Just like any other year, boxing is hopeful and hungry for huge success in 2009. But this year is a bit different than any other in recent memory in some key ways that excite both boxing fans and executives...
A key contributor to the starving corpse of boxing is an effective alternative in the Ultimate Fighting Championship...
If there was any argument as to why the HBO hit boxing series, "24/7" won a Sports Emmy Award, the debate ended promptly when Joe Calzaghe convincingly destroyed Roy Jones Jr., on Saturday night...
For many, the once hit TV reality series The Contender, was a show that was used as a tool to revitalize a so-called dying sport. The first season set the precedent, but then the following seasons (with the exception of a few fights) failed to follow suit
Rising Welterweight Champion, Andre Berto is looking for big fights, big notoriety, and big paychecks, and a win against Steve "2 Pound" Forbes will put him right where he wants to be, David Reyes writes...
Can you imagine Ricky "Hitman" Hatton performing a Mayweather-esque Philly shell defense in the ring? Do the words Ricky Hatton and defense even belong in the same breath? Hatton surely hopes so as he hired defensive guru Floyd Mayweather Sr...
Even as a small child boxing with a bunch of his friends in his father's apartment hallway in the South Bronx, Ronney Vargas had dreams as tall as the Empire State Building...
Speculation about a possible Oscar De La Hoya vs. Manny Pacquiao fight have been ongoing for months, but on Wednesday, much of the intrigue and luster about the fight took a major blow to the mid-section...
For Olympic enthusiasts, gun-ho American patriots, and hardcore boxing fans, when top-tier Bantamweight and gold-medal favorite Gary Russell Jr...
It was just last summer that Ronald "Winky" Wright was among the top five in all boxing's pound-for-pound list composed by most so-called pundits. What a difference a year makes...
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