Browsing Tag Josesito Lopez

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  Why “One Time” Will Never Be “The Best”

  I direct these remarks, without anger or malice, to fellow contributor James Simpson, whose column “Don’t Sleep On Keith Thurman,” was published on this fine website last month. ...

  On July 17, 2019 / By Ralph M. Semien
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  Pacquiao vs Thurman: The Fight City Picks

  It hasn’t exactly been a terrible year, but it’s been far from a great one, when it comes to meaningful, top-level match-ups and big attractions in boxing. And ...

  On July 16, 2019 / By Neil Crane
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  Fight Report: Thurman vs Lopez

  As the old adage has it in the sport of boxing, you’re only as good as your last fight. The assumption of course being that you compete often ...

  On January 27, 2019 / By Alden Chodash
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  Roc Nation Head-to-Head With PBC

  Nearly halfway through 2015, boxing has already seen a number of developments that may have lasting impacts on the sport. Perhaps most importantly, boxing has returned to network ...

  On June 5, 2015 / By Patrick Connor
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  Friday Matters

  The Al Haymon Boxing League rolls on for the second weekend in a row. Last Saturday, Haymon and his protégés took over Las Vegas, where Keith Thurman emerged ...

  On March 12, 2015 / By Robert Portis
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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 ...

  On March 5, 2015 / By Shaun Brown
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  Quince de Septiembre: Canelo and Maidana shine

  About a mile away from the Thomas and Mack Center where Martinez vs. Chavez Jr. took place, the Knockout Kings quadruple-header at the MGM Grand Garden Arena saw ...

  On September 16, 2012 / By Rafael García