Amongst the gloom of the American heavyweight boxing scene, Chazz Witherspoon is a rare ray of sunshine. Big, powerful and with improving technique the likeable, affable often softly spoken cousin of Terrible Tim Witherspoon – that famous underachiever from the 1980′s – could prove to be the closest thing America has to a young, dominant heavyweight.
Archive for February 15th, 2007
Chazz Witherspoon: A Rare Bright Light
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Earl Seeking to Earn Respect
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Graham Earl, the former British Lightweight champion and present custodian of the WBU Lightweight belt, a strap that enables non-elite fighters like Earl to masquerade as World Champions – Something the Luton fighter is clearly not – will contest the WBO version this week. Of course, Earl will tell you he understands the charade and that [...]
From Big Acorns: Earnie Shavers Lacing Up Again
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Relax, the nearly man of the golden heavyweight era of the 1970′s isn’t returning to the professional ring, though he still cuts a fearsome figure at the age of 62, but will be – according to the British tabloid, The Daily Mirror – competing in an evening of White Collar Boxing in Tranmere.

