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Ringside Report Looks Back At Former World Middleweight & Super Middleweight Champion Arthur Abraham

By Donald “Braveheart” Stewart In the United Kingdom there is a lot of political heat around immigration and the need to have a policy which stops people from coming into our country. It is a worldwide phenomenon, though we do not have a wall to build, given there is plenty of sea between us and mai

Best I Faced: Dingaan Thobela

Trade unions call for review of European Works' Council Directive

King Kessler: Ten years on from his last fight, Mikkel Kessler says he is "happy" in retirement

Great Dane: Mikkel Kessler's 10 best wins

Jean-Paul Chartrand : Pourquoi pas un 13e round? (boxe)

Jusque-là pas de problème. Ce n’est pas votre choix, mais après tout, les trois juges savent ce qu’ils font. Ce sont des professionnels… non?  Mais quand vous regardez le pointage de chacun, vous constatez qu’un juge a voté 114-114, l’autre 115-113 pour votre favori et le troisième 117-111, mais pour l’adversaire.  C’est impossible.  Il ne peut pas y avoir autant de différence dans les pointages?  Pourtant, c’est exactement ce qui est arrivé lors du match entre Jermell Charlo et Brian Castano alors que les quatre titres majeurs étaient à l’enjeu. 

Richie Woodhall: 'My ambition of becoming world champ had been completed... I was never the same man again'

David Starie on what happened against Joe Calzaghe, a terrifying brain infection and why he rejected Matchroom

David Starie on what happened against Joe Calzaghe, a terrifying brain infection and why he rejected Matchroom David Starie tells Bernard O’Shea about his infamous contest with Joe Calzaghe, the brain infection that terrified him, why he rejected a deal with Matchroom and the night he won a title fight then put out a flaming caravan at 4am IN January 2000 the so-called “Baddest Man on the Planet” landed in England and stayed for a fortnight. In between kissing babies, posing for photos, lavish shopping sprees, a brush with the Immigration Service and the mass hysteria caused during his visit to Brixton, Mike Tyson took just enough time out of his busy schedule to dispatch British heavyweight champion, Julius Francis, in two rounds at the MEN Arena in Manchester. The chief-support that night was Joe Calzaghe’s fifth defence of his WBO super-middleweight title against Britain’s David Starie. It was Calzaghe’s debut on American TV with Showtime broadcasting the fight in the US. With the scene set to impress, the Newbridge southpaw did exactly the opposite.