David Haye relinquishes WBC Cruiserweight title May 13th 2008 by British Boxing David Haye has communicated to the WBC his plans for his future in boxing in a beautiful letter written to the WBC President Jose Sulaiman. Read more   BBN goes Amateur - Pair of tickets up for Grabs May 12th 2008 by Kevin Taylor After many month of deliberations BritishBoxing.net has decided to open an amateur site at http://www.britishamateurboxing.net/   Read more   Risky Business - The Brits who take risks May 12th 2008 by Jonny Callendar Junior Witter’s mandatory defence of his ten stone WBC title proved to be a disastrous night for the ‘Hitter’ from Bradford. Read more   Lowe looking forward to Masters shot May 12th 2008 by Kev Parker Andrew Lowe, managed, promoted and trained by Carl Greaves is fighting May 31st at The Grove Leisure Centre, Newark against Barnsley's Jonny Musgrave for the third time. This rubber match will decided two things. One, who is the superior fighter, and two, who will be the new British Masters champion at welterweight. Read more   Froch has too much and rest of Nottingham card May 11th 2008 by Jim Wright Nottingham’s Carl Froch held up his end of his hometown show’s double header, albeit in easier circumstances as he comfortably despatched the limited but game Polish import and late stand in Albert Rybacki after four one-sided rounds of action. Read more   Witter succumbs to the Desert Storm May 11th 2008 by Jim Wright Junior Witter was dethroned as WBC light-welterweight king by unbeaten American sensation Timothy Bradley via split decision after twelve toe to toe rounds at the Trent FM arena, Nottingham. Read more   Opponent finally found for Murray May 9th 2008 by Kevin Taylor It looks like the search for an opponent for John Murray has finally come to fruition with Felix Lora now set to face the unbeaten Manchester based English champion tomorrow night in Nottingham. Read more   Who’d be a matchmaker? May 8th 2008 by Kevin Taylor Who says lightning doesn’t strike twice? For Mick Hennessy it’s already struck three-times, firstly Denis Inkin pulled out of a WBC super-middleweight eliminator with Carl Froch for a second time and then yesterday John Fewkes was forced to pull out of his English title clash due to gastroenteritis and now as already reported on the site Froch’s replacement opponent Rubin Williams is unable to leave the US due to personal problems. Read more   Skelton's European title fight postponed May 8th 2008 by British Boxing Matt Skelton's European heavyweight title challenge against Sinan Samil Sam has been postponed because of an injury to Sam. The fight was due to take place in Istanbul on May 30. Read more   Concepcion gets Masters title shot May 8th 2008 by Tom Podmore Kevin Concepcion’s reward for eleven consecutive wins is a crack at the British Masters middleweight title on June 28. Read more   Rybacki rides to Hennessy's rescue May 8th 2008 by Ian McNeilly Hennessy Sports today announced a change of opponent for Carl Froch on Saturday night at the Trent FM Arena Nottingham, live on ITV1. Read more   Fighting Irish plan summer sizzler May 8th 2008 by British Boxing 'The Best of the Fighting Irish', according to promoter Brian Peters, are set to showcase their talents at Dublin's National Stadium on July 12th. Seven of Ireland’s best including Bernard Dunne, Matthew Macklin, Andrew Murray, Oisin Fagan, Darren Corbett, Ian Tims and Keith Cresham will see action on what should prove a hot summer’s night of boxing at the National Stadium. Read more   Should Junior Witter fear the Unknown Soldier? May 8th 2008 by Terry Dooley Junior Witter has it all to fight for this Saturday as he takes on the lightly regarded and even lesser known American Timothy Bradley at the Nottingham Arena on Saturday. In many ways it is a ‘high risk, uncertain reward’ bout for Junior, but one that is to be televised live on ITV. Read more   Just who is Timothy Bradley? May 8th 2008 by Eric Armit What’s in a name? Well, if Tim Bradley hits you, you go down and you do not get up - and he is probably the fastest and most accurate in the world and is unbeatable. Worried, Junior? Don’t be. Read more   Boro's Truscott banking on Smoggy support May 8th 2008 by British Boxing Paul Truscott is ‘in no doubt' he can beat Ghana's Osumanue Akaba when they clash for the vacant Commonwealth featherweight title tomorrow at the Eston Sports Academy, in his hometown of Middlesbrough. Read more