Kronk Boxing (LaTonya King?
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What did you want to know about her? She's part of Kronk's 2006 amateur team. Linked below is an interview with her from 2004.
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Holy crap... never thought anyone would ever talk about Lennox Lewis... I, too am a fan of Lennox and think that in his prime, he would make the current crop of heavyweights look ridiculous (well, most of the heavyweights out there do a pretty good job of making themselves look ridiculous)... however, he was commentating a recent fight (Mayweather vs. Judah) and I thought age had caught up with him pretty quickly... I have no doubt he could win a belt or two, but I would rather he stay retired so I can remember him as the dominate champion of his time... as far as a rematch with Klitschko, that would mean he would have to give up his political dreams to come back to fight... although Lennox got as good as he gave during that fight, I was proud of him as most observers questioned his heart and chin during his career. He answered a lot of questions concerning both during that bout.
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Updated: Nov. 6, 2006, 11:00 AM ET\nReigning Champions\n\nHEAVYWEIGHT (UNLIMITED) \nWBA                WBC  IBF            WBO  \nNikolai Valuev  Oleg Maskaev  Wladimir Klitschko  Shannon Briggs  \n\nCRUISERWEIGHT (190 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \n(a) Virgil Hill  O'Neil Bell  vacant  Enzo Maccarinelli  \n\nLIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT (175 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nSilvio Branco  Tomasz Adamek  Clinton Woods  Zsolt Erdei  \n\nSUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT (168 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nMikkel Kessler  Mikkel Kessler  Joe Calzaghe  Joe Calzaghe  \n\nMIDDLEWEIGHT (160 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \n(b) Javier Castillejo  Jermain Taylor  Arthur Abraham  Jermain Taylor  \n\nJUNIOR MIDDLEWEIGHT/SUPER WELTERWEIGHT (154 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nJose Antonio Rivera  Oscar De La Hoya  Cory Spinks  Sergei Dzindziruk  \n\nWELTERWEIGHT (147 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nvacant  Floyd Mayweather Jr.  Kermit Cintron  Antonio Margarito  \n\nJUNIOR WELTERWEIGHT/SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT (140 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nSouleymane M'baye  Junior Witter  Juan Urango  Miguel Cotto  \n\nLIGHTWEIGHT (135 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nJuan Diaz  (c) Joel Casamayor  (d) Jesus Chavez  Acelino "Popo" Freitas  \n\nJUNIOR LIGHTWEIGHT/SUPER FEATHERWEIGHT (130 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nEdwin Valero  Marco Antonio Barrera  Malcolm Klassen  Joan Guzman  \n\nFEATHERWEIGHT (126 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nChris John  Rodolfo Lopez  Orlando Salido  (e) Scott Harrison  \n\nJR. FEATHERWEIGHT/SUPER BANTAMWEIGHT (122 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nCelestino Caballero  Israel Vazquez  vacant  Daniel Ponce De Leon  \n\nBANTAMWEIGHT (118 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nWladimir Sidorenko  Hozumi Hasegawa  Rafael Marquez  Jhonny Gonzalez  \n\nJR. BANTAMWEIGHT/SUPER FLYWEIGHT (115 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nNobuo Nashiro  (f) Masamori Tokuyama  vacant  Fernando Montiel  \n\nFLYWEIGHT (112 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nLorenzo Parra  Pongsaklek Wonjongkam  Vic Darchinyan  Omar Narvaez  \n\nJUNIOR FLYWEIGHT (108 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nKoki Kameda  Omar Nino Romero  Ulises Solis  Hugo Cazares  \n\nSTRAWWEIGHT (105 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nYutaka Niida  Eagle Kyowa  Muhammad Rachman  Ivan Calderon  \n\n\nNOTES:\n\n\n(a) O'Neil Bell is the WBA cruiserweight "super world champion."\n(b) Jermain Taylor is the WBA middleweight "super world champion."\n(c) David Diaz is the WBC interim champion.\n(d) Julio Diaz is the IBF interim champion.\n(e) Juan Manuel Marquez is the interim WBO featherweight champion.\n(f) Cristian Mijares is the interim WBC junior bantamweight champion.\n\nif it doesnt hellp because its in a mess use the link is in a table form
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Green Donkey ~\n                           This is the worst decade ever for boxing! There are some bright spots, some fighters that can make a splash, Taylor, Wright, Barrera, Cotto and Duddy but there's so many overrated, over-hyped fighters out there that are handpicking opponents just to collect belts or to stay a "Champion" just a little longer like Mayweather, he turned down 6 million dollars more to fight a young and hungry Antonio Margarito and Valuev, he and Don King are feeding him lots of small Heavyweights that couldn't break a egg so he can remain undefeated.\n   The worst is, you have the "Fans" that don't know anything about the sport call people "Great" You seem to have figured it out, you came to this forum and asked a question because you kinow that things aren't right.
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Arum's getting ready to pull the plug in the next couple of years, Oscars the new kid on the block, he seems to like other Promoters fighters. He hasn't brought a fighter up through the ranks yet.\n                In a boxing match, I'd have to go with De La Hoya stopping Arum in 5th round with a body shot.
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Right now, I would have to say Floyd Mayweather, Jr. He is fighting all of the big name opponents and beating them. His opponents were no slouches such as: Angel Manfredy, Arturo "Thunder" Gatti, Sharmba Mitchell, Jose Luis Castillo, and Diego Corrales. He is also slated to fight Zab Judah this April and also Ricky Hatton by the end of the year. There is no doubt that he is the best boxer out there right now, pound-for-pound. He will fight anybody, anywhere, anytime.
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Start here \nhttp://www.klitschko.com/en/index_en.html
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Man, that is a tough question, as a boxer enthusiast, and amateur boxer myself I am really excited about the Chris Byrd Wladimir Klitschko fight.  \n\nNow, about your question, I do think Klitschko is going to easily defeat Chris Byrd, by even more than he did their first fight, and I believe that James Toney will then be the Ring Magazine number one fighter, however I believe everyone will then consider Wladimir Klitschko the heavyweight to beat.  Klitschko looked great in his last fight, and will defeat Chris Byrd by unanimous decision.
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I'd love to see Klitschko work inside on Valuev, but I see a bunch of nobodies fighting him for a while until he (Valuev) can harness his size.  I could see Calvin Brock in Wlad's future.  But we'll have to see how he does against Ibrigamov.  It's about time Brock gets tested, as well as Ibrigamov, both undefeated.
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I'm afraid your knowledge of boxing is poor!! Naz was a good world champion making 17 defences of a world title> thats a big ask for any world champion!! unfortunately he underachieved considering the amount of talent he had!! Only a fool would try and compare Ricky to Naz they are like chalk and cheese. Ricky is conquering the world while naz is doing 15 months in jail for dangerous driving!! There styles are totally opposites !! if want more information on Naz ask Kevin Kelly
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I would say so, I can't stand boxing anymore, it's boring to watch, and I used to box! The only thing boxing has going for it's self is De La Hoya VS Mayweather, and that fight is 6 months away, what a joke. and it will probelly be boring. Boxing is dead, they can thank the UFC, and Pride FC, and Don King, if he wasn't so blatantly crooked, then people might jump on the boxing band wagon, again if someone new and exciting comes along, but now who cares! let it die!
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Felix Trinidad won. Ref stoppage in the 8th round. It was a good fight to watch actually. Mayorga was up to his old antics and Tito tee'd off on his head a few times :)
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hey try rossboxing.com
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im a boxer, i had a hard time starting out. when i was 15, i went pro. it really was and still is my dream to make it to the top and shake the heavy weight champion of the world, that is if i dont win. i just havent had my chance yet, but i will.
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Ric ~\n        What's up my Brother? No matter what Herenton brings to this bout, it won't be enough. The very last thing to go on a fighter is his punch. He can walk on his heels, he can talk with slurred speech and he might not be able to remember what day of the week it is, but believe me he can still punch. Nobody puts Ali on his seat that can not punch yesterday or 40 years ago, whatever they can punch.\n\n       Legendary fighter, Packy McFarland was retired from boxing for over thirty years he and his wife were walking home from St Pats Church in Joliet, Illinois when they were approached by three young men demanding money, Packy went into his wallet and gave them everything he had, but that wasn't enough the young men demanded his wife's wedding ring. Packy said "Boys, you picked the wrong bull today." and cleaned the street with the three of them breaking ones jaw and knocking the other two out until the Police arrived.\n\n     Joe is looking at the bout as a exhibition of sorts and if Willie thinks he's going to rough house old Joe, then Willie is in for a rude awakening and when he wakes up, I'm sure every one will tell him "How well he tried"\n\n    Thanks for the question Ric, it's great to have you back.
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Vitali Klitschko and Corrie Sanders.
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No but I'd love to try it someday. It seems really challenging. Queen Latifah actually stays in shape kickboxing. She said it's really hard but that it's a great workout and is the only thing she's found that really keeps her in shape and that she enjoys doing. I've also thought about boxing. Jill Marie Jones from "Girlfriends" boxes and she also said it was hard. Both women really seemed to enjoy the fact that they could tackle this form of exercise and become good at it. And it seems like more and more women are getting into these kinds of activities more and more so that's inspiring to me as I've become more interested in trying it. Also Jessica Biel got in great shape with boxing as a part of her fitness regimine for the movie Blade:Trinity. I got a chance to see what her workout was like on the double-disc unrated DVD. Ultimately kickboxing seems like it could make you feel empowered, strong, and tough.