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	Jake Donovan   [Apr 9, 2005] Marco Antonio Barrera: What’s Done . . . What’s Left To Do After 15 years and 60 pro fights, most fighters would be winding down their careers, and reflecting on all that they accomplished.

	Deon Potgieter   [Apr 10, 2005] Barrera-Fana: Does It Count To Count? Barrera looked impressive in stopping Fana in on Saturday night, but what should have been clear-cut, now has a slight stigma.

	Robert Ecksel   [Apr 10, 2005] Barrera Breaks Fana in Two Marco Antonio Barrera carved another notch on his holster Saturday night by dropping Mzonke Fana to the canvas and out of contention at 1:48 of round two.

	Frank Lotierzo   [Apr 11, 2005] Toney Will Join Exclusive Club With Win Over Ruiz On April 30th, James "Lights Out" Toney (68-4-2) challenges John Ruiz (41-5-1) for the WBA heavyweight championship.

	Aaron Tallent   [Apr 12, 2005] The High Price of Boxing Immortality On July 4, 1923, all eyes were on Shelby, Montana as it hosted a heavyweight title fight between Jack Dempsey and Tommy Gibbons.

	Robert Mladinich   [Apr 12, 2005] A Blood Sport, A Blood Drive, and the NYPD’s Fighting Finest On Thursday night, April 14th, NYPD's Finest will square off against a joint LAPD and LA Sheriff’s Department team at the Armory.

	Joey Knish   [Apr 13, 2005] Please Allow Me to Introduce Myself (Again) - I’m Shane Mosley You have seen me in the ring putting on classic displays of “power boxing” - a mix of speed and explosive power that overwhelmed opponents.

	Robert Ecksel   [Apr 14, 2005] George Plimpton vs. Archie Moore In 1959 the writer George Plimpton challenged light heavyweight champ Archie Moore to three rounds of sparring.

	Rick Folstad   [Apr 14, 2005] Winky Wright: Don’t Call Me Ronald Steal his parking space, tease his dog or tell him he couldn’t punch his way out of a grocery bag. Just don't call him Ronald.

	Pat Putnam   [Apr 15, 2005] Barrera-Fana and HBO-PPV After vowing I would not buy the fight, there I was last Saturday night plunking down $40 to watch the HBO pay-for-view version of The Titanic.

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