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Five Big Fights That Were Killed By Upsets

March 23, 2017 by Danny Howard 1 Comment

Five Big Fights That Were Killed By Upsets

Usually in the business of boxing if a fight is big enough, it’ll happen no matter what it takes to get it. That means there might be dodgy decisions, questionable call outs and some promotional finagling to make sure the big one goes off without a hitch. The only thing that can stop that momentum is a devastating loss, especially in a fight that almost everybody thought was a … [Read more...]

De La Hoya’s flaws lead to failure in Haymon lawsuit

January 28, 2017 by Paul Magno 2 Comments

De La Hoya’s flaws lead to failure in Haymon lawsuit

Last Thursday, in Los Angeles, Golden Boy Promotions’ $300 million lawsuit against Al Haymon and Haymon Sports, LLC was dismissed by a federal judge. Two days earlier, in Pasadena, Golden Boy Promotions founder, Oscar De La Hoya, was pulled over by the California Highway Patrol and charged with a DUI after failing a series of field sobriety tests. And you can find great … [Read more...]

Before the Last One: Bernard Hopkins and His Greatest Hits

December 16, 2016 by Amy Green Leave a Comment

Before the Last One: Bernard Hopkins and His Greatest Hits

64 fights. 20 middleweight title defenses. 28 years as a professional boxer. Bernard Hopkins has defined the landscape of boxing in remarkable style, and most notably, always in HIS way. Hopkins final bout Saturday in Los Angeles against Joe Smith Jr. is no exception. Smith is an aggressive power puncher, and he's coming to the Forum Saturday night armed with a 22-1-0 record … [Read more...]

Historical Fight Night: Oscar De La Hoya-Roberto Duran II

July 2, 2016 by Fox Doucette Leave a Comment

Historical Fight Night: Oscar De La Hoya-Roberto Duran II

by Fox Doucette We're breaking all the rules in this week's edition of Historical Fight Night. Unlike most fights, which exist in vacuums, involve mind-wipes of the participants so they have no memory of what took place in what is to them the future, and otherwise work from clean slates, this time we're doing things a little different. See, this is the second fight between … [Read more...]

Historical Fight Night: Oscar De La Hoya vs. Roberto Duran

June 11, 2016 by Fox Doucette Leave a Comment

Historical Fight Night: Oscar De La Hoya vs. Roberto Duran

by Fox Doucette The best part about a De La Hoya-Duran matchup is that both guys could come into the fight just about anywhere on the scale, from lightweight to middleweight, and if you did the fight three times, you might well get three different results. Indeed, consider this the opening act for a trilogy between the two men; we're starting at 135, and future installments … [Read more...]

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