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by Francis Walker
Junior Witter, a 34 year-old, Yorkshire, U.K. native, will be fighting on his home turf. A victory against Timothy Bradley, 24, of Palim Springs, Ca., would move Witter closer toward a highly anticipated showdown with the immensely popular Ricky Hatton.
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Boxing News And News
by Francis Walker
Anthony Hanshaw is the most recognizable and challenging opponent that Dirrell has fought as a professional. The 30 year-old Hanshaw, winless in his last three fights, pushed Roy Jones, Jr. to the limit during their bout in July 2007.
Two Fighters, Different Directions
by Tom Donelson
Anthony Hanshaw was once seen a prospect but at the age of 30 and a career stifled by two long layoffs. His career was in danger of slipping from contender to plain old opponent.
De La Hoya Beats Forbes
by Francis Walker
Oscar De La Hoya (39-5, 30 KOs), in preparation for a rematch with WBC welterweight champion Floyd Mayweather, Jr., won a unanimous 12-round decision against Steve Forbes (33-6, 9 KOs). All three judges had De La Hoya leading 119-109 (twice) and a 120-108 shutout.
Forbes Goes For One Last Chance
by Tom Donelson
Steve Forbes is a former world champion and a good fighter but he is not a great fighter and in match ups of good fighters versus great fighters, rarely does the good fighter beat the great fighter.
BASN's Boxing News Notebook
by Francis Walker
De La Hoya vs. Forbes will also be Oscar’s first non-pay per view bout since he starched Arturo Gatti (KO 5) in March 2001. De La Hoya (38-5, 30 KOs), I am positive, will have sentimental memories when he fights in front of his hometown once again.
by Francis WalkerJunior Witter, a 34 year-old, Yorkshire, U.K. native, will be fighting on his home turf. A victory against Timothy Bradley, 24, of Palim Springs, Ca., would move Witter closer toward a highly anticipated showdown with the immensely popular Ricky Hatton.
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Boxing News And Newsby Francis Walker
Anthony Hanshaw is the most recognizable and challenging opponent that Dirrell has fought as a professional. The 30 year-old Hanshaw, winless in his last three fights, pushed Roy Jones, Jr. to the limit during their bout in July 2007.
Two Fighters, Different Directionsby Tom Donelson
Anthony Hanshaw was once seen a prospect but at the age of 30 and a career stifled by two long layoffs. His career was in danger of slipping from contender to plain old opponent.
De La Hoya Beats Forbesby Francis Walker
Oscar De La Hoya (39-5, 30 KOs), in preparation for a rematch with WBC welterweight champion Floyd Mayweather, Jr., won a unanimous 12-round decision against Steve Forbes (33-6, 9 KOs). All three judges had De La Hoya leading 119-109 (twice) and a 120-108 shutout.
Forbes Goes For One Last Chanceby Tom Donelson
Steve Forbes is a former world champion and a good fighter but he is not a great fighter and in match ups of good fighters versus great fighters, rarely does the good fighter beat the great fighter.
BASN's Boxing News Notebookby Francis Walker
De La Hoya vs. Forbes will also be Oscar’s first non-pay per view bout since he starched Arturo Gatti (KO 5) in March 2001. De La Hoya (38-5, 30 KOs), I am positive, will have sentimental memories when he fights in front of his hometown once again.
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