http://www.theboxingforum.info/ Mon, 06 Sep 2010 09:12:44 -0700 MyBB http://www.theboxingforum.info/showthread.php?tid=801 Mon, 02 Aug 2010 11:41:56 -0700 http://www.theboxingforum.info/showthread.php?tid=801 Marquez won via a unanimous decision over Diaz who fought a gallant but losing fight against the former who was able to retain his WBA and WBO lightweight titles.
In their exciting boxing match Marquez used his vaunted punching power to frustrate and eventually beat the very determined Diaz.
The victory is the second time for Marquez who earlier beat Diaz via a ninth-round stoppage during their first meeting in February 2009.
With his win, Marquez was able to show the world that he still a force to reckon with in professional boxing after he was earlier knocked-out by American boxing superstar Floyd "Pretty Boy" Mayweather in their earlier boxing match-up.
With his latest victory, Marquez (51-5-1, 37 KOs), who turns 37 next month, called on Pacquiao to step on the plate and fight him again for the third time.
It can be recalled that the first two meetings of the two boxing superstars were a thriller for the global boxing fans.
Marquez and Pacquiao had an exciting draw in their first meeting wherein Pacquiao knocked down the Mexican three times.
In their second meeting Pacquiao came up victorious in split decision ruling by the boxing judges.
If ever the third meeting of the two takes place it would be a great pleasure to all boxing fans around the world. So don’t miss to chance to watch out your favorite boxing star live in ring by getting ::Please Register To See URLs::.]]> Marquez won via a unanimous decision over Diaz who fought a gallant but losing fight against the former who was able to retain his WBA and WBO lightweight titles.
In their exciting boxing match Marquez used his vaunted punching power to frustrate and eventually beat the very determined Diaz.
The victory is the second time for Marquez who earlier beat Diaz via a ninth-round stoppage during their first meeting in February 2009.
With his win, Marquez was able to show the world that he still a force to reckon with in professional boxing after he was earlier knocked-out by American boxing superstar Floyd "Pretty Boy" Mayweather in their earlier boxing match-up.
With his latest victory, Marquez (51-5-1, 37 KOs), who turns 37 next month, called on Pacquiao to step on the plate and fight him again for the third time.
It can be recalled that the first two meetings of the two boxing superstars were a thriller for the global boxing fans.
Marquez and Pacquiao had an exciting draw in their first meeting wherein Pacquiao knocked down the Mexican three times.
In their second meeting Pacquiao came up victorious in split decision ruling by the boxing judges.
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Mayweather, the former top pound for pound boxer of the world he is willing to fight Pacquiao, the current top professional boxer of the world anytime and anywhere.
However, Mayweather said to make the fight happen Pacquiao need to agree on an Olympic style blood testing to determine if any of them is using performance enhancing drugs.
This early, Pacquiao already said that he only accepts drug testing to be not within 25 hours before the fight as what an Olympic style drug testing requires.
While this early, the Mayweather-Pacquiao fight is still far reality many are hoping it will be realized later this year.
If ever the Mayweather and Pacquiao fight pushes through this year it would one of the most anticipated and most sought after professional boxing match.
The Mayweather and Pacquiao is a must fight that professional boxing fans wants to determine once and for all who is really the top professional boxer today.
In demolishing Mosley, Mayweather used his vaunted Jans and defense to frustrate his opponent and emerge victorious in their professional boxing match.
Mosley used his speed and power in the fight to no avail due to the superior skills of Mayweather.
The sport of professional boxing is a must see games for fans around the world due to the presence of Mayweather, Pacquiao and other big named boxers.]]> American boxing superstar Floyd "Pretty Boy" Mayweather is eyeing a fight against Filipino superstar Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao after his unanimous victory against fellow professional boxing superstar Shane "Sugar" Mosley.
Mayweather, the former top pound for pound boxer of the world he is willing to fight Pacquiao, the current top professional boxer of the world anytime and anywhere.
However, Mayweather said to make the fight happen Pacquiao need to agree on an Olympic style blood testing to determine if any of them is using performance enhancing drugs.
This early, Pacquiao already said that he only accepts drug testing to be not within 25 hours before the fight as what an Olympic style drug testing requires.
While this early, the Mayweather-Pacquiao fight is still far reality many are hoping it will be realized later this year.
If ever the Mayweather and Pacquiao fight pushes through this year it would one of the most anticipated and most sought after professional boxing match.
The Mayweather and Pacquiao is a must fight that professional boxing fans wants to determine once and for all who is really the top professional boxer today.
In demolishing Mosley, Mayweather used his vaunted Jans and defense to frustrate his opponent and emerge victorious in their professional boxing match.
Mosley used his speed and power in the fight to no avail due to the superior skills of Mayweather.
The sport of professional boxing is a must see games for fans around the world due to the presence of Mayweather, Pacquiao and other big named boxers.]]> http://www.theboxingforum.info/showthread.php?tid=405 Mon, 11 Jan 2010 06:16:50 -0800 http://www.theboxingforum.info/showthread.php?tid=405 The likes of Filipino boxing superstar Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao and American boxing icon Floyd Mayweather Jr. will continue to dominate the headlines in the sport in 2010.
Pacquiao the acknowledge top boxer in the world today is set to continue his boxing career against big named professional boxers one of whom is Mayweather, the former top boxer of the world.
But aside from the two, young but talented boxers are also projected to have a big year in the year of the Tiger.
Two of these rising young boxers who will captivate global boxing fans are British boxing hero Amir Khan and Puerto Rican boxing star Cesar Seda Jr.
Khan had a successful 2009 after starting that year in a sour note as he loses to unheralded Bredis Prescott earlier in a humiliating first round knockout.
With his loss in-front of his hometown fans, many have doubted the boxing skills of Khan and counted him out among the future title holders in boxing.
Despite his sad loss, Khan still persevered and hired the services of legendary American boxing coach Freddie Roach to revive his career.
Like an angel, Roach, the long-time coach of Pacquiao created wonders and developed further the skills of Khan and restores his self confidence.
The new partnership of Khan and Roach resulted to three impressive victorious against Mexican boxing hero Marco Antonio Barrera, hard hitting German boxing champion Andreas Kotelnik, and recently against the tough Dmitriy Salita.
The spectacular wins of Khan made boxing experts predict that 2010 will be a good year for him and the sport of boxing in general.
Another boxer experts are closely watching in 2010 is Seda who holds an impressive and immaculate record of 18 wins with 14 knockouts.
The 23-year-old southpaw in his young age has shown superb skills and maturity that made him win against veteran boxers in the flyweight division.
Many are saying that like Khan, 2010 will be a banner year for Seda who is expected to win more and earn his first world title this year.
Indeed, 2010 promises to be a big year in professional boxing and all its millions of fan worldwide. Buy boxing tickets to watch your favorite boxer live in boxing ring.]]> The likes of Filipino boxing superstar Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao and American boxing icon Floyd Mayweather Jr. will continue to dominate the headlines in the sport in 2010.
Pacquiao the acknowledge top boxer in the world today is set to continue his boxing career against big named professional boxers one of whom is Mayweather, the former top boxer of the world.
But aside from the two, young but talented boxers are also projected to have a big year in the year of the Tiger.
Two of these rising young boxers who will captivate global boxing fans are British boxing hero Amir Khan and Puerto Rican boxing star Cesar Seda Jr.
Khan had a successful 2009 after starting that year in a sour note as he loses to unheralded Bredis Prescott earlier in a humiliating first round knockout.
With his loss in-front of his hometown fans, many have doubted the boxing skills of Khan and counted him out among the future title holders in boxing.
Despite his sad loss, Khan still persevered and hired the services of legendary American boxing coach Freddie Roach to revive his career.
Like an angel, Roach, the long-time coach of Pacquiao created wonders and developed further the skills of Khan and restores his self confidence.
The new partnership of Khan and Roach resulted to three impressive victorious against Mexican boxing hero Marco Antonio Barrera, hard hitting German boxing champion Andreas Kotelnik, and recently against the tough Dmitriy Salita.
The spectacular wins of Khan made boxing experts predict that 2010 will be a good year for him and the sport of boxing in general.
Another boxer experts are closely watching in 2010 is Seda who holds an impressive and immaculate record of 18 wins with 14 knockouts.
The 23-year-old southpaw in his young age has shown superb skills and maturity that made him win against veteran boxers in the flyweight division.
Many are saying that like Khan, 2010 will be a banner year for Seda who is expected to win more and earn his first world title this year.
Indeed, 2010 promises to be a big year in professional boxing and all its millions of fan worldwide. Buy boxing tickets to watch your favorite boxer live in boxing ring.]]> http://www.theboxingforum.info/showthread.php?tid=404 Sun, 20 Dec 2009 22:42:09 -0800 http://www.theboxingforum.info/showthread.php?tid=404 http://www.theboxingforum.info/showthread.php?tid=402 Sat, 05 Dec 2009 08:51:25 -0800 http://www.theboxingforum.info/showthread.php?tid=402 “King vs Khan”: Amir Khan v Dmitriy Salita Free NON-HD | HD Premium Stream – $6
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The boxing superstar said he respects the skills of Marquez as a boxer but come September 19, he will emerge victorious in their battle since he is the more superior and gifted boxer between them.
Sporting an impressive 39-0, 25 KOs record, Mayweather said after September 19 the people around the world will realize that he is still the premier boxer in the planet and not Filipino boxing superstar Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao.
He said his retirement had not at all affective his skills both offensive and defensive and Marquez will know first hand why he is top boxer among professional boxers around the world.
A former boxing bronze medalist in the featherweight during the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, Mayweather hope to land a mega fight against Pacquiao next year if ever he successfully defeat Marquez in their scheduled fight.
Mayweather has won six world boxing championships in five different weight classes; he is the former WBC welterweight champion, a title he vacated upon his retirement. He was named Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year in 1998 and 2007. ESPN.com listed Mayweather at number 48 on their "50 Greatest Boxers of All Time" list.
The boxing superstar pride himself to have won six world boxing championships in five different weight classes; he is the former WBC welterweight champion, a title he vacated upon his retirement.
He was also named Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year in 1998 and 2007.
Sport channel giant ESPN.com listed Mayweather at 48 on their "50 Greatest Boxers of All Time" list.
Marquez for his part already vowed to inflict Mayweather his first professional loss in boxing in their fight despite being the underdog among many boxing experts.
The Mexican boxing star who is currently training hard to upset the favored boxing superstar has vowed to use his jabs and over-all boxing skills to defeat Mayweather and arranged a third mega fight with his nemesis Pacquiao.
He said he will also concentrate on the left rib of Mayweather since this is the area where the latter had some injury during training.
The Mexican boxing warrior recently won his last two huge fights first against Cuban boxing star Joel Casamayor whom he knocked-out in the 11th round September last year.
After his exciting victory against Casamayor, Marquez followed it off with a masterful win against Juan "Baby Bull" Diaz via a ninth round stoppage.
Prior to the two exciting fights, the boxing star also had a memorable battle with Pacquiao whom he had a draw and a loss in their two fights.
Marquez is hoping that a victory against Mayweather can solidify further his status as one of the best boxers in the planet and arranged himself a third mega fight with Pacquiao.
On the other side of the fence, Mayweather is himself training hard to beat Marquez in his first fight after a long lay-off due to his retirement.
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The boxing superstar said he respects the skills of Marquez as a boxer but come September 19, he will emerge victorious in their battle since he is the more superior and gifted boxer between them.
Sporting an impressive 39-0, 25 KOs record, Mayweather said after September 19 the people around the world will realize that he is still the premier boxer in the planet and not Filipino boxing superstar Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao.
He said his retirement had not at all affective his skills both offensive and defensive and Marquez will know first hand why he is top boxer among professional boxers around the world.
A former boxing bronze medalist in the featherweight during the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, Mayweather hope to land a mega fight against Pacquiao next year if ever he successfully defeat Marquez in their scheduled fight.
Mayweather has won six world boxing championships in five different weight classes; he is the former WBC welterweight champion, a title he vacated upon his retirement. He was named Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year in 1998 and 2007. ESPN.com listed Mayweather at number 48 on their "50 Greatest Boxers of All Time" list.
The boxing superstar pride himself to have won six world boxing championships in five different weight classes; he is the former WBC welterweight champion, a title he vacated upon his retirement.
He was also named Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year in 1998 and 2007.
Sport channel giant ESPN.com listed Mayweather at 48 on their "50 Greatest Boxers of All Time" list.
Marquez for his part already vowed to inflict Mayweather his first professional loss in boxing in their fight despite being the underdog among many boxing experts.
The Mexican boxing star who is currently training hard to upset the favored boxing superstar has vowed to use his jabs and over-all boxing skills to defeat Mayweather and arranged a third mega fight with his nemesis Pacquiao.
He said he will also concentrate on the left rib of Mayweather since this is the area where the latter had some injury during training.
The Mexican boxing warrior recently won his last two huge fights first against Cuban boxing star Joel Casamayor whom he knocked-out in the 11th round September last year.
After his exciting victory against Casamayor, Marquez followed it off with a masterful win against Juan "Baby Bull" Diaz via a ninth round stoppage.
Prior to the two exciting fights, the boxing star also had a memorable battle with Pacquiao whom he had a draw and a loss in their two fights.
Marquez is hoping that a victory against Mayweather can solidify further his status as one of the best boxers in the planet and arranged himself a third mega fight with Pacquiao.
On the other side of the fence, Mayweather is himself training hard to beat Marquez in his first fight after a long lay-off due to his retirement.
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It is a rare opportunity to witness two popular boxers fight together so do not miss your chance to see this boxing match live.]]> http://www.theboxingforum.info/showthread.php?tid=333 Sun, 07 Jun 2009 21:57:16 -0700 http://www.theboxingforum.info/showthread.php?tid=333
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Two thumbs up! And I kid you not!]]> fight between Manny Pacquiao and Ricky Hatton at

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What does it take to get a boxing license; are there specific vision requirements?
Are contact lenses allowed to be worn during a match?
What type of injuries to the eye have been a result from boxing (black eye, fracture, retinal detachment, etc.)?
How many/how often do you get an ocular injury, if at all?
Besides trying not to get hit, obviously, is there anything specific you guys do to prevent from getting hit in the eyes?
I have heard of thumb-less boxing gloves which are meant to help prevent eye injuries, anyone use these or even heard of them? comments.


Any thing else you might want to throw my way would also be very helpful.

Thanks]]> I am doing a little research on Boxing and Ocular Injuries (I am an optometry student) and I am looking for some input from the boxing community. If you guys could touch base on a few questions from personal experience I would really appreciate it.
What does it take to get a boxing license; are there specific vision requirements?
Are contact lenses allowed to be worn during a match?
What type of injuries to the eye have been a result from boxing (black eye, fracture, retinal detachment, etc.)?
How many/how often do you get an ocular injury, if at all?
Besides trying not to get hit, obviously, is there anything specific you guys do to prevent from getting hit in the eyes?
I have heard of thumb-less boxing gloves which are meant to help prevent eye injuries, anyone use these or even heard of them? comments.


Any thing else you might want to throw my way would also be very helpful.

Thanks]]> http://www.theboxingforum.info/showthread.php?tid=324 Sun, 07 Dec 2008 00:46:52 -0800 http://www.theboxingforum.info/showthread.php?tid=324
I am very sorry for De La Hoya, maybe he's old enough to fight against Pacman!]]>
I am very sorry for De La Hoya, maybe he's old enough to fight against Pacman!]]> http://www.theboxingforum.info/showthread.php?tid=323 Sun, 23 Nov 2008 09:13:29 -0800 http://www.theboxingforum.info/showthread.php?tid=323
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4 years ago Ronald “Winky” Wright was on cloud 9 walking into a huge fight for the Junior Middleweight Championship of the world against superstar and champion “Sugar” Shane Mosley who was coming off his second victory over boxing's “Golden Boy” Oscar De La Hoya. Shane Mosley showed his true champion spirit as he took on the more deserving challenger and “high risk, low reward” fighter in Wright over a third fight against the “cash cow” De La Hoya. Wright was given an opportunity and ran away with it putting on a superb boxing display scoring a wide unanimous decision over Mosley dominating him using his jab, reach and natural size advantage. Then again showed is potential greatness scoring another decision over Mosley in a more competitive bout 8 months later to solidify his status as the best in the 154lb division.

6 months later he was stepping into the ring with a living legend in Felix “Tito” Trinidad who was coming off of his destruction of Ricardo Mayorga in his comeback fight after a two year retirement. Leading up to the fight many fans and writers were picking Wright to become the newest member of the Trinidad knockout list. As the fight neared is became noticeable that many writers and fans were switching there picks to a Wright decision proving that Wright’s victories over Mosley didn’t go unnoticed in the boxing world. In front of a sold out crowd and millions watching on pay per view, Wright put on the most one-sided boxing clinic of his career and showed that Trinidad made the wrong decision in picking him for only his second fight back after his semi-retirement. Boxing fans watched in shock as Wright landed his jab at will and mixed in his straight left and boxed Trinidad to a shutout decision victory sending “Tito” into another semi-retirement.

Wright had a tough fight against journeyman Sam Soliman and won a decision showing toughness and some decent pop winning another decision. Wright was then given a title shot against young former Olympian Jermaine “Bad Intensions” Taylor. The fight was not on pay per view to the delight of boxing fans and neither fighter disappointed the audience. In a great fight the hard hitting Taylor and busy boxer Wright fought to an epic draw in which both fighter elevated their status’s and had fans clamoring for a rematch. That’s when it seemed to go downhill for Wright.

For reasons beyond many boxing fans knowledge Wright and Taylor couldn’t agree on terms for a rematch. Taylor went on to fight less deserving challengers such as Kassim Ouma and Cory Spinks two Junior Middleweights. Wright went on to win an impressive outing against the faded Ike Quartey. 7 months later Wright would make the move to Light Heavyweight to face Light Heavyweight Champion Bernard Hopkins at a catchweight of 170lbs. In an atrocious fight which featured more holding and head buts than punches landed Hopkins escaped with his title by unanimous decision. Wright showed his dismay after the fight saying he thought he deserved the decision. Fans were then expecting Wright to drop back down to 160 where he belongs and fight the top tier guys down there. Lucrative fights with champion Kelly Pavlik and Arthur Abraham were possibilities for Wright.

That fight was on July 21st, 2007…I’m writing this on October 6th, 2008. Wright hasn’t stepped into the ring since and doesn’t appear to have anything scheduled. Wright will be turning 37 late this year. Time isn’t on his side and there have been very few fighters in history that haven’t been affected by inactivity late in their careers. Will Winky Wright simply fade out of the elite picture now? Have fans already forgotten about him? Or will he comeback and make a final big splash in his solid career? Is Winky Wright the forgotten man?]]> Slaven Prica

4 years ago Ronald “Winky” Wright was on cloud 9 walking into a huge fight for the Junior Middleweight Championship of the world against superstar and champion “Sugar” Shane Mosley who was coming off his second victory over boxing's “Golden Boy” Oscar De La Hoya. Shane Mosley showed his true champion spirit as he took on the more deserving challenger and “high risk, low reward” fighter in Wright over a third fight against the “cash cow” De La Hoya. Wright was given an opportunity and ran away with it putting on a superb boxing display scoring a wide unanimous decision over Mosley dominating him using his jab, reach and natural size advantage. Then again showed is potential greatness scoring another decision over Mosley in a more competitive bout 8 months later to solidify his status as the best in the 154lb division.

6 months later he was stepping into the ring with a living legend in Felix “Tito” Trinidad who was coming off of his destruction of Ricardo Mayorga in his comeback fight after a two year retirement. Leading up to the fight many fans and writers were picking Wright to become the newest member of the Trinidad knockout list. As the fight neared is became noticeable that many writers and fans were switching there picks to a Wright decision proving that Wright’s victories over Mosley didn’t go unnoticed in the boxing world. In front of a sold out crowd and millions watching on pay per view, Wright put on the most one-sided boxing clinic of his career and showed that Trinidad made the wrong decision in picking him for only his second fight back after his semi-retirement. Boxing fans watched in shock as Wright landed his jab at will and mixed in his straight left and boxed Trinidad to a shutout decision victory sending “Tito” into another semi-retirement.

Wright had a tough fight against journeyman Sam Soliman and won a decision showing toughness and some decent pop winning another decision. Wright was then given a title shot against young former Olympian Jermaine “Bad Intensions” Taylor. The fight was not on pay per view to the delight of boxing fans and neither fighter disappointed the audience. In a great fight the hard hitting Taylor and busy boxer Wright fought to an epic draw in which both fighter elevated their status’s and had fans clamoring for a rematch. That’s when it seemed to go downhill for Wright.

For reasons beyond many boxing fans knowledge Wright and Taylor couldn’t agree on terms for a rematch. Taylor went on to fight less deserving challengers such as Kassim Ouma and Cory Spinks two Junior Middleweights. Wright went on to win an impressive outing against the faded Ike Quartey. 7 months later Wright would make the move to Light Heavyweight to face Light Heavyweight Champion Bernard Hopkins at a catchweight of 170lbs. In an atrocious fight which featured more holding and head buts than punches landed Hopkins escaped with his title by unanimous decision. Wright showed his dismay after the fight saying he thought he deserved the decision. Fans were then expecting Wright to drop back down to 160 where he belongs and fight the top tier guys down there. Lucrative fights with champion Kelly Pavlik and Arthur Abraham were possibilities for Wright.

That fight was on July 21st, 2007…I’m writing this on October 6th, 2008. Wright hasn’t stepped into the ring since and doesn’t appear to have anything scheduled. Wright will be turning 37 late this year. Time isn’t on his side and there have been very few fighters in history that haven’t been affected by inactivity late in their careers. Will Winky Wright simply fade out of the elite picture now? Have fans already forgotten about him? Or will he comeback and make a final big splash in his solid career? Is Winky Wright the forgotten man?]]> http://www.theboxingforum.info/showthread.php?tid=317 Tue, 09 Sep 2008 03:55:18 -0700 http://www.theboxingforum.info/showthread.php?tid=317 Pacman and the Golden Boy.

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I've tried to capture the realism of boxing as I think most boxing games don't.
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I've tried to capture the realism of boxing as I think most boxing games don't.
It's a 3d game using physics/ragdolls.
the game is not completely finished yet but it's very playable. Please try it and give me your feedback. Thanks.]]> http://www.theboxingforum.info/showthread.php?tid=312 Tue, 22 Jul 2008 20:27:03 -0700 http://www.theboxingforum.info/showthread.php?tid=312
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