BOXING
Muhammad Ali's daughter knocked down rumors of her father being near death Sunday, saying he was at home watching the Super Bowl. (Dave Martin/AP file photo)
Muhammad Ali's daughter knocked down rumors of her father being near death Sunday, saying he was at home watching the Super Bowl.
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Philly boxer Garcia injured
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Danny Garcia's title defense has been postponed after the unified light-welterweight champion suffered a rib injury.
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Philly's Rosado considers next move
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A pair of brown-tinted sunglasses concealed Gabriel Rosado's bludgeoned left eye, an injury that cut short the gritty North Philadelphian's bid for a world championship.
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Philly's Rosado KO'd title bout
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With half of his face covered in blood, Gabriel Rosado retreated to his corner at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night and collapsed into his trainer's arms.
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Rosado up for the challenge of taking on Golovkin
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In competitive athletics, much is always uncertainty. But there is one thing that absolutely can be presumed as true.
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Philly's Rosado up for challenge
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Philly's "King" Gabriel Rosado, whose hoops experience was mostly limited to neighborhood pickup games, was not destined to make it in the NBA. Still, fondness of basketball nearly ended Rosado's boxing career before it had a chance to begin.
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Philly's Rosado to compete for title
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NEW YORK - Gabriel Rosado opened his mouth and sank his teeth into the bath towel that covered the end of a rubber resistance band.
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Philly's Rosado ready for title shot
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On Saturday night, Gabriel Rosado's nine-year journey will reach its highest point yet as he steps into his first career-world title bout against WBA and IBO middleweight champion Gennady Golovkin at Madison Square Garden (HBO).
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Hopkins' next fight his last?
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John Smallwood: Deep down, Bernard Hopkins wants, or rather needs, a doctor to tell him he is risking serious damage to his 48-year-old body if he continues boxing.
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Hopkins ready for tough fight
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Bernard "The Executioner" Hopkins is preparing for his March 9 challenge of IBF light-heavyweight champion Tavoris "Thunder" Cloud.
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Philly boxer hosed in fight
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There were hopping-mad Steve Cunningham supporters, who felt that their guy had just had a lump of coal dropped into his stocking by two pencil-wielding Grinches.
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Philly's Cunningham loses by split decision
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Steve Cunningham's jubilation turned to frustration as ring announcer Michael Buffer announced that the 12-round fight was ruled a split-decision draw.
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