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Blazing Saddles—Kennedy Dominates Vinan, Hart Blasts Turner, Sosa, Sosa, Sosa!

Posted by George Hanson., Jr Esq. on Jun 9, 2013 in Featured Articles | 1 comment
The Mouthpiece Blazing Saddles—Kennedy Dominates Vinan Hart Blasts Turner Sosa, Sosa, Sosa! By: George Hanson Jr., Esq. Date:                       Saturday, June 1, 2013 Venue:                    Bally’s, Atlantic City, New...
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Remembering Ron Lyle

Posted by JIM AMATO on Jun 2, 2013 in Featured Articles | 1 comment
Big,strong Ron Lyle was a heavyweight who fought during the talent rich 1970′s. He was a main stream contender for nearly a decade. He fought “The Greatest”,Muhammad Ali for the title and more then held his own until being stopped in round eleven. He had “Big” George Foreman on the canvas twice...
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Boxing Dates to remember in June

Posted by Richey Jones on May 26, 2013 in Featured Articles | Comments Off on Boxing Dates to remember in June
By RICHEY S. JONES: He moved to Las Vegas two weeks before the first Leonard/Duran fight when he just 14, he became a fan of the sport and has been compiling these boxing dates for around 15 years. June 1, 1915: Mike Glover W 12 Matt Wells, Boston. Wins World Welterweight Title. 1928: Tommy Loughran W 15...
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Delvin Rodriguez – The New IBF North American Junior Middleweight champ.

Posted by PATTEE MAK on May 26, 2013 in Featured Articles | Comments Off on Delvin Rodriguez – The New IBF North American Junior Middleweight champ.
Ringside by Pattee Mak – May 24, 2013 Local pro boxer Delvin Rodriguez from Danbury, Connecticut took on Freddy Hernandez from Los Angeles, California.  Rodriguez is very familiar fighting at Mohegan Sun as he fought here many times before. Round 1 Rodriguez landed a couple of clean shots on Hernandez. ...
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Coming Out With my God Given Talents – Interview of Seth “Mayhem” Mitchell

Posted by PATTEE MAK on May 22, 2013 in Featured Articles | Comments Off on Coming Out With my God Given Talents – Interview of Seth “Mayhem” Mitchell
[By Pattee Mak on May 18, 2013].   On June 22, 2013, heavyweight Seth “Mayhem” Mitchell (25-1-1, 19 KOs) from Brandywine, Maryland, will be fighting 12 rounds in the co-main event on the undercard of Paulie Malignaggi vs. Adrien Broner in a rematch against Johnathon Banks (29-1-1, 19 KOs) of Detroit,...
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Boxing Dates To Remember in May

Posted by Richey Jones on Apr 30, 2013 in Featured Articles | Comments Off on Boxing Dates To Remember in May
  By Richey S Jones. Do not go gentle into that good night. Rage, rage against the dying of the light   May 1, 1900: Jack Johnson KO 7 Jim Scanlon, Galveston, Texas. 1902: Harry Forbes D 20 Johnny Reagan, St. Louis. Retains World Bantamweight Title. 1914: Harry Wills W 10 Sam Langford, New...
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Caputo No Fear—DeCarlo Perez in a Zone

Posted by George Hanson., Jr Esq. on Apr 30, 2013 in Featured Articles | Comments Off on Caputo No Fear—DeCarlo Perez in a Zone
The Mouthpiece Caputo No Fear—DeCarlo Perez in a Zone Damon Allen Debuts By: George Hanson Jr., Esq. Date: Friday, April 19, 2013 Venue: Harrah’s Chester Casino & Racetrack, Chester, Pennsylvania Promoters: Joey Eye Boxing Promotions & David Feldman Ring Announcer: Larry Tornambe Referees: Shawn...
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The State of New York Shined at the Boxing Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony

Posted by PATTEE MAK on Apr 30, 2013 in Featured Articles | Comments Off on The State of New York Shined at the Boxing Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
By Pattee Mak – April 28, 2013: Howard Beach, New York The New York State Boxing Hall of Fame held its 2nd annual induction dinner at Russo’s On The Bay in Howard Beach, New York.  The event started off with an array of all sorts of delicious foods consisting of an assortment of fruits, bagels, and...
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Fury invades the US and stops USS Cunningham in the 7th Round

Posted by PATTEE MAK on Apr 21, 2013 in Featured Articles | Comments Off on Fury invades the US and stops USS Cunningham in the 7th Round
Ringside by Pattee Mak April 20, 2013 – NEW YORK Tyson Fury just didn’t want to go the scheduled 12 rounds in this heavyweight bout against Steve Cunningham in an eliminator for the #2 heavyweight spot at the IBF, so he made it a short lived affair by stopping Cunningham, 2 minutes, 55 seconds into...
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CLEVELAND’S PABLO RAMOS ; GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN

Posted by JIM AMATO on Mar 26, 2013 in Featured Articles | Comments Off on CLEVELAND’S PABLO RAMOS ; GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
By Jim Amato The city of Cleveland produced a world class light heavyweight in the late 1970′s and early 80′s. Pablo “Paul” Ramos was a ranked contender and please remember this was a glorious era in the history of the light heavyweight division. There were so many great boxers competing for the...
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Interview with Coach/Trainer Kendrick Ball – He Stands Out Above the Rest.

Posted by PATTEE MAK on Mar 25, 2013 in Featured Articles | 5 comments
[Interview by Pattee Mak – March 23, 2013] Coach Kendrick Ball owner and personal trainer of Camp Get Right Boxing Gym, 55 East Millbrook Street, Worcester, Massachusetts has his hands full in 2013. Not only does he own, operate and train his students in his full boxing gym complete with two rings, an...
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“IRISH” Joey McCreedy the UBF US-Northeast Light Heavyweight Champ

Posted by PATTEE MAK on Mar 17, 2013 in Featured Articles | Comments Off on “IRISH” Joey McCreedy the UBF US-Northeast Light Heavyweight Champ
[March 16, 2013 – Ringside by Pattee Mak] Light heavyweights fighting for the vacant Universal Boxing Federation (UBF) US-Northeast light heavyweight title were “Irish” Joey McCreedy vs Michael “Flash” Walchuk of Canada in the eight-round main event. Dicky Eklund was working...
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Boxing From Annapolis – Midshipmen Battle for Glory and History

Posted by MICHAEL AMAKOR on Feb 25, 2013 in Featured Articles | Comments Off on Boxing From Annapolis – Midshipmen Battle for Glory and History
By Michael Amakor | February 24, 2013 For more Pictures of the event go to the USNA Boxing Facebook page Event: 72nd Annual Brigade Boxing Championship Venue: 1900 Alumni Hall – US Naval Academy Annapolis Maryland Date: Friday, February 22, 2013 In the historic town of Annapolis Maryland along the...
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Clevelands Ralph Moncrief – The Spoiler

Posted by JIM AMATO on Feb 19, 2013 in Featured Articles | 2 comments
By Jim Amato Middleweight Ralph Moncrief lost eighteen of 47 fights. Records are deceiving though as you will see in this article. Born in 1950,Ralph turned professional in 1972 and won his first three bouts.He suffered his first defeat in 1973 being stopped by Detroit’s tough Lee Barber. Two fights...
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Delvin Rodriguez Shines by TKO.

Posted by PATTEE MAK on Feb 16, 2013 in Featured Articles | Comments Off on Delvin Rodriguez Shines by TKO.
Ringside by Pattee Mak |February 15, 2013 Joe DeGuardia’s Star Boxing held a live professional boxing show tonight at Connecticut’s Mohegan Sun.  A portion of the bouts was shown live on ESPN2.   The main event consisted of middleweights, Delvin Rodriguez vs. George Tahdooahnippah. Prior to the start...
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Garrett Wilson-Van Helsing

Posted by George Hanson., Jr Esq. on Feb 11, 2013 in Featured Articles | Comments Off on Garrett Wilson-Van Helsing
By: George H. Hanson Jr., Esq. Vampires do exist. In 1897 Dr. Abraham Van Helsing and his band of vampire hunters made the long trek from London to Transylvania— the Carpathian Mountain near the Borgo Pass—in hot pursuit of Count Dracula, the Prince of Darkness and Romanian aristocrat. Sedulous in their...
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Roswell 47— Vasquez and Rodriguez

Posted by George Hanson., Jr Esq. on Feb 3, 2013 in Featured Articles | Comments Off on Roswell 47— Vasquez and Rodriguez
By: George Hanson Jr., Esq. Date:                            Saturday, January 26, 2013 Venue:                         Harrah’s Chester Casino & Racetrack, Chester, Pennsylvania Promoters:                  Joey Eye Boxing Promotions & David Feldman Ring...
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Marco Huck: My 2012 Fighter of the Year

Posted by MICHAEL AMAKOR on Feb 2, 2013 in Featured Articles | Comments Off on Marco Huck: My 2012 Fighter of the Year
By Michael Amakor | January 30, 2013 Too often in boxing, great fights never get seen because they did not get featured on HBO or Showtime. Even when they do, those fights get quickly forgotten when more popular fighters repeatedly take center stage. In deciding on my fighter of the year for 2012, I used...
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WBA-E-I-O-U and Sometimes Why?

Posted by Press Releases on Jan 28, 2013 in Featured Articles | Comments Off on WBA-E-I-O-U and Sometimes Why?
By Aaron Lloyd | www.neutralcorneronline.com Over the past sixty years, the sport of boxing has evolved from a relatively comprehensible system of eight divisions and eight champions to an indistinguishable myriad of paper champions and unworthy title claimants. The title landscape has become so convoluted...
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BRUNO ARCARI ; A FORGOTTEN CHAMPION

Posted by Press Releases on Jan 28, 2013 in Featured Articles | Comments Off on BRUNO ARCARI ; A FORGOTTEN CHAMPION
By Jim Amato He may very well be one of the most underrated champions of the glorious 70’s. He won an astounding 70 of 73 battles. He held the 140 pound title for nearly four years and relinquished it. He never lost his belt in the ring. He was a 5’5″ southpaw from Italy named Bruno...
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