Month: October 2023

BECAUSE boxing is ultimately a sport predicated on matchmaking as opposed to, say, a league table, or a structure which promotes competition, we should never criticise any boxer for being ambitious, taking risks, or looking to test themselves against the very best in their division. It is much easier, after all, to just sit back,
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Boxing’s latest aborted retirement comes to an end next month when former super featherweight champ Jamel Herring returns to action atop a November 7th show at NYC’s Madison Ballroom. The charity event features five untelevised amateur bouts, “each featuring an NYPD officer or military veteran,” and proceeds support “Merging Vets and Players and the West
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Chris Eubank Jr. was apparently revolted by Jermell Charlo’s performance against Canelo Alvarez. (photo by Ryan Hafey) Last Saturday night at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Alvarez successfully defended his four 168-pound titles with a surprisingly breezy 12-round decision over Houston’s Charlo, the former 154-pound undisputed champion who was moving up two weight classes to
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Oscar De La Hoya tells ESPN that, as a number of outlets reported over the last few weeks, Ryan Garcia will return to action on December 2nd at the Alamodome against Oscar Duarte. No PPV for this one, just standard-issue DAZN. Garcia (23-1, 19 KO) hasn’t seen action since suffering a body shot knockout to
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THE owner of one of the most recognisable voices in boxing history, Colonel Bob Sheridan, has passed away at the age of 79. Known for calling some of the biggest fights the sport has seen, perhaps most famously 1974’s Rumble in the Jungle featuring Muhammad Ali knocking out George Foreman, Sheridan was a larger-than-life character
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