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Coward Canelo Should Be Banned From Boxing

By Scoop Malinowski Canelo Alvarez embarrassed the sport of boxing by using the most ridiculous duck excuses to hide from David Benavidez – again. “He gave the opportunity to Jaime Munguia, who hasn’t done nothing. The excuse Canelo gave was, ‘Oh because he’s been really respectful.’ Like bro, get the ...

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The Franchise vs The Hired Patsy

  Big press conference in Beverly Hills yesterday with the hundred millionaire franchise money maker vs. his handpicked hired patsy. Interesting that the franchise is building up reasons for why he selected his “respectful” patsy while ducking his no. 1 contender David Benavidez… “I said I wouldn’t fight against a ...

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When Ali And Tyson Argued About Who Was Greater

By Scoop Malinowski In the 1980s on live television Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson actually argued face to face about who was the greater world heavyweight champion. The verbal clash happened on the Arsenio Hall Show, with a silent and respectful Sugar Ray Leonard seated on a couch between the ...

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When Muhammad Ali Wept

By Scoop Malinowski Is it physically, emotionally, scientifically possible that “the greatest” fighter in boxing history could actually weep and cry? According to soccer legend Pele’s biography, yes. In the book “Pele: His Life And Times” by Harry Harris, page 156 mentions the first time Muhammad Ali met Pele, which ...

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Joshua Summons His Inner Mike Tyson, Demolishes Ngannou

  By Scoop Malinowski Curiously absent for years, suddenly the very best and most violent version  of Anthony Joshua emerged again in Riyadh last night, as the Brit powerhouse annihilated Francis Ngannou with a one punch, second round knockout. Joshua decked Ngannou twice and then finished the job with one ...

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Mike Culbert Remembers Facing Roberto Duran 1996

By Scoop Malinowski Mike Culbert fought Roberto Duran in 1996 in Chester, West Virginia. The four division world champion who boxed from 1968-2001, was 45 years old at the time, with a record of 97-12. It was a super middleweight fight after Duran had fought Hector Camacho and before his ...

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