Month: July 2021

Amateur James Chance/Getty Images Caroline Dubois and Pat McCormack are victorious, but GB’s Cheavon Clarke is eliminated on the fourth day of the Tokyo Olympics CAROLINE DUBOIS and Pat McCormack won their opening Olympic contests at the Kokugikan Arena in Tokyo on Tuesday (July 27), but their GB team-mate Cheavon Clarke was eliminated. Dubois’ swift
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Posted on 07/26/2021 By: Hans Themistode It’s been several years since Danny Garcia was able to look in the mirror and call himself a world champion. The former two-division belt holder had his championship status forcefully stripped away from him in March of 2017 against Keith Thurman. The two clashed in a welterweight unification bout,
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Posted on 07/26/2021 By: Hans Themistode The news of Manny Pacquiao taking on Errol Spence Jr. rocked the boxing world. Approximately two months ago, the former eight-division titlist revealed that he successfully worked out a deal behind the scenes to take on the current unified welterweight champion. The two are now slated to face off
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Amateur Buda Mendes/Getty Images Reaction from Galal Yafai, Brendan Irvine and Michaela Walsh after day three of the boxing at the Olympic Games in Tokyo IRELAND had a difficult draw at the Tokyo Olympics and a tough afternoon session on the third day (Monday, July 26) at the Kokugikan Arena. Dynamic Filipino Carlo Paalam started
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Posted on 07/25/2021 By: Hans Themistode Most of the boxing world stood in awe of Brian Castano. Just last weekend, the current WBO 154 pound titlist took on unified champion Jermell Charlo at the AT&T Center in San Antonio, Texas. Heading in, most observers gave Charlo the edge. While their contest would ultimately end in
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History • Issue • Premium Larry Braysher Miles Templeton looks back at one of the most controversial bouts in boxing history, the Long Count REGULAR readers of this column will know that I usually write about British boxers and their history, but I do occasionally like to stray across the Atlantic and cover some of
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