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Month: October 2020

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Getting His Groove Back: Hector Camacho Enters the 1990s With Purpose

October 26, 2020 Christian Giudice

The 1990s had to represent a period of ring transformation for Hector Camacho. After receiving considerable backlash for excessive clinching in his win over Ray Mancini, Hector appeared revived during a unanimous-decision victory over Vinny […]

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The Takeover: Teofimo Lopez Defeats Vasiliy Lomachenko, Becomes Lightweight King

October 20, 2020 Jimmy Tobin

He calls his ascension “The Takeover,” a title that brings to mind fellow Brooklynite, Jay-Z, whose own “Takeover” also claimed an industry. Repeated ad nauseum the term loses its appeal, and what catchphrase isn’t beaten […]

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The Duke: The Life and Lies of Tommy Morrison

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True Lies: Vasiliy Lomachenko–Teofimo Lopez Preview

October 16, 2020 Jimmy Tobin

What was a lie in the father becomes a conviction in the son. —Friedrich Nietzsche, The Antichrist   We’ll find out if he’s right Saturday; we’ll find out if he can live up to his […]

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Turning Pro: Hector Camacho Comes into His Own

October 14, 2020 Christian Giudice

Now trained by Robert Lee and Billy Giles, who lived at 140th street off Lennox Avenue, the best antidote to Hector Camacho’s restlessness was to keep him busy. They relied on Harold Weston, matchmaker at […]

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“THIS IS BOXING”: Jose Zepeda Ices Ivan Baranchyk

October 6, 2020 Jimmy Tobin

“THIS IS BOXING” in neon lights pulsed behind the ring in the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, a backdrop to the impending attrition. That arrangement was reminiscent of a zoo exhibit, where an introduction to […]

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