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	[Nov 11, 2006] "Irish" Wayne Kelly: He May Just Be Boxing's Best Ref On Saturday night, November 11, Wladimir Klitschko will defend his WBO heavyweight title against Calvin Brock.

	[May 14, 2006] Photos can bring back such wonderful memories Dozens upon dozens of memories adorn the walls of my new gym, "Randy's Ringside," in Oyster Bay, New York.

	[Apr 5, 2006] The E-Mailperson Delivers I get a phenomenal amount of e-mails. Every so often I'll share some of those letters with you, giving you a small sampling of what's on the minds...

	[Mar 30, 2006] Marc Ratner, Chuck Minker and Nevada Boxing Chuck was a boxing judge in Nevada from 1980 until 1987. Then he became the Executive Director of the Nevada State Athletic Commission.

	[May 25, 2005] "The Contender" Crowns a Champion The journey which began late in 2004 came to an end for "The Contender" on May 24 at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada.

	[Apr 30, 2005] John Ruiz (and Norman Stone) vs. James Toney Ruiz vs. Toney has so much interest that thousands of fans will show up at Madison Square Garden disguised as empty seats.

	[Mar 8, 2005] The Contender The sixteen men come from all over the USA and from all walks of life - from an ex-con to a lawyer - and all of the contenders are middleweights...

	[Mar 1, 2005] Jimmy Young: A Contender Who Deserved Better Jimmy Young took home only $262,000 of the $1 million payday he earned against Norton. His management, promoter and taxes got the rest.

	[Feb 17, 2005] Boxing Hall's Selection Sweet as Sugar Bert Sugar nearly threw his drink in the man's face. But after thinking twice, he decided "not to waste a perfectly good glass of scotch."

	[Nov 11, 2004] Jimmy McLarnin a Champion in Boxing and in Life I was disappointed to see most newspapers had nothing more than a throwaway line on the passing of Hall-of-Famer, Jimmy McLarnin.

	[Nov 8, 2004] Kostya Tszyu is Back Better than Ever Kostya Tszyu had not fought competitively for 22 months. You never would have known it.

	[Sep 23, 2004] The Showdown: Sugar Ray Leonard vs. Thomas Hearns Thomas Hearns entered the ring first. He was loose. Sweat glistened off his lean, rail-thin 147-pound body.

[Sep 16, 2004]
Superfight: Sugar Ray Leonard vs. Thomas Hearns
On September 16, 1981, in a makeshift arena that was the parking lot of Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada, "Superfight" took place.  More ...

[Jul 12, 2004]
Boxing Loses One of Its Finest - Al Gavin
With the recent passing of Al Gavin, boxing lost one of its truly great champions.  More ...

[Apr 24, 2004]
No Mas: My Version
It was November 25, 1980. I was with Bert Sugar, and, more memorably, Christie Brinkley, in New Orleans, Louisiana, for the rematch between Roberto Duran and Sugar Ray Leonard. To give you a better picture of this historic bout, some understanding of the  More ...