
Joseph Parker and Fabio Wardley welcome the ‘walk towards the fire’
For the second consecutive day, heavyweight contenders Joseph Parker and Fabio Wardley came head-to-head before they fight on October 25.
Oleksandr Usyk: record, next fight and profile →

For the second consecutive day, heavyweight contenders Joseph Parker and Fabio Wardley came head-to-head before they fight on October 25.

Videos of Oleksandr Usyk dancing on social media have prompted the WBO to order an updated medical exam, Lance Pugmire writes

Teremoana Teremoana Jr. talks to BoxingScene's Tris Dixon about a potential showdown with fellow up and coming heavyweight Moses Itauma after comments from Andy Lee saying they will be the two leading candidates to take Oleksandr Usyk's crown.

I can only judge as an outsider, but I’m still struggling to understand why Daniel Dubois has separated from Don Charles...

In this week’s mailbag, Stephen “Breadman” Edwards answers the almost inevitable questions about a potential match-up between Oleksandr Usyk and Moses Itauma, the actual match-up between Jake Paul and Gervonta "Tank" Davis, and, as ever, much more

Moses Itauma trounced Dillian Whyte last weekend to beg the obvious, and perhaps only, question: What comes next?

The good thing about team sports is that it is never really your fault. If something goes wrong, there will always be a long chain of culpability, as well as various other people wearing the same colours as you whose faces look the same as yours: sheepish, away.

Is talk of Moses Itauma fighting Oleksandr Usyk next a sign of Itauma's talent, a sign of Usyk's dominance, or a sign of our collective impatience? asks Elliot Worsell

The team surrounding Oleksandr Usyk has defended the undisputed champion’s attempt to delay his next move, even as Joseph Parker pushes for resolution.

It’s absurd to even consider someone who’s had 13 fights, after a relatively short amateur career, a possible opponent for Usyk, argues former world champion and ProBox commentator Chris Algieri.