Feb 08 2021
Editor’s Pick: Mike Tyson – what might have been
Steve Lott - a crucial member of Team Tyson in the early days - revealsed some extraordinary insight on why he might just have been the greatest underachiever in boxing history
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Tris Dixon
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Jan 12 2021
On This Day: Joe Frazier was born in 1944
Tris Dixon pays tribute to the career of Joe Frazier, one of the finest of them all
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Jan 02 2021
The survivors: Living light-heavyweight legends
Tris Dixon catches up with some members of the most thrilling light-heavyweight era in history, those 1970s and 80s warriors who left indelible marks on the sport... and each other
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Sep 19 2020
On This Day: Defensive genius Willie Pep was born in 1922
Tris Dixon celebrates the life of Willie Pep, one of the greatest fighters of all-time
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Sep 14 2020
How Floyd Mayweather broke Canelo Alvarez’s heart and PPV records
Floyd Mayweather too fast, sharp and good for Canelo Alvarez, but judge CJ Ross shared the headlines
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Jun 10 2020
There’s no place like the Hall of Fame
The Hall of Fame will be quiet this weekend but it will always be paradise for the fight fan, writes Tris Dixon
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May 31 2020
On this day Carl Froch knocks out George Groves at Wembley Stadium
On May 31 2014 Carl Froch defeated bitter rival George Groves. Here is the Boxing News ringside report by Tris Dixon
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May 25 2020
The story of cult hero Bert Cooper
Even as the embers fizzled out, Smokin’ Bert Cooper was still yearning for the happy ending
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Apr 05 2020
Fighter’s Heaven – Muhammad Ali at Deer Lake
Tris Dixon visits Muhammad Ali’s legendary Deer Lake training camp to tell the story of the fight haven’s past, present and future
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Dec 20 2019
Mark Hobson – ‘One minute I had never taken drugs, the next I was self-medicating on cocaine’
This astonishing descent into drug and gambling addiction will blow your mind. It certainly blew Mark Hobson's
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Dec 16 2019
Joe Frazier and the forgotten memories of boxing in Philadelphia
Philadelphia, once a proud fight town full of life, has changed dramatically this century. There are some clues to what came before but not nearly enough, writes a sombre Tris Dixon