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A Look into Boxing Legends

August 25, 2020 by Administrator Leave a Comment

A Look into Boxing Legends

When it comes to sports, few boast as much history as boxing. There is evidence of fistic duels taking place during Egyptian times in 3000 BC. It was included during the first Olympic Games in ancient Greece. Then it received a sharp increase in popularity via bare-knuckle prize fights in London during the 18th century. With this type of background, there have been many … [Read more...]

The Greatest Boxers of all Time

January 29, 2019 by Administrator Leave a Comment

The Greatest Boxers of all Time

Boxing fights, unlike other sports games, start only a few weeks after the New Year. As such, all boxing fans right now are eagerly waiting for the start of the regular WBA fights come the end of January. While everyone is looking ahead to what looks like a huge 2019 in the boxing industry, we have decided to take a few moments to give some spotlight to the greatest boxers that … [Read more...]

Old School: Part Two

September 28, 2016 by Ted Sares 5 Comments

Old School: Part Two

By Ted Sares A pier six mind-set involving an inclination to engage in brutal street-like brawls was a part of the old-school mix. The Basilio-DeMarco wars were the sin quo non of Old School, but for a pure, visual definition, the best I can do is recommend  the Monroe Brooks-Bruce Curry fight in 1978 in which the fighters fought with both skill and savagery and let it all … [Read more...]

Sugar Ray Robinson was Miles Ahead

January 2, 2016 by Ted Sares 67 Comments

Sugar Ray Robinson was Miles Ahead

For years I opined that actor Christopher Walken talked like Thelonious Monk played the piano, but it also occurred to me that Monk played the piano like Jersey Joe Walcott boxed. In fact, I wrote about it. http://www.boxing.com/jersey_joe_and_the_monk.html And Larry Merchant once said that a prime Roy Jones Jr. was like “Oscar Peterson with Boxing Gloves.” If fast fingers … [Read more...]

Historical Fight Night: Marvin Hagler vs. Sugar Ray Robinson

November 27, 2015 by Fox Doucette Leave a Comment

Historical Fight Night: Marvin Hagler vs. Sugar Ray Robinson

by Fox Doucette With Thanksgiving so recent an event that many a reader of this feature has a turkey sandwich at the ready, some leftover cranberry sauce, and a piece of pie to sit down and enjoy the show, it's time for the first-ever Historical Fight Night Pay-Per-View...and, since Black Friday is all about great deals, we're giving you the doorbuster price of 100% off! So … [Read more...]

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