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Crisis on Infinite Earths: The WBA’s 32 World Champions

Crisis on Infinite Earths: The WBA’s 32 World Champions

The WBA, boxing’s oldest governing body, has been stewing in its own greed since 1962, when rogue elements of the old NBA realized they could get away with murder by moving the organization outside of US jurisdiction. (The first in a series of features on the insanity of boxing’s sanctioning bodies.)

Felix Sturm to Defend Against Ronald Hearns, Feb. 19

Felix Sturm to Defend Against Ronald Hearns, Feb. 19

Despite opponents’ combined record of 86-87-8 in his last five and a TKO loss prior to that, Ronald Hearns will be fighting in Germany for Felix Sturm’s WBA middleweight belt.

Sorry, Sergio…There’s Nowhere to Go

Sorry, Sergio…There’s Nowhere to Go

Sergio Martinez has it all…except someone to fight. Has boxing’s latest Maravilla already reached his high-water mark?

The Weekly Weigh-In

The Weekly Weigh-In

Chris Milton’s Weekly Weigh-In

Controversial Fight Series: Sturm-De La Hoya

Controversial Fight Series: Sturm-De La Hoya

One of the most talked about decision is Felix Sturm’s unanimous robbery against Oscar De La Hoya. But how bad was the decision? The Boxing Tribune’s Controversial Fight Series panel takes a closer look…

Paul Magno’s Daily Grind: Thursday, July 29th

Paul Magno’s Daily Grind: Thursday, July 29th

Yuriorkis Gamboa, Wladimir Klitschko, Felix Sturm find opponents, Universum’s 3D Zzzzz, and More

Paul Magno’s Daily Grind: Wednesday, June 9th, 2010

Paul Magno’s Daily Grind: Wednesday, June 9th, 2010

Another day, another grind…here’s what’s up: *Arthur Abraham vs. Carl Froch is still homeless. For those who’ve followed the story: Froch refuses to fight in Abraham’s native Germany while Abraham refuses to fight in Froch’s home country, the UK. Options for hosting this World Classic Super 6 Tourney bout appear to be: Montreal, Canada, Sweden [...]