(COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO.) – Boxing legend Oscar de la Hoya has been named a member of the 2008 United States Olympic Hall of Fame, joining an accomplished class of athletes … Read more
By Ted Sares: Destruct and destroy. –Marvelous Marvin Hagler There are few things that sap the morale of an opponent more than knowing from the start that the most he … Read more
By James Slater: Not too long ago, I wrote an article for ESB asking whether or not heavyweight tough guy Lamon Brewster would ever fight again. Well, now we know. … Read more
The Retired Boxers Foundation spoke to Andrew Maynard this afternoon at his home in Harlingen, Texas, hard hit last week by Hurricane Dolly. Andrew’s home is fine, but it’s the … Read more
Broken bones when healed are much, much stronger at the point of break. The same is true with defeat…in life as well as in boxing. After his first-round defeat in … Read more
(BEIJING, CHINA) – Four years after competing in the 2004 Olympic Games as the youngest male athlete in the United States delegation, an older and more experienced Rau’shee Warren (Cincinnati, … Read more
By Jason Sardelis: Saturday night at the Palms Casino, in Las Vegas, Nevada former welterweight champion Zab Judah 36-5, 25 Ko’s will battle fellow New Yorker Joshua “The Hitter” Clottey … Read more
by James Slater: In giving up his WBC light-heavyweight crown so as to face Antonio Tarver (or so as to avoid Adrian Diaconu, depending on your opinion), Chad Dawson is … Read more
By P.H. Burbridge: In Mexico ring legend, Julio Cesar Chavez holds a very special place in the hearts of fight fans. He is celebrated and is the standard for which … Read more
By Vivek Wallace, photo by Chris Farina – Top Rank – With all but one of the available welterweight straps accounted for, Saturday night in Las Vegas, that scenario should … Read more