
Anthony Crolla explains why British boxing is in a ‘major crisis’
Anthony Crolla, former lightweight beltholder and now burgeoning British trainer, has expressed his concern about the health of boxing in the UK
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Anthony Crolla, former lightweight beltholder and now burgeoning British trainer, has expressed his concern about the health of boxing in the UK

It is often said that becoming a champion improves a fighter by 25 percent, and ahead of their Saturday lightweight title bout, Rhiannon Dixon and Terri Harper are wrapping their heads around its implications.

William Crolla, the undefeated super-welterweight prospect and brother of former lightweight champion Anthony, has signed a long-term promotional deal with Eddie Hearn's Matchroom Boxing and will make his debut under the promotional banner on the undercard of Jack Catterall-Regis Prograis at Co-op Live in Manchester on Saturday, August 24.

Robbie Davies Jr. has a young family, but was spending most of his time commuting to and from London to train with coach Shane McGuigan. Something had to change.

Will Crolla loves life as a professional fighter. The 26 year old had a literal ringside seat for his brother Anthony’s outstanding career and spent countless days in the gym,

On Saturday night in Poland, heavyweight contender Daniel Dubois will challenge WBO, IBF, IBO, WBA world champion Oleksandr Usyk. The contest will be the first for Dubois with new head trainer Don Charles.

Manchester hero Anthony Crolla is backing Lyndon Arthur to win the IBO world title and set the stage for a series of higher profile light heavyweight showdowns.

Former world champion Anthony Crolla is backing Vasiliy Lomachenko to return in sensational fashion on Saturday night, when he returns to the ring against dangerous Masayoshi Nakatani in Las Vegas. The contest will be the first for Lomachenko since suffering a twelve round decision loss to Teofimo Lopez in their unification clash last October.

Former champion Anthony Crolla was a 100-1 underdog when he stepped in the ring with Vasiliy Lomachenko in April of 2019. Crolla was dominated and brutally knocked out.

Former WBA lightweight world champion Anthony Crolla, who retired from the sport back in November after 13 years in the game, was hit with some hard news, after being informed that his gym was destroyed in a fire at a mill in Greater Manchester.