September 15, 2005 Boxing News
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September 15, 2005
Has Shane Mosley lost his sweetness?
ESPN.com - September 15, 2005
Before 2002, a certified year from hell, he was Sugar Shane Mosley, and had a solid chance to gain entrance into the 'only first name needed' club, with Lennox, Mike and Oscar.
Bahamas/Scotland Amateur Boxing Connection Formed
The Bahama Journal,Bahamas - September 15, 2005
It cannot be denied that over the last four years, the ABFB, headed by former amateur heavyweight champion Wellington Miller has earned new respect here in the country and throughout the region and the outer international amateur boxing domain.
Israeli Mohar to fight for title
Jerusalem Post,Israel - September 15, 2005
Israeli welterweight Merhav Mohar will step into the ring for the biggest fight of his career on Friday night when he takes on Xavier Tolliver for the vacant WBC Fecarbox (Central American Boxing Federation) welterweight title at Gwinnett Center in Duluth, Georgia.
Warren confident of winning legal battle
Telegraph.co.uk,United Kingdom - September 15, 2005
Promoter Frank Warren, insisting he has Ricky Hatton under contract for three more fights, has revealed he has paid the IBF junior welterweight champion more than £6 million since the beginning of 2002.
Wlad yearns for lost respect
NorthJersey.com,NJ - September 15, 2005
As Wladimir Klitschko has discovered, there's no more unforgiving sport than boxing. Yesterday's news is today's distant memory.
Tyson Finds Chechens Are in His Corner
Los Angeles Times,CA - September 15, 2005
He's had trouble in many venues, but former world heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson got an enthusiastic welcome Thursday in Chechnya.
Peden over ambush, focused on Barrera
ESPN.com - September 15, 2005
A little more than six years since taking a brutal beating by a deranged man wielding a baseball bat, Robbie Peden (25-2, 14 KOs) is set for the biggest moment of his professional life -- a junior lightweight title unification fight against Marco Antonio Barrera (60-4, 42 KOs) at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on Saturday night (HBO PPV, 9 ET).
12 Round Bout Set for Locals Saturday at GMU
Herndon Connection,VA - September 15, 2005
When Perry Ballard and Jimmy Lange square Saturday at George Mason University, more than just the 154-pound World Boxing Empire title will be on the line.
Kadyrov Hosts Iron Mike in Chechnya
The Moscow Times,Russia - September 15, 2005
Former world heavyweight champion Mike Tyson traveled to Chechnya on Thursday to open a Russian national boxing tournament and said he had prayed for the war
Boxing Club plans fund raiser for United Way
Liberal Southwest Daily Times,KS - September 15, 2005
The Liberal Weissel Boxing Club will hold a boxing tournament on Saturday, Sept. 17, at the Payless Furniture parking lot, 529 S
Ghost returns to The Palace
Vida en el Valle,CA - September 15, 2005
Roberto 'The Ghost' Guerrero returns to The Palace Indian Gaming Center for live professional boxing on Friday, Sept. 16th alongside other nine scheduled bouts.
Terry Marsh comp!
BBC Sport,UK - September 15, 2005
erry Marsh found fame as the Fighting Fireman when he won the IBF light welterweight title in 1987, then infamy when he was accused of shooting boxing promoter Frank Warren.
Fighter barred for failing scan
Brisbane Courier Mail, Australia - September 15, 2005
Haskinss promoter, Chris Sanigar, insisted Kibiti should never box again. He will not be able to box here again and the British Boxing Board of Control are
Harrison throws down the gauntlet
BBC Sport,UK - September 15, 2005
Former Olympic champion Audley Harrison wants his next fight to be against a leading heavyweight contender.
Columnist Jeff Haney: Barrera weighs in on Morales defeat
Las Vegas Sun,NV - September 15, 2005
"I think that he [Morales] just had a bad night," Barrera said after a brief training session this week at the MGM Grand, where he will fight Robbie Peden in a super featherweight unification bout Saturday night (HBO Pay-Per-View, $44.95). "We're all open to having a bad night now and then."
Pawal Wolak Brings His Lunch Pail
TheSweetScience.com - September 15, 2005
He is the very definition of a “blue-collar” fighter, a guy who brings his “lunch pail” when he does battle in the squared circle.
Boxer Tyson gets hero's welcome in Russia's Chechnya
AFP via Yahoo! News - September 15, 2005
Former world heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson got an ecstatic welcome from hundreds of cheering fans in Russia's war-torn Chechnya, when he arrived as a guest of a local warlord-turned-politician.
Finally, its on: Green v Mundine
The Age (subscription),Australia - September 15, 2005
DANNY Green yesterday labelled next year's match-up with Anthony Mundine his biggest challenge after the super-middleweight contenders finally put aside years of bickering to set up the clash — expected to be highest-grossing bout in Australian history.
Murdered boxing coach buried
Starbroek News - September 15, 2005
Grief-stricken Agricola residents yesterday buried murdered boxing coach Donald Allison amid pomp and ceremony.
Warren steps up Hatton fight
DeHavilland,UK - September 15, 2005
Boxing promoter Frank Warren has stepped up his legal battle over the managing rights of IBF light welterweight champion Ricky Hatton by producing documentary
HARRISON READY FOR RING RETURN
Sportinglife.com,UK - September 15, 2005
Scott Harrison will capitalise on Joe Calzaghe's misfortune by defending his WBO featherweight title in front of the ITV cameras at the Braehead Arena on November 5.
Khan looking for a new hit
Manchester Evening News,UK - September 15, 2005
BOXING wonder Amir Khan has stepped into a different arena by appearing in the video for fellow Boltonian Jessica Moons new single .
Moreno likely to get shot at title
Monterey County Herald,CA - September 15, 2005
Big opportunities are on the agenda for Watsonville boxer Carina Moreno, who conceivably could fight two unbeaten opponents, on two different continents, within a 26-day span. And one of those fights would be for the WBC women's world championship at 105 pounds.
Warren produces Hatton evidence
BBC Sport,UK - September 15, 2005
Frank Warren has produced documentary evidence that he says confirms his Sports Network company has a binding agreement with Ricky Hatton.
Mike Tyson visits Chechnya to attend boxing tournament
Pravda,Russia - September 15, 2005
Mike Tyson, former heavyweight boxing champion, arrived to Chechnya to be the honored guest at a boxing tournament in Gudermes, the republic's second largest city.
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