Interviews
By Richard Hubbard Despite the lengthy charge sheet against Avtandil Khurtsidze and his associates including a crime described as ‘murder for hire’, his last scheduled
By Richard Hubbard He may be a novice 19-year-old with just six fights on the clock, but Ryan Garner is making people sit up and
By Richard Hubbard It was a case of normal service has resumed for Ryan Garner last weekend at the Copper Box with his first round
Expectations are understandably high when an aspiring young fighter follows their champion father into the prize ring. Back in the late 90s, Liverpool’s Shea Neary,
Over the next few years, ever improving British welterweight boss Bradley Skeete has aspirations to upgrade from star to superstar status, writes Glynn Evans. Bettered
Had the stars aligned differently, English super-middleweight challenger Jahmaine Smyle is convinced he could’ve marshalled Leicester City’s defence to Premier League glory last year, writes
Ex tarmac toughie Darryll Williams attributes the scuffles and scrapes of a troubled adolescence on the lethal lanes of the London Borough of Lewisham as
By Richard Hubbard It will hardly be new territory for him, but Gary Corcoran knows it will more than likely be him having to make
By Richard Hubbard Despite harbouring a bit of an obsession over settling a score with his single conqueror to date, logic has finally prevailed for
High-flying British welter boss Bradley Skeete claims few shared his vision that he’d advance to world level when he crashed the profession as a stringy, bashful 23
Sam McNess is out to prove he is no daddy’s boy by hammering “deluded” rival Asinia Byfield on ‘The Future Is Now’ bill at London’s Copper Box Arena
By Richard Hubbard As Gary Corcoran prepares to make his first meaningful move in the welterweight division, there remains an itch he seriously wants to
