Articles of 2008
TSS Prospect Watch: Malik Scott PDF Print E-mail
Written by Bernard Fernandez   
Sunday, 14 December 2008 19:00

Whoever first said “the best offense is a good defense” must not have been a fan of heavyweight boxing.

It’s OK to be a cutie-pie like Willie Pep or Pernell Whitaker if you’re a little guy, but for large men it’s always better to succeed with a high terror quotient and a wide mean streak than with flawless technique. From John L. Sullivan to Jack Johnson to Jack Dempsey to Joe Louis to Rocky Marciano to Joe Frazier to George Foreman and Mike Tyson, the heavyweights who have most held the public in their thrall were big boppers who could turn out the lights with a single shot, then stand sneering over their fallen opponents.

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James Toney Edges Oquendo For IBA Title PDF Print E-mail
Written by David A. Avila   
Saturday, 13 December 2008 19:00

MORONGO CASINO, CA.-An illegal punch behind the head proved to be the difference in James “Lights Out” Toney taking a split-decision over Fres Oquendo and winning the IBA heavyweight title on Saturday.

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Could Haye Be The Man To Spark The Division? PDF Print E-mail
Written by Phil Woolever   
Saturday, 13 December 2008 19:00

MANNHEIM UNDER A FULL XMAS MOON – It’s another almost perfectly choreographed fight night for K2 Promotions as consensus top heavyweight Wladimir Klitschko thumped Hasim Rahman for a seventh round TKO.

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Holt Gets Nod Over Sub Hopkins In AC PDF Print E-mail
Written by Michael Woods   
Saturday, 13 December 2008 19:00

His manager was pinched on a coke bust and his opponent dropped out a week before his scrap. You must give Kendall Holt points for going with the flow, and staying focused in his bout with Demetrius Hopkins at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City in New Jersey on Saturday night. Hopkins too must get props for stepping in on short notice, and cutting down from welter to junior welterweight. But that aside, it was a bit of a ho hum affair in AC, as the styles of the two men combined for a drama- free interlude that sometimes looked like a sparring sesh. After 12 rounds, the Jerseyite Holt, who does deserve some good news after all, had his hand raised, and was informed he’d be holding on to his WBO crown.

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Urbano Antillon & Brian Viloria Score KOs PDF Print E-mail
Written by David A. Avila   
Friday, 12 December 2008 19:00

VERNON, CA.-Urbano Antillon moved another step toward a world title fight with a convincing knockout win over Puerto Rico’s Juan Ramon Cruz in a lightweight fight on Friday.

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