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The Sports Archives – 6 Tips When Starting Athlete Boxing Training
Boxing is a great way to stay fit, build muscle and confidence, and build relationships with fellow boxers. Starting out in boxing can be intimidating, so here are six tips to help you successfully begin your athlete boxing training: Find … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – How to Properly Execute an Uppercut: Techniques, Benefits, and Variations
When we talk about boxing we don’t instantly talk about the footwork but we rather talk about the punching style. Most people think boxing is all about punching, and there is nothing else involved. We have seen people talking about … Continue reading
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Tagged Amir Khan, boxing blogs, boxing techniques, footwork, Mike Tyson, Muhammad Ali, posture, shadow boxing, speed boxing, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, uppercut
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The Sports Archives – Boxing Hospitality: What You Can Look Forward To This Year
David Haye in the royal box at Wimbledon 2014 by Brian Minkoff-London Pixels With corporate hospitality, here are a few of the fights that you’ll be able to see this year:In 2018, there are plenty of potentially historic big fights … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Boxing’s Next Big Fight: Wilder vs. Ortiz Heavyweight Title Match on March 3
By Layton Dudley – http://www.laytondudley.com/ – https://www.flickr.com/photos/105464285@N06/16123587829/ – Deontay Wilder, CC BY-SA 2.0, Link The Heavy Guns are in place! Deontay Wilder will defend the WBC Heavyweight Title before Luis “King Kong” Ortiz at the Barclays Center in Brooking on Saturday, March 3, in … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – An Insight Into The Life Of Conor McGregor
By Andrius Petrucenia on Flickr (Original version)UCinternational (Crop) – Originally posted to Flickr as “UFC 189 World Tour Aldo vs. McGregor London 2015“Cropped by UCinternational, CC BY-SA 2.0, Link Conor McGregor has become a sporting Phenomenon, and in the last … Continue reading
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Tagged boxing blogs, Conor McGregor, diet and nutrition, MMA, Nate Diaz, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, training, UFC
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The Sports Archives – Boxing Legends: Sugar Ray Leonard
From 1977 to 1997, Sugar Ray Leonard competed in the boxing ring against some of the most fearsome and well-respected fighters in the world. And he managed to beat almost all of them. Sugar Ray Leonard is rightly regarded as … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Boxing: “It’s a Total Knock-Out!”
How many sports have a reputation for being starred in a Hollywood film which accumulated over $225 million in global box office on a budget less than 1% of that size? As if that were not enough on its own, … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – The Greatest Boxing Matches!
Love for violence is one of the signatures of human civilization throughout the centuries. From the Coliseum in Ancient Rome to the boxing matches on your TV, not much has changed in the past couple of thousand years and for … Continue reading
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Tagged Arturo Gatti, Billy Conn, boxing archives, boxing blogs, Combat sports, greatest boxing moments, Greatest Fights, Joe Frazier, Joe Louis, KO, Micky Ward, Muhammad Ali, Sigmund Freud, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, The Fighter, underdog fights
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The Sports Archives – Fighters Who Have Retired As Undefeated Boxing Champions!
When you look at the list of some of the most famous fighters in history, they all have a mark or two in the loss column throughout their career. There are not many who have retired as undefeated champions, but … Continue reading
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Tagged “Bad News” Beasley, Boxing, boxing blogs, Combat sports, Jack McAuliffe, Julio Cesar Chavez, legends, Pernell Whitaker, Rocky Marciano, Roland La Starza, sport legends, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports stars, Sven Ottke, Terry Marsh, The Fighting Fireman, The Napoleon of the Ring., The Phantom, Tracy Beasley
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The Sports Archives – The Pacquiao-Bradley Screwjob
The Pacquiao-Bradley Screwjob On June 9th, 2012, Manny Pacquiao experienced once of the biggest screw jobs in the history of the sport of boxing. In basic terms, Pacquiao dominated his opponent, Timothy Bradley, in almost every round of their fight, … Continue reading
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