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Pacquiao not retiring even if he wins election
By Joseph Jubelag, The Manila Bulletin, Mon, 05 Apr 2010
GENERAL SANTOS CITY ? Filipino boxing icon Manny Pacquiao is not retiring from boxing this year or even if he wins the congressional election in May, Pacquiao?s adviser said Sunday.
Michael Koncz, the Canadian adviser of Pacquiao, said the Filipino boxing idol is not yet keen on retiring from box Read Full Story >>>Will Bernard Hopkins, Roy Jones Jr. both call it quits after long-delayed rematch?
By Greg Beacham, The Canadian Press, Mon, 05 Apr 2010
LAS VEGAS ? Even after thrashing Roy Jones Jr. in a lopsided unanimous decision, Bernard Hopkins looked like a beaten man.
The wizened, weathered champion felt like one, too, after taking two shots behind the head and another below the belt. Sure, he had earned a bit of ice-cold revenge on his bi Read Full Story >>> DAVID HAYE TKOs JOHN RUIZ
PhilBoxing.com, Mon, 05 Apr 2010
WBA Heavyweight World Champion David Haye (Right) lands a right hand en route to a ninth round technical knockout victory over former Heavyweight World Champion John Ruiz (Left) on April 3, 2010 in Manchester, England. Photo by Read Full Story >>> KEISHER MCLEOD-WELLS FIRED UP FOR WIN
By Ronnie Nathanielsz, PhilBoxing.com, Mon, 05 Apr 2010
Keisher ?Fire?Mcleod-Wells was fired up against Laura Gomez and dominated her over matched opponent to win a unanimous decision on a Dibella Entertainment boxing show at BB Kings Blues club and grill on 42nd street in Times Square NY on a fight night which showcased local talent.
Gomez who hail Read Full Story >>> SPECIAL TO TCS: Lyle Fitzstuporous on The Bernard Hopkins-Roy Jones II Superfight
By Carlos Acevedo, The Cruelest Sport, Mon, 05 Apr 2010
(Award-winning Lyle Fitzstuporous took time away from his life-sized rococo mirror to share his thoughts on Hopkins-Jones II in this special post for The Cruelest Sport.)
I know what you?re thinking and you?re wrong.
Naysayers, experts, blowhards, and random bloggers, look out: this is me we Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao takes on boxing legends
By Jun Medina, The Manila Times, Mon, 05 Apr 2010
Manny ?PacMan? Pacquiao, considered the finest boxer in the world today, continues to enrich his fight resum? with devastating victories in his last bouts that some ring historians have started ranking him as among the best boxers of all time.
American ring historian Bert Sugar thinks Pacquiao, 3 Read Full Story >>> Roach picks Floyd over Mosley
By Joaquin Henson, The Philippine Star, Mon, 05 Apr 2010
MANILA, Philippines - Manny Pacquiao?s trainer Freddie Roach is predicting that Floyd Mayweather Jr. will beat WBA welterweight champion Sugar Shane Mosley by decision in their 12-round bout in Las Vegas on Ma Read Full Story >>> Fil-Am female boxer Crystal Hoy to fight April 10 on Holyfield-Botha under card
By Dennis 'dSource' Guillermo, The Philippine Star, Mon, 05 Apr 2010
Another Fil-Am female boxing prospect in Crystal "The Baby Faced Assassin" Hoy (3-1-2) is fighting on April 10 at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada on the Holyfield-Botha under card. Inspired by the performance of fellow female Fil-Am pugilist Ana Julaton, Hoy aims to impress and make Read Full Story >>> Buddy McGirt guides his son to victory in Las Vegas, also speaks on Mayweather-Mosley
By Chris Robinson, Examiner.com, Mon, 05 Apr 2010
Last night at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, Super Middleweight James McGirt Jr. improved his record to 22-2-1 with 11 knockouts by impressively stopping journeyman John Mackey in the second round on the undercard of the Roy Jones-Bernard Hopkins rematch. After a relatively Read Full Story >>> Jones-Hopkins flop made Clottey-Pacquiao look like King Kong-Godzilla
By Michael Marley, Examiner.com, Mon, 05 Apr 2010
You can't say that the beyond dreadful Roy Jones-Bernard Hopkins rematch, a terrible idea since its inception, was not holiday appropriate.
Their fight at Mandalay Bay, and I use the term fight rather loosely, got right into the Easter theme on Holy Saturday.
(Video report below, Christine Kil Read Full Story >>> David Haye v John Ruiz: Nikolai Valuev and Klitschko brothers next on the horizon - and then retirement
By Gareth A Davies, Telegraph.co.uk, Mon, 05 Apr 2010
Haye has also ruled out staying around in the division to make multiple defences.
There was clause in the Haye-Valuev contract last November for an option of a re-match, and although Haye wishes to fight either of the Klitschkos ?as soon as possible?, Hayemaker will take the fight, according to Read Full Story >>> US boxing writers to honor Pacquiao
By Nick Giongco, The Manila Bulletin, Sun, 04 Apr 2010
The Boxing Writers Association of America (BWAA) will hold its 85th awards banquet at the historic Roosevelt Hotel in midtown Manhattan in New York with pound-for-pound king Manny Pacquiao as the group?s major awardee.
Pacquiao will be receiving his record-tying third BWAA award on June 4 with ke Read Full Story >>> DOMINGO SET TO SPAR WITH WBC KING HASEGAWA
By Salven L. Lagumbay, PhilBoxing.com, Sun, 04 Apr 2010
Michael Domingo.
ALA fighter Michael Domingo will travel to Japan to serve as sparring partner to WBC bantam king Hozumi Hasegawa, and at the same time continue his training for his May Read Full Story >>> THREE FILIPINO BOXERS IN LINE FOR MANDATORY OPBF TITLE SHOTS
By Ronnie Nathanielsz, PhilBoxing.com, Sun, 04 Apr 2010
Randy Suico.
Three Filipino boxers are in line for Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation mandatory title shots based on the latest ratings provided by the secretary general of the organization which is now being managedby the Read Full Story >>> Is heavyweight champ Haye a "Pacquiao Man" or a "Mayweather Man" on blood tests?
By Matt Stolow, Examiner.com, Sun, 04 Apr 2010
He's not the second coming of Cassius Marcellus Clay/Muhammad Ali.
But all in all, he's not that bad. He can fight more than a little bit. OK, nobody human or otherwise looks good against John Ruiz. That is the one thing Ruiz is good at.
David Haye has gotten his mandatory WBA heavyweight titl Read Full Story >>> All aboard the Haye train, next stop Klitschko or Valuev
By Scott Heritage, Examiner.com, Sun, 04 Apr 2010
Fast rising WBA heavyweight champion David Haye retained his title as expected against veteran challenger John Ruiz. The American was put down four times before his trainer threw in the towel in the 9th.
Undoubtedly this is a good step forward for Haye, and gets him that bit closer to the top of Read Full Story >>> Roy Jones Jr and Manny Pacquiao two boxing legends
By Brad Cooney, Examiner.com, Sun, 04 Apr 2010
Last night the legendary Roy Jones Jr faced off against another future hall of fame fighter, Bernard Hopkins. Both men are way past their primes, and the match between them was 15 years too late. With that said, it was still interesting to see two legends face off against one another in the ring. Read Full Story >>> Shameful fight and Hopkins' acting leaves boxing fans crying in disgust
By Dennis 'dSource' Guillermo, Examiner.com, Sun, 04 Apr 2010
The long-awaited rematch between two of boxing's most decorated and celebrated stars went down and lived up to most boxing fans' expectations- it flat out stank.
Surely both men will go down in history as boxing legends and all-time greats, but as far as their rematch is concerned, the only plac Read Full Story >>> Like Steroids And Plastic Of Paris Users, Suspension Should Be Imposed On Fighters That Came Overweight Like Guzman
By Unofre Pili, Bukisa.com, Sun, 04 Apr 2010
Boxing is no different in comparison to any other human enterprise; talent alone hardly carries anyone to the podium of his/her dreams.
Once highly considered as a serious danger to the current pound-for-pound king Manny Pacquiao, Joan Guzman ranks among the most gifted fighters of the contempora Read Full Story >>> Hopkins beats Jones, ambitiously calls out David Haye
By Scott Heritage, Examiner.com, Sun, 04 Apr 2010
Bernard Hopkins did as most expected tonight and beat Roy Jones in a fairly uneventful fight. Those who were expecting a knockout were disappointed, and neither fighter looked to have sustained much damage during the fight.
The most damaging blows seem to have come from Jones in fact, who twice h Read Full Story >>>
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