Matt Christie is an Editor at Boxing News. He specializes in sports journalism, with a focus on individual sports and the business aspects of competitive sports. His work has been featured in Boxing News, West & North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce, and Boxing Scene.
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With Oleksandr Usyk announcing he is to relinquish his three (WBC, WBA, WBO) heavyweight titles it throws the division into flux...
Anthony Joshua talks about what makes Oleksandr Usyk great, his desire to 'hurt' Kristian Prenga and why he'll beat Tyson Fury
Chris Byrd shows off his physique in 2020 when the idea of a comeback was first floated
By: Matt Christie
Anthony Joshua discusses Tyson Fury, the pressure that success builds and his newfound ambition to rule again
Royston Barney-Smith proved his promise while cruising to a wide 10-round points victory over Reece Bellotti in Dublin, Ireland.
By: Matt Christie
Mark Chamberlain upset the odds, and the local fans in Dublin, as he stopped Pierce O’Leary in the 10th round to punctuate a breathtaking fight-of-the year-contender in Ireland
Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury are now expected to fight in New York following a long period of chaos, confusion, and conjecture about the showdown's location
By: Matt Christie
Callum Simpson regained his British and Commonwealth super middleweight titles, avenging the only loss of his career in the process, when he outpointed Troy Williamson following a terrific battle in Leeds, England
By: Matt Christie
Top trainer Joe Gallagher remains optimistic about next year and beyond despite cancer returning to his liver, writes Matt Christie
By: Matt Christie
The matter of whether Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury eventually share a ring is rapidly becoming secondary to the noise created by the men trying to make the fight
