Joe Joyce: record, next fight and profile →
Joe Joyce has lost three of his last four – and didn’t look great in that one victory – but the 39-year-old heavyweight says the plan isn’t to retire, but rather to return to the ring.
There was a time when the phrase “British heavyweight” was universally accompanied, at least on the western side of the Atlantic, with the adjective “horizontal”: a barbed reference to British boxers’ repeated failures for almost a century to come close to the biggest prize in sports.
When on Saturday night Bryant Jennings walks to the ring to confront Joel Caudle, he will do so as an active fighter for the first time in over five years.
Moses Itauma is a different type of heavyweight. The 19-year-old is a prodigiously talented fighter but for a youngster with the world at his feet, he seems remarkably relaxed about the attention he is generating.
Zhilei Zhang is interested in a fight with Derek Chisora after watching the heavyweight defeat Joe Joyce
Derek Chisora’s 10-round unanimous decision win over Joe Joyce on Saturday at the O2 Arena in London was the sort of all-out, drama-drenched war that could make an instant hardcore boxing fan out of the most casual observer
Frank Warren is unsure of what is next for Joe Joyce following his defeat to Derek Chisora after previously saying the loser would have nowhere to go.
Derek Chisora has said he will happily entertain a trilogy with his old foe Dillian Whyte after defying the odds to beat Joe Joyce.
“It was a good fight. I enjoyed it,” said Joe Joyce, following his gruelling 10-round decision loss to Derek Chisora at London’s O2 Arena.
Derek Chisora kept his career alive with a hard-fought, toe-to-toe win over Joe Joyce.