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As we all gather around the table tomorrow and give thanks for all the many blessings we have, there will also be something else we gather around too….what is it you ask???? Of course the TV and there are many great games taking place tomorrow. And as we reflect on this years season and not to forget last weeks games (i.e. Moss and Owens), I have some great moments in history that took place on this Thanksgiving Day. ENJOY!! (more…)

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Tags: Boxing, History, nfl, thanksgiving

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Who is the Best???

Saturday, October 20th, 2007 |

The Pound for Pound best fighters in Boxing Today.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. 38-0-24 KO’S
Wladmir Klitschko 49-3-43 KO’S
Manny Pacquiao 45-3-2-35 KO’s
Rickey Hatton 43-0-31 KO’S
Kelly Pavlik 32-0-29 KO’s

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Tags: Boxing, Floyd Mayweather Jr, HeavyWeight, Kelly Pavlick, Manny Pacquio, Ricky Hatton

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A Boxing Classic!!!

Sunday, September 30th, 2007 |

Challenger Kelly Pavlik (32-0, 29 KOs) landed 100 punches against Jermain Taylor, including this devastating right cross.

Boxing made a comeback last night. All the lack luster performances over paid pay per view fights this time HBO put on a classic. Kelly Palvick and Jermain Taylor put on a show last night that will not only go down as Middleweight fight for the ages but the fight that brought fans back to boxing. Palvick and Taylor right from the start was exchanging big time blows, there was no way this fight was going 12 rounds. Taylor caught Pavlick with and unbelievable combination in the 2^nd round and Pavlick went down and if Taylor had and extra 30 seconds he would have stop Pavlick and would have retain his title. Pavlick was not to be denied and took it Taylor and in the 7th round hit Taylor with a beautiful right hand and the rest is history, and we now have a new Middleweight Champion. Jermain Taylor not just lost his title but this was his first lost in his career.