BOSTON (May 23, 2005) – The two best light heavyweights in the world, Glencoffe Johnson and Antonio Tarver, are special guests on Thursday night’s show, while Saturday turns into The Contender night…
23.05.05 - By Vaughn M. Featherstone: Big men in big fights usually produces big expectations. However, the big men on Boxing are producing no namke fighters with lesser skill attempting to regain…
NEW YORK, NY (May 23, 2005) -- East coast, West Coast, Southeast and Midwest -- you name it, Winky Wright has been on it. National, regional and local TV and radio shows…
23.05.05 - By James Allan: All right, I know I’m going to get a hard time for this article, but I couldn’t stop myself from writing it. It’s Saturday night; I am…
CAGUAS, PUERTO RICO (May 23, 2005) -- The three major 140-pound world champions will be defending their titles this summer, beginning June 4, when IBF champion Kostya Tszyu takes on Ricky Hatton.…
23.05.05 – It’s ten years ago since a German fought for the heavyweight world championship for the last time. Axel Schulz (Frankfurt/Oder) challenged boxing grandpa George Foreman in Las Vegas on April…
23.05.50 - Interview by Ike Enwereuzor: WBA International Light heavyweight champion Lolenga Mock (24-9-1 - 8 KOs) speaks out about his past, present and future plans to fight the best out there…
23.05.05 - Former world championship contender William Abelyan of Henderson, Nev., faces veteran Roberto Lopez of San Diego in the 10-round super bantamweight main event on the nationally and internationally televised “Guilty…
23.05.05 - By Jim Amato: Lamon Brewster's one round blitz over Andrew Golota to retain his W.B.O. heavyweight title did a lot to hopefully spark a dull period in heavyweight history. Since…
23.05.05 - By Michael Amakor: In a performance reminiscent of a young Mike Tyson or Jack Dempsey, Lamon "Relentless" Brewster unleashed fifteen punches to knockdown the “Foul Pole” Andrew Golota three times…
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