Boxing Scene

David Haye wasn’t especially pleased with how Joe Joyce performed during his third-round, technical-knockout victory over Michael Wallisch last month in London. The former WBA heavyweight champion considered Joyce too heavy and too reckless, even against an unimposing opponent who had been stopped in three of his previous four fights. Haye, an analyst for BT
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Mohegan Sun, CT – For the interim-WBA lightweight title, a battle of unbeatens saw Rolando Romero (12-0, 10 KOs) win a controversial twelve round unanimous decision over Jackson Marinez (19-1, 7 KOs). The scores were 115-113, 116-112 and 118-110. There were many who felt Marinez had done enough to win. Very close first round, with Romero punching
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Abel Sanchez knows a thing or two about training world titleholders. From former WBC welterweight titleholder Lupe Aquino to Gennadiy Golovkin, Sanchez has a effective way of getting the most out of his fighters, mentally and physically. Cecilia Braekhus could be the next fighter to benefit from working with Sanchez. Braekhus will defend her undisputed
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Luis Nery gets his long-craved shot at a second major title, although it comes with a pre-filled calendar. The World Boxing Council (WBC) approved Tijuana’s Nery (30-0, 24KOs)—its current mandatory contender at junior featherweight—to challenge for the now-vacant title versus countryman Aaron Alemada (25-0, 13KOs). Their bout will take place September 26, as part of
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