Browsing Tag Barry McGuigan

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  Herring vs Frampton: In The Eyes Of The Jackal

  In her 1986 treatise, On Boxing, renowned author Joyce Carol Oates writes that “the boxer meets an opponent who is a dream-distortion of himself in the sense that ...

  On April 1, 2021 / By Luke Beirne
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  In Sunshine Or In Shadow

  The generational sectarian violence in Ireland, or “The Troubles” as they are often called, is something I have always known about but, as an American, I have never ...

  On March 15, 2021 / By Joshua Isard
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  Jan. 24, 1982: Pedroza vs Laporte

  Few champions have ever won as many world title matches as Panama’s Eusebio Pedroza and yet the prolific featherweight’s career is defined more by who he didn’t fight ...

  On January 24, 2021 / By Robert Portis
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  Oct. 25, 2003: Arthur vs Gomez

  In The Year Of Our Lord 1298, the Battle of Falkirk took place, a major conflict in the First War Of Scottish Independence. On the outskirts of Edinburgh, ...

  On October 25, 2020 / By Joseph Gallagher
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  Eighty Fights From The 80’s (Part Two)

  We know you’ve barely started sampling all the great battles we listed yesterday in Part One of this list, but we promised, and so we deliver: here’s the ...

  On May 13, 2020 / By Ronnie McCluskey
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  Fight Report: Taylor vs Postol

  The Event When Cyclone Promotions announced that their fast-rising star Josh Taylor was to fight Viktor Postol, few could believe it. Not because Taylor was not considered capable, ...

  On June 24, 2018 / By Ronnie McCluskey
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  Frampton vs Quigg: It Needs To Happen Now

  I don’t have a lot of hair on my head these days. A look at the history of the Brown family hairline shows any male in their late 20s ...

  On March 7, 2015 / By Shaun Brown