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This looks like the only card as I used an AI search and this was the only card that popped up so other cards seem to be just dark cards or at least dark cards for North American viewers. Probably the biggest news of the week was the contractual/promotional tug of war over who Noel Mikaelian...

I completely missed the Zuffa card and instead watched the British card with the two British level Mulatto's headlining the card. Kraus stole the show with his power and precision punching. He is ready for a stiff test of a former champion or a former challenger to either of the two dominant...

I agree with your point the referees in GB are wildly inconsistent in big bouts when a fighter is in trouble. We saw Parker get stopped by a debatable TKO but Wardley could have been stopped a good 2 rounds earlier in his title bout with Dubois. I could see a scenario where Hrgovic is...

This has been happening for decades in countries such as Switzerland how many Mulattos and full blooded Africans have been on their national teams in track and field and football. They also have passport shoppers too which should be eliminated as it's ruining the sport but the IAAF is...

The Irish card seems to be a sequel to the card last week McKenna is fighting a bit of a mystery in the African based out of Italy. In the past African's based out of Italy were decent fighters but back then Italian promoters were more of a force in world boxing. Walsh should have an easy time...

He's probably something like Travis Kelce who was from a majority Black area and comes off as a wigger type. Gillick is an Irish surname but that doesn't mean much these days...

I missed this bout as I chose to do other things during the main event and I missed an upset as the English veteran Chamberlain stopped the Irishman in the 10th round. In the evening Zepeda won going away in the end over the over matched Roach. I thought the fight going in was close to a...

Yes he was an obvious pro prospect when I saw him as he was making highlight reel plays but he is "tiny" at less than 190 pounds and sub 5'9" also he is a bit of an ethnic novelty as he has a Japanese surname that he shares with the legendary 108 pound champion Yoko. Kapena is of obvious...

I remember him from the Dan Fouts led Chargers teams that could never get over the hump, sad news about his last few years. He seemed to have led a charmed life until football related dementia had it's affects on. Here's a tribute to Billy Ray Smith Jr....

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/senator-in-lingerie-paid-unspeakable-37431589Things have been leaking out that Graham hired fe(male) escorts for years and it's now more obvious than ever he was being black mailed by Mossad agents. Politics is one dirty business...

This shou Concerning Wallin no news is probably good news in terms of an immediate health scare. This looks like the only card on the weekend with White Mexican Zepeda getting a 2nd title shot this is probably it for him if he doesn't win this one. Roach was probably robbed of a win against...

As long as track and field pays semi pro money you will always have the problem of Western athletes dropping out of the sport unless they secure 6 figure sponsorship deals. Johnathan Edwards stated that's why his record is still on the books and I suspect this is similar to Powell's record too...

He has more talent than Pickering and is mentally stronger than Lemaitre with his desire to be the best he can be. Really so far in his career he has run as close to his potential as he can run. I mentioned Wells before and Wells was similar mentally as he never blew it when he lost a race he...

A time like that in this weather has to be a possible sub 9.8 in the weather we have seen in the south of France and Spain, simply amazing... The announcers mentioned he was the first Aussie male medalist ever in the 100m dash. I would have thought somebody would have at least snagged a bronze...

I remember back in the day Allan Wells was the king of the Commonwealth games as he was the dominant sprinter in 2 games but these were the days of (sh)amateur athletics and most of the top Commonwealth sprinters showed up for the meets. I recall him dueling with young but still doped Ben...

I tend to agree with Hock as I can't shake the Dacres lost. Dacres is just a club fighter with little power and he just shot a jab in the face of Sirenko and seemed to befuddle him. I saw Dacres get destroyed by the British level Adeleye in a similar manner to what Sirenko did to Wallin yet...

He looked mediocre until the spectacular knockout. Both he and Wallin leaned on each other and seemed to be in sparring partner mode but Wallin seemed to be fading a bit and then bingo bango and the fight was over with two hooks one from the left hand and a finishing hook from the right hand...

Tszyu did what he had to do with the shell of Spence who while his chin is still iron all of his other skills have rusted away. The first 4 rounds were even up but the better eye catching shots were fired by the Zoo keeper's son and once Spence slowed down and tried to save energy by hopping...

He didn't look Joshua bad as he turned a 40 to 1 rout into a 50/50 pick'em Rocky fight. Prenga will be kicking himself for years as he was a combination away from causing possibly the biggest upset in heavyweight boxing history(bigger than Douglass vs Tyson as Douglass had beaten a few top ten...

Yes Fury vs Wach and Joshua vs Prenga headline the weekend. Fury vs Wach should not be sanctioned as Wach has drifted down to a human punch bag without stiff resistance. I question if any serious commission would sanction this bout for anything more than an exhibition. Joshua is a prohibitive...

That's funny I heard scouts have stated this about this position as you need to be instinctive and not cerebral but interestingly coaches wanted more cerebral guys for fullbacks due to blocking assignments and picking up blitzes.

Yes similar to the Australian Open in tennis travelling to Europe was a pain as it took a month each way and the player had to adjust to the time zone and didn't practice for a month. In the case of Australian Open it was 2 months each way and there was no prize money to until the late 60's so...

In the first half you could cue up the French Army surrendering without a shot jokes.... In the second half it seemed like L'Equipe Africaine actually decided to try and nearly pulled it out of the bag until they surrendered a late penalty shot and the score went back to a 2 goal English...

Didn't see that one as these records were set during the dirty EPO era but in recent years Ingebrigtsen and Goose have been dancing around the record so I guess this isn't that shocking in retrospective. I wonder if Hicham's 1500 record is now vulnerable too.

This week is another slow week as the bronze medal match and of course the World Cup final dominate the weekend. It seems like the Pacheco headlined card is devoid of White fighters and the other North American based card on ProBox TV only has Argentine Guido Schramm as a B side opponent...