By Boxing Daily, Posted June 29th, 2008 Comments (7) Topic: Boxing News, Fight Reviews

Manny Pacquiao has beaten David Diaz by a KO in the 9th round to win the WBC lightweight crown. As the current pound for pound boxing king, Manny Pacquiao was the favourite to win this fight from and he certainly impressed the crowd straight from the start showing off fast hard punches and excellent boxing skills (read more…)
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By Robert Westwood, Posted June 18th, 2008 Comments (0) Topic: Boxing News, Fight Previews

This coming Saturday we will see at 10.0pm the meeting of Witherspoon and Arreola. On the ringside will be the HBO team of Bob Papa, Max Kellerman, and Lennox Lewis. This meeting of these two undefeated heavyweights, should be worth watching, seeing as both are trying to become the top American’s in their division (read more…)
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By Joe Stevens, Posted June 17th, 2008 Comments (2) Topic: Boxers, Boxing News, General News

The pound for pound new world champion is Filipino boxer Manny Pacquiao. He thanks his fans for all their support. The world pound for pound king is a phrase that describes a fighter at the top of his weight and with the best skill against other fighters (read more…)
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By James Russell, Posted June 15th, 2008 Comments (0) Topic: Boxing News, Fight Previews, General News

The trainer Freddie Roach has added an interesting new twist to the story of the Filipino Manny Pacquiao by saying that Golden Boy Promotions might want to put up Oscar De La Hoya in stead of Ricky Hatton, also handled by the Golden Boy promotions. “To be honest with you I think Manny can beat Oscar”. Also that Pacquiao’s speed would be too much for “an old man”, like De La Hoya (read more…)
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By Joe Stevens, Posted June 13th, 2008 Comments (0) Topic: Boxing News, Fight Previews

A fight has been made by the world boxing council between the top and second top ranked fighters, Andre Berto (top with 21-0, and 18 knock outs ), Miguel Rodriguez (second top with 29-2, and 23 knockouts). To fill the welterweight title vacancy that was made when Floyd Mayweather retired. The two were scheduled to fight on the 21 June as a part of (read more…)
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By James Russell, Posted June 13th, 2008 Comments (1) Topic: Boxing News, Fight Previews

The Mayweather-De La Hoya rematch on the 20 September was cancelled when Mayweather announced his retirement. The effects of this fight cancellation means that De La Hoya will only be fighting once more before retiring himself. De La Hoya has apparently given up his September date and will now have his final fight on (read more…)
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By Robert Westwood, Posted June 10th, 2008 Comments (3) Topic: Boxing News, Fight Previews

After turning down the fight with De La Hoya, one of Hatton’s nest opponents could be the superstar Manny Paciquiao. Pacquiao has stated before that he wants to challenge Hatton if he moves up and beats (read more…)
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By Joe Stevens, Posted June 10th, 2008 Comments (0) Topic: Boxing News, Fight Previews, General News

It seems Ricky Hatton will not be fighting Oscar De La Hoya. De La Hoya was going to fight Mayweather before his retirement announcement, the fight was set for the 20 September. From this rumours started about Hatton taking Mayweather’s place in the fight, but Ray Hatton (Ricky Hatton’s father and manager) has said that his son needed more time to prepare (read more…)
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By James Russell, Posted June 9th, 2008 Comments (0) Topic: Boxing News, Fight Previews

With the retirement of Mayweather, Ricky Hatton has moved into a position for a superfight with De La Hoya later in the year. Hatton is due to fight Pauile Malignaggi in November, and could change course and fight the American, with the opportunity to generate huge pay-per-view sales (read more…)
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By Robert Westwood, Posted June 9th, 2008 Comments (1) Topic: Boxing News, General News

For the third time, Floyd “Money” Mayweather has decided to call it quits, and ended his career. The welterweight weight champion and pound-for-pound king has made retirement vows before. But is apparently now genuine about it. The big money fight with De La Hoya is no longer on (read more…)
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