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Vargas Must Win Convincingly

In Boxing, second chances don’t come around very often. Many times a promising fighter is put in too deep too soon in his career and when he or she invariably fails to deliver against the odds, the “talent” is cut loose by their handlers. Third chances are even rarer but …

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Juan Lazcano\’s Second Chance

It was a little more than a year ago when Juan Lazcano finally saw the opportunity that he’d been working for so long to earn. The Sacramento man was riding a streak of 19 straight victories going back to 1998 and had just dusted off respected former world champion Stevie …

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Audley Harrison\’s Moment of Truth

At 33 years of age, Audley Harrison is finally on the fast track to becoming a heavyweight contender with his bout tonight on Fox Sports’ broadcast from San Diego, California. The 2000 Olympic Gold Medallist faces his first real threat in the form of southpaw Robert Wiggins, 20-4-1 (12), a …

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Marquez No Longer a Double Champion?

Reports surfacing today suggest that the IBF may be stripping Mexico’s Juan Manuel Marquez of their featherweight title due to the Mexico City native not making a required mandatory defense against their highest rated challenger. Marquez still has the WBA “Super Championship” title but could potentially be forced into a …

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