Enzo Calzaghe - form is temporary; class is permanent Mar 20th 2008 by Craig MacKay After being blown away by David Haye inside two rounds, Enzo Maccarinelli could have been forgiven for wanting to turn off his TV, throw out the newspapers and hide away from the outside world. His coach, Enzo Calzaghe, on the other hand was still The Ring magazine Trainer of the Year and still boasted two world champions in his small stable.  Surely he would be immune from any criticism? Not so it appears. Maybe rather than Maccarinelli, it should have been Calzaghe who hid himself away. Read more   What next for Junior Witter? Mar 20th 2008 by Jordan Green At this moment in time all the talk about WBC champion Junior “The Hitter” Witter should have been about his upcoming fight against Demetrius Hopkins that was scheduled for this Saturday.  But it isn't. Read more   Reid gets call for Fewkes rematch Mar 20th 2008 by British Boxing Stoke welterweight Gary Reid has been presented with the opportunity to avenge an eight round points reversal at the hands of John Fewkes last October. Despite taking the fight to Fewkes last time Reid lost the decision by two rounds and felt hard done by afterwards. Read more   Lockett deserves his shot at Pavlik Mar 20th 2008 by Terry Dooley A storm of criticism has hit Gary Lockett this week over his scheduled attempt at the world middleweight title held by champion Kelly Pavlik. Lockett, as number one WBO contender, will be given the dubious gift of travelling to the USA to fight the man known as ‘The Ghost’, a fitting name for a fighter currently terrifying the rest of the middleweight division.  Read more   Prime Minister Brown meets Olympic team Mar 20th 2008 by British Boxing Prime Minister Gordon Brown has met with members of the British Olympic boxing team ahead of their bid for gold in Beijing. Read more   Woods to teach arrogant Tarver a lesson Mar 19th 2008 by James Slater With each and every fight of his career, 35-year-old Clinton Woods strives to become the very best light-heavyweight in the world - if he isn't such already. Read more   Ding-dong! Bell trains with pole dancers Mar 19th 2008 by Jim Wright English super-flyweight champion Andy Bell has been preparing for taking the next big step in his career by working up a sweat in a gym designed for putting red-hot babes through their paces. Read more   Boxing psychology - winning before the first bell Mar 19th 2008 by David Statham 80% of boxing is in the mind and to win a contest the mind has to be as well conditioned as the body. David Haye won the ‘Battle of Britain’ against Enzo Maccarinelli on March 8th before he had even entered the O2 Arena. Read more   Eric Armit's World View Mar 19th 2008 by Eric Armit The world never stands still. Now the WBC have announced that they propose to use TV replays at ringside to rule on controversial moments during a fight. Read more   Finnegan puts car crash behind him Mar 19th 2008 by Daniel Mole Jonjo Finnegan is set to step back in the ring in May, six months after a near-fatal car crash that doctors feared would put pay to his professional boxing career. Read more   Getting to know...John Donnelly Mar 19th 2008 by James Howard With Sky Sports having showcased his sizzling potential the evening before, Liverpool’s undefeated prospect John Donnelly was in positive mood when he spoke with BBN’s James Howard. Read more   Miller in quick fire return Mar 19th 2008 by British Boxing Stoke’s novice welterweight, Scott Miller, will make the journey to South Shields on Thursday for his first pro fight outside the Potteries. Miller, victorious in his first two starts in the professional code, will face 22-year-old Chris Mullen in his home town. Read more   Edwards ready to ding dong Bell Mar 19th 2008 by British Boxing There is just over a week to go until Chris Edwards, Stoke’s British super-flyweight champion, defends his title for the first time against English titleholder Andy Bell. Read more   Barnes outboxes Bami, wins British title Mar 18th 2008 by Terry Dooley After a draw and defeat against Ali Nuumbembe and Joshua Okine respectively in consecutive fights in 2005, the once promising career of David Barnes seemed to grind to a halt at the Commonwealth level. On Friday night, however, Barnes came some of the way back by defeating Ted Bami on points over 12-rounds for the British light-welterweight title at the GH Carnall Leisure centre here in Manchester. Read more   Andreas Kotelnik ready for another shot at WBA title. Mar 18th 2008 by Kevin Taylor Andreas Kotelnik the current number one ranked light-welterweight by the WBA will come to Britain for the second time as mandatory challenger for the WBA when he challenges Gavin Rees in Cardiff on Saturday. Read more