Carl Froch questions value of Chris Eubank-Conor Benn II
Carl Froch wonders whether the rematch between Chris Eubank Jnr and Conor Benn will capture the imagination in the same way the first contest did.
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The Beltline: With the parents away, Misfits had the house all to itself
In August, Professional Boxing was away a lot – thinking, planning, relaxing – and as a result Misfits had the run of the house last weekend, writes Elliot Worsell.
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Cocooned: 10 retired champions fighting the temptation to return to the ring
If you were to re-write the sci-fi film Cocoon as a horror, you might get close to what we see in boxing when it comes to retired fighters...
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Comeback Kings: How do boxers turn it around with one punch?
Fighters like Carl Froch, Carl Thompson, and Leigh Wood explain to Elliot Worsell how they came back from the brink
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Bittersweet victory: Lewis Crocker and David Adeleye must win again to feel like winners
Sometimes a win feels like a defeat and sometimes a defeat feels like a win, writes Elliot Worsell.
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'The Gloves Are Off': A table, two fighters and a whiff of desperation
Ten years on from one of its most iconic moments, Elliot Worsell questions whether "The Gloves Are Off" – and similar concepts – still manage to capture the imagination of a restless public
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'That's no way for a soldier to die' and other Dubois-Joshua reactions
It didn’t take long for the opinions to come rolling in regarding Daniel Dubois’ stunning victory over Anthony Joshua.
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Ten fights that legitimized the super middleweight division
Matt Christie takes a look at the brief but important history of the super middleweight division, focusing on 10 key fights that made it more than just "an imposturous landscape"
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Where does Canelo Alvarez rank among all-time greatest super middleweights?
Where does Canelo Alvarez land on Eric Raskin's list of the 10 greatest super middleweights?
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The Beltline: Are Canelo Alvarez, Tim Tszyu and Carl Froch the only men in boxing whose hands cannot be held?
Hands are important in boxing. Curled into fists, then toughened in the gym, they are protected by hand wraps and gloves before being used on fight night to cause grievous bodily harm. They do damage. They settle disputes. They decide things. They also carry power pre-fight, when two hands shake on a deal, and post-fight, when two hands shake to demonstrate there are no hard feelings.
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