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Jeff Fenech has pretty much seen it all during his career in the boxing business. From rugged national hero, through momentous fights on the international stage to training Mike Tyson and public spats with Anthony Mundine that almost led to a mismatched fight between the two a while ago. Now aged 44, thanks to a [...]

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Congratulations must go to gutsy, no sniggering at the back, London heavyweight Danny Williams tonight following his 7th round stoppage victory over the previously unbeaten Konstantin Airich in Bilbao. Williams, up lifts his ledger to 39-6 (31 Ko’s) with the win continues to build some momentum despite fluctuating weight suggesting ebbing motivation, he scaled 267 [...]

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As fan and as a writer, purchasing pay-per-view boxing is a prerequisite these days. I’ve done them all, from Bruno v Tyson, Hamed, Lewis through to Hatton v Tszyu and everything in between. So strong is my thirst to see the stars of the fistic world that I even succumbed to the very shallow temptation [...]

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Most writers will confess to soft spots for certain fighters. I pointed out my own affection to John Ruiz, the most unloved of heavyweights, only this week but the reasoning or events that form and fuel these affiliations are often curious and minuscule. It doesn’t stop at boxing, I always urged old Rex Williams on [...]

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I doubt a weight class has ever been as utterly descriptive of a fighter’s physique than Light-Heavyweight will prove for the former two time heavyweight belt holder Chris Byrd tonight. In a bid to reinvent himself in the division, Byrd has lostĀ in excess of 40 poundsĀ at the age of 37. Byrd really is a Light, [...]

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Alex Arthur’s

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It was painful to view. And my scorecard reflected my desire to prolong the feint hope of Junior Witter finally securing the chance to face arch-rival Ricky Hatton before both got too old or too fat for anyone to care. Placing the credit for the victory at the door of Ricky Hatton, given it was [...]

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Amir Khan’s career has always been under intense scrutiny, and his matchmaking the most prominent facet of his career in any review of his progress. Michael Gomez hasn’t pleased most observers, but come on, tell me you’ll be able to resist watching?

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I love John Ruiz despite everything. Join me. Love the ugly old rogue.

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Alan Bosworth discuss his career and his then forthcoming fight with Ashley Theophane.

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Junior Witter tackles bright young American Timothy Bradley this weekend, the superstitious among the crowd may recognise the risk Witter takes fighting an opponent with two first names. You cant be too careful with a guy with two first names.

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