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Memorable Long Counts In Boxing
By Joel Lipsitt In some important contests a boxer has, for one reason or another, been allowed more than ten seconds to rise after he has been knocked down. The…
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Training Routine: Andrew Golota
WBC #7, WBA #6 and IBF #10 heavyweight contender Andrew Golota describes some of his training routine as he prepares to meet Ray Austin in the Don King-promoted show in…
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Pat Valentino: “A Second Life”
By Carlos Acevedo Pat Valentino, heavyweight contender of the 1940s, was famous both for his savagery in the ring and, incongruously, for his chic hairstyle, which he often jokingly compared…
Frank Warren in Libel Victory over Ricky Hatton Book
Frank Warren, the internationally respected boxing promoter has accepted substantial libel damages from the
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Philip H. Anselmo’s Roundabout Meeting with Freddie Roach!
Our very own ace columnist Philip H. Anselmo had the good fortune last week to make a totally unexpected connection
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SICK OF IT: Cain vs Abel Revisited?
By Philip H. Anselmo: You know, every media source imaginable insists that in order to determine the
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Training Routine: Joshua Clottey
IBF #1 ranked Welterweight contender Joshua Clottey let Boxinginsider.com watch his 15-round sparring session on Friday afternoon at the Fernwood Resort in Bushkill, PA. Clottey appears in spectacularly sharp condition,…
How UFC and MMA has dominated boxing in viral and grass-roots marketing
In the era of YouTube, viral marketing is becoming a key advertising component for fight promoters. It’s free, it’s accessible
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Where Are They Now? Eddie Mustafa Muhammad
ecently I spoke with former WBA Light Heavyweight Champ, Eddie Mustafa Muhammad. Born Eddie Gregory