Some heavyweights are remembered for far more than wins and titles. A 7-foot-4 giant, an NFL star, a 400-pound knockout artist, and a one-legged title challenger each left a unique mark on boxing history.

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Long before Cassius Clay shocked Sonny Liston to capture the world title, many in boxing believed Doug Jones might expose the technical flaws that would prevent the young contender from reaching the top. Their March 13, 1963 meeting at Madison Square Garden was more than another step up the rankings. It was viewed as the first genuine attempt to separate the rising star’s confidence from his actual ability.

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Jose “Rayo” Valenzuela has already identified his next target following his knockout victory over Edwin De Los Santos.

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Jaron “Boots” Ennis has publicly targeted unification at 154 pounds, but Virgil Ortiz Jr.’s trainer believes that decision has less to do with collecting titles than avoiding one particular opponent.

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Moses Itauma’s quest to become the youngest British world heavyweight champion of all time has been handed a major boost. The unbeaten 21-year-old from Kent has had a perfect…

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Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury are closing in on their legacy-defining clash and fellow heavyweight Murat Gassiev has revealed how he thinks the fight may go. Gassiev is…

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Carl Froch has been as honest as ever in his assessment of Tyson Fury‘s last fight against Mariusz Wach. Fury sat out all of 2025 after losing twice…

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Frank Warren is pushing for two of his fighters to battle it out for unified honours in the heavyweight division. Warren has long had involvement with heavyweight boxers at…

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Conor Benn‘s maiden world title fight against Ryan Garcia is fast approaching and Spencer Oliver has sounded a word of warning ahead of the first bell. Benn has…

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Larry Holmes produced one of the finest technical performances of his championship reign on November 26, 1982. Yet more than four decades later, almost nobody remembers the fight for his brilliance.

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Staging Anthony Joshua against Tyson Fury at Madison Square Garden on a Friday night through Netflix represents a bold commercial gamble, placing streaming reach ahead of boxing tradition.

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Teofimo Lopez already has a long-term target in mind beyond his August 22 challenge for Rolando Romero’s WBA welterweight title. The former two-division champion revealed he recently spoke with Devin Haney and believes the pair are on separate courses toward an eventual fight for the undisputed welterweight championship.

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Moses Itauma may have a heavyweight unification fight against Daniel Dubois or Fabio Wardley waiting if he captures his first world title later this month.

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Former welterweight champion Kell Brook has given his insight into the upcoming clash between Conor Benn and Ryan Garcia. Brook retired in 2021 after beating his long-time…

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Debate is still raging about where Anthony Joshua is in his career, with Andy Lee suggesting he needs another fight before sharing the ring with Tyson Fury. Joshua…

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Abel Sanchez believes William Zepeda has moved beyond a fight with Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz. Following Zepeda’s dominant victory over Lamont Roach Jr., the veteran trainer argued the newly crowned WBC lightweight champion should pursue more technically accomplished opponents instead.

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Jack Catterall finally reached the world championship tier in May. Less than three months later, his career sits in a holding pattern.

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Joseph Parker is free to resume his boxing career after the provisional suspension that sidelined him for more than seven months was lifted.

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Despite going his entire career without suffering a stoppage defeat, James Toney once named the fighter that hit him so hard he ‘saw triple’. ‘Lights Out’ became a…

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Ryan Garcia says his departure from Golden Boy Promotions is nearly complete. The WBC welterweight champion revealed this week that he has one fight left on his contract before he can move on.

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