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Philip H. Anselmo: Klitschko Dismantles Rahman
The champion dictated the pace from the outset, splitting the guard of Rahman’s defensive posturing with
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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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Thoughts on Hatton
Paul Malignaggi is ever the showman with quick hands and great boxing skills but the New York based fighter have
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Jeff Lacy nickname says everything that you needs to know
Jeff Lacy nickname says everything that you needs to know about how Lacy use to fight. “Left
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Hate To Say I Told You So (But I Did!)
From the moment the Bernard Hopkins-Kelly Pavlik fight was announced, I told every single colleague and anyone else that would listen
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My thoughts on Peter and Dawson
Samuel Peter was that one heavyweight that seemed to generate excitement simply because he could knock people out with one punch and almost stopped Wladimir
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Philip H. Anselmo on Boxing
Just a few days before embarking to Australia for a concert tour with his group Down, Philip H. Anselmo sounds off on the latest happenings on the fistic scene
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Philip H. Anselmo Plays The Pick ’em Game
With so many big time fights coming up abruptly around the corner, I’m straying away from my normal fare
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Celebrity Boxing Fan: Former Olympic sprinter Ato Boldon
However, track and field wasn’t the sport that captured Boldon’s fancy at a very young age; it was the art of pugilism
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David Haye: Shit Or Get Off The Pot By Philip H. Anselmo
Where’s the bite? Even before he destroyed the overrated, intimidated, semi-skilled Enzo Maccaranelli