Entries tagged with "Chad+Dawson":
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Bernard Hopkins had taken the opportunity to argue his case a second time and he argued beautifully...
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Exaltation for one of the combatants will be temporary, because the challenge ahead will be even greater than the vanquished threat…
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Robert Ecksel, Editor-in-Chief of Boxing.com, spoke with Rick Strom of TYT Network about Saturday's junior welterweight unification bout between WBA champion Amir “King” Khan (25-1, 17 KOs) and IBF champion Zab “Super” Judah (41-6, 28 KOs) at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas. They also discussed the return of James Kirkland on the Khan-Judah undercard, and 42-year-old Antonio Tarver's shocking victory over Danny Green in Australia...
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Hopkins has earned the right to say whatever he wants to say whenever he wants to say it. And who could stop him, even if they wanted to...
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Once and future heavyweight champions and contenders are playing football or basketball or serving time or doing whatever big, tough men do nowadays…
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Hopkins wants everyone to remember that “Boxing is not who he is. Boxing is what he did, but boxing is not who he is…”
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On Saturday, Oct. 15 at the Staples Center in L.A., Hopkins (52-5-2, 32 KOs) defends his WBC light heavyweight title against 29-year-old “Bad” Chad Dawson (30-1-, 17 KOs). After his history-making victory over Jean Pascal in Montreal last May, Hopkins would have been been forgiven had he decided to take it easy in his first defense. That’s pretty much what everyone else does. But Hopkins isn’t everyone else...
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If he is successful, he’ll solve one of boxing’s greatest riddles—who exactly is "Bad" Chad Dawson…
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When I cover Hopkins-Dawson Saturday night at the Staples Center in L.A., I will be thinking of, and rooting for, Dewey Bozella…
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Bernard Hopkins' final chapter in boxing has been the longest chapter that any fighter has ever authored…
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One senses Bozella’s awkwardness, his awareness that this is for a good cause, if not completely kosher…
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Boxing has been likened to a circus, which might have once been true. But now the sideshow has been elevated to center ring…
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Bernard Hopkins vs. Chad Dawson didn't live up to expectations, even when the expectations were low. The fight end prematurely, and unconvincingly, with Hopkins grimacing in the canvas after a foul, and Dawson strutting around the ring like he was the rebirth of Jack Johnson. But for those who like their fights short if not sweet, this bout is for you...
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Most boxing fans are not Hollywood A-listers, but rather, are working-class people who look to boxing as an escape from their daily toil...
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The need to call upon my golden memories becomes ever greater in order to ward off despair...
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I’ve yet to see the definitive list on “boxing moves”, but apparently it can be had at Golden Boy Promotions headquarters…
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As Golden Boy Promotions wields its weapons against the WBC and the California State Athletic Commission, fans are once again caught in the crossfire…
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Everyone has an opinion about who was the bigger culprit Saturday night, and everyone has a point which is valid on the face of it...
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It is perfectly natural for freak occurrences to result in unusual outcomes. This is the nature of reality...
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Johnson less resembles a prizefighter than a runaway train, and hitting him is like trying to knock bricks out of wall...
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Floyd Mayweather remains the reigning pound-for-pound fighter in the world, with Manny Pacquiao still at number two...
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"I didn’t suspend those judges just to say I’m a big bad guy," said Davis. "It’s really for the betterment of the sport...”
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Smoger, the real article, speaks for itself, and by action, for himself. There is no need to draw attention...
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I wonder why the CSAC felt it was necessary that Pat Russell submit a report without the assistance of video…
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This is the biggest fight to be made in the light heavyweight division, and 2012 might be the year we see this clash…
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That kind of special "leave it all in the ring" style is now the exception and certainly not the rule...
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I don’t know who won the round or won the fight, or even if there was a round or fight to win…
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“You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all of the time…”
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A recent women’s boxing bout in Mexico between Jackie Nava and Ana Maria Torres did 31.3 million views. This is a remarkable statistic...
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Andrade beginning to outgrow the low-level opponents that he’s been fed and will soon be ready for a championship-caliber fight…