The annual boxing memorabilia fayre will be held this year on 10th October 2015 at the Dick Collins Hall, Redhill Street, London NW1.    ...

By O. F. Snelling This article is reproduced with the kind permission of Derek O’Dell, Editor and Producer of ‘The Southern Ex-Boxer’, ...

George Naufahu, one of that fine group of Tongans who came to Britain in the mid nineteen-fifties, died on February 13 th aged 88. ...

Johnny Hughes in his prime Remembering Johnny Hughes (Bloomsbury), the early 20th-century British and world title claimant who became a...

Lancaster lost one of its sporting legends of the past when former professional boxer Johnny Barton died recently in a Morecambe nursing ho...

In 2012 boxing historian and collector Larry Braysher produced a neat little book on the history of boxing in Morecambe entitled ‘Boxing ...

A statue to honour Britain’s youngest-ever world boxing champion, Teddy Baldock, has been unveiled in east London.   It had been 8...

One of the most difficult things to deal with when researching the history of boxing is in coming across the occasional sad reference to ...

The quaint West Sussex village of Cuckfield has never been a breeding-ground of boxers. It did produce one man, though, who made his mark...

Two-Fisted Gentlemen: a history of boxing in Widnes and Runcorn (1900-1960) . Paperback; 277 pages; many rare photos & boxing illustr...

At 5 feet 11 with long spindly arms and legs and not a spare ounce of flesh on his wiry body, it’s astonishing that Al Brown ever made th...

In the Sporting Life dated Tuesday March 27th 1917 the following notice appeared: REPORTED DEATH OF SERVICE CHAMPION AT BAGHDAD W...