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The Boxing Tribune Year-End Awards: 2011

The Boxing Tribune Year-End Awards: 2011

2011: The Best, Worst, Wildest, and Strangest Moments of the Year…These are NOT your father’s Year-End Awards!

Segura Remains Hospitalized in Philippines, Issues Statement to Fans

Segura Remains Hospitalized in Philippines, Issues Statement to Fans

“I’ll be champion again. A Mexican doesn’t back down. I lost fair and square and I have to accept it like a man. Period”

Viloria Stops Segura, Defends WBO Title

Viloria Stops Segura, Defends WBO Title

Results from Yñares Sports Arena in Pasig City, Metro Manila, Philippines

Segura-Viloria: The best fight few will see

Segura-Viloria: The best fight few will see

This Saturday’s flyweight title fight promises to be a knock-down, drag-out war that, unfortunately, few fans will see.

Brian Viloria vs. Giovani Segura Headlines Island Assault Card in Philippines

Brian Viloria vs. Giovani Segura Headlines Island Assault Card in Philippines

In what promises to be an instant classic, WBO flyweight champ, Brian Viloria (29-3, 16 KOs) looks to make the first defense of his title against the hard-charging former undisputed junior flyweight champ, Giovani Segura (28-1-1, 24 KOs) at Ynares Sports Arena, Pasig City, Metro Manila, Philippines this Saturday, December 10.

Masters of War: Boxing’s 10 Best Offensive Fighters

Masters of War: Boxing’s 10 Best Offensive Fighters

Read Paul Magno’s exclusive piece for Yahoo Sports, Click on the link below: Masters of War: Boxing’s 10 Best Offensive Fighters Related Posts:The Boxing Tribune Year-End Awards: 20102011: Will it Define a Boxing Generation?Information Saturation: The Agonizing Redundance of the Multi-City Press TourThe Boxing Tribune Year-End Awards: 2011

The Dream Fight Series (Part Five)

The Dream Fight Series (Part Five)

In the midst of boxing’s LONG self-imposed off-season, enjoy the fifth and final installment of The Dream Fight Series, exploring the bouts The Boxing Tribune Staff hopes to see soon.

The Dream Fight Series (Part Three)

The Dream Fight Series (Part Three)

In the midst of boxing’s LONG self-imposed off-season, enjoy part three of The Dream Fight Series, exploring the bouts The Boxing Tribune Staff hopes to see soon.

Mighty Mites: Best Fighters at 118 and Below

Mighty Mites: Best Fighters at 118 and Below

Fox Doucette takes a look at some of the unsung heroes in the lower weight classes.

Notes from a Cancun Bull Ring

Notes from a Cancun Bull Ring

Thoughts on Rafael Marquez, Roman Gonzalez, and whether the fix was in for Juan Manuel Marquez- Likar Ramos

Segura, Vazquez Make Quick Work of Foes; The Rest of Saturday’s Action

Segura, Vazquez Make Quick Work of Foes; The Rest of Saturday’s Action

Musica Hall, Toluca, Estado de México, Mexico– Miguel Vazquez (29-3, 13 KOs) made the second defense of his IBF lightweight title by stopping an overmatched and passive, Marlon Aguilar (25-11-1, 18 KOs) in the second round of their twelve round contest. Vazquez came out boxing, but quickly turned hunter when he saw no real offense [...]

Vazquez, Segura in Toluca Double Bill this Saturday

Vazquez, Segura in Toluca Double Bill this Saturday

IBF lightweight champ, Miguel Vazquez (28-3, 12 KOs) will make the third defense of his belt against Nicaragua’s Marlon Aguilar (25-10-1, 18 KOs) at Musica Hall in Toluca, Mexico this Saturday, June 18th with exciting and undisputed jr. flyweight champion, Giovani Segura sharing the bill. Vazquez, originally from Guadalajara, last defended his belt in March, [...]

Next Steps Ready for Giovani Segura and Miguel Vazquez

Next Steps Ready for Giovani Segura and Miguel Vazquez

The latest exclusive dish on Giovani Segura, Miguel Vazquez, and boxing prodigy, Alejandro “Cobrita” Gonzalez Jr.

The Morehouse Weekly Awards

The Morehouse Weekly Awards

The Boxing Tribune’s Sean Morehouse is back with this week’s Morehouse Awards

Calderon to Continue Fighting, Will Move Back to 105 lbs.

Calderon to Continue Fighting, Will Move Back to 105 lbs.

Following his third round TKO loss to Giovani Segura last Saturday, the 36-year old native of Guaynabo, Puerto Rico, Ivan Calderon, has announced his plans to keep on fighting, but to do so at a more comfortable weight. Calderon, who made eleven successful title defenses at the 105 lb. limit from 2003 to 2007, will [...]