Pickering and Marsh weigh-in Jun 26th 2008 by British Boxing British champion Esham Pickering and his challenger Matthew Marsh both weighed in under the super-bantamweight championship limit of 122lb, 8st 10lb, for tomorrow's title fight at the historical York Hall in Bethnal Green. Read more   Pickering: I'm still Britain's No 1 Jun 26th 2008 by British Boxing Esham Pickering is warning challenger Matthew Marsh not to underestimate him ahead of their British Super-Bantamweight Title fight at the York Hall in Bethnal Green on Friday, 27th June 2008. Read more   What I do - and don't - miss about British boxing Jun 26th 2008 by Oliver Fennell Erstwhile BBN writer Oliver Fennell sends us a letter from his Bangkok paradise... Read more   Arthur sees bright future for Khan Jun 26th 2008 by British Boxing Commonwealth lightweight champion Amir Khan’s ‘best days’ are ahead of him, according to WBO super-featherweight champion Alex Arthur, who watched Khan’s defeat of Michael Gomez in Birmingham at the weekend. Read more   Calzaghe drops Lockett quit hint Jun 26th 2008 by British Boxing Enzo Calzaghe, father and trainer of Joe, would not be drawn on the issues surrounding his son’s controversial split from boxing promoter Frank Warren, but he did indicate that middleweight boxer Gary Lockett may retire from the sport. Read more   O'Donnell hits comeback trail on Friday Jun 26th 2008 by British Boxing John O’Donnell continues on the comeback trail at York Hall in Bethnal Green, London, tomorrow. Read more   Calzaghe Split - Strange Timing Jun 25th 2008 by Thomas Rooney Joe Calzaghe has split with his long term promoter Frank Warren. Considering he only has one fight left in his successful career, this seems a strange decision, or more specifically – strange timing. However it appears that the Welshman wants to promote his final fight himself, ending a partnership with Warren that has lasted over twelve years. Read more   Debutant inspired by Leicester's finest Jun 25th 2008 by Tom Podmore Leicester’s Joe Hockenhull says the recent success of two other boxers from the city, European super-bantamweight champion Rendall Munroe and undefeated middleweight Kevin Concepcion, has given him a massive boost ahead of his professional debut this weekend. Read more   Lee gearing up for Limerick return Jun 25th 2008 by British Boxing Each morning as Andy Lee steps out to begin his roadwork he peers up at the highest peaks of the Austrian Alps. The fresh, clean mountain air is the perfect setting for clearing his thoughts as he begins his daily run up the picturesque foothills of the imposing mountain range. Read more   Will Calzaghe swan song be a lame duck? Jun 25th 2008 by James Slater With his undeniably great boxing career winding down towards its conclusion, Joe Calzaghe has been quoted as saying how he feels his taking on Roy Jones Junior in his very last bout will be a great way to finish. Will it, though? Read more   'Lightning' Lenny ready to strike Jun 24th 2008 by British Boxing Lenny Daws believes he will deserve another crack at the British Title if he beats experienced French based Romanian Mihaita Mutu at the York Hall on Friday, 27th June 2008. Read more   Calzaghe decides to go it alone Jun 24th 2008 by Kevin Taylor According to the South Wales Argus, Joe Calzaghe has decided to split from long term promoter Frank Warren and be self-managed for what is left of his successful career. Read more   Dunne set for Argy Bargy Jun 23rd 2008 by British Boxing Argentina’s Damian Marchiano has been confirmed as Bernard Dunne’s next opponent when they clash at the Hunky Dorys Fight Night at the National Stadium, Dublin on July 12th. Read more   Khan wins but is still a work in progress Jun 23rd 2008 by Tom Podmore Amir Khan has finally admitted he isn’t ready for world titles yet. The Bolton prospect made the surprising if accurate statement after coming through a harder-than-expected Commonwealth lightweight title defence Read more   O'Loughlin gets back on the winning track Jun 23rd 2008 by Mike Pendegast Although Hull has enjoyed recent success in football, last night was the turn of top class professional boxing. Read more