Entries tagged with "Kevin+Kelley":
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On February 18, 1992 at the Paramount Theatre in New York, New York City, WBC Continental Americas featherweight champion Kevin Kelley, aka Flushing Flash, from Flushing, Queens, New York, defended his title against Troy Dorsey, from Mansfield, Texas. Kelley was undefeated with a 26-0 record coming.…
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WBC lightweight champ Mikey Garcia may be the only soul in Lomachenko’s weight range capable of not only handling, but flat-out beating him…
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One needs more than a willing and dangerous dance partner of stature. You need good ‘ole fashion promotion…
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Comparing Lemieux vs. Stevens to Gatti-Ward, or even to Hamed-Kelley, before a single punch is thrown, is risky business…
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These men embodied the nature of Tepito from the ‘50s through the ‘80s. After all, boxing and “El Barrio de Tepito” were synonymous back in the day…
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The punch represented a microcosm of the fight — Barrera, much slower, trying to cope with the speed and getting nailed in the process…
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Bobby Pacquiao, the free-swinging southpaw younger brother of Manny Pacquiao, went 31-15-3 between 1997 and 2008…
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Grizzled veteran Hector Velazquez (56-21-3) remains competitive in a 21-year career that began in 1993...
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“Gabriel Ruelas is involved in the ministry. I believe Kevin Kelley is, too. Jesse James Leija is not, he’s Buddhist. But we are working on him…”
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The truly great trainers are a kind of practical philosopher, they harmonize with the chaotic flux of fighting, tempering their pupil with sensible instruction…
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Regardless of how Pacquiao-Mayweather ends (should the fight ever be made), the outcome would have little impact on Pacquiao’s overall legacy…
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“The reason the Matthysse fight was decided was because he’s very strong, very formidable, in many eyes an undefeated fighter…”