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Manny Pacquiao Re-Arranges Antonio Margarito’s Face

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I hate to say I told you so, but boxing karma travels fast. Everyone knows where I stand regarding the unforgivable boxing sin of loaded gloves committed by Antonio Margarito (now 38-7) before his fight with Shane Mosley, and perhaps others. It was only fitting that the super-human Manny Pacquiao (now 52-3) turned Margarito’s face into something […]

Paul Williams And Sergio Martinez Revive Boxing In November

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Thank God for Paul "the Punisher" Williams (39-1, 27 KOs) and Sergio "Maravilla" Martinez (45-2-2, 24 KOs). Martinez and Williams fought the best fight last year. And they are poised to participate in one of 2010’s best. Last year, I picked Paul Williams to defeat Sergio Martinez by late stoppage. This year, I am not so […]

Juan Ma Plus Dinamita Equal Fireworks

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One thing I know for sure is that this fight will not be going the distance. Both fighters punch as hard as lightweights, even though both men will be duking it out at/under the featherweight limit in two weeks. Both men have been hurt seriously in previous fights. This has all the makings of a "knock ’em […]

Why Manny Pacquiao Will Defeat Antonio Margarito (My Real Prediction)

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Speed kills. For those of you who have been reading my posts for the past four years, you know that my fight predictions are filled with this recurring theme. And boy will Manny Pacquiao (51-3-2, 38 KOs) have a speed advantage next month when he faces the recently-disgraced Antonio Margarito (38-6, 27 KOs) at Cowboys Stadium. Disregard the long-shot prediction in […]

Why Antonio Margarito Will Defeat Manny Pacquiao

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Yes, I said it. But I only said it to get your attention. And I am sure it worked, especially for the folks that I refer to as "Pac-Men" — Pacquiao’s legion of die-hard fans. I have been on a few boxing forums, and have seen how some of them have verbally attacked anyone who […]

Who’s Going To Win The Super-Six Now?

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I still think that Andre is going to win Showtime’s "Super Six" middleweight tournament. However, it’s no longer a Dirrell but rather a Ward. They’re the two best supper middleweights, not named Lucien Bute, but I have to give Ward the slight edge at this point. Here are the upcoming matches, and my predicted outcomes: […]

My Twitter Night Was Better Than The Mosley-Mora Fight

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From what I heard on Twitter, my post headline is not much of a statement for those who covered or watched the fight. As you can deduce from my words, I did not watch this fight. The reasons are many. For starters, the fight was not pay-per-view-worthy. Judging by the outcome and crowd response, it […]

A “Royal” Warning To Floyd Mayweather, Jr. From A King

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The "King" that I am referring to is none other than the self-proclaimed world’s greatest promoter. No matter what you think about Don King, it’s hard to deny some of what he expressed about Mayweather’s recent foibles. King correctly refers to the fact that Floyd Mayweather may have no match in terms of class inside […]

Another Bad Sequel: Wladimir Klitschko Meets Sam Peter Again

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The heavyweight division sucks. Yes, I said it. Some folks blame the dominant, yet uninspiring Klitschko brothers, for the current sleep-inducing state of the division. Others blame everyone not named Klitschko, viewing the division as a landfill overflowing with tomato cans and bags of garbage. Enter Sam Peter…again. Peter is not exactly garbage nor is he […]