Brandon Gonzales and daughter Ayahna bond over boxing journey
Former super middleweight contender Brandon “Flawless” Gonzales is now training his daughter, who hopes to one day win a NCBA national title.
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Ward Credits Unteachable Resolve for First Kovalev Win
For many, the defining moment in the career of Andre Ward came in 2016, against Sergey Kovalev, with Ward cementing his legacy by rising off the canvas to outpoint the feared Russian puncher in their first fight. Ward recalls his thoughts at the time, as Kovalev prepares to return May 18 in Saudi Arabia against Robin Safar.
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Brandon Figueroa Admits Sluggish Performance, Plans Brief Rest
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.—For the first time since he strolled into his father's boxing gym and entered the family business, Brandon Figueroa plans to spend his immediate future acting like a normal teenager.
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CompuBox: DeGale Lands 40% of Power on Gonzales
WBC silver super middleweight champion James DeGale, who was busier and landed 40% of his power shots to stop previously undefeated Brandon Gonzales in four rounds to win an IBF final eliminator, now enters the Carl Froch sweepstakes.
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Video: James DeGale Discusses Win Over Gonzales
Olympic gold medal winner James DeGale discusses his fourth round TKO win over previously undefeated Brandon Gonzales, which was a final IBF super middleweight eliminator on the Froch-Grove 2 undercard at Wembley Stadium before 80,000 fans in London.
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UK Insider: Froch-Groves, DeGale-Gonzales, Joshua
With probably the most talked-about fight in British boxing history now just a matter of hours away, there is still no consensus within the business on who is going to prevail out of Carl Froch and George Groves – or how the fight will end. Current and former pros are effectively split down the middle, with many arguing for Froch, and just as many siding with Groves. Nor is there general agreement about how the fight will reach a conclusion. It could be a first round stoppage either way, or it could be a points verdict to either man. Each of those four scenarios has advocates from within the game. Froch, as has been his way during the build-up to Saturday’s epic, has said little, other than an oft-repeated assertion that Groves will not hear the final bell. Beyond his contractual obligations, Froch has offered virtually nothing to outsiders, pulling up the drawbridge to focus on a Spartan training camp.
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DeGale With Premature Stoppage of Gonzales in Four
In a final IBF super middleweight eliminator, Olympic gold medal winner James DeGale (19-1, 13KOs) picked up a premature four round stoppage of previously undefeated Brandon Gonzales (18-1-1, 10KOs). DeGale started off fast and was landing good punches. Gonzales came back in the second with hard shots to the body. The third was even, but DeGale exploded in the fourth. He landed a fury of shots to send Gonzales down. Gonzales was back on his feet, trying to survive the round while DeGale was trying to finish. The referee jumped in and waved off the fight as Gonzales jumped back from a DeGale combination.
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Davis Believes Gonzales Can Edge James DeGale
Former James DeGale (18-1, 12KOs) opponent Dyah Davis believes Brandon Gonzales (18-0-1, 10KOs) could produce an upset Saturday night at Wembley Stadium. California-based Gonzales has travelled to DeGale's hometown for this IBF eliminator which could see the victor face either Carl Froch or George Groves.
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Photos: Froch-Groves Massive Wembley Weigh-In Gallery
Wembley Stadium, Wembley, London - The weights are in for one of the biggest events in boxing history, as 80,000 fans are expected on Saturday night to watch Carl Froch (32-2, 23KOs) defend his IBF/WBA 'regular' super middleweight titles against his domestic rival George Groves (19-1, 15KOs). Froch weighed in at 167.9-pounds and Groves was 166.4-pounds.
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Video: Carl Froch-George Groves Full Wembley Weigh-In
Wembley Stadium, Wembley, London - The weights are in for one of the biggest events in boxing history, as 80,000 fans are expected on Saturday night to watch Carl Froch (32-2, 23KOs) defend his IBF/WBA 'regular' super middleweight titles against his domestic rival George Groves (19-1, 15KOs). In an IBF lightweight eliminator, Kevin Mitchell (37-2, 27KOs) will face Ghislain Maduma (16-0, 10KOs). In a final IBF super middleweight eliminator, James DeGale (18-1, 12KOs) faces undefeated Brandon Gonzales (18-0-1, 10KOs). For the vacant WBA "regular" bantamweight title, Jamie McDonnell (23-2-1, 10KOs) will take on Tabtimdaeng Na Rachawat (52-2, 34KOs). 2012 Olympic gold medal winner Anthony Joshua (5-0, 5KOs) will collide with Matt Legg (7-2, 3KOs) in a heavyweight contest scheduled for eight.
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