Mar 22 2024
BN Preview: Bourke vs. Lane is another great advert for the British title
Bourke-Lane should be a good scrap and it’s all change for Itauma, writes Matt Bozeat
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Mar 16 2024
BN Preview: Maxi Hughes returns to America to mend a broken heart
Britain's Maxi Hughes travels to Las Vegas to fight the unbeaten and heavy-handed William Zepeda, writes Elliot Worsell
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Mar 16 2024
BN Preview: Birmingham bill is seventh heaven for British fans
Matt Bozeat examines each of the seven shows on the brilliant Birmingham bill
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Mar 15 2024
BN Preview: Callum Walsh returns to New York for fight number 10
Tom Loeffler promotes a show featuring Irish prospects Callum Walsh and Joseph Ward
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Mar 08 2024
BN Preview: Joshua and Ngannou put everything on the line in a fight that ultimately means very little
The role of Francis Ngannou this time around is rather different from the role he was expected to play against Tyson Fury in October, writes Elliot Worsell
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Mar 08 2024
BN Preview: Zhang-Parker heads up an exceptionally tasty undercard in Riyadh
While Anthony Joshua and Francis Ngannou headline tonight's offering, the best heavyweight fight of the night involves Zhilei Zhang and Joseph Parker, writes Declan Taylor
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Mar 02 2024
BN Preview: Underdog Meinke has it all to do against Puerto Rican royalty Serrano
Serrano puts her WBA, IBF and WBO titles on the line against fellow southpaw Nina Meinke, writes Matt Bozeat
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Mar 02 2024
BN Preview: Kholmatov and Ford meet in a fascinating clash of prospects-cum-contenders
It's time to shine for both Otabek Kholmatov and Raymond Ford, writes Shaun Brown
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Mar 01 2024
BN Preview: Eggington and Baraou look likely to combine for a cracker
Expect a slugfest in Telford, writes Matt Bozeat
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Feb 24 2024
BN Preview: Berlanga and McCrory headline a Florida bill full of top talent
Some top talent set to get worthwhile tests on Matchroom bill in Orlando tonight (February 24)
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Feb 24 2024
BN Preview: Takuma Inoue attempts to step out of his famous sibling’s sizeable shadow
Takuma Inoue gets a tough test on a bill that features titles and talent aplenty – and one blatant mismatch, writes Shaun Brown