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Who Did It Better? Part 1
With just days to go before May 2, Mayweather vs Pacquiao is upon us, and as part of our coverage of this megafight, Eliott and Rafa will perform a ...
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Ten Things We Learned Last Night
1. HBO really, really wants Terence Crawford to be a star. The commentary last night by Max Kellerman and Roy Jones was so transparently pro-Crawford that even innocent movements ...
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Saturday Night’s Alright for Fighting
Chavez Jr vs Fonfara Haymon’s Premier Boxing Champions takes a break this week, but that doesn’t mean fight fans will have Saturday night off. In fact, boxing aficionados ...
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Is Amir Khan Ducking Kell Brook?
Kell Brook’s IBF welterweight title defense against Jo Jo Dan last Saturday has left him with a tantalizing list of potential opponents for summer 2015, but the name ...
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Quebec City Conquests
The return of boxing on live, free TV continues with more Premier Boxing Champions cards, this time in Quebec City on CBS television. For serious boxing fans this ...
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Translating Adonis
Ring TV‘s Anson Wainwright recently sat down for a Q&A with lineal light heavyweight champion Adonis Stevenson in anticipation of Saturday’s bout with Sakio Bika. Now it’s well ...
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Mark Your Calendar
While we all look at our calendars and ask: “Is it May yet?” in anticipation of what promises to be a blockbuster month of boxing, poor old April ...
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Time For The Hayemaker, Part IV?
David Haye, David Haye, David Haye… say his name often enough and he reappears like Beetlejuice. Whether you liken him to a bad smell that won’t go away ...
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Boxing Making A Comeback In Ontario
The province of Ontario is not exactly known for its boxing history. Outside of the legendary George Chuvalo, few boxers have established themselves as pugilists of significance. Former ...
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Julius Jackson: The Chef Gets Cookin’
In the coming weeks, Julius ‘The Chef’ Jackson (19-0 15KO) will be heading out to Big Bear, California, to help Gennady Golovkin prepare for his May bout against ...
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The Limits of Ambition
We’re about six weeks away from Mayweather vs Pacquiao, and while the boxing world celebrates finally getting the mega-fight it has wanted for so long, Saul “Canelo” Alvarez ...
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Pascal vs Kovalev: The Picks
Jean Pascal confronts the most difficult test of his career when he faces Sergey Kovalev at the Bell Centre tonight. It’s a premier match-up in the light heavyweight division ...
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Kovalev vs Pascal: Media Day Picks
Yesterday saw media and champions congregate at a restaurant in Boucherville, Quebec of all places to help hype Saturday’s big light-heavyweight showdown, Jean Pascal vs Sergey Kovalev and ...
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Bosses Sometimes Bore
Adrien Broner boxed smartly, and boringly, in last night’s co-main on Al Haymon’s nascent Premier Boxing Champions series. “The Problem” (30-1) easily outpointed John Molina (27-6), who delivered ...
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Mark Your Calendar
There’s a feel-good factor in boxing right now. Sure, we’re not getting everything we want, but there’s clearly cause for optimism, plus enough to keep both the casual ...
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Eubank: We Want More
“This is prizefighting,” declared Barry Jones. The Boxnation co-commentator’s thirst was clearly unquenchable. Chris Eubank Jr. had left him, and many others, wanting more. Much more. The 25-year-old had ...
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The British Heavyweights: THEY’RE ALIVE!
Somewhere online or in print between now and next Monday there will be an article headlined ‘Frampton Comes Alive,’ a 1970s musical reference to the IBF Super-Bantamweight champion Carl ...
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Kovalev vs Pascal: Conference Call
While everyone has had Mayweather vs Pacquiao on the brain the last several days, the fact remains other significant events are upcoming in boxing. Those behind next month’s ...
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The Middleweight Mess
On the eve of one of the best matches the middleweight division can offer, and yet, despite this, a fight many are not expecting to be particularly competitive, ...
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Welcome to Shocker Week
At a polite social gathering, a friend introduces you to someone as, among other things, “a boxing fan,” or “a boxing writer,” or perhaps even “an ardent follower ...
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Mark Your Calendar
One month down, eleven to go. The first 31 days of the year have given us: — America’s first world heavyweight champ in nine years (Deontay Wilder, in ...
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Mayweather vs Pacquiao: Will They or Won’t They?
The never-ending saga of Mayweather vs Pacquiao continues with new reports, bogus or otherwise, surfacing almost everyday. Hopes were raised when the two fighters met at a Miami ...
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Five Questions For Charles Farrell
Charles Farrell is a former boxing manager who once steered Mitch “Blood” Green, Leon Spinks, and Freddie Norwood. He is also the author of “Why I Fixed Fights”, ...
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Paul Williams: Down, But Not Out
No sport is home to more tragedy than boxing. Death, career-ending injury, brain damage. These can be the legacy of the cruelest of sports. But a different kind ...
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Barry Jones: Never In a Better Place
Joe Calzaghe wasn’t the only Welshman to win a world title in the 1990s. Before him came the likes of Robbie Regan and Steve Robinson, and in 1997, ...
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Groupe Yvon Michel: Lemieux Still Our Fighter
Montreal’s David Lemieux is attempting to move away from the promotional services of GYM (Groupe Yvon Michel) and sign instead with Los Angles-based Golden Boy Promotions. Indeed, an ...
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The Trilogy: Rios vs Alvarado III
The third and likely final battle between Brandon Rios and Mike Alvarado is the next big fight on the boxing calendar and it’s time to start getting pumped ...
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Stiverne vs Wilder: The Picks
Maybe it’s a clash of heavyweight pretenders in the age of the Klitschko King. Then again, maybe it’s the heavyweight fight of the year. Either way, tonight’s showdown ...
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Roc Nation Stages First Card at MSG
To much fanfare, Jay Z’s Roc Nation held its first ever boxing card last night. Staged at New York’s Madison Square Garden, it was headlined by Dusty Hernandez-Harrison‘s ...
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Mark Your Calendar
January: traditionally a month when you discover your weight went up, your bank balance has gone down and the weather, most places, can only be described as grim. ...
