CJ Award: Superlative Boxing Journalism

[June, 2005]
Abramson Captures CJ Award for June
First-place honors for June went to Mitch Abramson, whose piece, entitled “New York State Commission Tests Boxers” took an in-depth look at a new experimental testing method in New York.

[May, 2005]
Boxing writer and veteran observer Rein wins CJ Award for May – Abramson, Smith are runners-up
Talented freelance boxing writer Joe Rein has a style all his own. And that style now manifests itself in his being named over an accomplished field of candidates as winner of the May 2005 CJ Award, bestowed by TheSweetScience.com.

[April, 2005]
Veteran Boxing Writer George Kimball Wins CJ Award for April - Cassidy Duo Win Runner-Up Slots
George Kimball, one of the more decorated boxing writers in the world, has added another honor to his beefy resume, prevailing over an outstanding field of candidates to capture the April 2005 CJ Award, as bestowed by TheSweetScience.com.

[March, 2005]
Boxing writer Mladinich wins CJ Award for March - Mayo, Kimball, Knish Earn Runner-Up Slots
Native New Yorker Robert Mladinich has captured the March 2005 CJ Award, emblematic of outstanding achievement in boxing journalism, for his profile of former light heavyweight contender "Irish" Bobby Cassidy, it was announced today.

[February, 2005]
Rendall Captures First CJ Award -- Kehoe, Tallent are Runners-Up; Special Mention For Putnam
British-based journalist and author Jonathan Rendall has captured the first-ever CJ Award for excellence in boxing writing.