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·Pack of son of promoter Bob Arum found in Cascades (AP)
Searchers in the rugged North Cascades of Washington state have found a climbing backpack and a daypack belonging to the son of Hall of Fame boxing promoter Bob Arum, but are still looking for the missing climber. John Arum, a 49-year-old environmental lawyer in Seattle and an experienced climber, was reported missing Monday after failing to return from a weekend trip to climb Storm King, an...
·Super Six can still sink or swim (Yahoo! Sports)
The jury is still out on whether the Super Six will be a success.
·Pascal set to defend title vs. Hopkins (AP)
Light heavyweight champion Jean Pascal is set to defend his title against Bernard Hopkins in December in Quebec City. The fight is scheduled for Dec. 18. Pascal last fought in August when he beat Chad Dawson on points after the fight was stopped in the 11th to retain his WBC light heavyweight title. The 45-year-old Hopkins hasn't fought since winning a unanimous decision in his long-delayed...
·Juan Manuel Marquez accepts deal to fight Katsidis (AP)
Lightweight champion Juan Manuel Marquez has agreed to fight Michael Katsidis at the MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas on Nov. 27. Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer said Marquez has accepted the terms of a deal to defend his WBO belt against Katsidis, the all-action Australian slugger. Schaefer outlined a busy fall for his company's fighters during a workout in Hollywood on Wednesday by...
·Fana regains IBF junior lightweight title (AP)
Mzonke Fana won a vacant junior lightweight title with an easy unanimous decision over fellow South African Cassius Baloyi on Wednesday night. The 36-year-old Fana regained the IBF version of the title he lost to Baloyi in April 2008 at the Carnival City casino in Brakpan, near Johannesburg. The belt had been vacated by Robert Guerrero when he couldn't defend it against Fana in February.
·Pacquiao still wants fight against Mayweather (AP)
Manny Pacquiao and his trainer Freddie Roach said Wednesday they agreed to every demand put forward by Floyd Mayweather Jr. for what could have been the richest fight in boxing history. Roach also insisted that negotiations did take place for the fight, contradicting recent statements made by Mayweather adviser Leonard Ellerbe.
·Holyfield says bring on Haye, Klitschko brothers (AP)
Evander Holyfield wants to fight heavyweight champions David Haye and Vitali and Wladimir Klitschko. Holyfield, a former heavyweight champ who turns 48 next month, defends his lightly regarded WBF title against Sherman Williams (34-11-2, 19 KOs) on Nov. 5 in Detroit. He won the belt in April by stopping 41-year-old Francois Botha in the eighth round.
·Boxing doesn't need Pacquiao-Margarito shame (Yahoo! Sports)
If Manny Pacquiao believes Antonio Margarito is a cheater, then why is he lining his opponent's pocket with a lucrative November bout?
·Report: Arum's son missing in national park (Yahoo! Sports)
Hall of Fame boxing promoter Bob Arum has been notified that his son, John, went missing while hiking near Seattle.
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·Kessler pulls out of Super Six
Danish boxer Mikkel Kessler has pulled out of the Super Six tournament because of an eye injury.
·What are we in this game for?
Audley Harrison has told David Haye to put aside contractual details and sort out an all British world heavyweight title between the pair.
·Lopez-Marquez fight postponed
Juan Manuel Lopezs highly anticipated featherweight title fight against Rafael Marquez has been postponed after Marquez sustained a hand injury during training.
·Margarito denied fighting license
Antonio Margarito was denied a license to fight in California by the states athletic commission, leaving him to ponder options for a planned fight against Filipino star Manny Pacquiao.
·Bulder could go big in America - Berman
It might seem a long way to travel on the "Wild West" trail to Laredo, Texas to fight someone who has not tasted victory for almost nine years.
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·ITV to show Carl Froch WBC Eliminator Live
ITV and Hennessy Sports have today announced that the WBC super-middleweight world title final eliminator between Carl Froch and Russia’s Denis Inkin will be broadcast live on ITV1 on Saturday March 29th from the Nottingham Arena.
·Alex and Scott can re-run Ken and Jim
Edinburgh’s Alex Arthur has not dismissed the possibility of a bout with Scott Harrison in the future.
·Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow - Dominican Republic
In the latest part of his fascinating series, Eric Armit casts his eye over the Dominican Republic and chooses his stars of yesterday, today and (perhaps) tomorrow.
·Eric Armit's World View
In a recent column I remarked on the problems of getting accurate records and results from Africa. To some extent medical standards there can also be a problem.
·First Manchester Fight Nights this Weekend
This weekend Manchester-based television station Channel M and Salford boxing promoter Steve Wood, launch their new monthly boxing programme, ‘Manchester Fight Nights,’ this weekend with two hour-long shows.
·Bristol's Butler retains Masters title
Bristol’s Danny Butler retained his British Masters light-middleweight on home turf at the Marriot Hotel on Sunday night (3rd February) as Tooting’s David Wakefield was forced to retire on a cut eye after seven completed rounds.
·Ulster and Ireland round up
Andy Lee made a successful home debut in front of a fervent Limerick crowd on Saturday 2nd February as he became the first man to stop Argentinean tough guy Alejandro Gustavo Falliga in the fifth round of a scheduled ten.
·The World This Week
Oliver Fennell sums up the international action of interest. Results with relevance to British boxing are in bold.
·Newspaper launches 'Boxing against Bullying' campaign
All of us who know boxing are already well aware of this - the sport has a huge amount of potential to be a force for social good.The latest indicator that the general public are beginning to see the light is the launch of a campaign today by the Sheffield Star newspaper called 'Boxing against Bullying'.
·Setanta snaps up Woods fight
Clinton Woods’ defence of his IBF light-heavyweight title against Antonio ‘Magic Man’ Tarver in Tampa Bay, Florida on Saturday, April 12th is to be shown live on Setanta Sports.
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