Erik Morales left boxing the same way he came in: like a gallant warrior. In the final chapter of his storied career, Morales fought with heart, courage and superb skills. He came very close to winning, and most importantly to him, once again he gave fans their money's worth.
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Morales: Running On Empty?
Bob Papa says, "Every time I would watch a Morales fight, I always felt I should put a towel in front of the TV to catch the splatter." In Morales last two fights against Manny Pacquiao, Morales was the one doing the bleeding -- and the losing. Is the great warrior shot, as so many are saying. Papa tells you why he isn't ready just yet to throw in the towel on Erik Morales. Read more
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Arguello and Chavez: Four Classes One Too Many
Even in this age when title belts are handed out like chocolate bars on Halloween, it is the rare fighter who can win titles in multiple weight classes. It is rarer still the one who can do it in four weight classes. Two of the best fighters of the last 40 years broke themselves trying. Read more
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Answering The Call: David Diaz
Ron Borges on David Diaz's biggest moment in the ring against Eric Morales and takes a look into the former Olympians history, his defeat of Zab Judah and his depature, and eventual return, to boxing. Read more
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Little Julio Tries To Make It Big
Every young Mexican fighter's dream is one day to become Julio Cesar Chavez. Even if you already are Julio Cesar Chavez. Read more
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