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Tapales ready to battle 'Monster' - Vimarsana News

Tapales ready to battle 'Monster'

BAGUIO City—Marlon “The Nightmare” Tapales vowed to go all against Japan’s Naoya Inoue as he aims to unify the world super bantamweight belts in their fight on December 26 in Tokyo. “Eyes on the price, that’s the only thing,” Tapales, 31 of Tubod in Lanao del Norte, told select media…

Jumbo Tramples 2 Women To Death: Wild Elephant Tramples Two Women to Death in Simdega Village | Ranchi News - Vimarsana News

Jumbo Tramples 2 Women To Death: Wild Elephant Tramples Two Women to Death in Simdega Village | Ranchi News

Two women from Biduli village in Simdega were tragically trampled to death by a wild elephant. Read more about this incident and its aftermath.

Gold Medal: Payal, Nisha & Akansha Win Gold in Jr Worlds Boxing Championships | Delhi News - Vimarsana News

Gold Medal: Payal, Nisha & Akansha Win Gold in Jr Worlds Boxing Championships | Delhi News

Young pugilists Payal, Nisha, and Akansha dominated the IBA Junior World Boxing Championships, winning gold medals. India secured a total of 17 medals in the championships and the Indian women's team finished joint second.

Six years after brain injury, Erik Skoglund, 32, wants one last fight - Vimarsana News

Six years after brain injury, Erik Skoglund, 32, wants one last fight

Erik Skoglund wants one more fight after almost losing his life in 2017 after a sparring session turned into a serious health situation.

Donald Curry vs. the World – Texas Monthly - Vimarsana News

Donald Curry vs. the World – Texas Monthly

All boxers are wary in the ring, where defeat is only a well-placed punch away. But Donald Curry knows that the real terrors of boxing lie beyond the ropes.