From the lowest of lows, the "Gypsy King" is better than ever as we head into a potential all-British showdown between Fury and Joshua this summer to determine heavyweight's undisputed champion.

“I think that a lot of coaches today, unfortunately, are not protected contractually. We are probably the most significant part of a fighter’s team."

A look into the career of Johnny Nelson, who despite all adversity, became world champion and broke records along the way.

Warrington doesn't want another 'snoozefest' against Galahad and instead wants to target the big names in the division, something Hearn has backed despite promoting both of them.

The Northern Virginia native will turn pro Feb. 13 on the Joe Smith Jr.-Maxim Vlasov undercard.

“We will do whatever we can to make sure that every belt in boxing is on the line for the Tyson Fury fight”

"Even in a pandemic I feel like this is the strongest start to a year Matchroom have had in a long time."

The American stopped the 2012 Olympic champion in the seventh round in Dallas.

The British Boxing Board of Control earlier this month announced that events in January had been suspended.

David Haye's verdict on Tyson vs Holyfield 3: "As long as everyone’s healthy to get in there and do it, crack on. What else are you gonna do?"

Garcia is now mandatory challenger to WBC champion Devin Haney although the Golden Boy fighter has admitted he would prefer to take on Gervonta Davis.

Saul Alvarez - boxing's Pound-for-Pound No.1 - has suffered just one defeat in 56 pro bouts with it coming to Floyd Mayweather Jr. in 2013 via majority-decision.

Joshua took his record to 24-1 with an impressive win over Pulev.

Brook has not lifted a world title since he lost his IBF belt to Gennady Golovkin in 2016.

“[We] can't change the world, but we can change our little bit..."

"The Hurricane" returns to the ring with a point to prove having agonizingly tasted defeat in a Fight of the Year contender against Josh Taylor in the World Boxing Super Series final.

Josh Taylor knocked out Thailand’s Apinun Khongsong in the first round to retain his WBA and IBF world titles.

The unbeaten Scot can ill afford any slip-ups in defence of his WBA Super and IBF light-welterweight titles.

The winner seems like to face Josh Taylor next, providing he comes through his next bout to determine the undisputed champion at 140-pounds.

WBA and IBF junior welterweight world champion Josh Taylor makes his return against IBF No 1 contender Apinun Khongsong on September 26.

The 29-year-old would have no concerns about attending events in the future if the Government deems it safe to do so.