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MARCH BOXING PREDICTIONS, Part 2

MARCH BOXING PREDICTIONS, Part 2

Kell Brook vs. JoJo Dan
Dan has two close wins over Kevin Bizier in the latter's hometown.  Going to the UK will not bother him.  He also has two losses to Selcuk Aydin in Turkey, that every sane un-purchased judge thought he won.  So, not only is he battle tested as a visitor, but he knows how to fight against hometown judging, and may very well be undefeated.  The real question mark here is Brook's state of mind.  He was lucky to be alive after a machete attack in Spain, so his mind may not all be on fighting.  There is also no telling how well he will come back from that.  Blood loss stresses organs, which could affect overall conditioning.  Dan seems to never get tired in the ring.  I am actually going to pick the upset here, even though I think overall that Brook is the better fighter.  Dan by close MD, as timing is everything.
 
Andre Berto vs. Josesito Lopez
This fight isn;t one that should matter much, as even the winner is pretty much guaranteed to fail at his next opportunity.  Berto is the welterweight ray mercer.  he seems to be the gatekeeper to big shots, but canot quite get there himself.  His losses have all come in very entertaining fights however, and Lopez makes for very entertaining fights.  Hell even Victor Ortiz stayed in the game against these two.  This has fight of the year written all over it, and a big money loss for the winner. the loser, is pretty much done at the higher levels, but witha  greta audience wathcing, it is a perfect matchup.  Berto can do more things, but he usually loses to warriors like Lopez.  He won't here, though.  Berto by late TKO, after a war.

Shawn Porter vs. Roberto Garcia
Garcia hasn't lost since he was dominated by an aging Antonio Margarito 5 years ago, but that should give us a measuring stick for Porter's comeback.  garcia has also never been stopped, and Porter's strenght would seem not to deter the Mexican.  he is coming off of two good wins over cayo and Prescott, but Porter is a different level.  Porter won't try any tricks, but he is a Provodnikov type of fighter in that even if yhou beat him, you'll go through hell to do it.  Garcia doesn't win when he goes through hell.  I think we'll see a repeat of the Margarito fight, but with a more merciful corner.  Porter by late corner retirement, TKO.

Tommy Oosthuizen vs. Ryno Liebenberg
This fight is making the list, not just because two top 15 light heavyweights are getting it on, but because it is a case of a country two best contenders facing each other.

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MARCH BOXING PREDICTIONS, Part 1

MARCH BOXING PREDICTIONS, Part 1

Jean Pascal vs. Sergey Kovalev
This fight is intriguing not just because it is between two of the top 3 light heavyweights in the world, or even because of the matchup itself.  Those questions are numerous, however.  Can Kovalev handle a fig...

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Boxing Lessons from El Paso Boxing Hall of Famer

Boxing Lessons from El Paso Boxing Hall of Famer

El Paso, Texas Boxing Lessons at San Juan Boxing 

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FIGHTERS WHO SHOULD HANG EM UP

FIGHTERS WHO SHOULD HANG EM UP

As we move into another year of boxing, we are not hurting for young, exciting prospects.  We have so many, that some are even beginning to fight each other... a rarity in leaner years.  This means we have to make room for them in our minds...

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Cedric Kushner Boxing Promoter Death - REST IN PEACE

Cedric Kushner Boxing Promoter Death - REST IN PEACE

Longtime New York City boxing promoter Cedric Kushner passed away today from a heart attack at the age of 66. Kushner promoted many shows seen on HBO in the late 1990s and early 2000s. He specialized in heavyweight matches. He also did budget pay-per...

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