Former WBO heavyweight champion Joseph Parker has amicably parted ways with trainer Kevin Barry afte
Guided by trainer Virgil Hunter and supported by his fellow fighting wife, Tony Yoka is ready to pou
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As the long-awaited rematch between Roman ‘Chocolatito’ Gonzalez and Juan Francisco Estr
Promoter Nisse Sauerland expects his big heavyweight hope Filip Hrgovic to eventually overwhelm dang
Despite gratingly unresolved rivalries with fellow unbeatens Ryan Garcia, Devin Haney and Teofimo Lo
The self-styled ‘GWOAT’, Claressa Shields can’t be accused of lacking confidence and a deep-ro
Following Avni Yildirim’s abject performance at the weekend, IBHOF inductee Graham Houston loo
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Ash Lane has just written British boxing’s feel-good story of the year.
The hard journeyman from the Sanigars’ gym in Bristol became a champion with a points win over Michael Ramabeletsa in Swindon that earned the vacant Commonwealth super-bantamweight title.
The 26 year old then took to Facebook to post his story.
His post chronicles how a shy teenager who was forever being bullied found his confidence through boxing and went on to become a champion.