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By Marty Mulcahey: In 2004, German middleweight Felix Sturm was brought to Las Vegas as a sacrificial lamb for Oscar De La Hoya, a supposed dupe whose only worth was a WBO belt that De La Hoya wanted to wrap around his waist before facing Bernard Hopkins. Many fans still believe Sturm beat De La Hoya; HBO’s Harold Lederman scored the fight 115-113 for Sturm and it is a testament to Sturm’s character that...
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Giovanni Lorenzo Faces a Roiling Storm
Coyote Duran: After coming up on the losing end of a vacant middleweight title shot against Sebastian Sylvester in Germany last September, Giovanni L...
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Promethean Logic- August 31, 2010
Good morning, Howlers! Read on for a little logic on James Toney’s UFC debut, you guys bashing Gabriel Montoya and Aztec donuts (Yum!)! I don’t have ...
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 By Marty Mulcahey: When the subject of Roman Martinez is raised, my standard response is that the junior lightweight champion’s action style is deserving of a much wider audience. Instead, the hard-punching Puerto Rican must travel far and wide, even outside of his hemisphere, in search of broader recognition. The aggressive power-puncher does not have an audience commensurate to his skills but Martinez is on a path to building a résumé worthy of air-time on Showtime or HBO...
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Boxing News Wire - By Icheehuahua
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 By Steve Kim (Photo © Chris Farina/ Top Rank): Despite the strong objections of some, Manny Pacquiao will be making his return to Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas on November 13th as he faces Antonio Margarito for the vacant WBC junior middleweight title. While some are trying to turn this into a morality play, the reality is that this is the boxing business. The reason why this bout has been made is very simple- there is a lot of money to be made from it...
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 By Gabriel Montoya: There are a million ways to find yourself in the squared circle for a living. For some, its necessity. Others, a passion that came from watching on TV like newly unified light flyweight champ Giovanni Segura. For others, it’s a love and tradition passed down through a family. Such is the case of Coachella Valley, CA native Randy Caballero, 4-0 (4)...
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