Brett Conway
14 articles · MaxBoxing.com
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Boxing?s Biggest Losers: Pound-for-Pound
Waiting for my ?Ring? magazine renewal to kick in, I have been stuck with the May 2009 issue proclaiming the ?upcoming? Hatton-Pacquiao fight. I have read it cover to cover many times…
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I Remember 2008
I remember boxing in 2008, but my memory runs backwards. I remember December 11 when in New Jersey cruiserweights Tomasz Adamek and Steve Cunningham showed the heavyweights how titles should be fought…
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De La Hoya Still Has a Future in the Ring
In my prediction for the Oscar De La Hoya-Manny Pacquiao bout, I wrote ?although De La Hoya is the bigger man, he has been showing his age and his semi-retirement doesn't help.…
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Yo Sam Choi?s Death Means New Life
Of my time spent writing about boxing, last Thursday was the darkest. On that day, former WBC light flyweight champion Yo Sam Choi died. I have written before on death in the…
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The Best of the Year: 2007?s Logos, Ethos, and Pathos
When the end of the boxing year arrives and it?s time to pick the best of the best, I have a difficult time. I?m not one of those folks standing up on…
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Will Penalosa Win the Triple Crown?
Behind on points, chasing a fighter content to keep him at bay with a jab and shoeshine combinations, Gerry Penalosa kept plugging away and didn’t waver from his plan: shots to the…
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Hatton, Illogic, and a Fight of the Year
Corrales-Castillo I has become the gold standard of boxing. Ricky Hatton hopes on Saturday he and Jose Luis Castillo can measure up. ?Castillo?s fight against Diego Corrales was one of the fights…
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With the Big Fight Over, What’s Next?
Now that Floyd Mayweather has beaten Oscar De La Hoya for a junior middleweight title, he’s off to the talk shows, appearing on Jay Leno and Craig Ferguson and acting like the…
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P4P: Sugar Ray Points from Pacquiao to Cotto
With names like Mikkel Kessler, Rafael Marquez and Juan Manuel Marquez making cases for inclusion on the pound for pound list; with Oscar de la Hoya and Floyd Mayweather staging an event…
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Golden Boy Launches a ?Fearless? Protest for Penalosa
The stink from the scoring of the Gerry Penalosa-Daniel Ponce de Leon WBO super bantamweight championship match did not go away. Its aroma was discussed in newspapers and in boxing web forums.…
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No More in 2007
With the New Year upon us, I can’t help but write a column that looks forward to boxing in 2007. I figure I can approach this in one of two ways. I…
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No More in 2007
With the New Year upon us, I can?t help but write a column that looks forward to boxing in 2007. I figure I can approach this in one of two ways. I…
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Who Is the Pound-for-Pound King (P.S.)?
With Floyd Mayweather fighting a few weeks ago and sparking a pound-for-pound debate and with Manny Pacquiao fighting a couple of weeks ago and sparking another pound-per-pound debate, I’m not surprised that…
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With those Sugar Ray Points, Pacquiao Is the New Pound-Per-Pound King
How can we determine the pound-per-pound king? It used to be easy. We just had to wait for Sugar Ray Leonard to announce his comeback; for us to go through our boxing…
