Review: 2011-11-05, tough fight but not very technical between Guillermo Jones and Michael Marrone: two stars. Jones knocks down Marrone two times and in the sixth his corner stopped the fight. Guillermo Jones entered the fight with a record of 37-3-2 while Michael Marrone had a record of 20-3-0. Jones vs Marrone is valid for the WBA World cruiserweight title. Watch the video!
Review: 2011-11-05, the fight between Mariusz Wach and Jason Gavern was not very spectacular: two stars. “The Viking” Wach knocks down Gavern both in the first and in the second round and wins by TKO in the sixth (referee stoppage). The undefeated Mariusz Wach (25-0-0) entered as the No.59 heavyweight in the world while Jason Gavern (21-8-4) entered as the No.52. Wach vs Gavern was valid for the WBC International heavyweight title. Watch the video!
Review: 2011-11-05, boring fight between the undefeated Peter Quillin and Craig McEwan: one stars. “Kid Chocolate” Quillin defeated McEwan by TKO in the sixth round but the referee stopped the fight too soon (McEwan had never been knocked down during the fight). Peter Quillin (25-0-0) entered as the No.9 super middleweight in the world while Craig McEwan (19-1-0) entered as the No.39 middleweight. Quillin vs McEwan was on the undercard of Alfredo Angulo vs James Kirkland. Watch the video!
Review: 2011-11-05, Kirkland starts strong but after 28 seconds of the first round he is already down, so Alfredo Angulo tries to end the fight throwing a lot of punches in the second minute of the fight but James Kirkland survives and comes back in the last minute of the first round knocking down “Perro” Angulo! Then the fight goes on but we don’t want to unveil the result of the bout… We don’t believe that Kirkland vs Angulo could win “Fight of the Year” honors but it could be a candidate for “Round of the Year” thanks to the amazing first round. Alfredo Angulo (20-1-0) entered as the No.2 light middleweight in the world while James Kirkland (29-1-0) entered as the No.49 middleweight. Angulo vs Kirkland, semi-final eliminator for the WBC light middleweight title. Watch the video!
Review: 2011-11-05, good fight dominated by Lucian Bute that defeated Glen Johnson by unanimous decision. The undefeated Lucian Bute (29-0-0) entered as the No.1 super middleweight in the world while Glen Johnson (51-15-2) entered as the No.5. Bute vs Johnson was valid for the IBF super middleweight title. Watch the video!
Review: 2011-11-05, nice knockout of George Groves that defeated Paul Smith in the second round: three stars. The undefeated George Groves (13-0-0) entered as the No.27 super middleweight in the world while Paul Smith (31-2-0) entered as the No.33. Groves vs Smith is valid for the BBBofC British and Commonwealth super middleweight titles (undercard of Ricky Burns vs Michael Katsidis). Watch the video!
Review: 2011-11-05, nice and balanced fight between Ricky Burns and Michael Katsidis (it is very close to our 4 stars). “Rickster” Burns defeated Katsidis by unanimous decision but five and six points points of difference between the two (in the final score) are too many. Ricky Burns (32-2-0) entered as the No.12 lightweight in the world while Michael “The Great” Katsidis (28-4-0) entered as the No.13. Burns vs Katsidis was valid for the interim WBO lightweight title. Watch the video!
Review: 2011-11-04, good and tough fight between Suriyan Sor Rungvisai and Nobuo Nashiro: three stars. Suriyan defeated Nashiro by unanimous decision defending for the first time his WBC super flyweight title. Suriyan Sor Rungvisai (19-4-1) entered as the No.1 super flyweight in the world while Nobuo Nashiro (15-3-1) entered as the No.12. Watch the video!
Review: 2003-12-13, Cory Spinks vs Ricardo Mayorga was one of the best boxing fights of 2003. Spinks was the champion of the IBF welterweight title (won in the previous fight against Michele Piccirillo) while Mayorga held the WBA and the WBC welterweight titles (won against Vernon Forrest). Mayorga was penalized two points, but the fight was very exciting! Watch the video!
Review: 2003-03-08, the fight between Corrie Sanders and Wladimir Klitschko lasts less than five minutes but these two rounds are very spectacular. The younger Klitschko had already lost once (against Ross Puritty in 1998) but in this fight he was the favorite since he was defending his WBO heavyweight title, for the sixth time, and Sanders did not seem an opponent too hard to beat, as the most dangerous boxer he faced was Hasim Rahman, with which he had lost. With four knockdowns in just four minutes, Corrie Sanders vs Wladimir Klitschko, gets deservedly our four stars (after this match also Vitali Klitschko fights against Sanders). Watch the video!
