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WASHINGTON, D.C. - MAY 22: Roy Jones Jr. and Bernard Hopkins fight for the IBF middleweight title on May 22, 1993 at Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium, Washington, D.C. Jones won the fight with a unanimous decision in 12 round. (Photo by Focus on Sport/Getty Images)
Boxing Book Excerpts

GUNS AND FATHERS: Excerpt from Dark Trade: Lost in Boxing

April 15, 2020 Hamilcar Publications

The following is an excerpt, from pages 178-182 of chapter 6, “GUNS AND FATHERS,” from the 1st US edition of Dark Trade: Lost in Boxing by Donald McRae. Copyright © 1996 Donald McRae. *** Arum’s head […]

Boxing Profiles

Attack On All Fronts: Terry Marsh, Piece By Piece

March 27, 2020 Paul Zanon

“I picked up chess through the process of elimination, saying I can’t move here or there. That made me understand the legitimate moves, and then once you learn the moves, you start putting them together. […]

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The Duke: The Life and Lies of Tommy Morrison

Boxing History

Shoot the Moon: The Title Reign of Larry Holmes Part VII, Scott LeDoux

March 12, 2020 Carlos Acevedo

This is the seventh installment in Carlos Acevedo’s Shoot The Moon series covering the career of Larry Holmes. *** July 7, 1980 For the good old American life: For the money, for the glory, and for […]

Boxing Book Excerpts

In Johnny’s Corner: Sammy Hagar Remembers His Friend Johnny Tapia

March 10, 2020 Hamilcar Publications

The following is the foreword for The Ghost of Johnny Tapia, by Paul Zanon. The foreword is written by Sammy Hagar, one of Jonny’s friends and once had the honor of working Johnny’s corner vs. Marco […]

Boxing Profiles

Real One: Randall Bailey and a Life Lived Fighting

March 6, 2020 Jimmy Tobin

“Workin’, drivin’ trucks.” That’s how one of the greatest punchers of the past twenty-five years provides for his family now. And he couldn’t be happier. Randall Bailey doesn’t miss boxing. “You have no idea what […]

Interviews With Fighters

Food For Thought: Clinton Woods Made Many Eat Their Words

March 3, 2020 Paul Zanon

“Nobody thought I’d become world champion. In fact, nobody thought I’d beat Crawford Ashley, Ole Klemetsen or many of the other guys I beat. In a fight, I was never afraid of losing because nobody […]

Boxing Analysis

The Way Out is Through: Tyson Fury Defuses Deontay Wilder

February 25, 2020 Jimmy Tobin

It was hard to see anyone lasting twenty-four rounds with Deontay Wilder. Disparage his technique, those comical spasms of aggression carried on the ungainly stilts of a newborn giraffe; mock his mask fetish and affinity […]

Fight Previews

Double Impact: Deontay Wilder-Tyson Fury II Preview

February 20, 2020 Carlos Acevedo

After more than a year of infomercials, mismatches, network cloak-and-dagger, promotional shell games, and the kind of 24-7 hype that makes “Hell is other people” (Sartre) a cyberspace specialty, the rematch between Deontay Wilder and […]

Frank Liles, USA, right, punches Brazil's Mauricio Amaral in their WBA super-middleweight worldchampionship fight in Stuttgart, Saturday, Dec.9, 1995. Liles won the fight by points and defended the titel. (AP Photo/Thomas Kienzle)
Interviews With Fighters

Fabulous Times: The Frankie Liles Story

February 14, 2020 Paul Zanon

“Winning the world title? It never really sets in at the moment you achieve something like that, but I want to put it into perspective. I remember saying to people, ‘When I have my first […]

Boxing Analysis

Die Hard: On Jean Pascal, Nonito Donaire, and Roman Gonzalez

January 29, 2020 Jimmy Tobin

Boxing’s end-of-year award season came and went without Jean Pascal receiving his due. No surprise there. Pascal isn’t one of the world’s best fighters, nor did he beat one in 2019. He also lacks the […]

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