Exclusive interview with “Mighty” Mike Arnaoutis and his manager Mike Michael. Look out Miguel Cotto! With head spinning velocity, twenty-five year old southpaw Mike Arnaoutis ripped through an impressive selection of up and coming American based light welterweight prospects in 2004, and is on track to continue his Sherman-like swath …
Read More »Hopkins: The Ageless Fighter.
Bernard Hopkins is a middleweight nearing middle age, and he intends to play that to the hilt. “I turned 40 years old on Jan. 15, so the question is where and when Bernard Hopkins starts looking like he’s 40? I’m going to sell it,” the undisputed 160-pound champion said Wednesday. …
Read More »Wayne “Pocket Rocket” McCullough: The Fight Continues.
In the days following the exciting fight against Oscar Larios, Wayne “Pocket Rocket” McCullough took some time off before speaking with anyone concerning the fight and his future, not because of disappointment or injury, but because of some well-needed rest! And if any of you saw this fight, you will …
Read More »A Revolution for the Boxers.
I write this article with both a writer’s respect and a fan’s indignation, for a request of an organized boxing commission. The NBA, NFL and MLB are all organized governing bodies for professional sports. Boxing, a sole sport that consists of supportive trainers and a team, but when fight time …
Read More »History of Boxing in Film: “The Great White Hype.”
Boxing has long been fodder for some of the greatest movies Hollywood has ever produced. “The Champ,” “Somebody Up There Likes Me,” “Rocky,” “Raging Bull” and the new Clint Eastwood film, “Million Dollar Baby,” to name but a few. “The Great White Hype” is not a great movie, but the …
Read More »Judah-Rivera Next.
As a prelude to a huge money fight against either Oscar de la Hoya or Shane Mosley, Zab Judah has announced that he will fight his IBF mandatory contender Cosme Rivera. The fight will provide a great feature attraction to the Felix Trinidad-Ronald Wright fight on May 14 in Las …
Read More »On the Way to Bigger Things.
Click for larger image© Richard Eberline Tye Fields is one of today’s most promising heavyweights. He’s also one of the biggest, whichever way you look at it. The six-foot-nine, 279-pound former college basketball player is amazingly fit and agile for a man of his size, and with top of the …
Read More »This Week in Boxing.
Hello fight fans and welcome to a new week in the boxing world. This week, we begin our coverage of the world’s major boxing action once again on Thursday as Daniel Ponce De Leon aims to extend his unbeaten streak of twenty-four straight wins against Celestino Caballero. The hard-punching De …
Read More »Can Eastman Stay the Executioner?
EXXECUTION DAY POSTERClick for larger image When Howard Eastman addressed the media in the presence of Bernard Hopkins, stating that Hopkins is not the world’s best fighter, he did nothing to assuage suspicions that he was being disrespectful; however, Eastman guaranteed that the Hopkins he faces in Los Angeles on …
Read More »Alvarez-Gomez Report.
Alvarez Beats Gomez!! © Mike Cleary Former WBU Super Featherweight king Michael Gomez was sensationally stopped in the sixth round of his third world title title defense at Manchester’s MEN arena on Friday night. Despite a measured first round in which Gomez established good use of the jab, there were …
Read More »“Battle at the Boat” Card Set.
WBC Continental America’s Cruiserweight champion Gary Gomez (13-4-0, 5KOs) says he is ready for his fight scheduled on February 25th at the Emerald Queen Casino’s Battle at the Boat boxing series. Gomez won a ten round decision over Chad Van Sickle for the belt in December 2004. “I would like …
Read More »A Devil of a Left Hand.
Michael Gomez has come from hell and back to get himself within striking distance of a major world title opportunity and has only to turn back the Argentine tide of Javier Alvarez to secure the possibility of rare glory for a British fighter. Ranked number three at super featherweight by …
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