Commonwealth Boxing Championships review Aug 21st 2005 by Tom Walker In a special feature for BBN, Scottish correspondent Tom Walker reports on the Commonwealth boxing championships from Glasgow, which may well feature boxers who could be appearing on BBN and be the future of British Boxing in a few years time. Read more   Addicted to Sport Jul 28th 2005 by Kevin Taylor When you interview boxers a couple of things that are often said are “If it wasn’t for boxing I’d probably be in jail now” or “I used to fight so much at school, boxing seemed the natural route for me” Read more   Any Offers Jul 20th 2005 by British Boxing BBN were at the Midlands Area Awards dinner last Saturday and we have this item of memorabilia up for grabs. Read more   Win tickets for an audience with Frank Bruno Jul 11th 2005 by British Boxing Five lucky BBN readers have the chance of winning a pair of tickets each to "An Audience with Frank Bruno and friends" at the Hackney Empire in London on July 30th thanks to our friends at Fighters Inc. Read more   British P4P Top 12 Jun 16th 2005 by Ronnie McCluskey Ronnie Mac gives us the low down on his British pound-for pound Top 12. As usual, the Scotsman delivers his opinions on the front foot! I’m already preparing to send him an email defending old Johnny… Read more   Get fighting fit with BBN's fitness guru Jun 10th 2005 by Jamie Wadman Here's all the advice you need on becoming fighting fit, courtesy of BBN's fitness guru, Jamie Wadman... Read more   Lennox Lewis Amongst the Great Heavyweight Part II: The Competition Feb 24th 2005 by Ronnie McCluskey Lennox Lewis, three time world heavyweight champion, and the most successful British fighter ever, is often left off boxing fans and experts all-time top ten lists. I myself have him just outside at eleven, although I feel an argument can be made for his inclusion at a higher position. I'm certainly not the foremost authority on this debate. I just feel there are other great heavyweights worthy of the top ten spot. Read more   Lennox Lewis Amongst The Great Heavyweights Part I: The Career Feb 17th 2005 by Ronnie McCluskey The question of where Lennox Lewis stands amongst the all-time great heavyweights is a frequent one amongst British boxing aficionados and analysts alike. My contention is that Lewis deserves to be amongst the all-time top fifteen heavyweights, although I find it hard at times to include him in the top ten. Read more   Witter can’t wait to silence stateside critics Feb 14th 2005 by Ben Carey Junior Witter flew to LA on Saturday ahead of his crucial career litmus test against the battle-hardened Lovemore N’Dou at the Staples Centre on February 19. On a mouthwatering bill that features Howard Eastman’s challenge to undisputed middleweight king Bernard Hopkins, in addition to British and Commonwealth super-middleweight champion Carl Froch’s US debut, this will be a pivotal evening in the careers of three of British boxing’s brightest talents. Read more   A visit to the famous Fight Factory Jan 12th 2005 by Kevin Taylor Set amidst a lot of new flats in Deptford, South East London, stands the Lord Clyde pub, little would you know from the outside, apart from a small sign on the wall, that above is where World champions, British champions and a host of up and coming youngsters are put through their paces at Maloney’s Fight Factory. BritishBoxing.net were invited to the gym today to watch the boxer's training. Read more   BBN catch up with the Yorkshire Hunter Nov 24th 2004 by Mark Porter Paul Ingle was one of the most exciting fighters of his era. The Scarborough featherweight moved through the ranks after a successful amateur career, picking up British and European honours before winning the IBF title. He shared the ring with some of the best men of his day and beat most of them. It is fair to say that he never had an easy fight as a champion. In an exclusive interview British Boxing.net spoke to Paul this week about his career and his life since he sustained the terrible injuries that ended it Read more   Requiem For A Writer Pt 3 - “No-one said it would be easy…” Nov 17th 2004 by Matt Howorth Part 3 of Matt Howorth's dream to get into the ring. The first training session... Read more   Requiem For A Writer Pt 2 - David and Goliath Oct 12th 2004 by Matt Howorth Part 2 of Matt's intentions to climb into the squared circle... The intention was still there, harboured at the back of my mind, somewhere between finding the perfect woman and the perfect job – oh yeah, get in the ring. Read more   Requiem For A Writer Pt 1 - From Hemingway to Howorth Oct 5th 2004 by Matt Howorth What initially started as an idle daydream eventually managed to lodge itself into the very fibre of my being, until it could be ignored for no longer - I had to stare across the ring at another fighter, waiting for the opening bell that could, and most probably would, have some serious consequences on my health, not to mention question my sanity. Read more   Top 20 British Boxers Pound for Pound Aug 12th 2004 by Julian Wilson BBN staff writer Julian Wilson has been wringing his hands for weeks trying to work out who are the best fighters our nation has to offer. After many sleepless nights, he has put his reputation as a boxing pundit on the line with not just his top ten, but his top twenty British boxers, pound for pound... Read more