Interview With Heavyweight Prospect Mike Mollo And Trainer Al Bonnani
29.04.06 - By Dan Horgan: The heavyweight division is always looking for new blood, and some new blood appears to have arrived in the form of Mike Mollo. The WBC, IBF and…
Historical Boxing247 coverage published in April 2006.
29.04.06 - By Dan Horgan: The heavyweight division is always looking for new blood, and some new blood appears to have arrived in the form of Mike Mollo. The WBC, IBF and…
29.04.06 - By Izyslav “Slava” Koza: Well chalk up another bad prediction for me, since I thought Acelino Freitas (38-1, 32 KO's) was mentally done after the Corrales beating, and Zahir Raheem…
29.04.06 - By Troy Ondrizek: Ray Austin has always been a tough as nails competitor who gives all who face him hell in the ring. At 6’6” and roughly 250lbs, “The Rainman”…
29.04.06 - By Wray Edwards: Photo (C) Wray Edwards...For Lightweights age thirty is usually a turning point. Generally, the higher the weight, the older a boxer can be and still remain competitive.…
Rock & Sock Productions in association with K.O. Boxing and 7X Boxing Promotions announce A Ring of Their Own: "Women of Mass Destruction", June 23 at the Shaw Conference Center in Edmonton.…
HOLLYWOOD, FL, April 29 – As the highly anticipated, historical boxing event – “Tribal Pride” fast approaches, Warriors Boxing Promotions and Sycuan Ringside Promotions are packing the card with the type of…
29.04.06 - By Jeff Bastasini: Nigerian heavyweight Samuel Peter, in stunning display of raw power punching, had little trouble stopping an overmatched, Julius Long, the 7" ft journeyman, in the 1st round…
NEW TOWN, N.D. (April 29, 2006) – Brothers Lamont and Anthony Peterson (photo by Tom Casino) did not allow the spotlight of national television spoil their coming out party. The pair kept…
28.04.06 - By Aaron King - It’s been over seven months since Zahir Raheem pulled off the biggest win of his career, easily out-pointing Erik Morales in September. The multi-million dollar paydays…
LOS ANGELES (April 28)—The “Golden Boy” Oscar De La Hoya is still boxing’s golden one as witnessed by the extremely large turnout for his international conference call yesterday. More than 65 reporters—both…
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