NO-ONE could really believe what they were seeing. An overweight heavyweight decking the world champion four times and seizing the title. PETER COSTER reports on the upset of upsets at Madison Square Garden: More »
IT WAS the fight that should never have happened, and Australia’s most controversial sportsman will have to live with the humiliating result, says Chief Writer RON REED More »
BOXING fans have two mouth-watering bouts coming up, but scheduling problems need to be sorted out, as PETER COSTER reports. More »
SO WHAT now for Jeff Horn, whose boxing career hit a brick wall in Las Vegas? RON REED reports. More »
THE BS is flowing thick and fast as the heavyweights talk up the millions on offer for “The Fight of the Century”. PETER COSTER reports More »
AN INTRUSIVE referee can ruin a decent heavyweight scrap, as PETER COSTER reports. More »
IT WAS a TV hit in more ways than one. TV Ringside brought boxing bouts right into the family loungeroom and launched some champion Australian fighters on to the world stage. PETER COSTER looks back on the gory, glory days at the old House of Stoush. More »
ANTHONY MUNDINE the greatest boxer we’ve ever had? Plenty of fight fans will strongly disagree with that opinion, but GRAHAM BICKNELL mounts the case for a man who has been so easy to dislike: TODAY’S TOPIC is Anthony Mundine. Hang on…where are you going? If I... More »
PETER COSTER saw most of Muhammad Ali’s fights and remembers the master well. Now he sees another heavyweight with many of the same magical moves: WHEN ANTHONY JOSHUA moves in the ring it is with the shadow of Muhammad Ali, the lightning jab, the combination, ... More »
HE IS ACKNOWLEDGED as one of Australia’s finest fighters even though he never set foot in a professional ring – and even Muhammad Ali would vouch for that. RON REED reports. More »
HE CALLED himself The Greatest but a brilliant new book makes it clear that not everything about the late Muhammad Ali was totally admirable, says Ron Reed More »
OVER more than 50 years reporting sports of all sorts, GEOFF POULTER has watched stars come and go. He reckons he knows why some shine brighter than others. More »
