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AJ vs Ruiz: Searching for nuance
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Lerena doesn’t care what you think
One of South Africa's best boxers can’t stop winning and has grand ambitions in his sights
Slice of life: The fight in me
In the 11 years since I watched that MMA video, my life has been centred around fitness, boxing and mixed martial arts
Ruiz stuns Joshua in boxing upset
Andy Ruiz beat Anthony Joshua by KO to cause one of the biggest surprises boxing heavyweight's division has ever seen
Former boxer’s vision is now for deprived children on the ropes
Forced to abandon his world title dreams, Jorge Pina devotes his time to helping troubled youngsters from rough neighbourhoods
IOC weighs boxing Olympic KO
The IOC has been losing patience with boxing since a judging scandal at the Rio Games in 2016
Pacquiao teases Mayweather rematch after January bout
Speculation about a possible rematch between the two welterweights has flickered, with Mayweather saying in September he was ready to fight Pacquiao
Boxing body vote could see sport thrown out of Olympics
The IOC has been losing patience with boxing since a judging scandal at the 2016 Rio Games
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