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Active Unbeaten, Untied Boxer’s with at Least 30 fights and World Record Holders!

Active Unbeaten, Untied Boxer’s with at Least 30 fights and World Record Holders! By: Ken Hissner Starting from the heavyweight division there is Deontay “The Bronze Bomber” Wilder who is…

11/25/2016

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Style Analysis Sugar Ray Leonard v.s. Marvin Hagler

Style Analysis Sugar Ray Leonard v.s. Marvin Hagler By: Sean Kim The flow of Ray Leonard’s footwork in the face of a highly disciplined power puncher such as Hagler was…

11/20/2016

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Mark Holmes “Living in the Shadow” But Good Enough on His Own!

Mark Holmes “Living in the Shadow” But Good Enough on His Own! By: Ken Hissner Too many times when a boxer has an older brother or even a father like…

11/10/2016

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Ted “Kid” Lewis – The Greatest Boxer From Great Britain

by Armando Paz Perhaps second only to Jimmy Wilde, Ted “Kid” Lewis (192-32-14 79 KO’s) would be the greatest boxer that Great Britain would ever produce. Noted heavyweight champion and…

01/17/2014

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Defining Greatness: Giulio Rinaldi and The Last Hoorah of Archie Moore

By Geoff Booth You’re probably asking yourself who is Giulio Rinaldi? Is he any good? How come he’s never mentioned in any boxing discussions with Archie Moore? I have the…

01/29/2013

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Primetime Boxing on Network TV? A Brief Examination – Part 1

by Charles Jay Richard Schaefer of Golden Boy was beaming after his company's appearance on CBS, and justifiably so, because the Leo Santa Cruz-Alberto Guevara fight drew a respectable 1.3…

01/17/2013

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Jackie Kallen: Michael Dokes Passes Away, Another Boxing Loss

By Jackie Kallen It has been a bad year so far for boxing deaths. LeRoy Neiman, Bert Sugar, Bill Miller, and now former heavyweight champ Michael Dokes. "Dynamite" Dokes lost…

08/12/2012

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Jackie Kallen: Bill Miller: Another great loss in boxing

By Jackie Kallen Where would I be without Bill "Pops" Miller? He single-handedly changed my life when he agreed to come on board and train my young middleweight James Toney…

07/15/2012

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Jackie Kallen: Farewell to LeRoy Nieman

By Jackie Kallen I am so sad to hear that my dear friend LeRoy Nieman has passed away at 91 years old. He was an iconic figure in the sports…

06/20/2012

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Pennsylvania Supreme Court a Key Culprit in Live Entombment of Ex-Philly Lightweight Anthony Fletcher

By Ivan G. Goldman On June 9, 2004 an appellate judge in Pennsylvania ordered a new trial for ex-Philadelphia lightweight and death row inmate Anthony Fletcher. The judge noticed that…

06/04/2012