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Kevin Johnson Will Annoy Vitali Klitschko Before Being Swatted Away

Vitali Klitschko (38-2, 37 KOs) vs Kevin Johnson (22-0-1, 9 KOs) is as legit a heavyweight title fight that you will get today. In Klitschko, you have a widely-respected champion facing an undefeated American prospect in Johnson. The problem is that this ain’t your parent’s heavyweights (from the 1970s or 1990s).
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No Kelly Pavlik, No Problem For Paul Williams

I will not hide the disappointment that I felt when the middleweight title fight between reigning champion Kelly Pavlik (35-1, 31 KOs) and Paul the Punisher Williams (37-1, 27 KOs) was cancelled. Replacing Pavlik is the very capable Sergio Martinez (44-1-2, 24 KOs). However, I had my taste buds all set for a nice sirloin steak (Pavlik-Williams) but had to settle [...]

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Lucian Bute Will Repeat His Dominance Over Librado Andrade Sans The Drama

This is an easy one to predict. Lucian Bute (24-0, 19 KOs) is arguably the best super middleweight in the world. I say arguably because Arthur Abraham and suddenly Andre Ward, fresh off of his dismantling of Mikkel Kessler, can also make legitimate claims. Be that as it may, I do not expect Bute to [...]

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Score One For Oakland When Andre Ward Meets Mikkel Kessler

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Home advantage is an athletic competition phenomenon. The most-commonly cited factors of home advantage are usually ones whose advantageous effects are difficult to measure and thus even their existence is debated. Most of these are psychological in nature, such as familiarity with the playing grounds, the ability for participants to [...]

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Miguel Cotto Is No Pushover But He Is Also No Manny Pacquiao

This has blowout written all over it. Miguel Cotto (34-1, 27 KOs) has split his last two big fights. His blood-letting at the mischievous hands of Antonio Margarito took a heavy toll. His narrow, bloody win against Joshua Clottey seemed to confirm suspicions that the Margarito fight had permanently tainted him.
Manny “Pac Man” Pacquiao (49-3-2, 37 [...]

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  • chris K: Theres been a lot of talk in the press of this being a very dangerous fight for Manny. I disagree completely. Joshua Clo...
  • reinvaldez: I will still pick Pacquiao for this fight. He needs to KO this guy to let them know who's the Pound for pound....
  • Gene Furlong: Pacquiao the winner with a first round knockout!...
  • frixy17: 6 days to go before the Pacquiao vs Clottey fight night. I am excited to watch the fight. I know it will be an exciting ...
  • danny boyle: pac-man round 7-8 rsf he will overwhelm clottey, he will just out work clottey. pac-man will find it difficult to put cl...
  • elmo: ...i agree partly w/ u Ja Dawson, DLH may have had da better chin in dat list of elite fighters except Cotto, had DLH be...
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