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Boxing and poker – maybe a start on something new?

Even though both sports are known for intense action and rough characters, boxing and poker aren’t usually combined. This didn’t stop Gus Hansen (known as one of the biggest full tilt poker names)and Danish poker pro Theo Jorgensen from duking it out. Both know as skilled poker players in both the online poker and live tournament circuit, did quite well as shown in the video.

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Chatting with the champ: Hector De La Cruz

Chatting with the champ: Hector De La Cruz

Sub Lead06-Apr-22by Bill Tibbs
He’s one of boxing’s top media men for all those great shots that fight fans get to enjoy all over social sites leading up to some of the sport’s biggest events.
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Boxing in Oz: Dennis Hogan confident as title shot looms

Boxing in Oz: Dennis Hogan confident as title shot looms

Sub Lead06-Apr-19by John J. Raspanti
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WBC president says Tyson Fury will not be next fight for Deontay Wilder

WBC president says Tyson Fury will not be next fight for Deontay Wilder

Main News27-Feb-19by Clive Bernath
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Billy Joe Saunders To Contest Vacant WBO Super Middleweight Title Against Shefat Isufi

Billy Joe Saunders To Contest Vacant WBO Super Middleweight Title Against Shefat Isufi

Main News18-Feb-19by Clive Bernath
Billy Joe Saunders will bid to become a two-weight world champion when he challenges for the vacant WBO super middleweight title against Shefat Isufi at The SSE Arena, Wembley, England on Saturday, April 13.
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WBC Order Heavyweight Interim Title Bout

WBC Order Heavyweight Interim Title Bout

Main News13-Feb-19by Clive Bernath
The World Boxing Council Board of Governors has voted unanimously to order an interim title in the heavyweight division under the WBC rules and regulations guidelines and protocols.
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WBC Orders Wilder/Fury Rematch

WBC Orders Wilder/Fury Rematch

Main News16-Jan-19by Clive Bernath
The World Boxing Council’d Board of Governors has voted for a direct rematch between WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder and British challenger Tyson Fury.
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Aussies on the rise part two

Aussies on the rise part two

Sub Lead10-Jan-19by John J. Raspanti
It’s that time of year when we look back over the past 12 months and forward to the new year. In my annual review of Aussie boxers, I list the ones to watch by division in 2019. To keep things interesting, I have decided not to nominate the same boxer in my column twice. I have also included a review of the previous year’s nominee to see how close – or far – I was from the mark.
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WBC Order Wilder Vs Fury Rematch

WBC Order Wilder Vs Fury Rematch

Main News08-Dec-18by Clive Bernath
The World Boxing Council has voted through the Board of Governors, and made a unanimous agreement to sanction a direct rematch between WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury.
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Boxing in Oz: Horn vs. Mundine, a future domestic clash, slim Lucas Browne, and Andrew Maloney not impressed

Boxing in Oz: Horn vs. Mundine, a future domestic clash, slim Lucas Browne, and Andrew Maloney not impressed

Sub Lead02-Dec-18by John J. Raspanti
Questions about Jeff Horn’s reckless use of his head have be raised by Anthony Mundine ahead of the pair’s high-profile domestic match-up at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane this Friday night. By Anthony Cocks
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Aussie boxers to keep an eye on in 2018 Part 2: Junior welterweight to flyweight

Sub Lead02-Jan-18by John J. Raspanti
Aussies on the rise in 2018 Part 2: Junior welterweight to flyweight By Anthony Cocks
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Aussie Wrap-Up: Browne to face Mundine in January, Akkawy and Foley win in Punchbowl, Johnson wins first title in Warrnambool, Pegoraro wins big in China, Ritchie and Scharper victorious, Lovett back with win in Canberra, Dunn KOs Spera

Sub Lead15-Dec-17by John J. Raspanti
Aussie Wrap-up: Tommy Browne to face Anthony Mundine in January, Bilal Akkawy & Darragh Foley win in Punchbowl, Cherneka Johnson wins first title in Warrnambool, Kurtis Pegoraro wins big in China, Dwight Ritchie & Sylvia Scharper victorious at Melbourne Pavilion, Steve Lovett back with a win in Canberra, Zac Dunn KOs Cedric Spera
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December Aussie wrap-up: Big Daddy Lucas Browne considering options, Gradovich out of TJ Doheny fight, replacement named, Luke Jackson wants Valdez, Jamie Weetch impresses, Hosking Promotions back at the 'Bool

Sub Lead08-Dec-17by John J. Raspanti
Aussie Wrap-up: Big Daddy Browne considering options, Gradovich out of TJ Doheny fight, replacement named, Luke Jackson wants Valdez, Jamie Weetch impresses against Yao Yi Ma, Hosking Promotions back at the ‘Bool By Anthony Cocks
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