Disappointed Hearns tries to move beyond canceled Chavez fight
Ronald Hearns said he was ready to bounce back from his second career loss by defeating Julio Cesar Chavez, who pulled out of their fight with an injured right hand.
read moreInjured Chavez Jr. shifts focus from Hearns to healing, Manfredo Jr.
Forced to pull out of the Ronald Hearns fight, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. will allow his injured hand to heal and then train for his next bout alongside Manny Pacquiao.
read moreManager: Fight is off because of Chavez Jr.’s hand injury
Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.'s wants to go through with a September fight against Ronald Hearns 'but he just can't' due to an infected, puffy right fist, says his manager.
read moreChavez Jr. injures hand, may cancel Hearns fight on Sept. 17
Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. has received stitches for a cut on one of his hands, leading Bob Arum to believe doctors will advise him not to fight Ronald Hearns.
read moreLem’s latest: Alvarez-Chavez Jr. go head-to-head; Williams vulnerable; Goosen shaken by earthquakes
Saul Alvarez and Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. will make title defenses on Sept. 17, Paul Williams’ vulnerability encourages rivals and promoter Dan Goossen experiences two earthquakes in a day.
read moreHearns mulls Mayweather, Pacquiao against himself, Leonard, Hagler
Thomas Hearns ponders who would win between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Paquiao, and how each would do against himself, Sugar Ray Leonard, Marvin Hagler, Wifredo Benitez or Robert Duran.
read morePacquiao-Marquez scheduling conflict threatens Roach’s role in Chavez’s corner
Trainer Freddie Roach might have to skip Julio Cesar Chavez's next fight due to a commitment to the Manny Pacquiao-Juan Manuel Marquez press tour.
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