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Cletus Seldin, junior welterweight veteran and a hero to those who don’t let age dictate their collecting habits, had apparently scrubbed his collection of Funko Pop figures from his Instagram page. Or did he?
According to Callum Walsh, his second consecutive main event at Madison Square Garden’s Theater this Friday is just another fight. But make no mistake about it, the unbeaten junior middleweight also knows it’s a big deal.
Thomas Gerbasi speaks with esteemed commentator, Jim Lampley, in an exclusive interview
If we’re being realistic, Heather Hardy never should have been the star she is today. But here she is, at 42 – a boxing attraction, co-promoter, adviser and motherly presence for any up-and-coming New York fighter willing to listen.
Being the main event in the greatest city in the world is a big deal, but as super bantamweight prospect Ariel Lopez approaches his headlining gig against Gregorio Lebron at Sony Hall in New York City this Thursday, he’s not feeling any pressure, because to him, each walk up those four steps into the ring is the biggest one of his life.
Amanda Serrano, once just a kid from Brooklyn fighting for fun, is now one of women's boxing's fighters for the ages. She'll try to add another spectacular chapter to her million-dollar story in Saturday's matchup with Nina Meinke in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
By Thomas Gerbasi - Daniel “Chucky” Barrera is home. It’s not that the unbeaten flyweight has abandoned Upland, California, but for a month before every fight he needs to leave to get everything right and remove any, and all, distractions.
The man Edgar Berlanga hopes to fight someday soon, Saul “Canelo” Alvarez, is fond of saying: “No boxing, no life.” Berlanga knows there’s more to it than that. Did he always feel that way? That’s something only he knows in his heart, but, at least today, the super-middleweight contender is well aware that no boxing doesn’t mean the end of life.
It didn’t seem fair. A New York Post article from March of last year told of the first time female boxers were competing in the Battle of the Badges event between the NYPD and NYFD.
For every fighter who gets to the championship level in boxing, there’s a time when the buzz starts, when people are talking, and all eyes begin watching every step that fighter makes.