Sean Nam has written for The Cruelest Sport, Undisputed Champion Network, and The Sweet Science. His non-boxing writing has appeared in New Rambler Review, Slant Magazine, Atlas Obscura, Rain Taxi, Mubi Notebook, The Brooklyn Rail, and Cineaste. In 2017, he curated the Boxing on Film series for the Anthology Film Archives in New York City. He is a member of the Boxing Writers Association of America.
When Paul Gallico, the sports editor of the New York Daily News, pitched his publisher on an annual amateur boxing tournament during a meeting in 1926, few could have foreseen its outright success. Boxing tournaments, […]
Interview with Amir Khan, by Sean Nam. See more Hannibal Boxing interviews >> *** Amir Khan was in a funk. Months had gone by since he faced a game but limited Samuel Vargas in September, and […]
Interview with Danny Jacobs, by Sean Nam. See more Hannibal Boxing interviews >> *** When it dawned on Danny Jacobs, sometime in early 2018, that a rematch against Gennady Golovkin or a shot at Saul Alvarez […]
Interview with Paul Edelstein, lawyer for Magomed Abdusalamov, by Sean Nam. See more Hannibal Boxing interviews >> *** Disclaimer: The views expressed by Nitin Sethi in this article are his alone and do not reflect the […]
Interview with John “Pops” Arthur, by Sean Nam. See more Hannibal Boxing interviews >> *** John Arthur will be the first to admit that he should not be here today, breathing, telling you his story. […]
Interview with Marcus Browne, by Sean Nam. See more Hannibal Boxing interviews >> *** It seems appropriate that Marcus Browne, with little desire to dwell on the past or peer too deeply into the future […]
Interview with Buddy McGirt and Sergey Kovalev, by Sean Nam. See more Hannibal Boxing interviews >> *** On a recent Saturday afternoon, Buddy McGirt was driving down a fairly busy six-lane freeway in Palm Bay, […]
Interview with Isaac Dogboe, by Sean Nam. See more Hannibal Boxing interviews >> *** Had he been born in an earlier era, say, when Lewis guns and the meat rationing were all the rage, Isaac […]
Los Angeles—For once, the din of outrage failed to block out the hum of appreciation. Bad decisions, or at least those that are perceived as such, tend to ignite a wildfire of complaints: wretched cries […]
Interview with Adonis Stevenson, by Sean Nam. See more Hannibal Boxing interviews >> *** Whatever new feats Adonis Stevenson manages to accomplish between now and retirement, they will not likely be enough to rub out […]