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Middleweight DeGale won gold at the Olympics in August, with victory in the final against Cuban Emilio Correa

Olympic champion DeGale turns pro

Great Britain's Olympic boxing champion James DeGale has turned professional and signed up with promoter Frank Warren.

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Sport in brief: King mourns Call Again Cavalier

Tuesday, 2 December 2008

The death of Mary King's talented Olympic mount Call Again Cavalier will be a serious loss for British eventing.

 Navratilova's worst fears have come true. She's met Mallett and has been stuck in the Australian jungle with him and the rest of the celebrity flotsam for the past week.

Robin Scott-Elliot: Navratilova's 'snugglebug' blows winds of change through jungle

Monday, 1 December 2008

View From The Sofa: I'm A Celebrity, ITV 1/England v All Blacks Live, Sky Sports 2 Saturday

Mark Cavendish (left) and his Bradley Wiggins pose with their gold medals as they celebrate on the podium their victory  in the men's Madison finals in the UCI Track Cycling World Championships

Mark Cavendish: Manic Manxman on the road to cycling immortality

Sunday, 30 November 2008

Isle of Man's favourite son vents his anger at Wiggins over Olympics flop, talks up his chances of winning the green jersey in the 2009 Tour de France, and explains why a donkey called Bernard will be mowing his lawn. Alasdair Fotheringham meets... Mark Cavendish

Boxing: Froch's biggest fight is for recognition

Sunday, 30 November 2008

He's a household name only in Nottingham but the articulate Cobra finally has big-time exposure

Inside Lines: Olympian Jeffries hits out at ABA as he pitches in with pros

Sunday, 30 November 2008

The break-up of Britain's Olympic boxing squad continued yesterday when the bronze medal-winning light-heavyweight Tony "Jaffa" Jeffries turned professional with northern promoter Dennis Hobson.

Outside Edge

Sunday, 30 November 2008

Good: the Lancashire and Cheshire Amateur League hold a meeting to promote the FA's Respect campaign. Bad: a drunken heckler disrupts the proceedings. Even worse: he is one of their own referees.

Sport on TV: It's not a matter of life or death but there's blood on the carpet

Sunday, 30 November 2008

Bowls is forever hoping to appeal to a younger crowd. The International Open in Burgess Hill has been on daytime TV on BBC2 this week, but their highlights packages have been shown well after midnight, presumably aimed at all those fanatics coming in from a big night out.

Pacquaio takes on Oscar De La Hoya next month - the winner is being lined up to face Ricky Hatton

Boxing: Pacquiao eyes Hatton fight

Thursday, 27 November 2008

Manny Pacquiao has revealed he is "ready and willing" to fight Ricky Hatton once he has got Oscar De La Hoya out of the way.

The Olympic boxer Bradley Saunders has been arrested on suspicion of drug dealing

Boxing: Olympian held over '£12,000 cocaine stash'

Wednesday, 26 November 2008

Police question Bradley Saunders after sniffer dogs find haul in his garden

Joe Calzaghe enters the ring before his Light Heavyweight Championship bout against Roy Jones Jr

Boxing: Calzaghe to receive CBE

Wednesday, 26 November 2008

Undefeated world champion boxer Joe Calzaghe will receive a CBE from the Queen today.

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