Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Amazing Human Tricks
Monday, August 29, 2011
Mayweather vs. Ortiz 24/7
Here's the first episode of HBO's 24/7 (Mayweather vs. Ortiz).
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Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Officer does good deed, then gets gunned down
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Monday, August 1, 2011
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Klitschko vs. Haye - Face Off
Check out the Face Off for this weekend's fight. If this doesn't pump you up, nothing will!
Saturday, May 21, 2011
De La Hoya in Rehab
Retired boxing legend Oscar De La Hoya has entered a California rehab facility to be treated for a substance abuse problem, TMZ reported Saturday.
For more boxing news and analysis, check out The Boxing Tribune.
Sources told TMZ that De La Hoya checked into the rehab facility within the last few weeks. The name and location of the facility and the nature of his substance abuse problem were not immediately known.
The 1992 Olympic Gold Medal winner has been active on Twitter in recent weeks.
On Friday, De La Hoya wrote, "Take a deep breathe and let out all that anger that makes you hate.it really is going to be o.k." and "Stop finding excuses not to live. life is controlled by what you make of it and not of what it makes of you."
De La Hoya had a career record of 39-6 and held several championship belts before retiring in 2009.
For more boxing news and analysis, check out The Boxing Tribune.
Sources told TMZ that De La Hoya checked into the rehab facility within the last few weeks. The name and location of the facility and the nature of his substance abuse problem were not immediately known.
The 1992 Olympic Gold Medal winner has been active on Twitter in recent weeks.
On Friday, De La Hoya wrote, "Take a deep breathe and let out all that anger that makes you hate.it really is going to be o.k." and "Stop finding excuses not to live. life is controlled by what you make of it and not of what it makes of you."
De La Hoya had a career record of 39-6 and held several championship belts before retiring in 2009.
Monday, May 9, 2011
“SUSPICIOUS MINDS” LINGER OVER PACQUIAO AGAIN!
In just about any era, Manny Pacquiao would be considered a great fighter. He wouldn’t have had a chance with the aforementioned greats in Duran, Hearns, or Leonard, but outside of that group he would have been quite successful. When I said that boxing was fixed, I was alluding to the fact that I believe, in my opinion Pacquiao is not fighting fair. There are many people that think Manny has jacked his body up with red blood cells, also known as “Blood Doping” while training.
I WONDER WHY PACQUIAO BEATS UP BIGGER GUYS WITH EASE?
The extra blood cells from the use of EPO (Erithropoyetin) can increase your oxygen level anywhere from 30 to 45%. Of course, this allows you to train 45% harder, recover 45% faster, and thus perform 45% better. As somebody studying medicine, I’ve been told there is no perfected test to determine whether an athlete is on EPO. In the old days, before the steroid era, “Blood Doping” was done through transfusions. Until recently accurate testing has been difficult because the EPO made in the lab is virtually identical to the naturally occurring form and there are no firmly established normal ranges for EPO in the body.
ARE YOU SEEING WHERE I’M GOING HERE?
The bottom line is that none of us knows what goes on behind closed doors in a fighter’s training camp. Now, I’m not saying Manny didn’t deserve to win against the almost elderly for a boxer Mosley, who turns 40 in a few months, as he pitched a shutout on almost everybody’s scorecards. Pac’s a good man that has done a lot for his country, has a lot of faith in God and is without question a great fighter. But that still doesn’t change the fact that I think the sport of boxing is fixed.
J.R. Fernandez
Taken from Ringtalk.com with permission
I WONDER WHY PACQUIAO BEATS UP BIGGER GUYS WITH EASE?
The extra blood cells from the use of EPO (Erithropoyetin) can increase your oxygen level anywhere from 30 to 45%. Of course, this allows you to train 45% harder, recover 45% faster, and thus perform 45% better. As somebody studying medicine, I’ve been told there is no perfected test to determine whether an athlete is on EPO. In the old days, before the steroid era, “Blood Doping” was done through transfusions. Until recently accurate testing has been difficult because the EPO made in the lab is virtually identical to the naturally occurring form and there are no firmly established normal ranges for EPO in the body.
ARE YOU SEEING WHERE I’M GOING HERE?
The bottom line is that none of us knows what goes on behind closed doors in a fighter’s training camp. Now, I’m not saying Manny didn’t deserve to win against the almost elderly for a boxer Mosley, who turns 40 in a few months, as he pitched a shutout on almost everybody’s scorecards. Pac’s a good man that has done a lot for his country, has a lot of faith in God and is without question a great fighter. But that still doesn’t change the fact that I think the sport of boxing is fixed.
J.R. Fernandez
Taken from Ringtalk.com with permission
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