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Year: 2019

Boxing Profiles

“This is My Dream”: Constantin Bejenaru Finally Gets his Shot

December 27, 2019 Sean Nam

Constantin Bejenaru asked his employer one day for some time off. He had a fight coming up, which meant he needed to hunker down in his Brooklyn training camp for several weeks and not just […]

Boxing Profiles

Sakio Bika: A Warrior Down Under

December 25, 2019 Jonathan Drennan

Former WBC super-middleweight champion Sakio Bika can think of many places he would like to be, and a suburban Sydney shopping center packed with early Christmas bargain hunters escaping the harsh afternoon sun isn’t one […]

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The Duke: The Life and Lies of Tommy Morrison

Boxing Profiles

Absent Friends: After Splitting with Daniel Jacobs, Andre Rozier Moves On

December 19, 2019 Sean Nam

It may not have the clout of Freddie Roach’s Wild Card in Los Angeles or the old-world grandeur of Gleason’s just a few miles away, but trainer Andre Rozier is confident that, in time, his […]

Boxing Analysis

The Unexpected Intentional: Terence Crawford Wrecks Egidijus Kavaliauskas

December 17, 2019 Jimmy Tobin

There are people not yet sold on Terence Crawford. They must’ve been smiling in the second round on Saturday night, when the first meaningful punch of ESPN’s main event crashed into Crawford’s jaw, smiling when […]

Boxing History

Sinner, Revised and Edited: On Benny Lynch

December 16, 2019 Garry White

“Whether or not he is a sinner, I do not know. All I know is this: Once I was blind and now I can see.” These lines from the New English Bible accompany the closing […]

Fight Previews

Hardwired: Terence Crawford Defends Against Egidijus “Mean Machine” Kavaliauskas

December 13, 2019 Jimmy Tobin

At around 3 a.m., on the morning of October 10, Errol Spence Jr. was ejected from his barrel-rolling Ferrari. His body eventually came to rest in the ICU of Methodist Dallas Medical Center, where he […]

Boxing Profiles

No Joking Matter: Richard Commey Braces for Teofimo Lopez

December 12, 2019 Sean Nam

Ten days away from what he calls the most important fight of his career, Richard Commey is lounging in his Long Island hotel suite one evening, when he is suddenly struck by a sense of […]

NEW YORK, UNITED STATES: WBC-IBF Middleweight Champion Bernard Hopkins (R) of the US knocks down WBA Champion Felix Trinidad of Puerto Rico in the 11th round during their 12 round unification match at Madison Square Garden in New York 29 September, 2001. Hopkins won by technical knockout in the 12th round to secure the undisputed Middleweight Championship. AFP PHOTO Timothy A. Clary (Photo credit should read TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP via Getty Images)
Boxing Profiles

From J Block to the Hall of Fame: Bernard Hopkins, Enshrined

December 11, 2019 Joseph Santoliquito

PHILADELPHIA, PA—Not that he isn’t grateful, Bernard Hopkins would like you to know, it’s just not that big of a deal to him, or so it seems. Last Wednesday, it was made official that “B-Hop” […]

SAUDI ARABIA - DECEMBER 8, 2019: British boxer Anthony Joshua (L) and his American rival Andy Ruiz Jr struggle in their bout for the IBO, WBA Super, IBF and WBO World Heavy Titles at Diriyah Arena outside Riyadh. Valery Sharifulin/TASS (Photo by Valery SharifulinTASS via Getty Images)
Boxing Analysis

Sand and Fog: Anthony Joshua Avenges his Loss to Andy Ruiz, Jr.

December 9, 2019 Carlos Acevedo

It was over, more or less, at the weigh-in. When Andy Ruiz Jr. scaled 283 pounds the day before his scheduled rematch with Anthony Joshua, he did so resembling a tipsy tourist strolling along a […]

Boxing Analysis

Redemption: This Time Joshua Has to Be Perfect, Ruiz Just Needs to Fight

December 5, 2019 Frank Lotierzo

The dynamics of this weekend’s heavyweight title bout between WBA-IBF-WBO world champion Andy Ruiz, 33-1 (22), and the man he won the titles from via seventh-round TKO, Anthony Joshua, 22-1 (21), make it one of […]

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