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By T.K. Stewart - The popularity of Ricky Hatton is unlike that of any British fighter that has come along in the post-World War II era of boxing in Great Britain. After all, it's not just any fighter that could sell out the Manchester Evening News Arena for a fight at three o'clock in the morning. But that's exactly what Ricky Hatton did when he ripped the IBF 140-pound title belt from Kostya Tszyu's waist in 2005.
by T.K. Stewart - Provided Ricky Hatton can make it by Paulie Malignaggi Saturday night at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas and provided Oscar De La Hoya can turn back the challenge of Manny Pacquiao in the same ring 14 days later, the next big super fight will likely be The Golden Boy vs. The Hitman.
by T.K. Stewart - A month or so or ago, I clicked on an e-mail from a gentleman by the name of Clay Moyle who was writing to me from Washington state.
While Don King's enthusiasm and love for the fight game never wanes, the same cannot be said about the public.
By T.K. Stewart - Antonio Margarito, Shane Mosley, Miguel Cotto and even Kelly Pavlik. The list goes on and on.
Renowned trainer and former world champ Eddie Mustafa Muhammad likes what he sees in his young titlist, "Bad" Chad Dawson. Muhammad thinks that Dawson has only scratched the surface of what his potential can be and that the sky is the limit for the newly minted, undefeated IBF titlist who previously held the WBC belt.
The old saying goes that when you're learning to ride a bike and you fall off - the only way to get going again is to get right back on the bike.
by T.K. Stewart - Zab 'Super' Judah is in the process of re-inventing himself once again.
Enzo Calzaghe, the father and trainer of 'The Pride of Wales' Joe Calzaghe, will lead his son into battle at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night, perhaps for the final time.
Former world's middleweight champion Jermain 'Bad Intentions' Taylor is well into his training in Miami, Florida for his 168-pound return to the ring against Jeff 'Left Hook' Lacy that will take place on November 15th in Nashville, Tennessee.