“He’s a testament to what people can do…I think he’s got an important message for a lot of people, especially those with diabetes.” -- Janet Gorman, a nurse with the Central Ohio Diabetes Association. A somewhat flabby James “Buster” Douglass was coming off a six-fight winning streak against decent opposition after taking a 6 year hiatus following the Holyfield disaster. … [Read more...]
Boxing’s Most Foul-Filled Fights: Volume One
As hardcore boxing fans, we want to see a fight end conclusively one way or another - The big knockout, the back and forth battle that culminates in a close decision; even the draw bout that finishes bittersweet for both men, but promises a second encounter are all welcome (or, at least tolerable) scenarios. Unfortunately, boxers and their fights are sometimes remembered not … [Read more...]
Boxing Tribune Interview: Nate Tubbs re-establishing non-profit group to benefit at-risk youth
Former heavyweight contender and regular sparring partner for Mike Tyson, Nate Tubbs hasn’t fought since his one-fight comeback in 2005, but he is slowly making a comeback to the sport that gave him direction in life - he just won't be the one in the ring. Tubbs, the founder of the non-profit Nate Tubbs Group Home and Amateur Boxing Program, closed its door in the wake of the … [Read more...]