Once again, former world champion Wayne McCullough gave it his all in a world championship fight but came up short, this time against WBC super bantamweight champion Oscar Larios. They went at each other virtually non-stop for the majority of the twelve-round fight, but in the end, Larios proved to be just too much for the Irishman McCullough, posting a decisive win an all scorecards. Larios' victory now paves the way for him to fight a WBC/WBO unification fight later this year with Joan Guzman.
Earlier, 2004 Olympian Andre Ward survived the obstacle of Kenny Kost. Ward managed to pick up his second professional victory with a convincing six-round decision all the way across the cards.
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After >
As previewed by our very own Richard Eberline yesterday, we bring you some of the international boxing results first mentioned in his, "This Week in Boxing," article.
Firstly, the French >
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Tonight at the Madison Square Garden Theater in New York, U.S.A. several important fights took place before an enthusiastic audience. Sultan and Timur, cousins of the Ibragimov family took the >
