America at Large: Tommy Morrison’s wild ride to an early death makes for a rollicking read
The former heavyweight fighter’s chaotic life told brilliantly in new book
Gordon D’Arcy: Superior bench strength proved a telling factor for France
Galthie’s decision to select six forwards in the replacements important in the end game
Angelo Dundee at 100: Ali’s honest trainer who always knew what to say
Great cornerman helped hone 15 American world boxing champions across six decades
Scullion believes the best is yet to come as he prepares for Tokyo test
National marathon champion among the more frank and frankly more interesting of Irish athletes
Leon Spinks, the Wild Bull who did not know the meaning of quit
Most lovable of rogues was grateful for the epic nights he had in a rollercoaster life
Miriam Lord: Can third Minister for Agriculture avoid being turfed out?
The fledgling Government has already brought about a truly monumental C-change
Comeback sporting trail littered with broken dreams
From chain-blue lightening fighters to centre court maestros, time waits for no man
The Irish Times view on Daniel Kinahan: Boxing looks away
Boxing has always been fixated with the unsavoury. Daniel Kinahan is the latest
Boxing world couldn’t care less about Kinahan’s background
Who writes the cheques has never been a concern for boxers
Katie Taylor has trio of opponents in her sights when boxing resumes
Undisputed lightweight champion wants rematch with Delfine Persoon
My favourite sporting moment: San Sebastian erupts after Big Mig delivers
July 4th, 1992: The Tour de France gets underway in the Basque Country
Rocky Johnson: Rags to riches pioneer for black wrestlers
Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson’s father changed the industry when he broke through
David McWilliams: Chinese are boxing clever by muscling in on Africa
By 2100, a quarter of all humans will be African, so China’s gamble could pay off
Andy Ruiz triumph a reassuring counterpoint to sporting earnestness
Brian O’Connor: Joshua looked the part but once you got past appearances it was barely a contest
Katie Taylor: ‘Stepping away from my dad was difficult’
The boxing champion on fame, and keeping her mind ‘intact’
Liam Toland: Munster can trust their defence and Conor Murray
If Munster can steal turnovers and counterattack, they can tire Racing out
What do you mean you won’t be watching the snooker?
Donald Clarke: The greatest sporting event of the calendar is about to begin
Recyclers conquer Ireland’s electronic waste mountain
Republic’s collection rate for e-waste makes it a success story, say recyclers
Paddy Considine: ‘I can’t remember the last big film I’ve seen that was any good’
Director talks about his new film, his 'crippling' Irlen syndrome and why Hollywood isn’t everything
The tragic tale of George Chuvalo – Muhammad Ali’s toughest opponent
Fighting Ali is nothing compared to the battles the ‘toughest man in Canada’ has faced
America at Large: Hollywood finally tips its hat to ‘Battle of the Sexes’
Billie Jean King/Bobby Riggs showdown in 1973 a bizarre interlude in a turbulent time
When Mike Tyson bit Evander Holyfield: 20 years on
Second meeting between heavyweight greats came to a shocking end at the MGM Grand
Mayweather v McGregor: A circus, and certainly not a contest
UFC star’s chances against pound-for-pound great are zero yet people will pay to watch
Tyson Fury claims Wembley booked for Anthony Joshua showdown
‘It’s not a body-building or strongman competition. Joshua is an easy fight for me’
World at his feet but Anthony Joshua insists he will stay true to his roots
The hottest property in boxing wants to inspire the next generation to follow his path
Ilie Nastase – the kind of ‘character’ sport doesn’t need
The oafish behaviour of Higgins and Nastase was once celebrated. Those days are gone
‘THE RING Magazine, that’s the one’ - Carl Frampton named Fighter of the Year
The Belfast-born fighter is the first Irishman to win the award, and only the fifth European
Fallen sporting heroes of 2016 never to be forgotten
Philip Reid recounts an array of achievements from legends lost this year
Darragh Ó Sé: Dublin could pay dear for weakened defence
Donegal are in decline but Mickey Harte’s Tyrone are absolutely galloping over the hill
House rules: Living with a celebrity – the George Foreman grill
Younger readers might not realise that George Foreman was once better known as a two-time world heavyweight boxing champion
‘As he once put it, Muhammad Ali was America’
Barack Obama among those to pay tribute to boxer at memorial service in Louisville
Louisville to pay tribute to beloved son Muhammad Ali
A procession on Friday will take boxing great’s body through streets of Kentucky home town
Kenneth Egan: fluency and huge mental toughness
Graceful and brave, Ali danced his way to greatness and took risks in the ring
Muhammad Ali is dead at 74
Boxing champion was one of the most charismatic sports figures of the 20th century
Professional boxers to be allowed to compete at Rio Olympics
Decision comes just two months before the games get underway in Brazil on August 5th
America at Large: Finale failed to dim the memory of Frazier’s greatness
Forty years on from the Thrilla in Manila, his place in boxing’s history is assured
Riddick Bowe: a fallen idol still searching for inner peace
Former heavyweight champion is fighting back after bankruptcy and doing jail time
IBRC’s High Court lawsuit a clerical error
Case has nothing to do with Grant Thornton’s Michael McAteer
Rumble in the Jungle: 40 years on from Muhammad Ali’s crowning glory
‘Not a single respected critic spoke up for him. He was 40-1 with some bookmakers and nearly every expert feared for his safety against the monster that was Foreman’
Ali became the liberals’ favourite, but let’s not forget Smokin’ Joe
Opinion: Frazier was discarded from the communal memory after Manila defeat
US boxing legend who graced golden era
Ken Norton - Born: August 9th, 1943; Died: September 18th; 2013
Boxer Ken Norton who broke Ali’s jaw dies at age 70
Norton passes away in Arizona care facility after suffering congestive heart failure
No chance of Lions striking a knockout blow with this ‘rope a dope’
The visitors did nothing in an attacking sense, helping Australia to a massive win
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