(Winter 2018 Edition)

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As your website publisher, I will continue to give you my best in boxing with honesty and credibility as my top priorities.

A small group of people that help make this website a success and I would sincerely like to acknowledge them here: Bob Quackenbush (Proof Reader and Lead Assistant), Tom Donelson (Author, Member Boxing Writers Association of America), Jim Amato (Senior Boxing Writer / Historian), Steve Corbo (Guest Posts and Proof Reader), Harold Lederman HBO World Championship Boxing / Hey Harold!), Kathy Kraft (Proof Reader), and in memory of Rusty Rubin (R.I.P.) who was the first contributor to my website upon its beginning in July 2007, may his soul rest peacefully in heaven with Lord 다운로드.

Last week on January 1, 2018 I posted my annual Year in Review / The Best in Boxing 2017 and I was amazed at how many responses I received regarding  picks 샹젤리제 다운로드. Thank you all for taking the time to comment and for your opinions.

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Many readers have commented on how much they enjoyed my recent postings on the old time boxers of the past such as: George Dixon, Terry McGovern, Battling Ski, Owen Moran, Jimmy Berry, Young Corbett III and George “KO” Chaney.  I will repost those feature articles on my FLASHBACK category for viewing Web drm download. Due to an overwhelming favorable response from my readers, during the upcoming year I plan to dip more into the rich history of boxing and write more on the great fighters of yesteryear 잠잘때 듣는 음악 다운로드.

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       Here’s my top (12) dozen “pound for pound” ranking:         

       (As of January 1, 2018)

       1 –  Gennady Golovkin (37-0-1 / 33 by KO)

       2 – Terence Crawford (32-0 / 23 by KO)

       3 – Vasyl Lomachenko (10-1 / 8 by KO)

       4 – Canelo Alvarez (49-1-2 / 34 by KO)

       5 – Mickey Garcia (37-0 / 30 by KO)

       6 – Errol Spence Jr. (22-0 / 19 by KO)

       7 – Naoya Inoue (15-0 / 13 by KO)  

       8 – Sergey Kovalev (31-2-1 / 27 by KO)

       9 – Keith Thurman (28-0 / 22 by KO)

       10 – Wisaksil Wangek (44-4-1 / 40 by KO)

       11 – Juan Francisco Estrada (36-2 / 25 by KO)

       12 – Leo Santa Cruz (34-1-1 / 19 by KO)

Honorable Mention: Daniel Jacobs (33-2 / 29 by KO); Donnie Nietes (40-1-4 / 22 by KO); Anthony Joshua (20-0 / 20 by KO); Oleksandr Usyk (13-0 / 11 by KO).