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In this month's Magazine


	DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME Ola Afolabi is set for a hardcore rubber match with Marco Huck, but the British-born cruiserweight's route to the top has been anything but conventional

	LIVE AND LEARN Beijing Olympic champion James DeGale made himself Mr Unpopular before the George Groves fight but he tells Ron Lewis that he's older and wiser now, and ready to get his career on the move again

	WISE BEYOND HIS YEARS Ian McNeilly examines the commercial phenomenon that is unbeaten super middleweight Frank Buglio

THE FIRST SHOT Life on the road isn't always a bed of roses for a boxing writer

LETTER FROM AMERICA Are the days of the hometown decision almost over?

VIEW FROM NEW YORK How continental titles give heavyweights undeserved ratings

BIG DADDY Who was the best heavyweight never to receive a world title shot?

THE END OF THE GOLDEN ALLIANCE Ron Borges on the implications of subscription TV giant HBO's shock decision to ditch Golden Boy Promotions

DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME Ola Afolabi is set for a hardcore rubber match with Marco Huck, but the British-born cruiserweight's route to the top has been anything but conventional

LIVE AND LEARN Beijing Olympic champion James DeGale made himself Mr Unpopular before the George Groves fight but he tells Ron Lewis that he's older and wiser now, and ready to get his career on the move again

IT'S WHEN RATHER THAN IF South African 168lbs contender Thomas Oosthuizen will be watching this month's Froch-Kessler rematch with great interest, writes Shaun Brown

WISE BEYOND HIS YEARS Ian McNeilly examines the commercial phenomenon that is unbeaten super middleweight Frank Buglioni

THE BATTLE OF THE BEATEN Froch victims Lucian Bute and Jean Pascal meet to decide who is Montreal's top fighter

FROCH-KESSLER II PREVIEW Extensive and exclusive preview package including Graham Houston's big fight analysis, opinion poll and fighter interviews

THE BLESSING AND THE CURSE Ronald Hearns has lost his last three, but he tells Peter Fogarty he still dreams of emulating his father

THE NEW NEXT HEARNS Tall, black, skinny fighters invariably get compared to the Hitman, but Willie Nelson is his own man

BRITISH BEAT Jamie McDonnell gets his world title shot on home ground

REVIEW One of the great boxing films on DVD

WORLD IN ACTION Bradley, Bellew, Saunders, Steiglitz, Alvarez and much more

BRITISH AND WORLD RATINGS

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