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Moruti Mthalane vs Sunny Edwards: Style and substance HE doesn’t hit hard enough. He doesn’t have the style for it. Over-confident, under-prepared. Sunny Edwards has heard plenty of these criticisms before. But, after 15 professional fights, against Moruti Mthalane on Friday (April 30) at York Hall in Bethnal Green Edwards intends to prove himself a world-level fighter. “I believe in myself. I will be a world champion,” Edwards tells Boxing News. “I’m next to impossible to beat when I’m fully switched on. I genuinely believe that. I’m clearly a very hard fighter to knock ou...

Ryan 'The Piranha' Garner is back after 14 months out of the ring. Photo Credit: The Sun Boxing has its ups and its downs. Like anything in life it has its successes and its failures, underachievers and overachievers. But it’s rare to see someone who is spoken of as one of the country’s brightest talents seemingly with the world at their hands to just throw it all away. Ryan Garner, 9-0 (6 KO), almost did just that before making a u-turn and choosing the path he wants to head down in life. Garner turned professional in 2016 aged just 18 and quickly built up a record of 6-0 in a little ove...

One of the largest projects in the U.S. to combine wind and solar energy with battery storage is right here in Oklahoma."This is the first of its kind not only in Oklahoma but in the United States," said Bryan Garner, with the Skelton Creek Project. "It’ll have wind energy, solar energy, and it will have battery energy storage tying all of that together in one place."And that one place is Oklahoma – specifically in Garfield and Alfalfa counties, where farmers can take advantage of the energy."This is going to set a precedent not only for Oklahoma but for the whole region to see the b...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: To many, robocalls have become one of the more annoying aspects of modern communications. Last year, the United States Supreme Court noted that in 2019 the federal government received 3.7 million complaints about automated calls. Now, in Facebook, Inc. v. Noah Duguid, et al., 592 U. S. ___ (2021), a long-awaited decision intended “to resolve a conflict among the Courts of Appeals regarding whether an autodialer must have the capacity to generate random or sequential phone numbers” to violate the Telephone Consumer Protection Ac...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: On April 1, 2021, the Supreme Court answered a question that has been at the heart of the recent wave of class-action litigation under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991 (TCPA) in its long-awaited ruling in Facebook, Inc. v. Duguid. Contrary to decisions from lower courts and expansive rulings from the Federal Communications Commission, the Court adopted a narrow (and caller-friendly) reading of the TCPA that appears to exclude most modern dialing technology (including predictive dialers) that targets known lists of custo...