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Biography of professional boxer Shelito Vincent

Womens Boxing: News Story, Sue TL Fox, WBAN, HBN

Rhode Island boxer Lamont Powell has a goal — to give back to the community. Through his program “Gloves Up, Guns Down,” Powell, who had success as an amateur and now boxes professionally, wants to introduce Providence youth to the sport.

After winning in the heavyweight division of the SNE Golden Gloves Boxing Tournament, Josh Parker is one step closer to his goal of becoming a pro fighter.

Fort Morgan, Colorado’s Citizen of the Year shares his one-of-a-kind journey with Bad Left Hook

Thomas Hauser was in Ricky Hatton’s dressing room before and after his loss to Floyd Mayweather in 2007 and explains how referee Joe Cortez, and then Mayweather, seriously dampened the mood

The Jamaican Sensation scored a 26-second knockout after punching his UFC opponent into oblivion Alan Dawson Ode Osbourne scored a 26-second knockout win Saturday. It was a much-needed win for the American MMA fighter as he rebounded from a loss on his UFC debut. Watch it right here. Ode Osbourne scored a 26-second knockout after punching his UFC opponent into oblivion. Nicknamed "The Jamaican Sensation" because of his Jamaican roots, Osbourne barely broke a sweat...

By Donald “Braveheart” Stewart A hard warrior with tough fists, who could also both mix it and box, but ultimately lost his fight with Parkinson’s and pugilistic dementia, Frankie Randall, 58-18-1, 42 KO’s passed at the somber age of just 59 years old. Prior to his leaving us, his trainer Aaron Sowell had in an interview caught the mood of most of our best wishes when he said, “I still talk with Frankie. He’s now fighting the exact same thing Muhammad Ali had to fight – Parkinson�...

Don’t forget Frankie Randall The plight of Frankie Randall is all too common in the land of the ex-boxer, writes Matt Christie ALL around us are boxers who used to be somebody. Too often they’re pushed to the side because their broken bodies do not suit the narrative we’re trying to promote. We must not forget them. Frankie Randall, the former world champion who died at the age of just 59 two days before Christmas, was among the sport’s final casualties of 2020. The man who shocked the ...