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Will Hopkins call it a career after losing to Kovalev?
By Jake Kaplan, philly.com, Mon, 10 Nov 2014
ATLANTIC CITY - At about a quarter to 2 yesterday morning, an hour after relinquishing his shiny IBF and WBA light heavyweight belts, the man who holds the record as the oldest world champion in boxing history emerged from his locker room at Boardwalk Hall.
Flanked by a hoard of supporters, Berna Read Full Story >>>Pacquiao pace, skills will be too much for Algieri, says Roach
By Reuters, The Malaysian Insider, Mon, 10 Nov 2014
American challenger Chris Algieri represents a younger, hungrier generation of boxers hoping to take down Manny Pacquiao but the world champion's coach Freddie Roach is confident the Filipino has both the speed and skills to retain his WBO title.
Algieri earned his shot at Pacquiao, a winner of Read Full Story >>> Chris Algieri Responds To Roach "Tough Kid" Comment
By Michael Woods, The Sweet Science, Mon, 10 Nov 2014
Chris Algieri got a kick out of the HBO 24/7, which ran Saturday night late-late, and told TSS his only regret is that more eps aren't running.
Oh wait, there's another; the show told viewers that his bed was unmade, and that one stung.
"I thought it was great," the Huntington Heartthob told m Read Full Story >>> Sergey Kovalev dominated a legend: Weekend Review
By Michael Rosenthal, RingTV.com, Mon, 10 Nov 2014
BIGGEST WINNER
Sergey Kovalev: Those who predicted that Kovalev would defeat Hopkins knew he was no Beibut Shumenov, Karo Murat or Tavoris Cloud, the last three fighters beaten by Hopkins. And the Russian proved it by dominated boxing?s grand old man en route to winning a shutout decision, the wo Read Full Story >>> Hopkins Weighs Retirement but Continues to Train
By Tim Casey, The New York Times, Mon, 10 Nov 2014
ATLANTIC CITY ? As he walked out of Boardwalk Hall shortly after 2 a.m. Sunday, Bernard Hopkins, the 49-year-old fighter known for his dedication, was already thinking about his next workout. He planned to head to Joe Hand gym in Philadelphia, his hometown, on Monday for what he calls a ?shake out? Read Full Story >>> Bernard Hopkins not ready to decide on future after loss
By Bob Velin, USA Today, Mon, 10 Nov 2014
ATLANTIC CITY ? Less than two hours after receiving a beating in the ring like he hasn't seen or felt in years, Bernard Hopkins still had a smile on his somewhat swollen face, a twinkle in his eye and his legendary sense of humor.
What the 49-year-old future Hall of Fame boxer didn't have was a p Read Full Story >>> Duva: I?ll Talk to Someone in Montreal about Kovalev
By David P. Greisman, BoxingScene.com, Mon, 10 Nov 2014
Sergey Kovalev now has three world titles at light heavyweight after his unification win over Bernard Hopkins on Saturday night. And he has two options in terms of Montreal-based opponents ? Adonis Stevenson, the lineal champion who opted not to face Kovalev in 2014, or former champion Jean Pascal.
Read Full Story >>> Pascal Not Scared Off By Kovalev Effort
By Michael Woods, The Sweet Science, Mon, 10 Nov 2014
So, Jean Pascal, what did you think of what Sergey Kovalev did to Bernard Hopkins on Saturday night, and how he did it?
"Kovalev impressed me," the 32-year-old Haitian-born Montreal resident with the 29-2-1 mark told me.
Pascal advisor Greg Leon was taken with how Kovalev looked. Does he think Read Full Story >>> Op-Ed: Why Chris Algieri can't do to Pacquiao what he did to Provodnikov
By Leo Reyes, Digital Journal, Mon, 10 Nov 2014
Unbeaten light welterweight champion Chris Algieri is hoping he can do to Manny Pacquiao what he did to Ruslan Provodnikov when he scored a split decision victory despite the two knockdowns he suffered in the first round of their title fight last June 14.
If Algieri wants to duplicate the game pl Read Full Story >>> 24/7 Pacquiao-Algieri: Basement Dwellers
By Phil Rivera, Tha Boxing Voice, Mon, 10 Nov 2014
If HBO?s one-shot episode of ?24/7 Pacquiao-Algieri? was meant to get fans excited about the upcoming November 22 PPV bout, it didn?t achieve its goal. This series began like many other Manny Pacquiao versions before it, with highlights of his early star making performances?including knockouts of Ri Read Full Story >>> Algieri steps up
Tempo, Mon, 10 Nov 2014
Just around the same time his rival in the Philippines took his preparation to another level, Chris Algieri did the same thing over in Las Vegas as the undefeated US fighter capped training day by sparring a total of 13 rounds over the weekend against three different guys.
Two weeks before they Read Full Story >>> NBA -- Curry keeps Warriors picture perfect at 5-0
By Joan Secuya-Medida, PhilBoxing.com, Mon, 10 Nov 2014
SAN FRANCISCO -- In a battle between the league's only unbeaten teams, the Golden State Warriors raced past the Houston Rockets on Saturday night at the Toyota Center.
Steph Curry had plenty to say in his team's 98 Read Full Story >>> NBA -- Knight's 3-point play ends Grizzlies' unbeaten streak
By Vito Tito Jr, PhilBoxing.com, Mon, 10 Nov 2014
MILWAUKEE -- The host Milwaukee Bucks ended the Memphis Grizzlies' winning streak at six by scoring a suspenseful 93-92 victory Saturday night at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
Trailing 92-90 with 8.2 seconds left Read Full Story >>> Tim Lane Explains Why Algieri Will Beat Pacquiao
By Lucas Ketelle, Tha Boxing Voice, Mon, 10 Nov 2014
Tim Lane is confident heading that his fighter Chris Algieri will defeat Manny Pacquiao as date gets near. ?Chris Algieri does well in all aspects of life, he is a great student, great personality, he vibes off of other people, he gets their great energy and feeds off that.? Earlier this year at AT& Read Full Story >>> Hopkins ponders future after loss
By Associated Press, SFGate.com, Mon, 10 Nov 2014
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. ? What?s next for Bernard Hopkins?
The boxer will turn the big 5-0 without a championship belt around his waist after Sergey Kovalev used his punishing knockout power to abuse Hopkins for 12 rounds, winning a unanimous decision early Sunday to stake his claim as the best light Read Full Story >>> No Bebop in B-Hop
By Joe Masterleo , Boxing.com, Mon, 10 Nov 2014
That Hopkins took on the ?Alien? namesake and mask for this bout did little for his image, save as metaphor?
Sergey Kovalev cake-walked over the ancient Bernard Hopkins in a landslide decision in Atlantic City last night, unifying three light heavyweight world titles. Taking place in the early mo Read Full Story >>> Passive Resistance: Sergey Kovalev W12 Bernard Hopkins
By Jimmy Tobin , The Cruelest Sport, Mon, 10 Nov 2014
There is a natural inclination to frame any fight involving Hopkins strictly within his narrative. Since he stopped Felix Trinidad thirteen years ago, Hopkins has used his skills for fighting and filibustering to control the lenses through which the audience interprets a fight. But that changed last Read Full Story >>> Adonis Stevenson: Still the man to beat at light heavyweight?
By Lee Cleveland , Fight Saga, Mon, 10 Nov 2014
Following Sergey Kovalev's dismantling of 49 year old fight legend Bernard Hopkins, the light heavyweight division may have a new king.
Kovalev, who entered as the WBO champ, added B-HOP's WBA and IBF titles thus securing three of the four major world belts.
Lurking in the wings is Adonis Stev Read Full Story >>> Bernard Hopkins faces uncertain future after loss to Sergey Kovalev
By Cindy Boren, Washington Post, Mon, 10 Nov 2014
Roughly two months shy of his 50th birthday, Bernard Hopkins entered the ring against Sergey Kovalev more interested in the WBO, IBF and WBA than in AARP.
But Hopkins couldn?t close the deal, with all three judges in Atlantic City, N.J., giving Kovalev all three rounds Saturday night in their lig Read Full Story >>> Kovalev alienates Hopkins
By Charles Saunders, Boxscorenews.com, Mon, 10 Nov 2014
SONAHR: ATLANTIC CITY, NJ - November 9, 2014 - WBO light-heavyweight champion Sergei Kovalev beat the hell out of a 49-year-old man in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on Saturday. But the Russian?s victim wasn?t just any 49-year-old, soon to be 50-year-old leather-pusher. It was Bernard Hopkins, the IBF Read Full Story >>>
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