
Second helping of Hussein Hussein for Arce...and then Bufalo!
It’s no bull…Jorge El Travieso (scamp) Arce, says he’ll polish off Hussein Hussein again, and then he’s going after Rosendo “El Bufalo” Alvarez.

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It’s no bull…Jorge El Travieso (scamp) Arce, says he’ll polish off Hussein Hussein again, and then he’s going after Rosendo “El Bufalo” Alvarez.

Mexican super slugger Jose Luis Castillo is vowing that he’ll KO Diego Corrales before the seventh round, of their highly anticipated re-match On October 8th, at the Thomas and Mack Arena, Las Vegas.

World Boxing Council President Jose Sulaiman is advising dazzling prospect Amir Khan, that he’s got the whole world in his hands, but he must astutely chart his career before considering financial windfalls.

Laying hurt and inflicting punches of spite on a friend cannot and isn’t ever much fun or a labor of love. Yet is a few hours more two decent human beings who are really good friends will be in adrenalin overdrive pounding each other with venom and ferocity because super featherweight belts and a lot of money are at stake. Anyone who knows the Barrera clan, appreciates what genuinely nice people they are. Robbie certainly does. Marco’s older brother Jorge- always mischievous with a marvelous sense of humor, but also good natured and kind.

Erik Morales could have lined up an easy opponent, looked fantastic and flattered himself in flattening him, thus assuring a blip free return against Manny Pacquiao. But that’s just not Erik’s way. He’s an absolute perfectionist who never ducks a challenge and always takes on the very trickiest and toughest tests. It really unstuck him this time. Manny Pacquiao’s fight against Hector Velazquez was also a highly risky venture, but for an altogether different reason, because the Mexican can slug, has a fighter’s heart, and one punch in boxing can change the best laid plans.

Actor Russell Crowe has labeled boxing as stupid. But isn’t he, rather than the hardest game, who has a problem…Sport? Crow who’s known for his volatility and oafishness, made the off the cuff remarks while promoting his latest film Cinderella Man, about fighter Jimmy Braddock who came off the relief rolls to win the World Heavyweight title from Max Baer. Crowe who’s in London for the movie’s British premiere, dubbed boxing stupid.

Julio Cesar Chavez Jr, has been ranked number twenty in its Lightweight division by the World Boxing Council. Julio Jr aged nineteen, has been a busy lad, since his debut back on 26th September 2003. He’s undefeated in 21 fights and has stopped 16 of his opponents.

Increasing weight, creating a disparity difficult to gulf, is what’ll probably keep Erik Morales and Marco Antonio Barrera from ever resuming their frighteningly intense battle of pride and willpower in the ring, according to WBC President Jose Sulaiman.

World Boxing Council President Jose Sulaiman is urging Tommy Hearns, Evander Holyfield, Julio Cesar Chavez, Roy Jones, Manuel Medina, Kostya Tszyu and Fernando Vargas to hand up their gloves NOW.

Former triple world champion Erik Morales has celebrated his twenty ninth birthday in spectacular hard working style in the gritty Pancho Rosales gym in Mexico City. Erik who fights Zahir Raheem at the Staples Center in LA on September 10th, has been conditioning himself for almost two months at the Otomi High Altitude Training Center perched in the mountains above Toluca. As Erik did pads with veteran trainer Al Stankie, liberally walloping the Professor’s well protected leather padded ribcage with some wicked scimitar like hooks, a guard of honor of the San Miguel Mariachi Band INSIDE the ring, played and sang their hearts out! Al who’s weaving padded left hand, sometimes resembles a New York traffic cop gone bananas, said: “Erik is in absolutely fantastic shape. Every day, we’ve been running for an hour and a half at ten thousand five hundred feet above sea level. Erik knows the importance of winning this fight. “The Otomi to me is the ultimate of fighting preparation locations. There’s nothing to do up there apart from getting in fantastic shape. There’s no girls like in Los Angeles, there’s just the trainers, fighters and managers.