Historical Boxing247 coverage published in April 2005.
07.04.05 - Two big hitters, Javier Olvera of Mexico City and Antonio Cervantes of Ensenada, Mexico, clash in the 10-round lightweight main event on the nationally and internationally televised “Guilty Fight Night”…
07.04.05 - Heavyweight boxer Vitali Klitschko was given an enlightening introduction to the American boxing world when Don King attempted to sign the Ukraine native during the 1996 Olympics. The champion fighter…
07.04.05 - In a match-up that has the makings of a classic, Kostya Tszyu will meet the enormously popular Ricky Hatton in the most hostile of environments – the challenger’s backyard before…
07.04.05-A good record can be a blessing, but it sure can be a curse too. For undefeated Egyptian light middleweight Ahmed “The Riot” Mustafa (10-0, 8 KOs) the latter is the case,…
06.04.05 - Will you test Cintron early? Margarito: If you have seen my fights, you know I don’t back down from anyone and I will leave all my heart and everything that…
06.04.05 - By Tony Nobbs: With the biggest fight’s of their lives coming up next month top rated contenders Paul Briggs and Anthony Mundine provided each other with intense sparring behind closed…
06.04.05 - Few world title fights in recent past were accompanied by so much ballyhoo in Europe like the WBO super middleweight championship between unbeaten champion Joe Calzaghe (Wales) and interim title…
06.04.05 - By Frank Maloney: In the summer of 1988, a British super heavyweight won a gold medal at the Seoul Olympic Games while wearing the vest of his adopted country of…
06.04.05 - Upon German sports channel DSF releasing the viewing figures for their broadcast of last Saturday’s promotion from Velten, Germany – which featured Gotthard Hinteregger writing Austrian boxing history by unifying…
06.04.05 - By Tyrus Linston: During the mid to late 1980’s the junior middleweight and middleweight divisions were graced by some of the sport’s biggest names. Sugar Ray Leonard, Marvelous Marvin Hagler,…
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