Twenty-five years ago Mike Tyson was struggling to come to terms with the fact his self-styled reputation as ‘The Baddest Man on the Planet’ was in grave jeopardy.
So often a story of what might have been, boxing is a sport, unlike any other, where all too often, the sport's best fighters all too often fail to lock horns inside the ring.
Widely regarded as one of the greatest eras in heavyweight boxing, the 1990s was a truly exceptional fighting decade for the sport.
The heavyweight division in the 1990s was a beautiful era but as ever, there are always fights that fans wish could have happened.
Here’s a look at six big-name boxers who crossed over to make an impact in the wrestling world following Logan Paul's impressive performance at Wrestlemania 38.
Anthony Joshua is set to return to the ring later this year for the first time since relinquishing his heavyweight world titles to Oleksandr Usyk in September 2021.
Perhaps not the most glamorous of divisions, boxing’s cruiserweight class has produced several fine champions since its introduction to the sport back in 1979.
The greatest heavyweight of his era, Lennox Lewis is rightfully considered one of, if not the finest, British boxer to lace up the gloves over the past 50 years.
Planet Sport looks through the history of boxing, starting with every WBC heavyweight world champion since 1963 ahead of Tyson Fury's defence against Dillian Whyte.
Fury and Wilder collided in a heavyweight classic to end their trilogy series, with Fury winning the third via KO in round 11.
