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Canelo: The journey continues Billy Joe Saunders was a stop along the way for the best fighter and biggest star in boxing, Canelo Alvarez, writes Thomas Hauser BOXING is going through a difficult time. Fights between elite fighters are few and far between. Bogus “world championship” belts have devalued the sport. Contests involving social media influencers and exhibitions by long-past-their-prime former champions often get more media attention and fan support than legitimate fights. The negotiations to make Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua (or fail to make it) have been an exercise in frustr...

A Night at the Fights By thetompenney  @ThePeoplesTom on May 10, 2021, 2:39pm EDT 11 This weekend I was in the unenviable position of choosing between Canelo, that foul villain who felled my beloved Golovkin, and Billy Joe Saunders, who is a menace to society and an all around twat. I don't have the luxury of watching as many fights as I once did. I traded melancholic late Saturday evenings for raucous Sunday mornings with my beautiful step-children. I ditched insomnia driven essays in favour of Paw Patrol and pestering a five year old to eat his dinner. I gave ...

Floyd Mayweather’s press conference for exhibition with YouTuber Logan Paul was even more embarrassing than expected Floyd Mayweather looks out of place as hype ramps up for his latest circus act while DAZN let themselves down by criticising Billy Joe Saunders for “not going out on his shield”, writes George Gigney ALTHOUGH the bar was already extremely low, somehow the press conference for Floyd Mayweather’s exhibition content with YouTuber Logan Paul was even more embarrassing than expected. Logan’s petulant brother, Paul, snatched the hat off Mayweather’s head and a brawl ensue...

But the apparent grazing blow sent Aguilera falling into ropes, clutching the back of his head, while claiming that Sanchez had purposely struck him with an illegal ‘rabbit punch’. The crowd of 73,126 at AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys NFL team, jeered loudly as Aguilera fell to the mat. A few seconds later, he got to his feet, only to tumble to the deck in even more dramatic fashion. The ringside doctor immediately came into the ring to check on Aguilera as he writhed around in agony on the canvas, complaining: “I can’t feel my f....ing arms!”.