Tim Rickson

The outcome of a boxing fight usually ends via points or knockout, the latter being everyone’s favourite viewing.

Seconds out, round one! That’s where all boxing bouts begin, but where exactly do they end? The answer is a lot more convoluted than you might have thought.

Every boxing list always rates the best of all time, but what about a list that places quantity over quality, numbers over accolades… fighting over 400 times in a boxing career deserves some credit.

Rising Australian boxer Alex Winwood is on the brink of history as he challenges for a world title in just his fifth professional fight, potentially breaking a 40-year national record.

Dorian Darch, who has faced both Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois, shares his insights ahead of their September 14 IBF World title fight. He predicts a knockout win for Joshua based on their past encounters.

When asking the question ‘who is the best boxer of all-time?’, the list we have come up with is dominated by Americans.