Terry Chapendama

Boxing

Can Dillian Whyte save British boxing?

This Saturday, Dillian Whyte and Alexander Povetkin will collide head-on in a slugfest that might remind us of the heavyweight clashes of the 1970s – a fight to the finish that can kickstart British boxing back to life

Published: Tuesday 18th August 2020

Boxing

Humility and dedication: Anthony Joshua's triumph has lessons for us all

Anthony Joshua found redemption through the simple values of humility and dedication. Nothing in sport – and life – will beat the ability remain committed, consistent, and listening to those that can help you

Published: Monday 9th December 2019

Boxing

The boxing equipment you need in your kitbag

Every boxer – from white-collar sluggers to aspiring professionals – needs the right equipment in their kitbag. We've selected the best boxing gear on the market, from gloves to handwraps

Published: Monday 25th November 2019

Boxing

Why the big fights take years to happen

From Floyd Mayweather vs Manny Pacquiao to Anthony Joshua vs Deontay Wilder, the big fights take a notoriously long time to be made. Yet while boxing fans are understandably frustrated, the fighters themselves must consider their own careers. Terry Chapendama examines the factors in making – or delaying – a box office fight...

Published: Thursday 21st November 2019

Boxing

Can Anthony Yarde conquer Russia?

Can Anthony Yarde beat light-heavyweight champion Sergey Kovalev in the Russian's backyard? We break down the keys aspects of the fight

Published: Friday 23rd August 2019

Sport

Can Anthony Joshua bounce back?

It was intended as his American coming-out party, the fight that would raise Anthony Joshua from national hero to global sporting icon – yet Andy Ruiz Jr hadn't read the script. With the rematch clause already activated, Terry Chapendama examines how AJ can bounce back from the first defeat of his professional career