29.12.06 - Ricardo Lois, BoxingConfidential.com: Los Angeles -- Yesterday, it was widely reported that the managers of Israel Vazquez (Frank Espinoza) and Rafael Marquez (Ignacio Beristain) are highly interested in a duel…
29.12.06 - By Geoffrey Ciani: On January 6, in what will be the first big fight of the new year, heavyweight contenders Samuel Peter and James Toney will square off in a…
WORCESTER, Mass. (December 29, 2006) - World Boxing Association light middleweight champion "El Gallo" Jose Antonio Rivera broke his New England-based training camp today and headed south for final preparations leading up…
29.12.06 - By Jeffrey Cabauatan: If 2006 taught us anything, it would be that boxing is alive and well. Nothing had changed much in the heavyweight division. The unification tournament failed to…
29.12.06 - Exclusive Boxing Confidential Interview by Ricardo Lois: A few weeks back, I ran Part One of my interview with W.B.A. Super Featherweight Champion Edwin Valero. The interview can be read…
29.12.06 - By James Slater: The new year is almost with us. And what kind of a year will the boxing world have in the coming twelve months? For what it's worth,…
29.12.06 - With less than a month to go before his IBF title clash with Juan Urango in Las Vegas, Ricky Hatton is just eight and a half pounds above the light…
Nikolai Valuev has hit Berlin to begin sparring ahead of next month´s clash with fellow giant Jameel McCline. The unbeaten WBA champion (45-0, 33 KOs) yesterday arrived from St. Petersburg where coach…
29.12.06 - By Evan Young, Boxingforecast.com: The welterweight division is beginning to shake out nicely as some important questions have already been answered in 2006 but many questions remain. TOP WELTERS NARROWED…
29.12.06 - By Michael Marley, BoxingConfidential.com: No doubt Don King, the hardest working man in boxing, always identified with the hardest working man in show business, Mr. James Brown. And, back in…
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