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By Tom Donaldson (This is another excerpt of my upcoming book, “Boxing in the Shadow” and details the career of Charlie Burley one of...
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Eddie Hearn On Spence-Crawford: “I Think It Does Great Numbers, 500,000 – 600,000”
Elijah Garcia Stops Amilcar Vidal In Four
WBC President Mauricio Sulaiman On A Fury-Usyk Fight: “This Is A Perfect Time To Do A Unification,”
Inoue Powers Through Donaire In Two
Joet Gonzalez speaks candidly on fighting in someone else’s backyard again, lessons learned, and unsatisfied fight fans
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By: Hans Themistode Despite Oscar Valdez sporting an undefeated record through 30 professional bouts, most are under the assumption that the 31-year-old will hand...
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By: Sean Crose He was last seen making quick work of a past his prime James Kirkland late last year. Now that he has...
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By: Hans Themistode After spending months whipping his nearly 50-year-old body back into fighting shape, Oscar De La Hoya announced that he would make...
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By: Sean Crose It was pretty much a given that the heavyweight division now belonged to men between 6.5 and 7 feet tall. Lennox...
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By: Sean Crose Tim Tszyu was recently asked whether or not he now regretted not stopping his bloody fight with Sebastian Fundora back in...
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By Tom Donelson There are times in which good men find themselves in the wrong place at the wrong time. Max Schmeling, Joe Frazier...
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By Jim Amato Although he ended his career losing almost as many bouts as he won. At one time in the mid-60’s heavyweight James...
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How would Ali Rate? By Tom Donelson How would Ali fare against other Great Heavyweights? This is one question that sends boxing fans into...
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By Jim Amato During the 60’s and the early 1970’s the state of California produced several world class heavyweights. Talented and capable boxers like...
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By Tom Donelson Name the athlete who was most significant in the area of Civil Rights? The question, the answer you will receive most...
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By Jim Amato He turned professional in 1970, fighting in the clubs of New England, Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey. In his eighth...
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By Jim Amato He was possibly the greatest light heavyweight of all time, The wily “Old Mongoose” Archie Moore. The man who scored 140...
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By Tom Donelson The Soul Of A Butterflyis not a book about boxing; it is a book about life. Muhammad Ali reflection on his...
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By Shawn M. Murphy Normally in my “Where Are They Now” column, I interview boxers who are retired and have been away from the...
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JOE CALZAGHE VS. BERNARD HOPKINS Light Heavyweights April 19 — Las Vegas CALZAGHE Total Bouts — 44 Total Rounds — 239 Avg. rounds per...
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Ruiz rated high, still avoided LAS VEGAS (April 17, 2008) – Former two-time world heavyweight champion John “The Quietman” Ruiz used to be the...
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