Hubbards Cupboard
Hubbard’s Cupboard By Alan Hubbard ‘I don’t know what they’ll do to the enemy, but by God they frighten me!’ So declared the Duke of
HUBBARD’S CUPBOARDBy Alan Hubbard I love light heavyweights. Always have. It goes right back to the night of Tuesday, May 14, 1946 when my dad
HUBBARD’S CUPBOARDBy Alan Hubbard Daniel Dubois elected not to take the knee before his bout with Ricardo Snijders. Instead it was left to his opponent
Hubbard’s CupboardBy Alan Hubbard To use that familiar cliché, potential boxing superstars are like the proverbial London bus. You wait ages for one, and then
HUBBARD’S CUPBOARDBy Alan Hubbard How ironic that just as British boxing was having one of the successful spells in its long history and escalating in
Hubbard’s CupboardBy Alan Hubbard “It must feel like they are boxing in a space ship,” David Haye observed as boxing punched its way out of
Hubbard’s CupboardBy Alan Hubbard Football is alive and kicking again in the United Kingdom – at least in a fashion. Welcome to soccer’s sound of
Hubbard’s CupboardBy Alan Hubbard A few days ago I was chatting on the phone with a boxer friend who is both black and former world
HUBBARD’S CUPBOARD By Alan Hubbard I never cease to be amazed, and uplifted, when two fighters who have been doing their best to knock seven
Hubbard’s CupboardBy Alan Hubbard “IT WAS A masterpiece by Frank Warren” declared David Haye when talking on BT Sport last Saturday night about the promoter’s
Hubbards CupboardBy Alan Hubbard How long will it be before boxing is back on the box? We await the word from the great referee in
HUBBARD’S CUPBOARDBy Alan Hubbard Normally it is question that could be argued among boxing fans over a few pints down the pub. But of course
