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Thomas Gerbasi writes a gripping tribute to Dave Quiles, a friend who passed away before his first amateur boxing match.

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Thomas Gerbasi writes a gripping tribute to Dave Quiles, a friend who passed away before his first amateur boxing match.

Walsh, now 12-0 (10 KOs), is back in his adopted home of California, preparing in Big Bear for his March 16 bout with Dean Sutherland.

Julia Lee is the most interesting woman in the world. There, I said it, and I mean it. How else would you describe someone who isn’t just making her way through the world of professional boxing but is also a full-time detective constable for the Metropolitan Police in London and a former commercial lawyer? Her parents must be very proud.

There will be no last minute roadwork outside for Omar Trinidad, the “King of Los Angeles”, ahead of Mike Plania showdown

In a year featuring another historic bout between Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano, as well as the emergence of 22-year-old Gabriela Fundora as Fighter of the Year, one of the biggest stories of recent years largely flew under the radar as Seniesa Estrada retired from the sport

Sometimes, this job is too easy. Selecting the Female Fight of the Year for 2024 is one of those times, so you shouldn’t be surprised that this award goes to November’s rematch between Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano.

One of the most affable fighters in the game today, Gabriela Fundora flips the switch on fight night, bringing the violence with a frightening finality.

Everything was going according to plan for Jaime Munguia until Bruno Surace knocked him silly

Sometimes you remember the atmosphere surrounding a fight more than the fight itself. At the Park Central Hotel in Manhattan on April 23, 2002, the atmosphere was intense, to say the least.

As a former world titleholder and current contender at 115 pounds, Andrew Moloney is obviously very good at a lot of things in his chosen profession. What he’s not very good at is retirement