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Andre Ward: Fact and Fiction. Howard’s End

September 25, 2017 by Danny Howard 1 Comment

Andre Ward: Fact and Fiction. Howard’s End

Last week, one of the true legitimate greats of our time retired very shockingly as Andre Ward decided that at the peak of his powers, it was better to walk away than to fight another day. Throughout the course of his career, Ward fought the tough fights, embraced the high stakes and ultimately stood tall by ending his career undefeated and on top of the sport. For the most … [Read more...]

For Golovkin-Jacobs, absurd is the word

March 20, 2017 by Paul Magno 13 Comments

For Golovkin-Jacobs, absurd is the word

The HBO hype machine did to Daniel Jacobs on Saturday night what cancer couldn’t do. Okay, that may be going too far…However, Jacobs did fight the fight of his life, won that fight, but left Madison Square Garden with a loss—losing eight of twelve rounds on two judges’ scorecards! How absurd is it to realize that we’re finally learning how the consensus middleweight … [Read more...]

David Lemieux vs. Curtis Stevens: The Boxing Tribune Preview

March 9, 2017 by Danny Howard 2 Comments

David Lemieux vs. Curtis Stevens: The Boxing Tribune Preview

If next weekend’s clash between Gennady Golovkin and Daniel Jacobs is a battle for Middleweight supremacy, then that makes this weekend’s fight between David Lemieux and Curtis Stevens a battle for Middleweight survival. The bout pits two of the division’s most appealing also rans that highlights not only the continuously sorry state of the Middleweight division but also has … [Read more...]

Critical Showdowns Highlight Boxing’s Biggest Month

February 28, 2017 by Danny Howard Leave a Comment

Critical Showdowns Highlight Boxing’s Biggest Month

There is a sense of foreboding in the air this month. Chances are you probably feel it as a fight fan being that two of the most critical bouts to be had this year are separated by mere weeks and could level the boxing landscape in a huge way. Danny Garcia and Gennady Golovkin are two fighters on opposing fields of popularity in the sport, and the two are going forward with … [Read more...]

How Light Heavyweight Became a Mess (And Why It Will Stay That Way)

February 22, 2017 by Danny Howard 2 Comments

How Light Heavyweight Became a Mess (And Why It Will Stay That Way)

As it stands right now, the Light Heavyweight division has two reigning and defending champions, a large talent pool of worthy competitors and no shortages of fights to be made in one of the sneakily deepest divisions in the sport. Normally, that would be a recipe that leads to big fights around the year which would ideally cumulate in a showdown for all the marbles between … [Read more...]

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