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Old King, New Kingdom

June 22, 2018 by Danny Howard Leave a Comment

Old King, New Kingdom

When Keith Thurman beat Danny Garcia to unify his WBA and WBC Welterweight titles, the victory made him king of the hill in boxing’s most volatile division. Thurman had a close win over Shawn Porter in his most previous fight, Errol Spence had just won his IBF belt from Kell Brook, Terence Crawford was still a defending champion at Junior Welterweight and Manny Pacquiao had … [Read more...]

Terence Crawford Moves Up, Welterweight Superfights Await

November 15, 2017 by Administrator Leave a Comment

Terence Crawford Moves Up, Welterweight Superfights Await

The long-rumored move up to welterweight is now official. Junior welterweight and former lightweight world titlist, Terence Crawford, regarded as one of the top two or three pound-for-pound fighter in the world, is now in the dangerous waters of boxing’s deepest talent pool. Despite the fact that Crawford would likely be the betting favorite at BetNow.eu against just about … [Read more...]

Terence Crawford Faces Diaz, Dreaming Pacquiao.

May 15, 2017 by Danny Howard Leave a Comment

Terence Crawford Faces Diaz, Dreaming Pacquiao.

Terence Crawford has waited around long enough for a big fight to fall on his lap, and he’s more than deserving for it, but Crawford finds himself once again facing off an opponent that nobody wants any business with while big paydays continue to feast on soft touches. Not that there is anything wrong with Crawford fighting Felix Diaz this weekend, but the prospects for … [Read more...]

Danny Garcia doesn’t care about being a fighter anymore

March 10, 2017 by Paul Magno Leave a Comment

Danny Garcia doesn’t care about being a fighter anymore

Danny Garcia's passive, disinterested performance against Keith Thurman on March 4 shouldn't have come as much of a surprise. Those closely following his career may have hoped that such a high profile, high stakes bout would awaken the dormant competitor in him, but the fact that it did not is no shocker. Garcia hasn't looked like a boxer with interest in boxing for a long … [Read more...]

Thurman-Garcia on CBS generates huge ratings, beats the NBA

March 9, 2017 by Paul Magno Leave a Comment

Thurman-Garcia on CBS generates huge ratings, beats the NBA

Last Saturday's Keith Thurman-Danny Garcia welterweight unification bout on CBS proved to be a huge ratings success by boxing standards, peaking at 5.1 million viewers (the second largest TV audience for boxing since 1998 and just behind last August's 6 million who tuned in to see the Errol Spence Jr.-Leonard Bundu bout on NBC.) The entire CBS telecast, which featured an … [Read more...]

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