Browsing Tag John Molina

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    A Lowdown Dirty Shame

    It appears increasingly likely that there will never be a clash between the two best welterweights in the world, Errol Spence Jr. and Terence “Bud” Crawford, and that’s ...

    On October 3, 2019 / By
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    2017: The Nominees

    One thing we know for certain: 2017 was, in many ways, a very good year for professional boxing. Compared to recent years when significant matches were few and ...

    On January 3, 2018 / By
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    Adrien Broner: No More Lights

    “Yo, maroon! Adrien Broner sucks, bro!” The six-foot high, 250-plus pounds guy in the burgundy jacket at the urinal next to mine didn’t flinch, so the guy doing ...

    On August 19, 2017 / By
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    The Weekend That Was

    It was a very busy weekend in professional boxing with some significant results and some stand-out performances, plus a new Fight of the Year candidate. Let’s get to ...

    On December 12, 2016 / By
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    Long Odds In Omaha

    Not that long ago people were wondering just how good Omaha’s Terence Crawford really was. Sure, he was a top level lightweight and junior welterweight, but his best win, ...

    On December 8, 2016 / By
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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 ...

    On April 17, 2015 / By
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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 ...

    On March 8, 2015 / By
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    Bosses Don’t Take Losses

    “Bosses talk to bosses.” This is what Adrien Broner declared during his car ride interview with TMZ’s cackling jackals in January. The fighter had been asked about the ...

    On March 6, 2015 / By
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