By Reynaldo Sanchez: Argenis Mendez 19-2-0 (10 KO’s) the Dominican prospect based in Miami, will face the Mexican Martin Honorio 32-7-1 (16 KO’s) in a elimination fight to the IBF super featherweight title.
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Pacquiao-Bradley and the decadent morality of the Boxing
By Reynaldo Sanchez: After the Pacquiao-Bradley fight verdict; that deprived Pacquiao of the WBO world title. Immediately, the digital media, the boxing fans and the public in general, raised his voices against the split decision into that the “Judges” in Las Vegas awarded Tim Bradley with the throne of 147 lb.
Will Rosinsky Looking To Impress June 14th
By Mark Uliano: On June 14th in New York, NY four-time New York Golden Glove Champion and up and coming middleweight prospect Will ‘Power” Rosinsky will be fighting against the 33 year old son of former boxing great Aaron Pryor at the Roseland Ballroom.
Things get heated at Khan – Garcia press conference
By John F. McKenna (McJack): You can expect things to get heated at pre-fight press conferences. After all, the press conferences are held for the purpose of hyping fights. Therefore no one is surprised when the fighters or their entourages begin engaging in trash talk or talking smack and hurling insults at each other.
Boxing needs a deep cleaning
By Reynaldo Sanchez: The sport of boxing is the most questioned sport that we have. From it’s origins, this sport has coexisted with the stigma of the fraud, illegality, corruption and the trick. 30 years ago all that today we observe was less well-known, the technological advances were not allowing that the information should flow, similar to this epoch.
Max Baer: One of the few fighters from the past that could be a champion today
By Sean McDaniel: When you look at fighters from the distant past in boxing history there are very few that you can really look at and see them as being good enough to be a world champion today. One of those fighters that I believe could be a champion in this day and age is former heavyweight champion Max Baer (67-13, 52 KO’s).
Brian Rose retains his British title in hard fought victory over Kris Carslaw
45-year-old Chris Eubank thinking of fighting again
By Sean McDaniel: 45-year-old WBO middleweight/super middleweight champion Chris Eubank (45-5-2, 23 KO’s) is thinking seriously about making a comeback after 14 years in retirement from boxing. According to thesun.co.uk, the soon to be 46-year-old Eubank wants to fight on the same card as his son Chris Eubank Jr.
Acelino Freitas vs. Michael Oliveira tonight!
By Eric Thomas: 36-year-old former two division world champion Acelino Freitas (38-2, 32 KO’s) will be making a ring return tonight after a five year absence from the ring to take on unbeaten 22-year-old middleweight Michael Oliveira (17-0, 12 KO’s) in a scheduled 10 round bout at the Hotel & Casino Conrad, in Punta del Este, Uruguay.