Buster Mathis News Today

Morning. It was just a side street and not on the schuylkill expressway. I had my husband drive me in because that is how bad our neighborhood was. I dont even have one of those. Well, he comes in handy once in a while. He is wonderful. Thank goodness. You know what, it says it is 48 degrees, in philadelphia a right now, temperatures are zooming up, apparently but what we dont have is any precipitation falling in the metro area at the moment, so, it is, all moved to the north and west but having...

Avalon, 67. Gandys beach. 66. The glassboro 64. Same number for cinnaminson. Focus your eyes on buffalo. You see the counter clockwise swirl thats the upper level low. The sure surface storm swept through yesterday, thats up in new england. Now that upper level feature towards buffalo that has to swing through later this afternoon. Because of that we expect to see more in the way of clouds out here today. Theres still a chance of a stray shower, but most of the time we should stay dry. Its usher...

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Recapping the most essential highlights from Olympic boxing history, from the event's origin and timeline to all the most iconic moments & athletes, a comprehensive list of year-by-year results, and the current records for boxing ahead of the 2024 Games in Paris.

Former 1960 Gold Medalist in Rome, Italy, World Heavyweight champion Muhammad “The Greatest” Ali would have been 82 on this day on January 17th! This 3-time

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By Ken Hissner: Two of the meanest heavyweight champions out of the ring I ever met were “Smokin” Joe Frazier and Larry “The Easton Assassin” Holmes!

World Boxing News looks back on heavyweight legend Joe Frazier's amazing gold medal victory at the 1964 Olympic Games.

Mike Tyson's immortal punching power was evident his entire career but none more so than in a few exceptional circumstances.

Mike Tyson demolished a New York State Boxing Hall of Famer in 38 seconds, a win widely overlooked as a solid victory.