Posted on June 29 2010 by admin
Trash-talking Floyd Mayweather, Jr. is questioning the basis for the Boxer of the Decade award given to Manny Pacquiao by the Boxing Writers Association of America and recently said he should be recognized as the world’s greatest fighter ever, dismissing the exploits of Hall of Famers Sugar Ray Robinson and Muhammad Ali. Mayweather may be [...]
Posted on June 29 2010 by admin
All Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. had to do was avoid stepping near a boxing ring. He would have had a relatively peaceful life and could have made his own path in his own chosen career path. Instead, he chose to enter the arena that his father dominated. Indomitably, the comparisons started. But just as quickly [...]
Posted on May 26 2010 by admin
The Yapping finally ends on Saturday night and UFC betting 114 is definitely heating up. It is difficult to say what is more important to these fighters – pounding their opposition unconscious or a Light Heavyweight title shot. This is a grudge match for the ages with the bonus being a shot at Shogun Rua [...]
Posted on December 20 2009 by admin
Las Vegas has finally crossed the finish line to land the March 13 megafight between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao, sources close to both fighters said Saturday. The MGM Grand Garden, despite a seating capacity of only 16,200, appears to have won out over the new Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, which could seat [...]
Posted on December 19 2009 by admin
Saturday night at the Beeghly Center in Youngstown, Ohio, Kelly Pavlik defeated Miguel Espino. Pavlik won the fight when Espino’s corner threw in the towel during the 5th round and referee in charge of the action, Steve Smoger stepped in at 1:44 to halt the fight. With the victory, Pavlik who owns the WBO and [...]
Posted on December 18 2009 by admin
He was America’s next great hope, remember? Kelly Pavlik first burst onto the national boxing scene in 2007 with a best boxing knockout of Edison Miranda and captured the countries hearts with two decisive victories of unified middleweight champion Jermain Taylor. With an entertaining back story and a concussive right hand, this tire-whacking, dart-playing, sleeping-on-his-mother’s-couch [...]
Posted on December 14 2009 by admin
(You can check out the Malignaggi vs Diaz fight video here) By Chris Williams: Former International Boxing Federation light welterweight champion Paulie Malignaggi (27-3, 5 KO’s) may have rekindled his career with an impressive 12 round unanimous decision victory over former lightweight champion Juan Diaz on Saturday night at the UIC Pavilion, in Chicago, Illinois. [...]
Posted on December 11 2009 by admin
It is too easy to dismiss Vitali Klitschko as a boring, predictable and towering freak of a fighter from the old Soviet system because, in addition to all of the above, he can really fight. Tonight in Berne, Switzerland, 17,220 people have paid to make Klitschko’s latest defence of his World Boxing Council heavyweight title [...]
Posted on December 7 2009 by admin
By Chris Iorfida. What makes a great fight? In my mind, a healthy dose of much of the following: Knockdowns, surprises, suspense, changes in momentum, fighters changing styles and a good mix of great technical skill and all-out sloppy action. The middleweight clash on Saturday in Atlantic City between Paul Williams and Sergio Martinez [...]
Posted on December 6 2009 by admin
By Alan Hubbard. Bolton’s finest wastes no time in showing his world-class standing under Roach. Amir Khan produced the most stunning performance of his young career to retain his World Boxing Association light-welterweight title in just 76 seconds here at the Metro Radio Arena last night. His mandatory challenger, Dmitriy Salita, literally never knew what [...]