Boxing History

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Ken Norton, a prominent figure in the heavyweight division during the 1970s, may not have won a title in the ring, but he certainly left a lasting impact on the world of boxing. Known for his grueling battles with fighters like Muhammad Ali, George Foreman, and Larry Holmes, Norton’s career was defined by his resilience,
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Jose “Pipino” Cuevas was a force to be reckoned with in the boxing world, yet his greatness often goes overlooked. One of his defining moments came in 1976 when an 18-year-old Cuevas shocked the boxing community by defeating the defending WBA welterweight champion, Angel Espada. Cuevas, with an unassuming record of 15-6(13), was considered an
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Michael Spinks, a legendary figure in the world of boxing, is often unfairly defined by his quick defeat at the hands of Mike Tyson. However, before that infamous fight, Spinks had already established himself as a true great in the sport. Born in St. Louis in 1956, Spinks, along with his brother Leon, achieved gold
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Arturo Gatti was a fighter who burned brighter than any other during his time. Fans were always left craving more after watching him in action. His undiluted, raw fight style was a rarity in the world of boxing, making him one of the most exciting fighters of all time. However, tragedy struck when Gatti was
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Upon reviewing Evander Holyfield’s picks for the Dream Fight scenarios presented to him, it is evident that some of his choices are quite questionable. For instance, Holyfield selected Deontay Wilder over Frank Bruno, Mike Tyson over Vitali Klitschko, and Mike Tyson over Anthony Joshua. These picks may seem biased towards Tyson, a fellow heavyweight legend,
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It has been 15 years since the legendary Nicaraguan world champion, Alexis Arguello, tragically passed away. Known as “The Explosive Thin Man,” Arguello was a dominant force in the boxing world, reigning as a champion in three weight classes – featherweight, super featherweight, and lightweight. His untimely death, reportedly by suicide, left the boxing community