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Cowboy a hometown hero
ON the eve of Aaron Payne's 150th first grade game for the Cowboys, coach Neil Henry has hailed him the equal of any hooker in the country.
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Snowboarding: Olympic bid more than a pipe dream
James Hamilton was a late starter in snowboarding.
But he's made up for lost time at such a rate in the space of four years that he was briefly world No1 last year and is New Zealand's leading male contender for a place on the...
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Booth Too Smooth For Rocky
By Andrew Wake: There was to be no real life Rocky story at a sweltering York Hall in Bethanal Green tonight (Tuesday 30 June) as Jason Booth retained his British super-bantamweight title in impressive fashion.
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McEwan Still Unbeaten
Scottish super-middleweight prospect Craig McEwan made it 16 straight wins as a professional Saturday night when he scored a hard fought eight round split decision win over Darnell Boone at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
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Maidana Upsets Ortiz
Marcos Maidana scored an upset sixth round stoppage win over Victor Ortiz at the Staples Center in Los Angeles to claim the WBA interim junior welterweight title.
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Abraham Stops Game Oral In 10
Arthur Abraham made a successful 10th defence of his IBF middleweight title with a 10th round tko win over the very game Mahir Oral at the Max Shmeling Halle in Berlin, Germany on Saturday night.
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Linares Retains WBA Crown
WBA super featherweight champion Jorge Linares , 27-0-(18), retained his title at Plaza De Toros in Tamaulipas, Mexico Saturday night via an eighth round tko win over Josafat Perez, 12-2-(7).
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Lopez TKOs Lonchi On U.S Debut
By Amilcar Barnett: Headlining his first card in the USA and his first Pay-Per-View Event, Puerto Rico's Juan Manuel Lopez entered the Theatre at the Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey to defend his WBO 122-pound title against fellow undefeated fighter Olvier Lonchi of Montréal, Québec and won a ninth round TKO victory in a one-sided yet competitive fight.
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Joy for Joyi
By Lwazi Ndzobongo: Nkosinathi Joyi produced a sterling performance to beat Florante Condes on points in an IBF mini flyweight eliminator on Friday night at the Orient Theatre in East London.
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Jacobs Stops Walton On Friday Night Fights
By Michael Norby: Undefeated middleweight bright spark Daniel Jacobs scored a mightily impressive stoppage victory on Friday night after he battered outclassed veteran George Walton through eight one-sided rounds at The Desert Diamond Casino in Tucson, Arizona, USA.
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Shaun George: Now You Know Who He Is
Jerry Glick: Shaun George has been a professional boxer for nine years and at thirty he is only now about to scream his name out to the boxing public. Only now does he have the kind of team who will help amplify that scream. Hot off an impressive victory over superstar Chris Byrd, George was all set to make that big career move, but it didn't happen.
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Abner Mares: Eager The Next Mexican Icon
By José Santana Jr: The past year has delivered a few set-backs to highly touted bantamweight contender Abner Mares. None, fortunately, have come in the ring as the Guadalajara, Mexico native holds an impressive 18-0 (11KO) record.
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Munoz Locked Down
By Andy Rivera: Hector Munoz will take on Demetrius Hopkins Saturday night in a welterweight bout in New York. Hopkins is coming off a world title shot against then champion Kendall Holt this past December.
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Women's Boxing
By Andrew Wake: Despite boxing one of the oldest pastimes known to human kind, the woman's sport is still very much in its infancy. According to women's boxing archive WBAN, the first female boxing bout was staged in London in 1720 but, for a number of reasons, the sport has not grown in the same manner that it has for their male counterparts since.
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Interview: Raul Martinez
By Derek Bonnett: American flyweights are about as common as Mexican heavyweights. They pop up every now and then, but overall there is a long pause between blips on the radar. The last American-born flyweight to really capture the attention of the boxing world was Mark "Too Sharp" Johnson, whose name described him perfectly in his prime.
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Pascal's Caribbean Connection
By Amilcar Barnett: In boxing there are no direct paths to a championship or clear route that one can follow to win a belt. There is no tour or organized calendar nor are there tournaments with seeds and draws.
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Darchinyan: 'I Will Knockout Agbeko!'
By Paul Upham: WBC/WBA/IBF junior bantamweight boxing world champion Vic 'Raging Bull' Darchinyan has arrived in Los Angeles, USA for the final weeks of his training camp as he prepares to move up in weight once again on July 11. The Armenian born Australian citizen will challenge IBF bantamweight champion Joseph 'King Kong' Agbeko on Showtime Championship Boxing.
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Young Returns July 16
Scottish boxing prospect Gary Young makes his long awaited return to the ring on July 16 when he faces Ameri.an Tony Hirsch in San Jose, California
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Hyland And Fagan Clash For Title
Eddie Hyland and Oisin Fagan have been matched for the vacant IBF International super-featherweight title at the National Basketball Arena in Dublin on July 25
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No Doubts For Champ Kotelnik
Andreas Kotelnik is in no doubt at all that come July 18 at the MEN Arena in Manchester there will only be one winner when he defends his WBA junior-welterweight crown against Amir Khan.
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Hyde Seeks Rigondeaux Injunction
Boxing manager Gary Hyde is seeking an injunction to prevent 2-time Olympic champion Guillermo Rigondeaux from fighting on the July 17 in Reno, Nevada.
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McEwan Still Unbeaten
Scottish super-middleweight prospect Craig McEwan made it 16 straight wins as a professional Saturday night when he scored a hard fought eight round split decision win over Darnell Boone at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
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TKO Boxing Inks 168 Prospect Hasson
Super middleweight prospect Dennis Hasson has inked a promotional deal with Chet Koerner's TKO BOXING Promotions. Most recently, Hasson won a unanimous decision over Johnny Hayes on April 4 in Philadelphia.
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Jones vs. Lacy, Aug. 15 in Biloxi
Reportedly, former multiple weight world champion Roy Jones Jr. will take on ex IBF 168 lbs. titlist Jeff Lacy, Saturday, August 15, at the Gulf Coast Arena in Biloxi, Mississippi. The PPV card will also feature Danny Green vs. Julio Cesar Dominguez for the vacant IBO 200 lbs. belt, as well as, WBO #3 rated cruiserweight BJ Flores vs. TBA.
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Chambers Chimes in from Germany
WBC #5 rated heavyweight Eddie Chambers, who is set to square off against #1 WBO heavyweight Alexander Dimitrenko, this Saturday, July 4, in a WBO official eliminator at Color Line Arena participated in an open media workout today in Hamburg, Germany.
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Abner Mares: Eager The Next Mexican Icon
By José Santana Jr: The past year has delivered a few set-backs to highly touted bantamweight contender Abner Mares. None, fortunately, have come in the ring as the Guadalajara, Mexico native holds an impressive 18-0 (11KO) record.
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ATE: Pacquiao-Cotto, Mayweather-Marquez, Wladimir Klitschko No.1, Haye, Setanta, Double KO's, Geale and More
In today's edition of Ask The Editor (ATE), we take our first look at a possible Manny Pacquiao-Miguel Cotto super-fight, welcome back Floyd Mayweather Jr again and contemplate whether Wladimir Klitschko really is the undisputed heavyweight boxing champion of the world. We analyse if David Haye dodged a financial bullet, declare who will replace Setanta to broadcast boxing, look for the elusive double knockout, discuss Daniel Geale's future and more.
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Dimitrenko & Chambers Hit the Scales in Hamburg
WBC #5 rated heavyweight Eddie Chambers and #1 WBO heavyweight Alexander Dimitrenko participated in the official weigh-in before their confrontation later today (Saturday, July 4) for the WBO official eliminator. The battle is set to take place at Color Line Arena in Hamburg, Germany.
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Colin Morgan Sizes Up Rojas-Aoh
By Derek Bonnett: On July 14, Elio Rojas will challenge WBC featherweight champion Takahiro Aoh at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, Japan. Rojas, an amateur standout owns a professional dossier of 20-1 (13) and currently fights out of Brooklyn, New York with trainer Colin Morgan.
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Shaun George: Now You Know Who He Is
Jerry Glick: Shaun George has been a professional boxer for nine years and at thirty he is only now about to scream his name out to the boxing public. Only now does he have the kind of team who will help amplify that scream. Hot off an impressive victory over superstar Chris Byrd, George was all set to make that big career move, but it didn't happen.
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Remembering 'El Flaco Explosivio'
By Andy Rivera: November 12, 1982 was the first and only time I cried when one of my favorite fighters was beaten. Alexis Arguello had just lost to Aaron Pryor in his attempt to be the first fighter capture a world championship in four different boxing weight divisions, a feat at that time which was considered nearly impossible.
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Lorenzo Wants and Will Get his Shot
IBF #1 middleweight contender Giovanni Lorenzo of New York and the Dominican Republic has waited very patiently for his shot at the world title. The former Dominican Olympian has been quietly toiling under the tutelage of trainer Pastor Ralph Farriett of Yonkers for the past seven years.
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