Unfortunately, it seems the blog page here on boxingforum.com has become a huge spam repository (with ten or so more B.S. blogs a day, even if I post something new, no one will know), so I have been forced to move my labor of love. You can catch the new heavyweight musings from a strawweight brain at http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/blog.php?u=126274 or http://www.finitol.blogspot.com/. As usual, thanks for the support and may all the fights be great!
Carl Froch did a lot of chasing Andre Dirrell during the second fight of the Super Six tournament on Saturday. Although Froch got the nod, it started a debate between the boxing writers and public as to who won the fight.
More Super than the Six, it’s the Finito Five!
1. Abraham hits a three pointer to start the Super Six
Posted 10-15-2009 at 10:48 PM byFinito L. Updated 10-20-2009 at 01:25 AM byFinito L.
While Juan Manuel Lopez may look confidently victorious here, he was anything but in the final round of his fight Saturday with Rogers Mtagwa. Whether the aura of invincibility will be gone from Juanma remains to be seen.
This month’s bevy of burning fistic questions, from Juanma’s weekend walk on Queer Street to a UFC-boxing dinner date:
Q: Wow, now that was some high drama at the end of the...
Posted 10-07-2009 at 07:14 AM byFinito L. Updated 10-08-2009 at 12:15 AM byFinito L.
British heavweight John McDermott tries in vain to explain how referee Terry O'Conner awarded the decision to Tyson Fury in their September fight. His promoter Frank Maloney (left) probably thinks explaining quantum physics would be easier.
Imagine this scenario: It’s a prime-time matchup in the NBA, with a Los Angeles Lakers-Cleveland Cavaliers tilt in Staples Center (the Lakers’ home arena)...
Floyd Mayweather had all the right moves against former 135-pounder Juan Manuel Marquez, but will he take those moves and fight Shane Mosley, who is a natural 147-pounder?
Back like Pretty Boy Floyd, it’s the Finito Five!
1. Mayweather is money while Mosley looks to cash in
Floyd Mayweather grates on a lot of boxing fans. The trash talk, the false bravado,...
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