Boxing Links (7-4-11)

Posted on | July 4, 2011 | No Comments

Analysis: Boxing’s best no match for even average UFC action
AHN | All Headline News
The most anticipated heavyweight boxing match in recent memory ended Saturday night just as an average UFC card was starting. Anyone who watched both knows that boxing’s best was no match for standard-issue UFC action. The numbers, however, tell a …
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Mixed day for Indian boxers in Jakarta
Times of India
The opening day of the 21st President’s Cup International Boxing Tournament in Jakarta, Indonesia and the Indian Boxing Team opened with a bag of mixed results. On a day that saw three Indian pugilists take to the ring, Gaurav Bidhuri (49kg) and Chhote …
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Schaefer: Mayweather Will Never Make it To Pacquiao
BoxingScene.com
Both of the boxers have fights scheduled for the fall. Pacquiao will defend his WBO welterweight crown against Juan Manuel Marquez in a trilogy bout on November 12 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, while Mayweather will challenge WBC welterweight champion …
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Was Sudanese kick-boxer Quadir a genuine fighter?
New Vision
Golola’s devastating right ended the show just 58 seconds into the second round and to an extent possible embarrassment before the biggest turn out kick-boxing has ever had — thanks to the ‘Golola talking head’ that was very appealing to both social …
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A. Dirrell, Banks victorious
fightnews.com
Team Dirrell’s Atwater Stadium show last night in Flint quite possibly drew the largest attendance for a non-televised pro boxing show this century with the possible exception of a Troy Rowland show or two in Grand Rapids. What a surprise! …
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Team Caballero Protest Barros Loss, WBA To Review
BoxingScene.com
By Adam Grace Esmenjaud, notifight.com It was as ‘outright theft,’ said legal adviser Rogelio Espino, who watched his boxer Celestino Caballero lose a split decision last Saturday in Mendoza, Argentina to the still-featherweight champion of the World …
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Tired of lockouts? Here’s a few sports could use
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Photo: Nick Wass / AP Heavyweight world boxing champion David Haye of Britain reacts disappointed after losing his heavyweight unification title bout against world champion Wladimir Klitschko of the Ukraine in Hamburg, Germany, Saturday, July 2, 2011. …
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Boxing News, MMA, UFC, Manny Pacquiao, Mayweather
15rounds.com
by Marc Abrams on 3 July 2011 Hot shot prospect Frankie Gomez remained undefeated with a fourth round stoppage over Khadaphi Proctor in a scheduled eight round Lightweight bout at the Fantasy Springs Hotel and Resort in Indio, California. …
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Sports Roundup: July 3, 2011 – Tennis, UFC, Boxing
The Philippine Online Chronicles
In boxing meanwhile, Wladimir Klitschko proved all doubters wrong after systematically dismantling David Haye to take the WBA heavyweight title and add it to his IBF, WBO, and IBO belts. All three judges gave the bout to Klitschko, 117-109, 118-108, …
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Arias has last chance for shot at Olympics
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
By Gary D’Amato of the Journal Sentinel Luis Arias has been ranked among the top 165-pounders in the US since winning the first of his two USA Boxing National Championship titles in 2008. He also has won National PAL, Ringside, Under-19 and Junior …
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Boxing Experts “Surprised” By Haye Flop Haven’t Been Paying …

By Staff
By Johnny Walker THE “EXPERTS” BLEW IT More than a few boxing “experts” have egg on their face in the aftermath of the David Haye flop against.
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