Editor’s Letters

Sightings of overseas boxing stars are dwindling in the UK

I WAS recently asked to provide a list of the outstanding overseas fighters who had impressed in the UK in 2024. One...

Major boxing is most at home outside of Saudi Arabia

IBHOF sees greatness close to home once again

Innocent or not, the strength of a boxer’s backing matters most after a failed PED test

The ongoing IBHOF omission of Sumbu Kalambay

New regime change brings an optimistic ‘one champion’ vision

Veteran campaigner Ike Ibeabuchi won’t let go

Memories of Frank Bruno’s glory night at the national stadium

Small hall boxing has become all too predictable

Big time boxing returns with a bang!

Naoya Inoue spearheading Japan’s blueprint for success

Gender storm blights Paris 2024

Editor’s Letter: It’s time to say goodbye

Editor’s Letter: Warren and Hearn are better as a duo than rivals

Editor’s Letter: In appreciation of Anthony Joshua

Editor’s Letter: Wardley vs. Clarke was a fight for the ages

Editor’s Letter: Dalton Smith and the art of matchmaking

Editor’s Letter: Feel-good tales from the Board awards

Editor’s Letter: Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson is a monstrosity

Editor’s Letter: When a heavyweight unexpectedly falls, there really is nothing else quite like it

Editor’s Letter: Canelo Alvarez and the precarious pinnacle

Editor’s Letter: Forget all the pushing and shoving, the real stories can be found in the minds of Taylor and Catterall

Editor’s Letter: Although boxing appears to be thriving in 2024, that doesn’t mean we can’t address difficult issues

Editor’s Letter: A cut eye and a postponement leave Tyson Fury facing unfair criticism

Editor’s Letter: The need for boxing aftercare has never been greater