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DiBella wins purse bid for Berto-Collazo

  Source: LA Times Promoter Lou DiBella has won a World Boxing Council purse bid for the right to stage welterweight champion Andre Berto's next title defense against New York's Luis Collazo, the WBC announced on Monday. DiBella, who promotes Berto, told The Times the bout will occur on Jan. 17 at a site to be determined. The fight will be televised by HBO. DiBella won the bid for $675,000. Collazo's promoter, Don King, came in second at $427,000. Berto (23-0, 19 KO) is facing what should be a final "ladder step" opponent before he starts taking on the best in the 147-pound divisi... (original story)

I'm going to swat that Spanish Fly. How do you take a guy like Arce seriously? He sucks on...

I'm going to swat that Spanish Fly. How do you take a guy like Arce seriously? He sucks on lollipops and wears a cowboy hat from a toy store. He looks like "Woody" from the movie "Toy Story." I can picture him running around his house on a broom pretending he's riding a horse. He's a regular Schl... (original story)

Oscar de la Hoya and the seven-foot tall bronze statue of himself outside of Los Angeles' Staples...

Oscar de la Hoya and the seven-foot tall bronze statue of himself outside of Los Angeles' Staples Center. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes) (original story)

Filipino media behind their man

It'll be interesting to see how many Filipino media members will be able to contain themselves on press row during the Manny Pacquiao-Oscar De La Hoya fight on Saturday night. If Pacman pulls off the upset will more than a few stand and applaud? Pacquiao is the biggest home sports icon the world knows. And papers like The Philippine Daily Inquirer aren't hiding their rooting interest. In the picture above, The Pacquaio Files features a scroll of well-wishers and several sponsors supporting the Pacquiao effort. It's no different in some British tabloids who cover Ricky Hatton. An... (original story)

De La Hoya doesn't deserve a statue at Staples

Who knew a bronze statue could evoke such anger? Before hitting the road for his Las Vegas fight against Manny Pacquiao, Oscar De La Hoya stopped by the Staples Center to witness a bronze statue of his likeness unveiled in the same vicinity as those given to Wayne Gretzky and Magic Johnson. The ceremony incensed Bill Plaschke from the L.A. Times. Plaschke writes that the statue is a slight to Laker greats like Jerry West and announcer Chick Hearn: Think of an athlete who is not affiliated with any Staples Center team. Think of an athlete who competed in the buildi... (original story)

HBO can't find fights for 'The Punisher'

The pitter-pat is gone. Paul Williams was criticized for too often being a points fighter. It's not the case anymore. He's pounded out three stoppages over Carlos Quintana, Andy Kolle and Verno Phillips. Big deal on the last two wins, right? Wrong. Williams (36-1, 27 KO) proved a point by fighting at middleweight and then beat Phillips at junior middleweight on Saturday night on HBO. He can fight anywhere from 147-to-160 pounds and he puts on a damn good show. Why can't he find a big fight? Why is Antonio Margarito, a man he beat in July of 2007, making $2 million... (original story)

Brit phenom is done Khan-ning himself

HBO's primer for the Oscar De La Hoya-Manny Pacquiao fight, 24/7, featured a surprise cameo appearance in last week's episode. The Brits' next big hope, Amir Khan, was brought into Freddie Roach's Wild Card Gym to work with Pacquiao. He was part of a crew that was guaranteed $1,000 if... (original story)

Pavlik/Cotto pay-per-view looks like a go for Feb. 21

Source: El Nuevo Dia via BoxingScene.com Following their first career losses, middleweight champion Kelly Pavlik and welterweight contender Miguel Cotto look as though they'll return to the ring in a co-main evented pay-per-view from Atlantic City (Cotto's fight) and Ohio (Pavlik's fight), if ... (original story)

HBO's Greatest Hits: Manny Pacquiao and Oscar de la Hoya

In case you're new to the sport and drawn in by the curiosity of this Saturday's big pay-per-view matchup, or if you just want to relive some of the finer moments in the careers of Manny Pacquiao and Oscar de la Hoya, HBO has made available via YouTube their "Greatest Hits" features on bot... (original story)

ESPN Sunday Conversation: Oscar de la Hoya

Nothing terribly interesting, but it's nice that ESPN is bothering to talk boxing, and another feather in Oscar's cap, as he's apparently the only guy that can actually get himself on the network for more than a 10-second blip. (original story)

De La Hoya vs Pacquiao: A Superfight in Name Only

Yes, I said it. This fight is not a super fight. It is a spectacle being marketed as a superfight. The spectacle centers around the current pound-for-pound king Manny "Pac Man" Pacquiao (47-3, 35 KOs), who began his career fighting at a mere 106 pounds, facing off against "the Golden Boy" Oscar De La Hoya [...] (original story)

Chubby Arreola pounds out a win

If all heavyweight bouts were like this you wouldn't hear people lamenting about the health of the sport. That said, if they were, fighter's careers would last about 10 fights. Chris Arreola and Travis Walker looked like they were trying out for Rocky VII on HBO's fight card in Ontario, Califor... (original story)

The History of Mike Tyson's Punch Out

The History of Mike Tyson's Punch Out Not from the article, but the Wii version of Punch Out is supposed to be coming out soon. Hopefully they can make the controls somewhat like real boxing. Wii boxing was horribly inconsistent to control, and Prizefighter doesn't make use of the Wii motion ... (original story)

Bad Left Hook Fight Night: Paul Williams v. Verno Phillips

The show starts at 10pm ET on HBO, and we'll be here with live, round-by-round coverage and scoring. The holiday weekend is winding down, and what better way to relieve yourself the stress of wanting to tackle family members than watch grown men paid to punch one another? If you're new to the site, the round-by-round takes place in the comments of this post, with no refreshing whatsoever needed. via www.hbo.com PAUL WILLIAMSRing Magazine No. 2 Welterweight   VERNO PHILLIPSRing Magazine No. 2 Jr. Middleweight Interim WBO Jr. Middleweight Title 35-1 Record 42-10-1 26 KO 21 ... (original story)

Mike Post dead at 28

via media.halton.topscms.com Original article: North Oakville Today has received word that boxer Mike 'Prime Time' Post died this morning. Police are unable at this time to verify any information surrounding his death. Post was a champion boxer and most recently worked as the sparing partner of WBA welterweight champion Miguel Cotto. Post had a record of 17-1-1 with 13 knockouts. His last fight came on May 31, when he won a six-round decision over veteran club fighter Ruben Galvan in Brantford, Ontario. Bad Left Hook sends our best wishes and condolences to the family and friends of Mr. Post... (original story)



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