A Shameful Day In The History Of British Boxing

By John Wight - In British boxing, words such as ‘intergrity’, ‘ethics’, and ‘honour’ no longer exist. Tacky does not come close to describing the news that Dereck ‘Del Boy’ Chisora and David Haye will face one another in July at Upton Park. More appropriate would be 'despicable'.

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By Jackie Kallen I am writing this with a very heavy heart. The boxing world has lost a true legend and I have lost a dear friend. Angelo Dundee was more like an uncle to me than a mere business …

This day in history: May 10, 1955

Canada's only heavy-weight boxing champion, Tommy Burns, died in obscurity during a trip to Vancouver at 74. A member of the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame, Burns earned $200,000 during his eight-year boxing career, a fortune in those days, and remains one of the most successful Canadian heavy-weights of all time.

Women's World Championship Draw Complete, Tourney to Decide Olympic Spots

The 2012 London Olympic Games will see boxing history made when women take to the ring for the first time ever in Olympic competition. Fans of boxing will be able to see gender equality in the sport on the world's biggest stage.

Rau'shee Warren on target to make U.S. boxing history

Rau'shee Warren will become the first three-time Olympian in U.S. boxing. He says he's learned from past disappointments.