Browsing Tag Leo Santa Cruz

  • Frampton vs Santa Cruz
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    Frampton vs Santa Cruz: Two Is Enough

    The end of a champion’s career is naturally a time for reflection, and it so happens that the boxing journeys of two linked fighters appear to be winding ...

    On August 3, 2021 / By
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    2020 Knockout Of The Year

    Knockout Of The Year Nominations: Alex Povetkin TKO5 Dillian Whyte Gervonta Davis KO6 Leo Santa Cruz Eleider Alvarez KO7 Michael Seals Naoya Inoue KO7 Jason Moloney Joe Smith ...

    On January 7, 2021 / By
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    The Weekend That Was Podcast (No. 5)

    Boxing continues its resurgence in the latter part of 2020 with a Halloween night to remember and three major match-ups last night, all discussed with great insight by ...

    On November 1, 2020 / By
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    Davis vs Santa Cruz: The Tall Order

    I really like Leo Santa Cruz, not just as a boxer, a four-division champion at that, but as a man. Nicknamed “El Terremoto,” Santa Cruz is a very ...

    On October 30, 2020 / By
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    October Fireworks

    As we all know, boxing was off the air completely for many weeks this past spring due to the ongoing pandemic, before returning thanks to Top Rank’s summer ...

    On October 20, 2020 / By
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    Top 12 Fights We Want To See In 2020

    No one can dispute the fact that 2019 was a strong year for boxing with some excellent fights we’ll remember for a long time to come. Match-ups such ...

    On January 20, 2020 / By
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    Frampton vs Warrington: A Clash Of Armies

    That a pair of potential Fights of the Year candidates — Frampton vs Warrington and Chisora vs Whyte — are taking place on the same night, on separate ...

    On December 18, 2018 / By
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    The Weekend That Was

    From Belfast to Atlantic City, the boxing world got a sample of talent from all levels of the scale. The most noteworthy event, while not the most crowd-pleasing ...

    On August 19, 2018 / By
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    The Best Is Yet To Come (Part 2)

    We continue our in-depth look at some of the possible, if not probable, high-stakes matches which may happen before the end of 2018, a year which is already ...

    On June 22, 2018 / By
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    The Best Is Yet To Come (Part 1)

    As we approach the halfway point of the year, the World Cup has taken center stage, attracting the undivided attention of a large majority of sports fans around ...

    On June 21, 2018 / By
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    The Weekend That Was

    Terence Crawford demonstrated again what a superb talent he is as, with power, strength and skill, he methodically broke down and dispatched Jeff Horn in the ninth round ...

    On June 10, 2018 / By
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    Ralph’s Take

    Leo Santa Cruz (34-1-1), Jermell Charlo (30-0) and Terence Crawford (32-0), are all favored to win their fights this Saturday night, but this is boxing, so, as fight ...

    On June 8, 2018 / By
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    Four To Watch

    While last weekend offered slim pickings in terms of ring action, this weekend is something else. On tap, a number of relevant matches involving some of the sport’s biggest ...

    On June 7, 2018 / 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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    Mere Anarchy: The Sad Plight Of The Jackal

    Turning and turning in the widening gyre The falcon cannot hear the falconer; Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world, The ...

    On March 15, 2017 / By
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    Frampton vs Santa Cruz II: The Picks

    There was a time when immediate rematches between championship fighters were commonplace, but in recent years they’ve become a rather rare occurrence. So it’s refreshing to see Carl ...

    On January 28, 2017 / By
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    Frampton vs Santa Cruz: Act Two

    Okay, now that it’s clear the chances of Carl Frampton or Leo Santa Cruz ever facing one Guillermo Rigondeaux are getting slimmer and slimmer (if they haven’t evaporated ...

    On January 27, 2017 / By
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    2016 Fight Of The Year

    2016 Fight Of The Year Nominations: Carl Frampton W12 Leo Santa Cruz: Healthy contingents of both Irish and Mexican fight fans created a raucous atmosphere as Frampton and ...

    On January 8, 2017 / By
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    Fight Report: Frampton vs Santa Cruz

    Northern Ireland took over the Barclays Center on Saturday night to lift their countryman Carl ”The Jackal” Frampton to an upset win over Leo ”El Terremoto” Santa Cruz. ...

    On July 31, 2016 / By
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    Frampton vs Santa Cruz: The Fight City Picks

    No doubt, all of us fight freaks were hoping to see one or both of these guys take on the other “Jackal,” Guillermo Rigondeaux, but we got the next ...

    On July 30, 2016 / By
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    The Jackal Is A Live Dog

    Following two less-than-scintillating performances in his most recent bouts, Carl Frampton goes into his featherweight title fight against defending champion Leo Santa Cruz on Saturday night as a ...

    On July 29, 2016 / By
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    Top Men: Connor’s Take

    This week Patrick Connor flies solo on Top Men Boxing Radio with plenty to reflect upon and discuss. Last weekend’s HBO double-header merits some attention. Gennady Golovkin, who humbled ...

    On April 29, 2016 / By
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    One Year Later

    So here we are in March; hard to believe winter is nearly over. It’s even harder to imagine that Premiere Boxing Champions, Al Haymon’s supposed game changer of ...

    On March 19, 2016 / By
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    Frampton vs Quigg: Not As Advertised

    The crowd was electric. Absolutely, positively electric. Here was the excitement so badly missing from fights in Las Vegas. For thousands upon thousands of people were packed into ...

    On February 28, 2016 / By
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    Time To Make A Statement

    On paper, it had looked like a better-than-average Showtime boxing card, with an intriguing heavyweight match-up along with a rematch of one of last year’s best fights, plus ...

    On February 25, 2016 / By
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    Lomachenko’s Muse

    What is art? And how do we evaluate it? Great minds through the centuries have pondered these questions, brooding over the subjective nature of aesthetic judgment. Must art ...

    On November 5, 2015 / By
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    Whatever Happened to Ambition?

    Why isn’t Deontay Wilder screaming for a fight with Wladimir Klitschko? Why isn’t Leo Santa Cruz calling out Guillermo Rigondeaux? Or Vasyl Lomanchenko? Or Nicholas Walters? Why isn’t Adonis Stevenson ...

    On September 23, 2015 / By
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    Skill Don’t Thrill

    Last spring, during the hysterical leadup to Mayweather vs Pacqauio, I was surprised to get a tweet from none other than UFC honcho Dana White. Actually, Mr. White ...

    On September 12, 2015 / By
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    The Haymon Way

    It’s easy to despise Al Haymon, I suppose. The man comes across as rather disinterested in fans and shadowy in his dealings. But sometimes you have to step ...

    On September 2, 2015 / By
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    Violent Splendor: Santa Cruz vs Mares

    With Mexican Independence Day just weeks away, two fights served as timely fistic reminders of the violent splendor Mexico regularly contributes to boxing. The man who dared to ...

    On August 30, 2015 / By
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