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Was Ali the Greatest Heavyweight?
My thoughts on Ali in place in boxing's history. Tom Donelson Ali the Greatest? There is nothing like a debating who was the greatest heavyweight to set boxing historians in…
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Book Review: Langford, The Greatest Uncrowned Champion by Clay Moyle.
By Tom Donelson Clay Moyle recent biography, Sam Langford: Boxing's Greates Uncrowned Champion, tells a story of one of boxing’s greatest fighter. It could easily be argued that Sam Langford…
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Tony Thompson’s Camp Diary
By Tony "The Tiger" Thompson (Courtesy of Marylyn Aceves of Goossen-Tutor Promotions) WBO #1 ranked contender Tony Thompson is in camp in Vero Beach, FL for his July 12 challenge…
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Book Review: Sorcery At Caesars
Sorcery At Caesars: Sugar Ray's Marvelous Fight Inkwater Press 233pp Boxing, perhaps more than any other sport, is fundamentally dramaturgical, an intersection of conflicting epics. And every fighter becomes, thus,…
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Celebrity Boxing Fan: Musician Philip Anselmo
By Scoop Malinowski Hard, heavy rock music might play only a bantamweight's role in the theater of boxing, but boxing definitely is a huge inspiration in Philip Anselmo's life. The…
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Mike Tyson 2009 Interview – Addicted to Money, Girls and Chaos
"It was all a mess," says Mike Tyson in this exclusive May 2008 interview. Now, an older, hopefully more wise, and overweight 'fighter', Mike Tyson talks about how jail and…
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Larry Holmes – The Champ Speaks
Charles Jay has a chat with the "Easton Assassin" "Though he may have never gained the kind of universal admiration he deserved for his monumental ring exploits, there is no…
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Book Review: Frank Maloneys “No Baloney”
By Curtis McCormick. "No Baloney" Most autobiographies emanating from the sport of boxing have been written by fighters. A new book on the marketplace, however, comes from a refreshingly different…
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Taking the Right Supplements
Supplements are designed to provide nutrients that we don’t get in our normal diets. It is now recommended that everybody take at least a multivitamin and mineral supplement daily. You…
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Why Weight Watchers Works
Numerous studies and examples have shown why certain “diet” programs don’t work for the long-term. As soon as you stop eating the prepackaged food or go back to eating carbohydrates,…