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some thoughts on the Friday card (my Inoue column will come later this week)..

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Feeble Fury

'Fatal Fury' at Times Square on Friday night came with much fanfare and hoopla. But it has to be said, this event was a critical and commercial failure. Instead of being a fight card that would elevate the sport, and bring more eyeballs to the game, it was one that was catered to the VIP's and...
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Some thoughts on Naoya Inoue and the card on Sunday night..

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Saving the Best for Last

In what was turning into a disappointing weekend of boxing that featured big names coming up small, it turned out that they saved the best for last. Naoya Inoue came off the canvas to stop the gutty Ramon Cardenas in eight entertaining rounds at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Sunday night...
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Distant Replay for Suarez

In a fight that was just beginning to heat up and get real interesting, the plug was pulled on the contest between Emanuel Navarette and Charly Suarez. Navarette suffered a cut (and much more on that later) in the sixth, and in round seven Suarez seemed to be building momentum at the Pechanga...
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Summer Updates

As the upcoming boxing schedule hits a bit of a lull (and more on that in an upcoming column) some key updates were made to the summer ledger of fights. Notable cards have found homes, significant rematches have landed a date, and the real big one still has some questions surrounding it. Here's...
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Remember the 'Tartan Tornado'?

Do you guys remember Josh Taylor? Y'know, the guy who just a couple of years ago was the undisputed junior welterweight champion and considered one of the best boxers in the world pound-for-pound. Yeah, that guy. Well, he is facing Ekow Essuman this Saturday from the SSE Hydro in Glasgow...
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The Past and Future

The past and the future were showcased this past weekend at the SSE Hydro in Glasgow, Scotland. Josh Taylor continued his descent as he suffered his third consecutive defeat at the hands of Ekow Essuman. While Moses Itauma continued his ascension up the heavyweight rankings by blowing out Mike...
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Merchant Still a Fan

It was Friday May 23 and it was time for our regular monthly 'boxing' lunch. A chance for a few of us remaining boxing degenerates to talk about the sport and upcoming fights at our usual spot, the Water Grill in Santa Monica. The likes of manager, Gary Gittelsohn, producer, Alan Swyer and...
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