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By Jim Everett July 29th, 2010 All Boxing Previews
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Yesterday at the lobby of the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, the fighters featured in Saturday’s pay-per-view event made their grand arrivals. The festive mood complete with a mariachi band was highlighted by the arrival of main event fighters Juan “Baby Bull” Diaz and Juan Manuel Marquez.
The fans in attendance were treated to an autograph session and had the opportunity to take photos with their favorite fighters.
Marquez and Diaz appeared relaxed and excited in anticipation of their rematch Saturday night at the Mandalay Bay Events Center.
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By Jim Everett July 28th, 2010 All Boxing Articles
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Yesterday at the lobby of the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, the fighters featured in Saturday’s pay-per-view event made their grand arrivals. The festive mood complete with a mariachi band was highlighted by the arrival of main event fighters Juan “Baby Bull” Diaz and Juan Manuel Marquez.
The fans in attendance were treated to an autograph session and had the opportunity to take photos with their favorite fighters.
Marquez and Diaz appeared relaxed and excited in anticipation of their rematch Saturday night at the Mandalay Bay Events Center.
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By Boxing Press July 28th, 2010 All Press Releases
The long, often arduous journey for unbeaten super middleweight Lennox “2 Sharpe” Allen, a native of Guyana, took him around the world before finally settling in Brooklyn.
The 25-year-old southpaw turned pro six years ago in Georgetown, Guyana. Less than a year later, attempting to kick-start his boxing career, he moved to Perth, Western Australia. “I decided to take a risk and move to Australia,” Lennox explained. “I thought that it would be a good step for my career, but it wasn’t working out, and after 18 months there I returned home to Guyana.” More...
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By Jane Warburton July 24th, 2010 All Boxing Articles
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Rendall Munroe is back in the gym – and there’s more than a little spring in his step -as he looks clearly excited about his forthcoming world title shot against WBC Super-Bantamweight Champion - Toshiaki Nishioka of Japan .
Nishioka has successfully defended the WBC Title three times since winning the title in January, 2009.
On Wednesday, SaddoBoxing went along to Somercotes, Derby, to check on Munroe and the Team. It’s always a welcoming atmosphere - filled with laughter at the Shinfields Gym – albeit a bit hot Wednesday!
At the moment, Munroe does two training sessions and one conditioning session a week at the Gym, as well as keeping in shape at his local Fitness Centre (Greens) and – of course – mauling bins during the day-job!
“Rendall will be back in the gym full-time at the end of August,” trainer Jason Shinfield said. “That gives us his usual eight weeks of solid training which will include two weeks prior to the fight in Tokyo .”
Munroe – who always keeps in good shape (just because he enjoys it) – is just a stone over his target weight (although you wouldn’t know it!) with three months to go before he faces Nishioka in October.
“We’ve already been doing some training specifically adapted to Toshiaki’s style” Jason continued, “..and he’s a southpaw. He’s very well-respected in Japan – a bit like Pacquiao is in the Philippines." More...
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By Richard Eberline July 24th, 2010 All Boxing Results
Last night at Tachi Palace Casino in Lemoore, CA, light heavyweight Beibut Shumenov retained his WBA title for the first time with a unanimous decision victory over little known opponent Viacheslav Uzelkov.
Despite the undefeated record coming into the bout, Uzelkov had never faced world class competition, however the 31 year old Ukrainian was the WBA Intercontinental strapholder, which could explain how he managed to secure a title shot.
Uzelkov did managed to shock the champion, sending Shumenov to the floor with a counter left hook in the first but couldn't better his work.
Shumenov regained his composure and went to work, dropping the challenger in the third frame but could not finish off Uzelkov.
Uzelkov went defensive for the rest of the bout, waiting for the champion to make a mistake as in the first session but that moment simply never came as the challenger wasn't active enough to win any additional rounds. More...
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By Ricky Jones July 24th, 2010 All Boxing Results
British bantamweight champion Stuart Hall continued his sweep through the old guard of the division as the unexpected titlist defeated Martin Power for the second time in less than a year last night at Rainton Meadows Arena in Houghton-le-Spring, England.
Hall was defending the domestic belt for the first time following his shocking eighth round finishing of ex-champion Ian Napa just last month but this wasn't an easy bout for the 30 year old Darlington man.
Power came out swinging for the fences in the first, battering Hall but the champion weathered the storm to control the pace by the second. The third frame saw Power regain his grip behind a punishing body assault.
But Hall refused to wilt and took the middle rounds only through sheer grit as Power made "Stuey" work for each bit of ground gained as the pair just slugged it out.
Former champ Power came back in the eighth but couldn't maintain his edge as Hall was back on top in the ninth and by the tenth was punishing the challenger until the contest was stopped at 2:30 of the tenth. More...
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