By Bryanna Fissori When watching people hit the heavy bag there are a couple of factors that determine who looks like they know what they are doing and who does not. Details are crucial! Here are a few boxing details you can use to clean up your technique and box …
Read More »
By: Kirk Jackson If newly dethroned champion Gennady “Triple G” Golovkin 38-1-1 (34 KO’s) is looking for excuses for the results of defeat against Mexican rival Saul “Canelo” Alvarez 50-1-2 (34 KO’s), he may want to look towards his corner’s direction. Golovkin and his trainer, Abel Sanchez, castigated Alvarez for …
Read More »
By: Sean Crose The first fight was good. The second one was better. Gennday Golovkin and Canelo Alvarez traded explosive shots at the T Mobile Arena in Las Vegas Saturday night. Both men, at the end, looked completely exhausted. Both men had been cut. Neither fighter can sustain many more …
Read More »
Canelo GGG 2 Post fight quotes: Canelo Alvarez I showed my victory with facts. He was the one who was backing up. I feel satisfied because I gave a great fight. It was a clear victory. That was a great fight, but in the end, it was a victory for …
Read More »
By: William Holmes The undercard featured three dominating performances by Roman “Chocolatito”Gonzalez, David Lemieux, and Jaime Munguia where they all stopped their opponents. The HBO Announce Team had to kill ninety minutes of airtime after the last undercard ended, as the walkout wasn’t scheduled to start until 11:00PM EST. A …
Read More »
By: William Holmes The T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada was the host site for tonight’s HBO Pay Per View Offering featuring a main event between Gennady Golovkin and Canelo Alvarez. Three fights were show on the undercard, and the opening bout was between former champion Roman “Chocolatito” Gonzalez(46-2) and …
Read More »
By Charles Jay As much as some people want to speculate on how either Gennady Golovkin or Canelo Alvarez might have a new and fresh approach to the idea of fighting each other again, this one may come down to the same fundamentals that governed the first bout that took …
Read More »
By Charles Jay Pay-per-view events like the upcoming Gennady Golovkin-Canelo Alvarez fight are nice, but boxing needs its club shows to survive somehow, and that will never change. Working with the help of television money is quite a desirable place to be, but promoting at its most basic takes place …
Read More »
By: William Holmes The unthinkable appears to just have happened. The most financially successful pay per view of all time, Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao, sold millions of pay per views and was a world wide success. It was a fight that fans saw Mayweather win by comfortable margin. Afterwards, …
Read More »
Jose Ramirez didn’t want the hometown fans to leave unhappy. In front of a crowd of 11,102 at the Save Mart Center on Friday evening, Avenal native Ramirez retained the WBC super lightweight world title with a unanimous decision against fellow unbeaten Antonio Orozco. The scores were 119-107 3X. Photo …
Read More »