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Gennady Golovkin defeats Adama in the 7th

Golovkin vs. Adama Recap: Monte Carlo, Monaco – Gennady Golovkin made a powerful statement by scoring his sixteenth consecutive knockout by stopping a very game African challenger Osumanu Adama in the seventh round. Much to the chagrin of the American boxing community, HBO chose to not pick up what could …

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Interview with Roberto Marroquin: On Comeback Trail… Again

By: Sergio Luis Martinez On February 1, 2014, in Laredo, Texas, former amateur Texan star and onetime, blue-chip boxing prospect Roberto Marroquin (23-3-0 with 13 KOs) is slated to face Mexican journeyman Alejandro Rodriguez (21-13-0 with 12 KOs) at the Laredo Energy Arena. The fight is scheduled for eight rounds …

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Victor Ortiz: The Twilight Of A Career?

By Sean Crose And then…it was all over for Victor Ortiz. Truth be told, he had been dominating the fight up until that point. In fact, his opponent, Luis Collazo, appeared about eight rounds or so away from fading into oblivion. But then it happened. Collazo fired that fierce right …

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Jackie Kallen: Trash Taking in Boxing

By Jackie Kallen Talking smack is not necessarily new to the sport of boxing. It’s as old as the sport itself. Adrian Broner didn’t invent it and he won’t be the last to talk trash. But is it an effective way to win fans? In his case, it seems to …

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Alex Ariza: The Most Controversial Figure In Boxing

By Sean Crose It’s difficult to like Alex Ariza. At least it is after watching his behavior towards Freddie Roach last fall. Kicking and mocking someone with Parkinson’s Disease is far from sportsmanlike behavior. On a personal note, I found Ariza’s display in China particularly egregious since Parkinson’s afflicts both …

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