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HUBBARD’S CUPBOARD By Alan Hubbard Literary wits and wags have a long been a part of the big time boxing scene, from George Bernard Shaw
HUBBARD’S CUPBOARD By Alan Hubbard In January the headline over this column predicted: “A happy New Year for Josh Warrington but a shock defeat for
HUBBARD’S CUPBOARD By Alan Hubbard Bananas are the favourite fruit of most sports folk. Andy Murray munches his way through half a dozen or more
HUBBARD’S CUPBOARD By Alan Hubbard I have great foreboding about the Olympic boxing tournament in Tokyo next year. The decision by the International Olympic Committee
HUBBARD’S CUPBOARD By Alan Hubbard Josh Warrington, currently my favourite British boxer, makes the second defence of his IBF world featherweight title against Abdul Barry
HUBBARD’S CUPBOARD By Alan Hubbard “If Canelo Alvarez fancies it I’d back my man Billy Joe Saunders to dethrone the WBA, WBC and IBF champion”
HUBBARD’S CUPBOARD Tyson versus Tyson By Alan Hubbard I am a bit of an insomniac – well, rather more than a bit – and counting
HUBBARD’S CUPBOARD By Alan Hubbard Hall of Fame promoter Frank Warren, who as a youngster once worked in Smithfield Market, is back in the business
HUBBARD’S CUPBOARD By Alan Hubbard Cup your ear as you enter the portals of the SSE Wembley Arena and you will might hear the echoing
HUBBARD’S CUPBOARD By Alan Hubbard It is almost a decade and half since Amir Khan won the British nation’s hearts and the Olympic lightweight silver
HUBBARD’S CUPBOARD By Alan Hubbard Old Aristotle may have known rather more about philosophy than he did about pugilism but maybe boxing was in his
HUBBARD’S CUPBOARD By Alan Hubbard The last time I saw a fighter mobbed as much as the re-born Tyson Fury his name was Muhammad Ali.
