By Elliot Worsell WHEN so much of boxing’s intrigue and uniqueness is derived from its imperfections, it seems bizarre, and a tad naïve, to demand perfection from its participants. At best, they can strive to achieve a sort of perfection in the ring, yet to expect more than that from men and women who punch … Read more
By Oliver Fennell THE legs that once carried one of the most intimidating and powerful boxers into and around the ring are now withered through misuse. The hands which once formed fists that punished opponents now reach out in search of comfort and connection, taking the place of eyes which once tracked prey but now … Read more
By Matt Christie THIS WEEK’S edition rightly paints a picture of a sport that’s thriving. There are fight reports from London where Hamzah Sheeraz cemented his position as a future star and Reece Bellotti became the latest to exhibit what it really means to be British champion. There are interviews too, like with Mikaela Mayer, … Read more
