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In this month's Magazine

	THE QUEUE FOR KHAN Paulie Malignaggi and Timothy Bradley are two of the world's premier 140-pounders and they'd both like a crack at the British hotshot in 2010. GRAHAM HOUSTON finds out why they think they've got the beating of the WBA champ
	GOLD SPICE It had reached the stage where Ryan Rhodes would be asked if he was even boxing anymore, but now he finds himself on the verge of a third world title challenge. He discusses his journey back to the top with MICK GILL
	HAYE TAKE NOTE You can say what you like about John Ruiz - he's unlikely to say too much himself. But the fact remains that the much maligned two-time heavyweight champion and mandatory challenger for David Haye's WBA title is the most experienced, consistent and successful American heavyweight of recent times. RICHARD FLETCHER reports

THE FIRST SHOT The curious case of Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr

LETTER FROM AMERICA If Pavlik wont play ball, Williams wants another challenge

VIEW FROM NEW YORK Sometimes its best if history doesnt repeat itself in boxing

BIG DADDY BUNCE And you thought it was all glamour for a fight writer on the road!

10 FOR 2010 Ian McNeilly sticks his neck out to pick the fighters he believes will make it to British or Commonwealth title level this year

THE QUEUE FOR KHAN Paulie Malignaggi and Timothy Bradley tell Graham Houston why they should be fighting the WBA champ

PICKING A WINNER Predicting the outcome of a fight is an inexact science at best and a full-scale nightmare at worst!

SAM SETS THE PACE Mick Gill meets mild mannered Sam Sexton, the young Norfolk heavyweight who has stolen a march over a talented field of British rivals

GOLD SPICE If Ryan Rhodes seems like hes been around forever its because he has! And hes not planning to go anywhere anytime soon

HAYE TAKE NOTE Its the quiet ones you have to watch, and mandatory challenger John Ruiz is one of them. Richard Fletcher reports

50-50 OR NOT? Ricky Hatton heads the panel of experts who decide what will happen when, not if, Pacman and Floyd finally get it together

THE LOSS OF A LEGEND Neil Allen marks the passing of iconic London fight figure Terry Lawless, the man behind four world champs

AMERICAS FUTURE IS MIDDLEWEIGHT Steve Farhood focuses on four U.S. 160-pounders who can restore a nations pride

ONE TO WATCH Jose Benavidez, 17, is yet to throw a paid punch, but Oscar and Arum are at war over him. Gareth A. Davies reports

THE END OF THE LINE FOR NINE The inglorious endings of some former greats

REVIEW A thought-provoking read indeed

BRITISH BEAT Mitchell brother says Shut it!

ACTION ROUND-UP Norton, Karmazin

BRITISH AND WORLD RATINGS

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