LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT: Craig Richards Has One Night Left To Get Back In The World Title Conversation, And Radivoje Kalajdzic Is The Worst Possible Test ANALYSIS: George Groves Has Told The Truth About Moses Itauma. He Is A Three-Round Fighter, And That Is The Fixable Bit. SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT: James DeGale Is Coming Back At Forty, In Wolverhampton, On A Card With Influencers. Somebody Should Have Talked Him Out Of It. MIDDLEWEIGHT: Nathan Heaney Gets One Last Night In Birmingham. Gerome Warburton Took His Belt, And Heaney Wants It Back Before He Goes. SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT: Hamzah Sheeraz Has Vacated The WBO Title Rather Than Fight Janibek Alimkhanuly. That Is A Belt Given Back, And A Reputation Handed Over With It. MIDDLEWEIGHT: Jesus Ramos Jr Was Hospitalised On Thursday Night And The Nursultanov Fight Is Gone. San Diego Has Lost Its Best Fight. CRUISERWEIGHT: Hedges 199.3, Brown 199.15. Nobody Blinked On The Scales And Nobody Will Blink Tonight Either. CRUISERWEIGHT: Jai Opetaia Has Taken Every Excuse Off The Table. Now David Benavidez Has To Sign Or Stop Talking. WELTERWEIGHT: Terence Crawford And Ryan Garcia Spent Thursday Arguing On The Internet. One Of Them Wants A Fight. The Other Wants An Alibi. FLYWEIGHT: A Rib Injury Has Just Taken The Best Fight Off The October 10 Card, And Ricardo Sandoval Is The One Left Holding Nothing. HEAVYWEIGHT: Eddie Hearn Says Dana White Wrecked Fury vs Joshua. He Is Right, And It Still Might Not Save The Fight. CRUISERWEIGHT: Hedges vs Brown: Two Unbeaten Cruiserweights, One Lonsdale Belt, And Nobody Blinking In Manchester SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT: Isaac Cruz Is Off The Leash Again In San Diego, And Nestor Bravo Is About To Find Out Why They Call Him Pitbull WELTERWEIGHT: Terence Crawford Says He Was Never Calling Boots Ennis Out. He Was Setting A Trap, And Ennis Walked Straight Into It. HEAVYWEIGHT: Netflix Have Dropped The Tyson Trailer, And The Only Question Is Whether They Have The Nerve To Tell The Whole Story HEAVYWEIGHT: Cardiff On A Friday Night With A 2am Ringwalk. Joshua-Fury Is Being Built For America And You Are The Set Dressing. HEAVYWEIGHT: Wardley Says He Became A Victim Of His Own Success. He Is Half Right, And The Half He Has Missed Is The Problem. BOXING POLITICS: Muhammad Ali's Grandson Is Lobbying Senators Against A Bill That Carries His Grandfather's Name SUPER FEATHERWEIGHT: Foster Says He Will Dominate From Round One. That Is Exactly The Fight Emanuel Navarrete Wants Him To Have. LIGHTWEIGHT: Zepeda Says Abdullah Mason Cannot Last Twelve Rounds With Him. After What He Did To Lamont Roach, You Believe Him. MIDDLEWEIGHT: Jesus Ramos Is Naming Two Future Opponents Before Saturday. He Has Not Looked At The One In Front Of Him. BOXING POLITICS: Seven Fights On One Wishlist — And Six Of Them Are Better Than Anything Boxing Has Delivered This Year WELTERWEIGHT: Gervonta Says 140. Ryan Says 147. And That Is The Whole Rematch Dead In One Afternoon. SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT: Shakur Says He And Garcia Have Unfinished Business From When They Were Fifteen. He Is Not Joking. HEAVYWEIGHT: Before Hrgovic Gets His Saudi Payday He Has To Get Past Frank Sanchez — And That Is A Real Fight MIDDLEWEIGHT: Bellew Says 168 For Benn Is Madness, And The Eubank Trilogy Is The Only Sensible Fight Left POUND FOR POUND: They Want Crawford Back, And The Two Fights On Offer Tell You Everything About Modern Boxing CRUISERWEIGHT: Six Fights, Six Knockouts: Pat Brown Meets Unbeaten John Hedges In The Best Domestic Fight Of The Month WELTERWEIGHT: “I Forgot It Was Boxing” — Eddie Hearn’s Conor Benn Post-Mortem Is Harder To Argue With Than You Want It To Be HEAVYWEIGHT: Usyk-Wilder Is In Advanced Talks For March 2027 — And Fury’s November Callout Just Died Quietly