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History • Premium Larry Braysher A four-time ABA heavyweight titlist, fighting fireman Tony Stuart was ‘probably the most travelled amateur of his day and the richest in boxing knowledge’ IN my last column I looked back on a memorable victory for a British ABA team over a group of America’s elite amateurs in a special

News Queensberry Promotions Daniel Dubois impresses in his first fight back since losing to Joe Joyce IN his first fight since losing to Joe Joyce just over six months ago, Daniel Dubois got back to winning ways by dispatching Bogdan Dinu in emphatic style at Telford International Centre. A fractured left eye socket saw Dubois

Boxers • Premium Amanda Westcott/Showtime Thomas Mattice explains why if you cheat in training, you are only cheating yourself When and why you started boxing: I knew a few people who boxed and they always told me that I knew how to throw my hands, even though I’d never done any boxing before and didn’t

Feature • Issue • Premium Tony Davis survived a horrendous ordeal with Covid. He speaks to John Dennen about what he’s been through, what he has to look forward to and his boxing community MANY people worried for Tony Davis. The one-time England international, former Army boxing team head trainer and ex GB coach was

BN Investigates • Issue • Premium Not every great trainer has boxed and not every great boxer can train. Elliot Worsell reignites that old debate with four former world titlists who became trainers THERE are few worlds as easy to infiltrate or as receptive to charlatans as the sport of boxing, and there is arguably

Feature In his own words, Ricky Hatton details the best night of his career WITHOUT doubt winning a world title is a wonderful thing, but with there being so many versions nowadays you can still win one and not be the best in the division. In my case, I beat not only the best super-lightweight

Opinion Daniel Dubois is following in the footsteps of these notable British boxers who fought in Telford JOE CALZAGHEA super-middleweight great who moved up to light-heavyweight at the end of his career and notched two major stateside wins, Calzaghe outpointed Bobbie Joe Edwards over eight rounds at Telford Ice Rink in 1995. RICKY HATTONThe hugely

Issue • Premium • Preview Julian Herbert/Getty Images Bradley Skeete talks to Matt Bozeat about renting a house from Billy Joe Saunders as he relocates in Sheffield, where two Fightzone cards take place this weekend AT 33 years old, Bradley Skeete, the former undefeated British and Commonwealth welterweight champion, returns on Friday night after around

Feature James Chance/Getty Images ‘There should be no excuses for bad matchmaking with DAZN and I put myself on the sword by saying that now,’ says Eddie Hearn WHEN Eddie Hearn went to America in 2018 and returned as ‘The Billion Dollar Man’ after inking a ginormous international broadcast deal with streaming service DAZN, it

History Fifty moments, both good and bad, that shaped the legend of Muhammad Ali 50. WITHOUT DUNDEEWhen Ali’s trainer decided to corner Jimmy Ellis in 1972 (because he was also Ellis’ manager), Muhammad engineered a spat between the pair to sell the fight. There was no truth in it, and they were reunited after Ali

Amateur Galal Yafai supports the Commonwealth Games drive for volunteers THE 2022 Commonwealth Games are looking for volunteers. The Birmingham 2022 Games is searching for 13,000 volunteers. The majority of volunteer roles don’t need any formal experience or qualifications, with full training provided. Roles include drivers, first aiders, meet & greeters, venue preppers, kit carriers,

Feature • Issue • Premium Colin Dunne didn’t know what to do when his growing body betrayed his dreams of becoming a jockey. He tells John Evans how he replaced his beloved reins with boxing gloves EVERY athlete has moments where they are in total control of themselves and everything going on around them. The

Editor’s letter • Issue • Premium Floyd Mayweather learns from the great Ali and takes the smart route through middle age, writes Matt Christie THIS week Floyd Mayweather, still a villain to so many boxing fans, returns to the ring for a money-spinning playfight with Logan Paul, an 0-1 novice who lost his only professional

News Jean Pascal tests positive for three banned substances as Badou Jack rematch is called off, writes Paul Wheeler ON May 28, just nine days before his scheduled June 6 rematch with fellow highly ranked light-heavyweight Badou Jack, it came to light that Jean Pascal had tested positive for three banned substances, leading the fight

News The German veteran could step in to face Joe Joyce if WBO title shot isn’t next for the Briton, writes Eric Armit THE European Boxing Union (EBU) have ordered a bout between Joe Joyce and German veteran Marco Huck. As soon as I put this line on paper I realised I had written it

Boxers • Issue • Premium Mark Robinson Paul Wheeler talks to Miriam Gutierrez, someone who does invaluable work outside of boxing When and why you started boxing:I started doing full contact karate when I was 14 years old, but I had to stop when I tore my abductor muscle. After this, I decided to start

History • Issue • Premium Miles Templeton on British boxing’s 100 club – the backbone of the sport ON November 7, 1975, Boxing News published an article about Battersea’s Ray Fallone under the heading: “Ray aims to go out with a win.” Three days later, Ray stepped into the ring for an eight-rounder with Mick

Issue • Premium • Q and A Dr Nitin K. Sethi outlines the steps he believes boxing needs to take to be safer. The fight doctor talks to Phil Rogers THERE is always one figure at ringside who never hopes for fireworks. The knockouts, the punishment, and the back-and-forth drama all create a heady cocktail