Life stories of the champions and contenders who shaped boxing.
From Saint Elizabeth, Jamaica and Bermondsey, London to the undisputed welterweight crown in 1986, Lloyd Honeyghan's reign took in a famous upset, a W...
Fort Worth's Donald Curry knocked out Milton McCrory in 1985 to become undisputed welterweight champion, then lost it all to Lloyd Honeyghan in one of...
From a 240-10 amateur record and Commonwealth Games gold to world titles at 154, 160 and 175 pounds, the Toney trilogy and a loss to Roy Jones Jr., th...
Herol Graham went 38 fights unbeaten, won British, Commonwealth and European titles and lost three world title bids by the narrowest of margins. This...
From a gym in St. Thomas to world titles at 154 and 160 pounds, Julian Jackson fought through detached-retina surgery, knocked out Herol Graham with o...
The life of Gerald McClellan, the Freeport puncher who won WBO and WBC middleweight titles with a string of early knockouts before the 1995 Nigel Benn...
Steve Collins, from Cabra in Dublin, learned his craft in Brockton, won the WBO middleweight title in 1994, and beat both Chris Eubank and Nigel Benn...
Nigel Benn went from the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers to world titles at middleweight and super middleweight. His career included two fights with Chris...
Chris Eubank Sr. learned to box in New York, made Brighton his home and ruled the WBO super middleweight division for three and a half years. His care...
George Groves beat James DeGale as an amateur and a pro, lost twice to Carl Froch, and won the WBA super middleweight title at the fourth attempt in 2...
The life and career of Saúl 'Canelo' Álvarez, from his debut at 15 near Guadalajara through Mayweather, the Golovkin trilogy, the clenbuterol ban, und...
Rubén 'El Púas' Olivares came out of Mexico City's poorer streets, won the bantamweight championship from Lionel Rose with a run of knockouts behind h...
