Boxing History

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Michael Spinks remains a legendary figure in the boxing world, recognized for his unparalleled success in both light-heavyweight and heavyweight divisions. His in-ring artistry, characterized by elusive movement and strategic brilliance, earned him the affectionate nickname “Jinx” among fans. However, this iconic champion often finds his achievements overshadowed by a single, crushing defeat – a
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On February 1st, boxing fans will converge at The T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas for a night filled with thrilling matchups, headlined by the much-anticipated clash between David Benavidez and David Morrell. Among the undercard, a significant bout is brewing between Angel Fierro and Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz. This fight carries a symbolic weight as it
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Boxing has always possessed a unique ability to encapsulate the spectrum of the human experience: triumph, struggle, fame, and failure. Among the most enigmatic figures in the sport’s history is Sonny Liston, a heavyweight champion whose life journey was marred by controversy, misunderstandings, and an ongoing struggle for respect. While skill in the ring earned
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In the world of professional boxing, losses are felt deeply—not only in the ring but also by fans and fellow fighters alike. The recent passing of Thierry Jacob has cast a somber shadow over the sport, as the 59-year-old former WBC super-bantamweight champion lost his courageous battle with lung cancer. His death comes on the
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In the often romanticized world of heavyweight boxing, certain names dominate the narrative—Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, and George Foreman, to name a few. Their legendary encounters and illustrious careers cast long shadows over lesser-known fighters who also made impressions in the ring. Among them, Mel Turnbow, a fighter with a somewhat unremarkable record, stands out