British fight fans : Will Scott Harrison be in an asylum or a boxing ring on Dec 9th ?
816002
I don't know what going on with Scott Harrison recently he seems to have lost the plot. I can't see him being mentally ready to fight on December 9th and its probably in his best interests to not fight and be stripped of the title. Nicky Cook is no joke and i would favour him to beat Harrison at his best even though it would be close, but if they fight on the 9th i think Cook will win easily due to Harrison not being mentally or physically ready.
510716
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
1018525
I don't know how many more people are going to ask this question. His next fight is against Renato Sobral at UFC 62 in August. It has been confirmed about 2 months ago.
426375
Really, the entrance music has to be a reflection of the fighter himself. It's part of psyching himself up for the fight so I say he should go with the song that has sentimental value for him.\n\nI don't know who the audience is going to be, but since a lot of boxing fans are older than your generation, it's possible that they won't be as familiar with Nickelback and will actually react more to "Bad to the Bone." Let your boyfriend go ahead and use it. He can always try using a different song next time, but definitely make sure he's focused on the fight and not on the music.
906776
Baz 31 ~\n               Toney will never slim down, he can't stop eating. The back of his neck looks like a package of hot dogs. Joe has no business in the ring with the likes of James, Joe's last outing was a prime example of that. Joe should be fighting the likes of Peter Manfredo, who Joe should beat and possibly knockout, but he nor his promoter should make the mistake in thinking that Peter is the beast America has to offer. They picked Manfredo because he has some name recognition coming from "The Contender" and he can't break a egg.\n\n    Frank Warren is so starved for a fighter from England to be hailed as "Great" first it was Hamed than Joe and Ricky Hatton and now that those guys are exposed as nothing more than good fighters, fighting selected opponents he's pushing Khan. The English papers will be filled with how Joe defeated the American Peter Manfredo as if it gives Joe some sort of credibility.\n\n   If a Toney vs Calzaghe fight ever took place, Joe wouldn't last 5 rounds, they are on completely different levels. As much as I can't stand Toney, I must admit he by far the way better fighter.\n\n  Thanks for the question Baz.
769000
certainly not in a boxing forum thats for sure. didn't you just answer your own question when you said "on the front page of yahoo"?
663806
Look on the internet under boxing
957428
Yeah as said above by a few people it was Oliver Mcall in his second fight with Lennox Lewis. He had some sort of a mental breakdown during the fight. I think he realised he just couldent win and he seemed to just give up and was just taking punchs so it was stopped. Also i think he had quite a few personal problems at the time which didn't help his preparation for the fight. He seems to be a naturally emotional guy as in both his first fight with lewis and in his fight with Frank Bruno he cried on his way into the ring. He said in an interview he cried before fights at times because he knew the outcome could change his life, so he was basically psyching himself up which isent a bad thing, but to cry during a fight isent so good for obvious reasons.
641239
Scott Hall never held the Heavyweight Championship and that is a shame. Scott's life is a sad story of what Alcohol can do to ruin your career. He was one of the best and shouldve been a long time champion. If he couldve controlled his demons I honestly believe we would be asking " is anyone tired of the NWO they have ruled wrestling for 15 years now".  \nI hope he gets himself straight.\nGod bless the "BAD GUY"
74689
A great boxing haven!!! (GO PACQUIAO!!!!)
1039955
Well, he has a bet with Tarver, but it's actually for a charity donation. See the link below for more details.\n\n"Wisely or unwisely, the reigning light heavyweight champion [Tarver] has bet $250,000 with Bernard Hopkins that the former undisputed middleweight champion will not answer the bell for the sixth round at Boardwalk Hall when they square off for what the 41-year-old Hopkins insists is his last fight"
158407
well if he is, they haven't said anything about it on the boxing website
703404
his last fight was about 9-10 days ago, he won. it is rumored that he is gonna fight once more and than fight the winner of Wright/Quartey, but as of now there is now official news.
551212
It would be a boring fight!\n\nToney is a counterpuncher!  Pretty boy would pull a De la hoya against trinidad and run!
510116
I am no professional, but i love to watch these fights, and i'd go for the take down! Good luck mate!! Keep loving what you're doing!!!!
518382
I have already answered this question but i have since seen an interview with Pat Militech saying that Sylvia is more prepared than ever for a ground fight. He has stated that Tim will try to take the fight to the ground and i think if he can it will be over in the first round again.\nThanks Punisher i love the UFC questions.
697791
Mayweather.......it will be lopsided. The only question is if Floyd can hit hard enough or put enough accumulation of punishment on Baldomir to knock him out.