♦ Klitschko unconvincing in victory

Wladimir Klitschko defended his WBO and IBF titles with a comfortable win over American Tony Thompson on Saturday. Thompson, 36, had a promising opening round but the 6ft 6in Klitschko quickly seized control, despite suffering a cut to his eye in the early rounds. The champion's power wore down Thompson as the fight progressed, with Klitschko easily outboxing his tiring rival.	1 vote

♦ Calzaghe sets date with Jones Jr

Roy Jones Jr has confirmed he and undefeated Welshman Joe Calzaghe will clash at Madison Square Garden, New York on Saturday 20 September. The American legend and Calzaghe, 36, will split the spoils from the bout. Jones told BBC Sport Wales: "I was a fighter of the 90s, but I'm also a modern era fighter. I'm going to show people what I am.	1 vote

♦ Jones confirms Calzaghe clash

I went to New York as part of the build-up of both the Mikkel Kessler and Bernard Hopkins fights and I love the place. Joe Calzaghe will face Roy Jones Jr in New York later this year in his final fight before hanging up his gloves. Jim Watt can't separate lightweights Lee Meager and John Murray in their fight of the year contender. Adam Smith relives some of the cons...	1 vote

♦ Murray too much for Meager

Jim Watt can't separate lightweights Lee Meager and John Murray in their fight of the year contender. Adam Smith relives some of the cons, the controversies and the calamities thet keep us coming back for more. Glenn McCrory might have found a new heavyweight hero for us all... but it ain't Wladimir Klitschko. Win some fantastic prizes in the Sky Sports competition section.	1 vote

♦ A-Force fight postponed

Audley Harrison's forthcoming bout with Belfast's Martin Rogan has been postponed due to "television scheduling". Jim Watt can't separate lightweights Lee Meager and John Murray in their fight of the year contender. Adam Smith relives some of the cons, the controversies and the calamities thet keep us coming back for more. Glenn McCrory might have found a new heavyweight hero for us all...	1 vote

♦ Murray claims lightweight title

John Murray put in a classy performance against Lee Meager to take the vacant British lightweight title in Wigan. The 23-year-old from Manchester controlled the fight from the first bell, subjecting Meager to a relentless barrage of powerful punches. Former champion Meager, 30, had cuts over both eyes as early as the third round, and referee Howard Foster stopped it in the fifth.	1 vote

♦ Khan - I'll prove you wrong

A lot of people want to see me lose but I'm not down until I'm counted out. Jim Watt can't separate lightweights Lee Meager and John Murray in their fight of the year contender. Adam Smith relives some of the cons, the controversies and the calamities thet keep us coming back for more. Glenn McCrory might have found a new heavyweight hero for us all... but it ain't Wladimir Klitschko.	1 vote

♦ Thompson ready for fight of his life against Klitschko

Tony Thompson hopes to become the fourth boxer to score an upset of Wladimir Klitschko when they clash in Saturday's heavyweight title fight in Germany. The most challenging aspect of boxing for a contender such as Tony Thompson isn't taking punches, even if they're delivered by Wladimir Klitschko, a hulking, 6-6, anvil-fisted heavyweight. It is the uncertainty of the business.	1 vote

♦ Meager - It's about business

He's a good kid and that but it's about business. Lee Meager is ready to put his personal admiration aside as he prepares to fight fellow Mancunian John Murray for the vacant British lightweight title. Get the Adobe Flash Player to view this content. Jim Watt can't separate lightweights Lee Meager and John Murray in their fight of the year contender. Adam Smith relives some of the cons...	1 vote

♦ Williams' world title boost

Williams: world title tilt? I think it's a race now for a British fighter to get to a world title fight. I believe the world heavyweight scene is very open, very weak. I've watched Danny's career for a hell of a long time and I do think that, if he puts his mind to it, he can do it. Frank Maloney says Danny Williams is in sight of another world title shot.	1 vote

♦ Rogan's Harrison fight postponed

Belfast boxer Martin Rogan's planned heavyweight bout against Audley Harrison on 19 July has been postponed. A statement from the fight's promoters Sports Network said the date for the Birmingham card had to be changed because of television scheduling. The main bout was to have featured former world cruiserweight champion Enzo Maccarinelli.	1 vote

♦ Klitschko - Haye is 'offensive'

Jim Watt can't separate lightweights Lee Meager and John Murray in their fight of the year contender. Adam Smith relives some of the cons, the controversies and the calamities thet keep us coming back for more. Glenn McCrory might have found a new heavyweight hero for us all... but it ain't Wladimir Klitschko. Win some fantastic prizes in the Sky Sports competition section.	1 vote

♦ Klitschko will keep Haye waiting

Wladimir Klitschko has promised to give David Haye "a lesson in the ring" if he proves himself at heavyweight level. Klitschko, 32, defends his WBO and IBF titles against American Tony Thompson, 36, on Saturday in Hamburg. Cruiserweight king Haye, who has moved up a division, riled the Ukrainian when they met earlier this year and has called the heavyweight scene "a joke".	1 vote

♦ Hennessy expects fireworks

Ringside observers at the gym where they sparred together have said they were really entertaining encounters. They just had out and out gym wars. Promoter Mick Hennessy believes Friday's domestic showdown between Lee Meager and John Murray will be "one of the fights of the year". Jim Watt can't separate lightweights Lee Meager and John Murray in their fight of the year contender.	1 vote

♦ McIntyre given title chance

Kevin McIntyre has been installed as the mandatory challenger for the British welterweight title. The Paisley fighter was stripped of the same title in June after a back injury forced him to pull out of two scheduled contests against Kell Brook. Brook went on to claim the vacant belt with a seventh-round stoppage of Barrie Jones...	1 vote

♦ Holyfield catches up on child support, keeps house

ATLANTA (AP) — Working to resolve his financial problems, former heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield reached agreement Wednesday in a child-support case and avoided a court hearing that could have led to a call for jail time. Randy Kessler, attorney for the mother of Holyfield's 10-year-old son, said the boxer paid $9...	1 vote

♦ Calzaghe-Jones a done deal

Joe Calzaghe's swansong fight against Roy Jones Junior will be held at New York's Madison Square Garden on 20th September. Richard Eldred says... This is a lose lose situation for Calzaghe if he wins he'll be criticized for taking on a boxer regarded by many as over-the-hill, and if he loses, well, it massively undermines what he's already achieved in the sport.	1 vote

♦ Murray ready for derby duel

John Murray is determined to beat Lee Meager on Friday night, and not just because he wants to get his hands on the British Lightweight belt. Glenn McCrory might have found a new heavyweight hero for us all... but it ain't Wladimir Klitschko. Adam Smith gives us his P4P Top 10 and believes the Hitman still belongs among the world's elite. Wayne McCullough is fighting on...	1 vote

♦ Stalker targets amateur success

Huyton lightweight Tom Stalker has confirmed he will continue in the amateur ranks at least until November's European Championships in Liverpool. The 24-year-old has put in a string of impressive performances for England over the last 12 months and it was rumoured he would turn professional.	1 vote

♦ Magic Man on track

I'm looking ahead to a big showdown in the fall. I'll be ready to rock 'n roll against Ricky Hatton. Paulie Malignaggi says he will be fit and firing for his November showdown with Ricky Hatton. The Magic Man has had the cast removed from the right hand he damaged against Lovemore N'dou on The Homecoming undercard in Manchester.	1 vote