Frank Warren recalls Nigel Benn vs Gerald McClellan fight which showed good and bad of boxing

She recently brought viewers to tears with her documentary, Kate Garraway: Caring For Derek, and now the star’s friend Roman Kemp has hailed the Good Morning Britain presenter as “superwoman” for her care of her husband. Roman, 29, and Kate, 54, became close after bonding in the I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! jungle back in 2019. But just three months after the ITV reality show wrapped, Kate’s husband Derek Draper was admitted to hospital with Covid-19 and later placed into a coma.

Traci Braxton has passed away was the age of 50, following a year-long cancer battle.The sad news of the singer and reality star's passing was confirmed by her husband Kevin Surratt, as he told TMZ: "We have come to a time where we must inform the public that after a year of privately undergoing a series of treatment for Esophageal cancer our beloved Traci Braxton has gone on to glory." Traci's sisters Trina, Tamar, Towanda and Toni Braxton are said to have been by her bedside as well as her mother and friends, as she passed away. Singer and reality star Traci hit Billboard fame when she made is to number 16 on the charts with her song Last Call. She was also known for her role in Sinners Wanted, All In and The Christmas Lottery.

Roman Kemp has now confirmed he's single again after being linked to radio producer Codie Jones last year. Speaking exclusively to OK!, Roman admitted that he’s “lame” at dating and doesn’t consider himself a heartthrob. And perhaps hinting at the reports that he was dating Love Island star Maura Higgins after allegedly getting cosy the Brit Awards, the 29 year old told us: “Most of the time I see an article that has linked me to someone, it’s not true.

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Dragonfly CBD, which she credits with managing her pain.Looking back at her career, Chemmy admitted that she regretted not trying the alternative sooner.She said: "I wish I knew then what I know now because I wonder how good an athlete I could have been because I thought it was quite inhibiting when I was performing at an elite level."And I didn't see a management way around it even though I had a physio and everything."I thought I was trying everything but nothing, nothing targets that like the CBD that has happened to me in the last year," she added.Chemmy added that she was terrified of drug testing during her skiing career which caused her to "ignore the potential" of what CBD could do for her.She explained: "I found it really late in my life and I think I was so scared of CBD and being an athlete who has drug tested my whole life."I'm so scared of THC and what that might do to me because I'm a control freak that I kind of ignored all the massive potential of what CBD could do to heal my leg and to help me be pain free."And that's a regret I have," she said.Tetrahydrocannabinol, known commonly as THC, is the main compound found in cannabis, however, it is not found in CBD oils.Reflecting on her injuries, Chemmy went on: "I don't have any regrets about crashing because those are moments where I was charging."I have regrets about not being more open-minded about solutions to my pain."She added that she was in "persistent" pain following the crash for over a decade.Chemmy said: "I had it all the way until January last year, I had this Nick Faldo size golf ball of swelling on the front of my shin that I squashed into a ski boot all the time."I always call him Nick Faldo, I name everything to personalise it, and I'm like,

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FREE newsletter is packed with the best (and weirdest) stories from around the worldDaniel Dubois and Joe Joyce will fight behind-closed-doors this summer – but not against each other.The pair are due to face each other for the British and Commonwealth heavyweight titles on October 24 at the O2 in London.The highly-anticipated domestic clash was due to take place in April but was pushed back by the coronavirus lockdown.Promoter Frank Warren wants the bout to take place in front of fans with more than 12,000 tickets already sold for O2 event.But because of the delay both men have taken warm-up fights to keep busy.Joyce, 34, has not fought since he beat Bryant Jennings in July last year but will return to the ring against German heavyweight

Boxing legend Nigel Benn tried to kill himself after quitting the ring – before finding God and turning his life around.

Ex-boxer Nigel Benn has revealed how he tried to commit suicide after quitting the ring but was saved by God.

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Tyson Fury’s promoter Frank Warren believes his fighter would dominate Anthony Joshua in any bout between the pair.

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Nigel Benn has confirmed the death of his brother Mark on social media.

Muhammad Ali against Joe Frazier is part of world history and not just sporting folklore.

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Tyson Fury's promoter Frank Warren has released a statement in response to an article alleging a farmer was offered £25,000 to lie for the heavyweight star.

Tyson Fury's promoter Frank Warren has branded the farmer at the centre of fresh allegations against Tyson Fury a "liar" as he strongly denied the allegations.

Boxing is ready to fight on if the Government allows big events to continue.

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua must fight before the end of the year, according to promoter Frank Warren.

Carl Frampton will get his chance to complete Irish boxing history on June 13 in Belfast.