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By Anson Wainwright: When you think of sports on the Caribbean island of Jamaica, you’re far more likely to think of track and field (in which they enjoyed considerable...

Allan Scotto: Welcome to this week’s edition of “The Barbershop,” a column designed to give you a forum to speak your mind about our question(s) of the week or any boxing...

By Gabriel Montoya (Photo © K9 Photos): The last time we saw junior welterweight contender “Mile High” Mike Alvarado, 33-1, 23 KOs, he was unloading everything and the kitchen sink on Brandon “Bam Bam” Rios, 31-0, 23 knockouts, at the Home Depot Center in Carson, CA to no avail. Time and again, Rios would pressure to get inside and Alvarado would drill him with a long jab followed a right hand that would crush the skull of most normal people. But Rios is not normal. No one nicknamed “Bam Bam”

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Edwin "La Bomba" Rodriguez (22-0, 15 KOs) broke his Houston training camp yesterday and he landed today in Monaco with his team for this Saturday afternoon’s "Monte Carlo Million Dolla

By Stephen Tobey at ringside: Only two active professional boxers call Vermont home. One of them, Burlington light heavyweight Kevin Cobbs, actually spends...

By John J. Raspanti: Robert Stieglitz regained the WBO super middleweight title by stopping defending champion Arthur Abraham after three rounds at a sold-out GTEC Arena in Magdeburg, Germany. The fight was telecast live on EPIX Sports. Stieglitz had said for months that Abraham, who defeated him by unanimous decision last August, was only borrowing the WBO belt. Most pundits favored Abraham. Stieglitz (45-3, 24 KOs) was in control from the opening bell. He backed the defending...

Matthew Paras: CHICAGO – Who says the hometown fighter is always on the gracious end of a bad decision? In what was an absolute stunner, the Co-main event of ESPN’s...

By Steve Kim (Pic by Chee, MaxBoxing): OK, if you’re a rabid boxing fan (and if you’re visiting this website, I’d say this qualifies you as such), unless you’ve been hiding under a rock, then you’re well aware HBO made it quite clear at the beginning of this week that they would not be dealing with Golden Boy for the foreseeable future. This also means a vast stable of boxers who fight under the Golden Boy banner will not be appearing on the “Network of Champions”

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Stephen Tobey at ringside: LINCOLN, R.I. – Eight rounds is a long time to fight with one eye. Despite having an eye that started closing in the second round of a...

Stephen Tobey at ringside: Lowell, Mass. – Thanks to an hour-and-14-minute delay in the start of the show, Joe McCreedy got to officially fight on St. Patrick’s Day...

By Gabriel Montoya (Photo © German Villasenor): Last Saturday night, I spent yet another memorable evening under the Southern California stars watching two men beat the hell out of each other in the pursuit of fortune and glory. It’s my job and my pleasure to be present for magic nights such as that one. In the champion’s corner was Timothy “Desert Storm” Bradley, 30-0, 12 KOs, a hardworking two-division champion from Palm Springs, CA fresh off of a career-best win over Manny Pacquiao...

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Allan Scotto: Hey, fans! Welcome to “Ask Gerry Cooney,” where you get to ask former heavyweight contender “Gentleman” Gerry Cooney any boxing-related question...

By Steve Kim (Photo © K9): It was the usual busy scene this past Monday morning at the Wild Card Boxing Club in Hollywood. Even in the early hours, this gym was bustling with activity by professional prizefighters and white collar clients alike. But as Ruslan Provodnikov stepped through those doors, slowly, the cacophony inside this building died down, replaced by an ovation for the Russian, who seemed a bit overwhelmed by the reception given him. No, he didn’t get the decision...

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