Tommy Farr - The Welshman who fought Joe Louis Oct 4th 2008 by David Statham The flat-cap wearing gentlemen surrounded America’s legendary heavyweight Joe Louis, who had announced his decision to retire from boxing a year after defending his championship for the twenty-fifth time. Read more   Kevin Taylor wins award for BBN Sep 30th 2008 by Terry Dooley BBN's Kevin 'Statto' Taylor picked-up a ‘Services to Boxing’ award at the Midland Area Council Awards on Saturday night. Read more   Exclusive Errol Christie interview - Part II Sep 30th 2008 by Terry Dooley Errol Christie’s promising career was derailed in 1984; only three years after his ABA title win. Read more   Errol Christie - 'I should have been a world champion' (Part I) Sep 28th 2008 by Terry Dooley BBN's Terry Dooley tracked down Errol Christie - one of the most exciting British fighters of the 80s - for an exclusive interview. Read more   Bravery and brutality in Sheffield Sep 21st 2008 by Ian McNeilly If ever a Scotsman deserved the ‘Braveheart’ tag, it's light-middleweight Jamie Coyle. The man from Stirling, challenging for Ryan Rhodes’ British title in front of the champion’s home city crowd at Sheffield’s Hillsborough Leisure Centre last night, was taken into deep, dark waters - but simply refused to be drowned. Read more   Alphabet belts - the scourge of modern boxing? Sep 17th 2008 by Steve Wellings Of all the many problems in boxing, one subject is bound to stir up debate amongst any ardent fans discussing the sport. Unaffectionately known by many as “Alphabet Belts” in reference to the mind boggling jumble of letters, the minor organisations are now part of boxing, whether we like it or not. Read more   The Golden Egg is scrambled - the Amir Khan post-mortem Sep 8th 2008 by British Boxing Five BBN writers offer their thoughts on the astonishing 54-second destruction of British boxing's golden boy, Amir Khan. Read more   The Don Cockell Story Sep 1st 2008 by Mel Dixon When the name Don Cockell is mentioned, it is usually only in one context: his failed world title challenge to Rocky Marciano. Read more   Our Unseen Heritage - Chris Eubank v Michael Watson (Part II) Aug 31st 2008 by Terry Dooley Terry Dooley concludes his insightful retrospective on Eubank-Watson. Read more   Punching back the years - The lightweight division Aug 26th 2008 by David Statham In the next instalment of ‘Punching back the years’, David Statham looks at the British boxers who beat the obstacles, defied the odds and challenged for world glory in the lightweight division. Read more   Our unseen heritage - Chris Eubank v Michael Watson (Part I) Aug 15th 2008 by Terry Dooley I was itemising my collection of fights when I came across the brace of fights between Chris Eubank and Michael Watson. Read more   Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow - the middleweights Jul 28th 2008 by Eric Armit In the latest part of his fascinating series, Eric Armit looks at the stars of yesterday, today and (perhaps) tomorrow. This issue - the middleweights. Read more   Punching back the years - The featherweight division (Part Two) Jul 21st 2008 by David Statham In Part Two of ‘Punching back the years - The featherweight division’ David Statham looks at the past attempts of British fighters beat the obstacles, defied the odds and challenged for world glory. Read more   The Top Ten British Lightweights Jul 21st 2008 by Allan Williams In the light of the demolition of Lee Meager at the hands of John Murray for the British title, another new addition to BBN's writing staff, Allan Williams, assesses the British Lightweight scene - by far the most interesting domestic division. Read more   Punching back the years - The featherweight division (Part One) Jul 11th 2008 by David Statham In the second part of his series, David Statham looks at the past attempts of British fighters who beat the obstacles, defied the odds and challenged for world glory. Read more