Paul Magno

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Looking like a cross between Lou Ferrigno and a geisha girl, Mexico’s Jorge Kahwagi, sporting what looked to be oversized pectoral, bicep, a

it frees up any big-earner of the sanctioning body’s choosing to disregard the pesky challenges, no matter how deserving, of not-so-big earn

But unlike most other fearless warriors willing to stare down a nation, Ali’s wasn’t a suicide mission. He actually won. The world bent to a

And speaking of doctors, how about the wonderful story of “Dr. Ray?” For those unfamiliar, Ray Ybarra was a ringside physician appointed by

In the case of Sulaiman, Canelo, and the ultimately failed efforts to keep the Cinco de Mayo fight date, the WBC has once again shown its tr

By the time Golovkin and his team would actually hit the ring at the StubHub center, the West Coast press corps was bursting with anticipato

The biggest boxing story of the last century was overlooked in 2010 when intrepid writer Zeferino Jackson revealed the connection between fo

When faced with an insulting lose-lose proposition and the absurd realities of the boxing star-making process, Marco Antonio Rubio opted to

Boxing is a dark, dangerous alley. Of those who enter, few will survive and thrive…many, many more will never emerge. There is no safe dista

It’s said that rats will eat their own tails if properly upset or cut off from food for an extended period of time. In the world of boxing w

“Listen,” Sulaiman continued. “I know I am 81 and you are 27, but we are so right together. I am not a jealous man, I can share. I will shar

A tear is rolling down my cheek as I write this. I wish I could give the big galoot a gigantic bro hug and maybe offer my services as cultur

This was King’s world and he could do as he pleased with little fear of repercussion. The FBI tried to bring him down, so did then-New York

Jr. sat in his corner, dejected and deflated, protected from the debris with towels by his corner men while his father battled with angry fa

No sport is as buried in nostalgia and hopeless romanticism as boxing. And, by “buried,” I mean up to its nostrils, arms pinned at its side

After seventeen years as a professional boxer, Emanuel Augustus came home to Baton Rouge at 37 years of age without a suitcase or driver’s l

Old men chatting up a self-indulgent storm during a shitty card. There couldn’t be a more fitting farewell for HBO Boxing

Teamsters dressed in their green work jackets and hats stormed the ring, flinging chairs and looking to start fist fights with Casimero, his

Boxing’s ugly and dangerous taste for weight manipulation can be traced back to L’Enfant Plaza Hotel in Washington DC, just six blocks from