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Celebrity Boxing Fan: John McEnroe
September 13, 1981...John McEnroe was on top of the world. He was the world's #1 tennis player, having just won his third consecutive U.S. Open title in New York. Just…
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War of Words: Klitschko vs. Haye
The most intriguing and potentially spectacular world heavyweight title fight since Vitali Klitschko vs. Lennox Lewis is less than three weeks away.
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Steward: “Controlled Aggression” Will Destroy Haye
"Too big a man and too much talent and experience, in every area he's superior," said Emanuel Steward about his man Wladimir Klitschko regarding his next for David Haye. "This…
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Cunningham Hires Top Trainer Richardson
The battle between two former Cruiserweight World Champions, Steve ‘USS’ Cunningham (IBF) and Wayne ‘Big Truck’ Braithwaite (WBC), is a hotly-anticipated
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Less than Meets the Eye: Berto W12 Urango
Andre Berto successfully defended his WBC welterweight title last night with an easy unanimous decision over
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Short Leash: Kermit Cintron Whips Angulo
Kermit Cintron resuscitated his waning career last night by halting the momentum of rising prospect Alfred Angulo
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Angulo Vs Cintron and Berto vs Urango Previews
No doubt boxing aficionados love a fighter who enters the ring with a dog collar around his neck. Alfredo Angulo
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Interview with Demetrius Davis
Demetrius Davis is a cross between James Kirkland and Emmanuel Augustus. The talented fighter began a career in 1987, was incarcerated, and then resumed his career in 2007. He is…
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Pacquiao A Big Threat To Floyd, Says Ex-Champ
"But I always thought that somebody with fast hands - that throws punches in bunches and throws them in flurries - might not land on Floyd - because he locks…
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Talkin’ Boxing with Juan Manuel Marquez
"If it's impossible to do, I'm gonna do whatever it takes to do the impossible. It doesn't really bother me. I'm not worried about it. What matters is the technique,…