Sean Crose
Senior Writer at Boxing Insider
Author of "Catholic Girl: The Life and Times of Mabel Normand." Senior Writer for @BoxingInsider
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1 week ago |
boxinginsider.com | Sean Crose
By: Sean CroseBrokerage firm E.F. Hutton ran a wildly popular series of ads in the early 80s. In said ads, someone would mention E.F. Hutton’s name to a companion only to have everyone in sight stop what they were doing to hear what the firm had to say. “When E.F. Hutton talks,” a narrator would claim, “people listen.” The same can be said in regard to fight fans and esteemed trainer/podcaster Teddy Atlas. When Teddy talks, people want to hear what he has to say.
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boxinginsider.com | Sean Crose
By: Sean CroseIt’s something fans have seen countless times before – the legendary Manny Pacquiao doing roadwork in the California hills. As usual, he’s with a crowd of like minded runners as he makes his way to the top of the famous Griffith Park. On Monday, however, a new addition was found among Pacquiao and his crew – the one and only Shane Mosley. There’s something iconic about two former foes reunited and on friendly terms.
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boxinginsider.com | Sean Crose
By: Sean CroseGeorge Kambosos was in desperate need of a win Saturday night when he squared off against Richardson Hitchins at New York’s Hulu Theater. Former lightweight world titlist Kambosos was now in the role of challenger. What’s more the 32 year old Aussie had lost three of his last six fights. And, as if that all wasn’t enough, defending champion Hitchins entered the ring both undefeated and around five years younger than the former world titlist.
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2 weeks ago |
boxinginsider.com | Sean Crose
By: Sean Croseit wasn’t all that long ago when George Kambos defeated Teofimo Lopez via shocking upset to become a lightweight titlist. Lopez after all was fresh off of winning against the great Vasyl lomachenko. When Kambosos dropped Lopez in the first the boxing world was instantly shook. The fact that Lopez was unable to come back and win against underdog Kambosos was proof that there was a new lightweight king.
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boxinginsider.com | Sean Crose
By: Sean Crose It may not come as a surprise to fight fans, but Jeron “Boots” Ennis, welterweight king, is moving up a weight class. His days as a welterweight are over, according to promoter Eddie Hearn. Ennis will now fight in the junior middleweight division. “Boots is moving up,” Hearn announced via Fight Hype.
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