
James DeGale, 40, announces comeback and plan to fight likes of Jake Paul and KSI
James DeGale, 40, is planning a comeback of sorts more than seven years after he looked a shell of himself while losing to Chris Eubank Jnr.
James DeGale: record, next fight and profile →

James DeGale, 40, is planning a comeback of sorts more than seven years after he looked a shell of himself while losing to Chris Eubank Jnr.

Sometimes there is evidence that a fighter is in decline and sometimes it just comes out of nowhere, writes Eric Raskin

I’d struggle to begin to describe how much I dislike bare-knuckle boxing, writes Russ Anber.

On Saturday evening, after guiding his fighter Lucas Roehrig to victory, George Groves returned to their changing room to watch the bare-knuckle contest of James DeGale

Britain’s James DeGale remains open to returning to professional boxing having decided against a future as a bare-knuckle fighter

Long before he was a promising professional prospect, Aaron Bowen was cutting his teeth sparring with the likes of former world champion James DeGale, who he says showed him just how much he still had to learn.

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.

It’s been several years since he was last seen throwing a punch, but Britain’s first ever Olympic gold medalist to become a world champion, James DeGale, will see action again.

For the sake of brevity, the 10-year professional career of James DeGale can be defined by just three fights which took place in the month of May

In 2009, Irish prospect and former Olympian Darren Sutherland was a new pro who was tipped for the top. A few months later, Sutherland hanged himself. It's a tragedy we're still making sense of today.