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Brawl at the Mall

26-May-25

“I was hoping to get more rounds, “Novytskyi said “I was in camp for five months.”

Matt Conway defeats Eduardo Pereira, Mary Casamassa wins again in Pittsburgh

05-Jul-22

The local favorite shook it off and proceeded with his active attack to both levels until the final bell sounded.

Boxing returns to Pittsburgh Saturday July 2nd

29-Jun-22

Professional and amateur boxing this Saturday

Rydell "Super" Mayes Jr. returns to Murfreesboro

30-Mar-22

Tri-Star Boxing Press Release

Terence Crawford fights Amir Khan on April 20 - undercard information

04-Apr-19

Jessie Magdaleno heads down featherweight title trail

22-Mar-19

Katie Taylor dominates Rose Volante, wins third world title

16-Mar-19

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.

Shakur Stevenson vs. Jessie Cris Rosales and Vikas Krishan highlight undercard Jan.18

03-Jan-19

Shakur Stevenson, the 21-year-old wunderkind who captured a silver medal for the United States at the 2016 Rio Olympics, will begin his 2019 campaign with his toughest professional bout to date.

Aussie boxers to keep an eye on in 2018 Part 2: Junior welterweight to flyweight

02-Jan-18

Aussies on the rise in 2018 Part 2: Junior welterweight to flyweight By Anthony Cocks

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

15-Dec-17

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

Horn stops Corcoran in hard-fought battle

13-Dec-17

In a rough and tumble, bloody 12 round battle, Jeff Horn 18-0-1 (12) retained his WBO welterweight title with an 11th round stoppage of Gary Corcoran 17-2 (7) after the fight was stopped on cuts. Blood was flowing into Corcoran’s eyes from a pair of cuts that affected his vision, forcing his corner to throw in the towel with Horn comfortably ahead by scores of 99-91 twice and 100-90. By Anthony Cocks

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