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Jackie Kallen: Is it Bryan Vera’s Time?
By Jackie Kallen Last September boxing fans were left with a bad taste in their mouth when Julio Chavez, jr. was awarded a controversial win over Bryan Vera.The fight was…
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Julio Cesar Chavez, Jr. Says He Trained Hard for Brian Vera — Does He Mean It This Time?
By Ivan G. Goldman Julio Cesar Chavez, Jr. claims he’s put in plenty of hard gym time for the rematch with Brian Vera Saturday, but he’s said that before when…
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With Maidana Occupied, What does Adrien Broner Do?
By Kirk Jackson Adrien Broner 27-1 (22 KO’s) had his heart set on a rematch with Marcos Maidana 35-3 (31 KO’s). But with Maidana taking on Broner’s mentor Floyd Mayweather…
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How’s this for Pumping up Fans, Floyd Mayweather? KO Marcos Maidana
By Ivan G. Goldman Sports books set the opening line on Floyd Mayweather versus Marcos Maidana at minus 1200 and plus 700 respectively. Betting on Mayweather, you have to risk…
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Jackie Kallen: Maidana Gets the Mayweather Nod
By Jackie Kallen According to Amir Khan, Floyd Mayweather screwed him without even kissing him first. A big no-no. Why did Mayweather ask the public to select an opponent then…
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Floyd Mayweather Vs Marcos Madiana: Easy Money
By Sean Crose So Floyd has actually gone ahead and done it. He's actually gone ahead and chosen an opponent who actually poses less of a threat than Amir Khan…
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Enough with the Pacquiao-Mayweather Nonsense Already!
By: Sergio L. Martinez Why is everyone outside of devout Pac fans still so hung-up on this fight? I get that, prior to Pac-Man’s pancaking courtesy of a perfectly landed…
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Five Fights That Should Have Happened But Didn’t: Part 2
By Tyson Bruce Mark “Too Sharp” Johnson vs. Johnny Tapia: When & What Weight: 1999 & 115 LBS Why It Never Happened & How It Would Have Gone: The 1990’s…
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Manny Pacquiao to have the greatest comeback ever?
By Kirk Jackson Flashback to 2012, Manny Pacquiao along with Floyd Mayweather, was standing atop boxing’s landscape as the best fighter in sport. Photo: Chris Farina/Top Rank Leading into the…
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Zou Shiming: Can He Succeed Outside Of Asia?
By Sean Crose Zou Shiming is very popular in his homeland of China. He's also a two time Olympic gold medal winner. In other words, he's got real potential to…
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Amir Khan Says Floyd Mayweather Is Scared of Him and Manny Pacquiao
By Ivan G. Goldman Amir Khan, sick of waiting patiently for Floyd Mayweather to announce his opponent for May 3 in Las Vegas, now says publicly that Floyd is scared…
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Sergio Martinez-Miguel Cotto to Cap 4 Straight Months of Pay-Per-View Events
By Ivan G. Goldman With Sergio Martinez defending his WBC middleweight title against Miguel Cotto on June 7, fans will be faced with a string of four big pay-per-view events…
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Jackie Kallen: Tyson Fury – An Interesting Prospect
By Jackie Kallen As much as US boxing fans are holding their breath for an American to top the heap in the heavyweight division, one of the most compelling contenders…
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‘Khan’ We Settle for Second Best?
By Tyson Bruce Just like every other sport boxing is constantly changing and evolving. One of the most pronounced changes of this generation is the shift towards premium cable and…
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Zou Shiming & Vasyl Lomachenko: Two Great Amateurs, One Solid Looking Professional
By: Sergio L. Martinez Boxing, like any other business, is about positioning and having the commodity in highest demand by the consumers. There are many streams from which boxing’s top…