Khan stops Molina but question marks remain

Khan lands at ease against Molina (Photo: Getty Images)

Khan overpowers Molina to stop two fight losing streak.

AMIR KHAN bounced back to winning ways with a one sided beat down of Carlos Molina.

Brave Molina was totally outclassed at the Sports Arena in Los Angles, by a new and improved Amir Khan, with new trainer Virgil Hunter constantly barking out the orders to his new charge.

The Hitman's Comeback: What The Papers Said

Hatton was left battered and bruised by Vyacheslav Sencehnko.

The most eagerly awaited boxing comeback ended in tears for Ricky Hatton at his old MEN stomping ground (now renamed the Manchester Arena). And it was sad to see. Very sad.

The comeback was for the right reasons: renewed vigour and enthusiasm along with a burning desire to show the world 'the real Ricky Hatton' was the catalyst to get back in the ring. It wasn’t for the money. 

Walsh-Clark a draw but the Shark should have left Norfolk with another 'W' on his ledger

Cromer’s Ryan Walsh was left bloodied and bruised at the Norfolk Showground on Saturday as Ronnie 'The Shark' Clark sunk his Dundonian teeth into Liam’s twin brother.

Clark, the former world, British and European kickboxing champion, impressed referee Mark Green enough to claim a 95-95 draw after ten rounds, with the British Masters super-featherweight title remaining vacant.

'We're out to spoil Ricky Burns' party' says Liam Walsh's trainer

Ricky Burns defends his WBO 135lb title against the unfancied Liam Walsh on December 15 and James Hernandez visited Walsh’s trainer Graham Everett at his Norwich gym to talk about the fight.

Danny McIntosh chooses Jon Thaxton as new trainer

Danny McIntosh says his career is “ready to go forward again” after linking up with newly-licensed trainer Jon Thaxton in Norwich.

Norwich welcomes back boxing...and Walsh clings on to unbeaten record

Two-thirds of the Walsh brothers, Michael and Ryan, enjoyed emphatic first round stoppages as professional boxing made a welcome return to Norwich at the Norfolk Showground.

Titled ‘The Homecoming at the Showground’ this small hall show, promoted by Shamrock Boxing, was the first boxing event to be staged in Norfolk since Anthony Mezaache claimed Jon Thaxton’s EBU lightweight title over three years ago.

Fight Report: Purdy shines at the Palace; Camacho, Yafai and Taylor notch up stoppage wins

Colchester’s Lee Purdy (10st 6lbs) picked up the IBF International welterweight title after dismantling Gumersindo Carrasco (10st 6lbs) in a four round shoot out.

The Argentinean banger entered the ring with an unbeaten 16 fight record with 13 stoppages, but will leave London without any fond memories.

Kal Yafai gets off to a busy start with Matchroom

Exciting bantamweight prospect Kal Yafai (1-0) is relishing a busy start to the new season. He talks exclusively to James Hernandez about fighting in big arenas and the joys of leaving the vest and head guard behind.

Hari is Miles away from challenging me, says Herbie Hide

Herbie Hide has poured scorn on the prospect of facing Hari Miles in a comeback fight.

Amir Khan - Reflections

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Amir Khan is discovering the grass isn’t always greener on the other side.

Tyson Fury report: good progress but now needs a proper test

For some it was just a pointless exercise against an aging heavy bag, as the Tyson Fury roadshow rolled into Somerset at the weekend.

Mitchell v Burns is a true Auld Enemy clash

England v Scotland: The oldest international fixture in football first played in 1872 at Hamilton Crescent, Glasgow. A rivalry laced with hatred and bitterness.