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Macklin relishing Martinez bout
Irish favourite Matthew Macklin admits his St Patrick's Day shot at middleweight king Sergio Martinez in New York feels like "a fairytale".
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Haye warned not to rush into fight with Klitschko
Wednesday, 8 February 2012
Lennox Lewis has warned David Haye that he could further tarnish his
reputation if he comes out of retirement and rushes straight in to a fight
with either of the Klitschko brothers.
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Angelo Dundee: Fighting Muhammad Ali's corner
Friday, 3 February 2012
Angelo Dundee was a dapper little man who had the ability to walk through a
room at any big fight and stop any conversation that was taking place. He
could do it without opening his mouth and in boxing that is an art.
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Heavyweight future still Klitschko & Co
Tuesday, 31 January 2012
As the new English heavyweight champion David Price prepares to fight in
America, as the eccentric former British heavyweight champion Dereck "Del
Boy" Chisora gets ready to fight in Germany and as the heavyweight
division prepares for three weekends of world title fights, the search for
the future star continues.
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Crusaders supporter Carl Frampton hoping for super Saturday
Saturday, 28 January 2012
Carl Frampton is hoping to enjoy a sporting double today with his beloved
Crusaders going for Cup glory and the Belfast man making the first defence
of his Commonwealth super-bantamweight title.
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Haye’s guru tipping Carl Frampton for the top
Friday, 27 January 2012
Carl Frampton was just going about his daily business of working over a series
of sparring partners, unaware of the impression he was making on a man who
has two of Britain’s top fighters and for whom praise is a commodity not to
be wasted.
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Happy birthday Muhammad Ali; the genius with a big heart
Tuesday, 17 January 2012
The whole world will mourn Muhammad Ali when he goes, it will lament the once
fierce light that has been extinguished, but for those who know him best,
and have loved him most intensely, there will be along with the sadness a
degree of relief that the most poignant assignment of their lives is finally
over.
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In Pictures: Muhammad Ali at 70
Tuesday, 17 January 2012
Muhammad Ali is 70 today and his life has reached a stage where golden moments
are all that really matter. However, it is still important to remember the
other bits. It was not all glory for Ali because the death threats were
real, the CIA had numerous files, many of his fights struggled to sell and
the KKK made him an honorary member.
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Khan trainer rules out ‘IBF official’ claim
Monday, 9 January 2012
Amir Khan's trainer Freddie Roach claims he knows the ‘mystery man' seen at ringside during the Briton's controversial defeat to Lamont Peterson last month — and does not believe he is an International Boxing Federation official.
Amir Khan: I need some answers
Saturday, 7 January 2012
Gilberto Jesus Mendoza, vice-president of the World Boxing Association, says
the unidentified man accused by Amir Khan of interfering with the judges
during his defeat to Lamont Peterson last month is “unknown” to the
organisation.
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Breen up for Olympic glory bid
Wednesday, 21 December 2011
John Breen is relishing the New Year as he bids to move his three young
proteges up the boxing ladder.
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Carl Froch set for speedy return to the ring
Tuesday, 20 December 2011
Carl Froch has received support from the unlikeliest sources after rivals
Lucian Bute, Mikkel Kessler and Saturday's conqueror Andre Ward all offered
him lifelines following his crushing defeat by the American.
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Mac’s Elite power lights up championship climax
Friday, 16 December 2011
The 2012 Sport NI Ulster Elite championships were in danger of being
remembered for all the wrong reasons, but last night the Immculata club made
sure there some fine memories.
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Magee relishes bid to emulate his dad
Thursday, 15 December 2011
Eamonn Magee will tonight bid to follow in the footsteps of his dad, Eamonn
snr, and claim the Ulster senior light-welterweight title.
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Amir Khan falls foul of points deduction
Monday, 12 December 2011
Amir Khan had his two world titles taken from him after 12 terrific rounds
against Lamont Peterson – a tight fight that was finally decided by the
deduction of points and not by the punches landed.
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Amir Khan walking tall as a true global star of ring
Saturday, 10 December 2011
It is thought that more than 9,000 people have paid to watch Amir Khan fight
in Washington DC tonight, proving that the teenager from the Athens Olympics
is finally, against the odds and reason, a global star of the ring.
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Frampton faces Scottish test
Thursday, 8 December 2011
Carl Frampton is relishing an exciting start to 2012 with a successful defence
of his Commonwealth super-bantamweight title on January 28 at the York Hall
Bethnal Green.
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Paddy Barnes ready to answer London's Olympic call
Thursday, 24 November 2011
Take a walk around Belfast with Paddy Barnes for 20 minutes and the affection
for him is clear.
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Kenny Egan: I want to punch mates trying to get me on drink
Monday, 14 November 2011
Olympic boxer Kenny Egan admits he has been tempted to use his fists on
friends trying to get him back on the bottle.
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Boxing: O’Hara blasts way to Ulster title
Saturday, 12 November 2011
Barry O’Hara came through a cracking contest with Michael Glendenning to claim
the lightweight title at the Ulster Intermediate championships last night.
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Boxing's fond tributes to Joe Frazier, 'a true friend of Belfast'
Wednesday, 9 November 2011
He was a legend of the ring whose epic battles with Muhammad Ali earned him
sporting immortality and worldwide fame.
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• Blame for this awful mess lies squarely with Capello
Unusually for Fabio Capello, a man who owns some highly valued pieces of art but is not given to too many flights of poetic fancy, he once said that he had a dream. It was right at the start of his England reign and it was that he would lead his team into the final of the World Cup in Johannesburg.
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• Proof there’s life in the old dogs yet
The notion that players who are fortunate enough to reach inter-county standard can now expect rather shorter careers at this level would appear to be gaining in substance — if we are to believe all we hear, that is.
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• The strife of Brian in quest for Holy Grail
One down, four to go, as the Six Nations burst back onto our screens on Saturday lunchtime with the game no-one gives a monkeys about — France v Italy.
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• Wales on course for joy of six
Controversial decisions may have denied Ireland of victory against Wales in Dublin but at the stark fact is the Irish did not deserve to win. Wales did as they were much the better side.
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• Tyrone Howe: Ireland need pride after big fall
Let’s be honest, Ireland may have been minutes away from recording a home victory, but for the majority of the game they were out-thought, outgunned and outplayed by Warren Gatland and his men.
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• Bridge battle was a game that makes it all worthwhile
Have you ever wanted to quit your job and live the life of a football commentator instead? Being offered a prime seat at all the best games and not having to pay for it? Better still, someone is paying YOU to be there!
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• Title race is wide open again and AVB’s job is safe
It's game on in the Premier League title race. Manchester City aren't invincible in England after all. And Chelsea have become a force again.
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• Ulster bonus material finally shown
A week ago, in the wake of their 24-17 RaboDirect Pro12 victory over Scarlets, I wrote in terms of Ulster having achieved the first of five pre-Christmas goals.
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