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The Boxing Tribune Fight of the Week: Fernando Montiel vs. Nonito Donaire
Sadly, it’s rare that two fighters, in their primes, meet one another in a bout that actually has some significance. Even rarer is the fact that HBO actually showed interest in this contest between two boxers who, combined, weigh eleven pounds less than the heavyweight champion of the world (who HBO is ignoring at the [...]
The Weekly Weigh-In
From the UK with love (and sarcasm), Chris Milton brings us his weekly take on boxing and what’s on deck for the week.
Montiel-Donaire and The 5 Biggest Little Fights Ever
With just a few days to go before boxing’s bantamweight blockbuster, The Boxing Tribune takes a look at the 5 biggest crossover bouts ever among the sport’s smallest competitors.
2011: Will it Define a Boxing Generation?
Will 2011 prove to be the defining year of our era?
The Boxing Tribune Year-End Awards: 2010
The awesome, bizarre, and downright stupid of boxing in 2010…These aren’t your father’s year-end awards!
Montiel Smashes Soto, Paredes Edges Pitalua; The Rest of Friday’s Action
Gimnasio Municipal , Saltillo, Coahuila de Zaragoza, Mexico Fernando Montiel (44-2-2, 34 KOs) KO 2 Giovani Soto (29-12-1, 24 KOs) Recap– In a non-title affair, WBO/WBC bantamweight champion, Montiel, easily dismissed a weathered, over-matched Soto. Everything Montiel landed seemed to hurt his opponent, sending him to the canvas once in the first and two times [...]
He Said What? The Boxing Week in Quotes
The inspirational, strange, and downright stupid…straight from the horse’s mouth! A week’s worth of boxing’s choices quotes.
The Bantamweights
The baddest men on the planet may also be among the smallest…Here’s a look at who’s who in the stacked bantamweight division
Fernando Montiel Back in Action, December 11th
Reigning WBC/WBO bantamweight champ, Fernando Montiel (43-2-2, 33 KOs), is back in action December 11th following a leg injury earlier in the year. His opponent will be fellow Mexican, Eduardo Garcia (21-5-1, 9 KOs). Garcia, a 30-year old, 11 year pro, is best known for a wide unanimous decision loss to Japan’s Nobuo Nashiro for [...]
The Weekly Weigh-in
by Chris Milton So Derek Chisora has accepted the challenge from Wladimir Klitschko. At least the UK has one Heavyweight with a pair of love spuds. Apparently should he win Chisora then has to take on Vitali Klitschko as part of the contract. Honestly, Mr Haye give Chisora a call, I am sure he can [...]
Fernando Montiel Injures His Leg
Read the story and comment. Montiel Breaks His Leg Related Posts:Montiel Stops Angkota in Nine; The Rest of Saturday’s ActionFernando Montiel-Angky Angkota Saturday in MazatlanThe Boxing Tribune Year-End Awards: 2011Terrazas Shreds, Decisions Montiel in Los Mochis
Paul Magno’s Monday Rant (10/4/10)
Paul Magno…back burning bridges and destroying his chances at mainstream success…
¡Viva Mexico! A Look at Mexico’s Best Fighters
The Aztec Nation’s 10 Best Fighters!
Montiel, Donaire Squash Bantamweight Super Six Tourney
The Bantamweight Super Six dies before getting off the ground…
Paul Magno’s Daily Grind: Thursday, July 22nd
No deal on Donaire-Montiel, Calderon-Augura, Couture-Toney, Green changes his tune, and More
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