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Betting Odds Favor Canelo Alvarez-Miguel Cotto Going the Distance

By Ivan G. Goldman Canelo Alvarez and Miguel Cotto are both bangers and merciless finishers, but despite the 65 kayos they’ve accumulated over the course of their violent careers, oddsmakers…

11/20/2015

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Jackie Kallen: Will Cotto/Alvarez be the fight of the year?

By Jackie Kallen After two lackluster Mayweather fights in a row, fans are expecting the Saturday match-up between Miguel Cotto and Saul Alvarez to be a barn-burner. People are not…

11/20/2015

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Miguel Cotto vs. Saul Alvarez breakdown and prediction

By Kirk Jackson Nov. 21st marks a day that will live in infamy. This is a date, many boxing fans have anticipated for almost a year now. Nov. 21st marks…

11/20/2015

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Just How Significant Is Cotto-Canelo?

By Sean Crose This Saturday, I, like many others will be tuned in to see Miguel Cotto battle Saul Canelo Alvarez for the lineal and WBC middleweight championship of the…

11/17/2015

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Quigg or Frampton – Who will Prevail

By Abbas Dadhiwala As soon as the Quigg- Frampton fight was announced, it had fight fans salivating on what could become the biggest British fight in the last 10 years.…

11/09/2015

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Pound For Pound Is Not That Important

By Christopher Nicastro HBO, in terms of boxing analysis, is often perceived as having one of the best commentary teams in the business. Jim Lampley, Max Kellerman, and Roy Jones…

11/09/2015

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Callum Smith Makes His Presence Felt

By Sean Crose Not many Americans may know who British supermiddleweight Callum Smith is right now, but fight fans on this side of the pond should definitely start taking notice.…

11/09/2015

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Brandon Rios Fights For A Seat At The Table

By Sean Crose Admit it, Brandon Rios looked great last January when he beat arch foil Mike Alvarado into submission. Sure, Alvarado was a mess, but that didn’t take away…

11/05/2015

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Why Boxing Will Never Work As Counterprogramming

By Sean Crose Is contemporary boxing being marketed as a form of counterprogramming? Unlike athletes in most major sports, many of today’s most well-known boxers seem to be placed in…

10/28/2015

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ESPN Layoffs Raise New Questions about Network’s Boxing Future

By Ivan G. Goldman ESPN, which this year shaved its boxing schedule down to a nub, is laying off 4 percent of its workforce as fees from cable and satellite…

10/28/2015