Is death really better than defeat? George Foreman weighs in, with words for Wilder
The buzz lingering from the Tyson Fury victory, a possibility to some, a probability to few, a certainty only to...
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‘The Fight Doctor’ Ferdie Pacheco, 89, passes away
On Thursday, beloved doctor, artist, author and personal physician to ‘The Greatest,’ Muhammad Ali, Dr. Ferdie Pacheco passed away at age 89.
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ANGELO AND ME: LEGENDARY TRAINER’S ‘KID’ REMEMBERS HIM FONDLY
Contributor Lou Eisen’s memories of Angelo Dundee reveal the admirable nature of the legendary trainer.
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THE RING archive: Hagler-Leonard – War of Words
Note: This feature originally appeared in the April 1987 issue of THE RING Magazine. IT WASN’T QUITE “NO MAS, NO MAS,”...
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Boxing Hall of Fame: Whitey Esneault, the unknown trainer
Whitey Esneault will receive his long-delayed certification as one of boxing’s great teachers when he is inducted into the IBHOF on Sunday.
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Best I Faced: Tim Witherspoon
“Terrible” Tim Witherspoon, a two-time heavyweight titleholder who established himself as one of the finest big men of his generation, is next up in our popular ‘Best I Faced’ series.
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Looking back at George Foreman-Michael Moorer
Twenty-one years ago today, Big George Foreman turned the clock back and stopped Michael Moorer for the IBF and WBA heavyweight titles.
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A farewell to Friday Night Fights
Tonight on ESPN2, “Friday Night Fights” comes to a bittersweet conclusion as its 17-year run closes, while “Premier Boxing Champions” prepares for a July premiere. RingTV.com’s Michael Woods looks back with the show’s particulars.
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Remembering boxing’s departed
The sport of boxing lost some of its most colorful characters — including iconic figures such as Emanuel Steward, Carmen Basilio, Angelo Dundee, Teofilo Stevenson, Bert Sugar, Hector Camacho and Johnny Tapia — in 2012.
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Bernstein croons posthumous tribute to Steward, Dundee, Tapia, others
“It just felt very, very personal to me,” said broadcaster Al Bernstein, who sings “What a Wonderful World” in honor of boxing dignitaries such as the late Hall of Fame trainer Emanuel “Manny” Steward during a musical tribute on The Boxing Channel.
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