QUEENS, N.Y. (April 6, 2005) – Unbeaten Irish middleweight prospect John Duddy (9-0, 9 KOs) is on the fast track in the 160-pound division, especially after his electrifying, high-profile first-round knockout of…
06.04.05 - West Palm Beach, FL – The newly formed Haitian Sensation Promotions (HSP) contracted with the Palm Beach County Convention Center today marking the beginning of what Daniel Edouard, CEO President…
06.04.05 - Nottingham’s Carl Froch will make his US debut against the highly respected Costa Rican Henry Porras on April 21st when he headlines an HBO Latino bill at the Avalon venue…
RESEDA, Calif. (April 6, 2005) – Making his first start in six-and-a-half months, Wladimir Klitschko will take on undefeated Eliseo Castillo in an important heavyweight bout Saturday, April 23, in Dortmund, Germany.…
05.04.05 - Edinburgh hot-shot Gary Young believes that he will shortly join WBO World Featherweight Champion Scott Harrison and Alex Arthur at the top of Scottish boxing. The 21-year-old takes a step…
05.04.05 - By JE - On April 30th, WBA heavyweight titlest John Ruiz (41-5-1, 28 KOs) will defend his belt against the colorful multi-division champion James Toney (68-4-2, 43 KOs) in New…
05.04.05 - By Tony Fondacaro: It’s been almost a month since “The Contender” first aired, and so far the boxing community seems to be divided amongst themselves between those who like it…
04.04.05 - By MATT CLARK: Frankie Demilo is a classy guy. Not just in the ring where he has compiled an 18-5, 7 KO record but outside the ropes where his impeccable…
04.04.05 - By Steve Mckenna: THE night before Ricky Hatton's challenge to Kostya Tszyu - June 3 - Michael Brodie attempts to kickstart his career by taking on teak-tough Scott Harrison at…
04.04.05 - By Mike Indri, Retired Boxers Foundation - While most boxing fans were able to watch the recent Eric Morales - Manny Pacquiao epic battle on HBO Pay-Per-View (Morales UD12 -…
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