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	[Feb 19, 2007] Barry McGuigan Signs Onto The Contender Sugar Ray Leonard will captain an American team against a British team supervised by Barry McGuigan.

	[Feb 4, 2007] Benn/McClennan: Boxing is no game Many will never forget the night twelve years ago next month when Nigel Benn smashed Gerald McCellan to defeat.

	[Jan 17, 2007] Tom Jones, Celine Dion and Ricky Hatton Ricky Hatton goes to his corner against Juan Urango of Colombia in Las Vegas on Saturday.

	[Jan 12, 2007] Brian Anderson: Boxing, prison, the community Brian Anderson is an ex-pro boxer, and not a bad one at that; British middleweight champion back in the Eighties.

	[Dec 12, 2006] Harrison Smashes Williams in Fine Fashion Audley Harrison's reputation as a heavyweight prospect was partly restored in the east end of London last Saturday.

	[Dec 12, 2006] If you can count your loyalty, you ain't got none In the Hollywood version of events, boxing promoters steal from managers, managers steal from fighters, and fighters steal from the public.

	[Dec 6, 2006] Does Scott Harrison See The Light? "It has given me far more discipline and made me stronger," said Cook in London after reluctantly flying from his Glasgow home.

	[Nov 1, 2006] Trevor Berbick's Last Appearance Trevor Berbick will be remembered less for a respectable record of 50-11-1 and 33 knockouts than the violent end to his life.

	[Oct 19, 2006] Joe Calzaghe Tête-À-Tête with Sugar Ray Leonard interrupted a British tour of speaking engagements to advise Joe Calzaghe at a hotel in London.

	[Oct 13, 2006] Joe Calzaghe's Lasting Legacy On Saturday, Sakio Bika, a durable Cameroonian-born Australian, will be the 19th challenge of Joe Calzaghe's nine-year reign as World...

	[Oct 4, 2006] Audley Harrison: No more excuses When Audley Harrison walked off with a gold medal two Olympics ago he was rewarded with a $1.7 million television contract by the BBC.

	[Aug 3, 2006] Henry Cooper, Oh Lucky Man Cooper's popularity dates back 43 years shortly after Cassius Clay gained a ten-round decision against former light-heavyweight contender Doug...

[Jul 3, 2006]
British Heavyweights and The U.S.
They were personified by Phaintin' Phil Scott , who made a career out of rolling on the canvas, clutching his groin and shouting "foul."  More ...

[Feb 23, 2006]
Khan we slow things down?
Amir Khan goes to his corner at the Excel Centre in London on Saturday night, boxing on the undercard of the heavyweight eliminator between Danny Williams and Matt Skelton.  More ...

[Dec 6, 2005]
Frank Warren: Boxing promoter with a bullet
Twenty-five years ago I sat in a London bar listening to Frank Warren outline his plans to take on the established forces in British boxing.  More ...

[Oct 18, 2005]
Ken Buchanan Once More
I sometimes come across Ken Buchanan at the fights, sometimes at boxing dinners, a short, sparse man whose face carries the marks of battle, a man in the Hall of Fame.  More ...

[Sep 19, 2005]
Boxing Disloyalty via Ricky Hatton
In the Hollywood version of events, boxing promoters steal from managers, managers steal from fighters, and fighters steal from the public. Loyalty is seldom mentioned.  More ...

[Sep 13, 2005]
Archie Moore and The Hunger
One of the disciplines Moore employed to meet the problem of making a weight at which he was no longer comfortable was unsettling for fellow diners.  More ...

[Jul 29, 2005]
The Bottle, The Canvas and Mickey Walker
When he wasn't fighting the bottle, Mickey Walker was fighting heavyweights. The only difference was he could hold his own with heavyweights.  More ...

[Jun 22, 2005]
Eddie Thomas: Fighter, Manager, Promoter, Merthyr Man
Eddie Thomas, the former British and European welterweight champion, had been going in with hard men for more than 40 years.  More ...