Entries tagged with "Floyd+Mayweather":
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I wanted to know how far boxing had been pushed to the fringe of the sporting world. Not that being on the fringe is a bad thing…
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Can we analyze the heavyweight division in a way that might better educate us on how the division has changed, and why it has declined…
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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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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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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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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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“I know HBO would be very interested in Donaire vs. Gamboa if Donaire keeps progressing the way we think he’s going to keep progressing…”
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One doesn’t need to be an economist to recognize that Mayweather’s departure from Top Rank has probably cost Arum tens of millions of dollars…
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Robert Ecksel, Editor-in-Chief of Boxing.com, spoke with Rick Strom of TYT Sports about the recent fight at Madison Square Garden between bantamweight champion Nonito Donaire and Omar Narvaez. The bout and Donaire fell short of expectations, in part because Narvaez came to survive, not to win. But what makes a pound-for-pound fighter a pound-for-pound fighter? Is frustration and boredom part of the equation? And how does Donaire's performance affect his P4P ranking?
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Mitchell is poised, well-disciplined, but when it comes down to heated moments in the ring—a manufacturer of sheer mayhem...
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Manny Pacquiao appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! last night for the fifth consecutive time in as many world championship promotions. His first appearance was on Nov. 3, 2009, before he KO'd Miguel Cotto to claim the welterweight title, and his self-effacing manner has won him scores of crossover fans who don't give two hoots (or even one hoot) about boxing. Manny's interview is followed by a duet with Jimmy Kimmel, who knows as little about singing as he does pitch, but hey, that's showbiz...
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Some sick and sad process of dulling the luster and blunting the greatness of Manny Pacquiao has and is taking place before our very eyes…
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Canelo is an imperfect fighter, but 32-year-old Cintron won’t be the man to exploit those imperfections…
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I can’t think of a modern fighter who has absorbed more punishment and anguish—both in and out of the ring—than Miguel Cotto...
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In some way Brandon Rios is very similar to Margarito and in other ways the differences are stark….
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Don’t be surprised if Miguel Cotto—a Warrior’s Warrior—pursues yet another mega-fight in early- to mid-2012…
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While Khan was posing for photos around DC's landmarks—Peterson was taking care of business in the grittier corridors of Chocolate City...
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Santa I would ask you to consider an Immaculate Conception, that being the idea of finally having Manny Pacquiao fight Floyd Mayweather…
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Even in moments that are supposed to define his newly found toughness, like his fight against Marcos Maidana, we learn how vulnerable he is…
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Perhaps referees like Italian Massimo Barrovecchio and Panamanian Hector Afu can be part of a seminar for new and/or aspiring amateur referees...
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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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Arum has at least considered negotiating with the Mayweather camp and admits, for the first time in years, that this is priority number one…
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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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Ortiz may have to meet with the Nevada State Athletic Commission to explain comments he made about attempting to break Floyd Mayweather’s nose....
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We are not children and should not be tempted to think about complex issues as children do…
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Judah has lost seven times in his career, usually to top tier fighters, but a lack of preparation and focus has cost him bouts against lesser men…
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Bradley grew up with what he would call a “thug mentality” ready to punch people in the nose but he has his act together big time now…
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