Best I Trained: Romulo Quirarte Sr.
While some trainers get all the attention, others are just as talented but prefer to work in the background and...
read moreEnd of an era: an oral history of Showtime’s 37 years in boxing – part 4
Showtime Sport’s award-winning producers share their experiences and anecdotes from their decades of covering boxing.
read moreFrom The Archives: Julio Cesar Chavez UD 12 Hector Camacho
Future hall of famers, both torchbearers for their boxing-proud cultures, clashed on September 12, 1992, when Mexico’s Julio Cesar Chavez defended his WBC 140-pound title against fellow three-division titleholder Hector Camacho of Puerto Rico.
read moreBorn on this day: Julio Cesar Chavez
A supreme boxer, a devastating puncher, a multiple champion and a hero to his people. One of the all-time great...
read moreBorn on this day: Roger Mayweather
He was a phenomenal boxer who became a two-division titlist, and later a trainer. And for the most part of...
read moreOn this day: Julio Cesar Chavez annihilates Greg Haugen in front of 134.000 souls in Aztec Stadium
It was supposed to be a historic fight for many reasons. It ended up being a personal affair in the ring,...
read moreBest I Faced: Joey Gamache
Former two-weight world champion Joey Gamache was hugely popular in Maine and is the only fighter to this day from...
read moreGreatest Hits: Oscar De La Hoya
Editor's Note: This feature originally appeared in the Oscar De La Hoya Special Issue, which is available for purchase at...
read moreOn this day: Julio Cesar Chavez dominates Hector Camacho in a grudge match
Sometimes, a fighter’s record doesn’t tell the whole story. But then again, sometimes it does. Julio Cesar Chavez and Hector Camacho...
read moreOn this day: Julio Cesar Chavez outpoints Rocky Lockridge, retains WBC 130-pound title
Not quite as close as the official result suggests. On August 3, 1986, Julio Cesar Chavez defeated Rocky Lockridge via 12-round...
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