On December 8, 1979, the WBC held a title bout between Marvin Camel and Mate Parlov to anoint a champion in a new division called, “Cruiserweight.” Created to narrow the gap between light heavy weights and heavyweights, thedivision began in less – then – inaugural fashion when the two fighters fought to a draw. » Read More
With Amir Khan, It’s Always Been All or Nothing
-In a recent interview, British star, Amir Khan stated that should he defeat Saul “Canelo” Alvarez this Saturday night for the WBC Middleweight title that he would not rule out the possibility of facing Gennady “Triple G” Golovkin. » Read More
The Plight of the Mexican Heavyweight
-It’s no secret that the Hispanic audience, in particular the Mexican audience, is the backbone of boxing in the United States. » Read More
Golovkin’s Big Wait
-To become a mainstream star in boxing is to have it already written in the stars. » Read More
Tales of the Tape
-Great moments in sports always carry with them a sense of sweet nostalgia. » Read More
The Heavyweight Division and Much – Needed (hopefully) Clarity
-When Tyson Fury upset long – reigning champion, Wladimir Klitschko last November to win the lineal heavyweight championship, it immediately injected new life into a division in need of life. » Read More
Myths about Mayweather-Canelo
- 1. Floyd will KO Canelo. Did I miss something or did Money May suddenly become Mike Tyson? » Read More