May

Dougie’s Friday Mailbag (Ranking WBC lightweight titleholders, Bert Sugar’s Greatest Fighters)

RANKING WBC LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPS Hello Doug, I hope you and your family are well. A lot of talk recently has been about Lightweights....

Is death really better than defeat? George Foreman weighs in, with words for Wilder

28

Feb

Is death really better than defeat? George Foreman weighs in, with words for Wilder

by Michael Woods

The buzz lingering from the Tyson Fury victory, a possibility to some, a probability to few, a certainty only to...

THE RING archive: Leonard-Hearns – Who picked who in “The Showdown”

09

Aug

THE RING archive: Leonard-Hearns – Who picked who in “The Showdown”

by The Ring

THE RING Fight Picks go way back. Esteemed colleague, RING ratings panelist and fight pick collector, Anson Wainwright, was probably...

04

Jan

Remembering boxing’s departed

by Doug Fischer

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.

Bernstein croons posthumous tribute to Steward, Dundee, Tapia, others

02

Jan

Bernstein croons posthumous tribute to Steward, Dundee, Tapia, others

by Lem Satterfield

“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.