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Pacqui-Wow! Manny Pacquiao Annihilates Ricky Hatton

Last night, I almost slept through the Pacquiao-Hatton fight. After a few glasses of Bacardi rum I was nearly knocked out on my couch. The good news: I was able to sleep through most of the underwhelming undercard. The (almost) bad news: I nearly missed the main event.  Maybe it was the nightmare that I had [...]

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The Top Ten Reasons Why Shane Mosley Beat Antonio Margarito

I didn’t have the guts to pick "Sugar" Shane Mosley to defeat Antonio Margarito this past Saturday, but I have a pretty clear idea why he did.
Here are the reasons why:
#10 Miguel Cotto. Did Margarito leave some of himself in the ring after his brutal victory over Cotto nearly a year ago?
#9 Bernard Hopkins. Is is [...]

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Cotto Wilts Under Relentless Margarito Pressure

As I sat back and finished the crow that I began eating at the beginning of the final round (11) of the fight, I started to wash it down with a Corona with lime. I was wrong in saying that Cotto Will Defeat Margarito Easier Than Expected, but I do not care. For my "friends" who [...]

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Arthur Abraham Shuts Up Edison Miranda And Me

To all "King" Arthur Abraham (27-0, 22 KOs), fans, I extend a heartfelt apology for predicting that he would lose to Edison "Pantera" Miranda (30-3, 26 KOs). It was obvious after round one, that Abraham was superior in terms of defense and ring generalship.  Damn was I wrong.
OK, enough of me beating myself up about my rare, incorrect [...]

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Re-Enter Paul Williams, Exit Floyd Mayweather?

If you believed that Carlos "El Indio" Quintana’s first victory over Paul "the Punisher" Williams was a fluke, then their fight this past Saturday proved it. Like their first encounter, this fight started fast, with both fighters trading shots in the center of the ring. However, two things were very different this time around. Quintana, 25-2, [...]

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