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Fisher ready to make his mark

Online Sport Editor Harry Scott-Munro talks to Exeter University alumni Johnny Fisher, ahead of his professional debut against Matt Gordon on Saturday night.

Feb 19, 2021 By Harry Scott-Munro Filed Under: Sport, Boxing, University Tagged With: boxing, heavyweight, johnny fisher, matt gordon

Fighting Celebs: An Insult to Boxing?

Henry Hood takes a look at the rise of celebrity boxing matches and whether it undermines the training and dedication that professional boxers put into their craft?

Jan 21, 2021 By Sport Filed Under: Sport, Boxing Tagged With: boxing, mayweather, logan paul, connor mcgregor

Boxing: is the weight finally over?

With Fury and Wilder’s rematch incoming, Cameron Osborne looks at the condition of boxing’s heavyweight division. Is this the year we’ve been waiting for? On the 22nd of February, Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder will face off in Las Vegas for the second time. The rematch between these two titans of the heavyweight division is […]

Feb 8, 2020 By Sport Filed Under: Sport Tagged With: boxing, heavyweight, wilder, joshua

Things You Might Have Missed – Round 4

Online sports editor Ed Alexander casts an eye over some of the more obscure stories from the last week of sport

Nov 27, 2019 By Ed Alexander Filed Under: Sport, Football, Rugby, Global, Golf Tagged With: football, sport, Rugby, basketball, golf, boxing, Rugby Union

The Long Game – Sport’s Fallen Prodigies: Boxing

In our latest instalment of The Long Game series, Cameron Osborn looks at one boxer in particular – Audley Harrison – whose career never quite lived up to its early promise. Professional boxing is an unforgiving sport, both inside and out of the ring. Boxers repeatedly lay their bodies on the line, and fans come […]

Nov 1, 2019 By Sport Filed Under: Sport Tagged With: boxing, audley harrison, wbo, wba

Boxing Varsity 2: Lights Out at The Lemon Grove

FOLLOWING Exeter University Boxing Club’s first varsity of the year in November, the ring returned to The Lemon Grove on Friday 16 February. With three EUBC men taking to the canvas — alongside several bouts from nearby amateur clubs — the night was another success as the punters were treated to an action-packed night of […]

Feb 28, 2018 By Wil Jones Filed Under: Sport, University, Local, Varsity Tagged With: Exeter, Varsity, devon, EUBC, boxing, Boxing Club

Anthony Joshua: What does 2018 hold for the WBA and IBF Heavyweight Champion?

An increasingly familiar story was played out in the boxing ring in late October at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium, as Anthony Joshua overcame Carlos Takam in the 10th round of their title bout. The Watford fighter remains undefeated in twenty fights with a 100% knockout record. Takam, who stepped in to replace Kubrat Pulev as Joshua’s […]

Nov 13, 2017 By Emmott Leigh Filed Under: Sport Tagged With: sport, boxing, Emmott Leigh, Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder

Athletes Beware

Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a progressive degenerative disease found in the brains of athletes with a history of repetitive brain trauma, has been known to affect sportspeople such as boxers since the 1920s. Repeated traumatic events such as punches lead to the progressive degeneration of brain tissue that can begin years or even decades after […]

Feb 27, 2017 By Leah Crabtree Filed Under: Science Tagged With: football, sport, injury, boxing, American Football, brain, disease, neuroscience, athletes

Myths not legends: Mike Tyson

‘It ain’t about how hard you hit; it’s about how hard you can get hit, and keep moving forward’ – so said Rocky Balboa. Whilst Rocky is obviously fictional, it could be argued he is not the only former Heavyweight World Champion known primarily for his contributions to popular culture. After his ego-boasting appearances in […]

Feb 15, 2017 By Phil Hadley Filed Under: Sport, American Sport, Myths not legends Tagged With: sport, boxing, Myths not legends, Philip Hadley, MIke Tyson

From a champion to the champion: Can Anthony Joshua live up to expectations?

292 seconds. That is the time it took for Anthony Joshua to dispatch of Charles Martin and become the new IBF Heavyweight Champion, winning one of the four main belts in heavyweight boxing. Joshua’s 16th knockout in as many fights comes as no surprise to his followers, not least to his promoter Eddie Hearn. Already the money-man […]

Apr 14, 2016 By James Angove Filed Under: Sport Tagged With: sport, boxing, Anthony Joshua, Charles Martin, IBF Heavyweight Champion, Tyson Fury

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