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Title fight: Deontay Wilder vs. Dominic Trouble Breazeale, 12 rounds, for Wilder's World Boxing Council heavyweight title WINNER BY KO: #DeontayWilder on Showtime Boxing Premier Boxing Champions

Title fight: Deontay Wilder vs. Dominic Trouble Breazeale, 12 rounds, for Wilder's World Boxing Council heavyweight title WINNER BY KO: #DeontayWilder on Showtime Boxing Premier Boxing Champions

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The bad blood between heavyweight boxer Deontay Wilder and his upcoming opponent, Dominic Breazeale, appears to have reached dangerous levels as the men prepare to square off Saturday at the Barclays Center in New York.“If he dies, he dies,’’ Wilder told USA TODAY Sports. “This is boxing. This is not a gentleman’s sport. This is a gladiator’s sport. And with bad blood, we know I possess the power."

The bad blood between heavyweight boxer Deontay Wilder and his upcoming opponent, Dominic Breazeale, appears to have reached dangerous levels as the men prepare to square off Saturday at the Barclays Center in New York.“If he dies, he dies,’’ Wilder told USA TODAY Sports. “This is boxing. This is not a gentleman’s sport. This is a gladiator’s sport. And with bad blood, we know I possess the power."

TRIBUTE TO Harold LedermanKevin Iole Yahoo Sports Combat columnist YahooHarold Lederman, a longtime boxing judge who served more than 30 years as the unofficial scorer on HBO Sports broadcasts, died Saturday at 79 following a lengthy battle with cancer.Lederman, who was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 2016, began judging boxing in 1967. In 1986, he joined the HBO Boxing crew, where he helped a generation of fans understand the rules and the intricacies of scoring boxing.His passion for boxing was obvious in his work and to anyone who met him. He was eager to talk about the great fight that was on television the week before as well as the hot young prospect he happened to see in person on an undercard somewhere.He gave up judging in 1999 — he worked his final bout, a super flyweight match between Eric Morel and Francisco Espitia, on Aug. 6, 1999, alongside his daughter, Julie — and spent the final 29 years of his career working on HBO’s boxing telecasts.A licensed pharmacist, Lederman was frequently in the arena long before the TV cameras turned on, enjoying the undercard bouts and talking with fight fans.Jim Lampley, who began working with Lederman at HBO Sports in 1986 and himself went on to earn induction into the International Boxing Hall of Fame, raved about his friend in a statement released by an HBO Sports spokesman.“It was one of the greatest privileges of my broadcasting career to work with Harold Lederman, whose unique humanity and lifelong love of boxing brought joy to the hearts of millions of fans, show after show after show,” Lampley said. “They waited for his moments, they were thrilled by his insights, they gloried in imitating his voice. No one in the sport had more friends, because no one in the sport was more deserving of friends. As deeply saddened as I am by his passing, I am equally deeply joyful that he made it to the final bell on December 8. Nothing was more important to the legacy of HBO Boxing, so in that we can all take solace. Now his scorecard is complete.”Lederman’s accomplishments are vast, and recognized by the awards he won. In addition to his induction into the International Boxing Hall of Fame, Lederman was also a member of the Unofficial: WORLD BOXING HALL OF FAME and the @Rockland County, New York, Sports Hall of Fame.In addition, he won the Boxing Writers Association of America Sam Taub Award in 2009 for career broadcast excellent. In 2006, in a choice which surprised no one who knew him, the Boxing Writers Association also honored him with its Marvin Kohn Good Guy Award.Lederman’s judging career covered more than 100 world title fights which were held on six continents. Among the significant fights he judged were Muhammad Ali Ken Norton ; Michael Spinks Gerry Cooney; Evander Holyfield Dwight Muhammad Qawi Larry Holmes Champ's Corner-Spinks; Marvelous Marvin Hagler FAN CLUB -Mustafa Hamsho; Michael Dokes-Mike Weaver; Wilfredo Gomez-Lupe Pintor; Donald Curry Marlon Starling; Cooney-Ken Norton; Roberto Duran-Carlos Palomino; Matthew Saad Muhammad-Marvin Johnson; James Scott-Eddie Mustafa Muhammad; Emile Griffith-Vito Antuofermo; and Griffith-Dick Tiger.He was known for explaining the scoring criteria succinctly and wasn’t afraid to criticize a score if he thought the judges got it wrong. Later in his career, HBO took advantage of his encyclopedic knowledge of the sport and his love affair with the game and recorded segments promoting some of its fights it dubbed, “Hey Harold.”“Harold Lederman had a lifelong love affair with the sport of boxing,” said Peter Nelson, the executive vice president of HBO Sports, in a statement. “Over the past 50 years he was universally respected and celebrated by the many people who make the sport what it is. Harold was happiest when seated ringside, studying the action and scoring the fight....

TRIBUTE TO Harold LedermanKevin Iole Yahoo Sports Combat columnist YahooHarold Lederman, a longtime boxing judge who served more than 30 years as the unofficial scorer on HBO Sports broadcasts, died Saturday at 79 following a lengthy battle with cancer.Lederman, who was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 2016, began judging boxing in 1967. In 1986, he joined the HBO Boxing crew, where he helped a generation of fans understand the rules and the intricacies of scoring boxing.His passion for boxing was obvious in his work and to anyone who met him. He was eager to talk about the great fight that was on television the week before as well as the hot young prospect he happened to see in person on an undercard somewhere.He gave up judging in 1999 — he worked his final bout, a super flyweight match between Eric Morel and Francisco Espitia, on Aug. 6, 1999, alongside his daughter, Julie — and spent the final 29 years of his career working on HBO’s boxing telecasts.A licensed pharmacist, Lederman was frequently in the arena long before the TV cameras turned on, enjoying the undercard bouts and talking with fight fans.Jim Lampley, who began working with Lederman at HBO Sports in 1986 and himself went on to earn induction into the International Boxing Hall of Fame, raved about his friend in a statement released by an HBO Sports spokesman.“It was one of the greatest privileges of my broadcasting career to work with Harold Lederman, whose unique humanity and lifelong love of boxing brought joy to the hearts of millions of fans, show after show after show,” Lampley said. “They waited for his moments, they were thrilled by his insights, they gloried in imitating his voice. No one in the sport had more friends, because no one in the sport was more deserving of friends. As deeply saddened as I am by his passing, I am equally deeply joyful that he made it to the final bell on December 8. Nothing was more important to the legacy of HBO Boxing, so in that we can all take solace. Now his scorecard is complete.”Lederman’s accomplishments are vast, and recognized by the awards he won. In addition to his induction into the International Boxing Hall of Fame, Lederman was also a member of the Unofficial: WORLD BOXING HALL OF FAME and the @Rockland County, New York, Sports Hall of Fame.In addition, he won the Boxing Writers Association of America Sam Taub Award in 2009 for career broadcast excellent. In 2006, in a choice which surprised no one who knew him, the Boxing Writers Association also honored him with its Marvin Kohn Good Guy Award.Lederman’s judging career covered more than 100 world title fights which were held on six continents. Among the significant fights he judged were Muhammad Ali Ken Norton ; Michael Spinks Gerry Cooney; Evander Holyfield Dwight Muhammad Qawi Larry Holmes Champ's Corner-Spinks; Marvelous Marvin Hagler FAN CLUB -Mustafa Hamsho; Michael Dokes-Mike Weaver; Wilfredo Gomez-Lupe Pintor; Donald Curry Marlon Starling; Cooney-Ken Norton; Roberto Duran-Carlos Palomino; Matthew Saad Muhammad-Marvin Johnson; James Scott-Eddie Mustafa Muhammad; Emile Griffith-Vito Antuofermo; and Griffith-Dick Tiger.He was known for explaining the scoring criteria succinctly and wasn’t afraid to criticize a score if he thought the judges got it wrong. Later in his career, HBO took advantage of his encyclopedic knowledge of the sport and his love affair with the game and recorded segments promoting some of its fights it dubbed, “Hey Harold.”“Harold Lederman had a lifelong love affair with the sport of boxing,” said Peter Nelson, the executive vice president of HBO Sports, in a statement. “Over the past 50 years he was universally respected and celebrated by the many people who make the sport what it is. Harold was happiest when seated ringside, studying the action and scoring the fight....

Trainer Eddy Reynoso insists that Saul Canelo Alvarez will one day be the #1 Mexican fighter ever when he retires from the sport. Right now, it’s still too early to consider Canelo anything more than just a good fighter. Alvarez didn’t look good in his last fight against IBF middleweight champion Daniel Jacobs. Likewise, Canelo’s two matches against Gennady Golovkin were highly controversial, and not the type fights that one would consider for an all-time #1 Mexican boxing great. When you compare how Canelo fought against GGG to how Mexican legend Salvador Sanchez dealt with Wilfredo Gomez, Ruben Castillo and Azumah Nelson, there’s no comparison. Sanchez was an incredible fighter.“What if Canelo is among the top 10 fighters that Mexico has given? The day you retire will be the best!” Eddy Reynoso said on his social media site.Canelo, 28, is considered the face of boxing by his promoters at Golden Boy Promotions. But whether Canelo will be the #1 Mexican boxer of all time when he finishes his career is uncertain. Past greats like Julio Cesar Chavez and Salvador Sanchez are hard to ignore. These are the Mexican fighters that Canelo will be measured against:– Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.– Salvador Sanchez – Erik Morales– Juan Manuel Marquez– Marco Antonio Barrera– Ruben Olivares– Ricardo Lopez– Oscar De La Hoya– Carlos Zarate– Vincente Salivar– Lupe Pintor– Alfonso Zamora– Mikey Garcia– Daniel Zarogoza– Humberto Gonzalez

Trainer Eddy Reynoso insists that Saul Canelo Alvarez will one day be the #1 Mexican fighter ever when he retires from the sport. Right now, it’s still too early to consider Canelo anything more than just a good fighter. Alvarez didn’t look good in his last fight against IBF middleweight champion Daniel Jacobs. Likewise, Canelo’s two matches against Gennady Golovkin were highly controversial, and not the type fights that one would consider for an all-time #1 Mexican boxing great. When you compare how Canelo fought against GGG to how Mexican legend Salvador Sanchez dealt with Wilfredo Gomez, Ruben Castillo and Azumah Nelson, there’s no comparison. Sanchez was an incredible fighter.“What if Canelo is among the top 10 fighters that Mexico has given? The day you retire will be the best!” Eddy Reynoso said on his social media site.Canelo, 28, is considered the face of boxing by his promoters at Golden Boy Promotions. But whether Canelo will be the #1 Mexican boxer of all time when he finishes his career is uncertain. Past greats like Julio Cesar Chavez and Salvador Sanchez are hard to ignore. These are the Mexican fighters that Canelo will be measured against:– Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.– Salvador Sanchez – Erik Morales– Juan Manuel Marquez– Marco Antonio Barrera– Ruben Olivares– Ricardo Lopez– Oscar De La Hoya– Carlos Zarate– Vincente Salivar– Lupe Pintor– Alfonso Zamora– Mikey Garcia– Daniel Zarogoza– Humberto Gonzalez

Canelo Alvarez vs Daniel Jacobs #boxingresultsCanelo AlvarezGennadiy GolovokinDaniel JacobsBilly Joe SaundersSergiy DerevyanchenkoRyota MurataJermall CharloDemetrius AndradeDavid LemieuxMaciej Sulecki

Canelo Alvarez vs Daniel Jacobs #boxingresultsCanelo AlvarezGennadiy GolovokinDaniel JacobsBilly Joe SaundersSergiy DerevyanchenkoRyota MurataJermall CharloDemetrius AndradeDavid LemieuxMaciej Sulecki

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