Boxing is full of shit! Lennox to make comeback? Calzaghe says no. Khan and more..

It’s been over a month since I last blogged but I have a good excuse. Exams. They’re a bitch and the fuckers require hours of work each and every day. I don’t want to talk about them anyway, at least not until sometime in late August.

Boxing. It has to be the most openly corrupt sport in the world. Boxing gives its loyal followers years of bullshit, politics, corruption, avoidance,...

The story of the late undefeated knockout artist, and only world champion to ever end his career with a 100% record (27-0 – 27 KOs), continues to take more twists and turns as it has been revealed that he will have his body exhumed. How I missed this piece of news is beyond me but apparently there are people in the world who don’t believe he murdered his wife nor did he commit suicide. Usually I’d dismiss this as family, friends or fans just being in denial but they do raise some interesting questions....

Where to begin? Amir Khan dazzled on his American debut, Kevin Mitchell was blown out by Michael Katsidis, Nate Campbell was made to look old by Victor Ortiz, James DeGale blew hot and cold before producing a sensational knockout of Sam Horton and Giacobbe Fragomeni was stopped in the eight round by Krysztof Wlodarczyk.

Khan did what he was expected to do and that is defeat Pauli Malignaggi. Many expected Malignaggi to have his moment but Khan to prevail winning a clear unanimous...

Bob Arum has reserved the Cowboys Stadium & the MGM Grand for November 13, 2010. Interesting. I suppose the plan is to have Mayweather-Pacquiao in the MGM Grand but if the two sides can’t get over this ridiculous drug testing dispute, then Pacquiao will face Margarito in the Cowboys Stadium. I suppose it makes sense to fight Margarito in the Cowboys Stadium since it’s in Texas and well, Houston has been home to some of Mexico’s biggest boxers including Julio Cesar Chavez and more recently Juan...

Boxing: P4P Updates, Mayweather-Pacquiao Talks stall, Calzaghe back?, Amir Khan, more…

Following Mayweather’s dominating defeat of Shane Mosley, I’ve decided there is only one place on the pound for pound list for him and that is up above Manny Pacquiao at number #1. There are quite a few factors I took into consideration when making that decision, the first being Mosley beating P4P #2 and P4P #3 fighters in consecutive fights, the second being Floyd Mayweather was P4P #1 before...