
Abraham Returns To Stop Demers in Three
BAMBERG, Germany — Germany's Arthur Abraham stopped Canada's Sebastien Demers in the third round Saturday night in a one-sided fourth defense of his IBF middleweight title.

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BAMBERG, Germany — Germany's Arthur Abraham stopped Canada's Sebastien Demers in the third round Saturday night in a one-sided fourth defense of his IBF middleweight title.

PHOENIX: Hall of Fame boxer Michael Carbajal was arrested Thursday for allegedly threatening a police officer, authorities said.

PHOENIX — Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson on Thursday was given permission from a judge to travel outside of Arizona and California while he faces drug charges that could earn him another trip to prison.

Unbeaten middleweight John Duddy recovered from a cut over his right eye early in the fight to earn a unanimous 10-round decision over Dupre Strickland at the Beacon Theater on Friday night.

PHILADELPHIA -- Former heavyweight champion Joe Frazier has refiled a lawsuit against his daughter, days after she won a primary election for city judge.

HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — Glen Johnson stopped Montell Griffin in the 11th round of a title-fight eliminator between former light-heavyweight champions Wednesday night. Johnson, a Jamaican now living in Miami, pressured Griffin throughout the scheduled 12-round bout at the Hard Rock Live Arena.

HOUSTON - Evander Holyfield will fight Lou Savarese on June 30 in El Paso, Texas, in his quest to capture another heavyweight title.

GULFPORT, Miss. -- Three-time boxing champion Hector "Macho" Camacho was sent to jail Monday after pleading guilty to a 2004 burglary charge.

LAS VEGAS: Bernard Hopkins has nearly reached a deal to train under Freddie Roach for his upcoming fight against Winky Wright, the longtime middleweight boxing champion said Saturday.

Former heavyweight champion Greg Page has agreed to settle a lawsuit that he filed against Kentucky boxing officials for $1.2 million after he had career-ending injuries in a 2001 fight in northern Kentucky.