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PACQUIAO VS MÁRQUEZ WAS MORE THAN A RIVALRY, IT WAS PERSONAL WAR. 🥊🔥
Four fights, endless controversy, and a fourth chapter that left the boxing world speechless.
Was Márquez's knockout the greatest revenge in boxing history, or Pacquiao's most painful downfall? 👀
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Remember this..Deontay Wilder brought it back to his days on the court with his KO over Bermane Stiverne in 2017 🥊
Wilder is set to return next month against Jai Opetaia on the Fury vs Joshua card 🔜
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Mayweather vs Pacquiao was made way too late.
How would the fight go if they both fought in their prime?
Anthony Joshua proved real punching power isn’t always about maximum effort. 🥊
His effortless technique and explosive delivery sent the punching machine soaring to 848.
Sometimes, timing and precision make heavyweight power truly terrifying.
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ROY JONES JR WASN'T JUST FIGHTING TITO TRINIDAD… HE WAS PUTTING ON A SHOW! 😂🥊🔥
When Roy Jones Jr stepped into the ring against Félix “Tito” Trinidad on January 19, 2008, fans knew they were watching a clash between two legendary names. Trinidad was a former three-division world champion with devastating punching power, while Jones Jr was one of boxing's most naturally gifted and entertaining fighters.
But what unfolded inside the ring was more than just a boxing match. Roy Jones Jr was having fun, and he made sure everybody in the arena knew it!
From the opening rounds, Jones displayed the speed, reflexes and confidence that had made him such a difficult opponent throughout his career. He constantly changed angles, moved out of range, avoided punches and found opportunities to land his own shots. Meanwhile, Trinidad struggled to deal with Jones' movement and unpredictable rhythm.
And then came the showboating!
With his hands down and his opponent in front of him, Jones began displaying that trademark confidence, making defensive movements look effortless and entertaining the crowd with his relaxed approach. He wasn't simply trying to win exchanges; he was turning the fight into a performance. Every movement seemed to remind everyone why Roy Jones Jr was such a unique character inside the ring.
Despite being past his absolute prime, Jones still demonstrated flashes of the extraordinary athleticism that defined his career. He knocked Trinidad down in the seventh round and again in the final round before securing a unanimous decision victory after twelve rounds.
The judges scored it 116-110, 117-109 and 116-110 in Jones' favour. It was a dominant performance against a legendary opponent, and another reminder of the incredible talent he possessed.
What made Roy Jones Jr special was the way he combined speed, reflexes, creativity and showmanship. He could make elite fighters look uncomfortable while entertaining thousands of people at the same time.
SOME BOXERS ENTER THE RING TO FIGHT. ROY JONES JR ENTERED TO FIGHT, ENTERTAIN AND REMIND EVERYONE THAT BOXING COULD BE PURE ART AND ENTERTAINMENT! 😂🔥🥊
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TYSON FURY ON A MATCHROOM SHOW BACK IN MARCH 2010🤯🥊
Look how far the Gypsy King has come. From those early days in the ring to becoming one of the biggest names in heavyweight boxing.
And now, the countdown to AJ vs Fury is on🔥
WHO ARE YOU BACKING WHEN THESE TWO FINALLY SHARE THE RING?
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In a sport full of violent finishes, this one still lingers — not for the choke itself, but for what happened the second after the tap.
At Super RIZIN.4 in July 2025, Japanese veteran Tatsuya Ando locked in a rear-naked choke on Korean striker Yang Ji-yong at 3:52 of the second round.
Yang tapped, then went fully out — blood and foam from the mouth, eyes rolled — as medics rushed in. Ando, the “late-arriving monster” who had only just broken into RIZIN, immediately lifted his opponent’s legs to help blood flow back to the brain before celebrating.
The contrast between the clinical finish and the instant care is why clips of the aftermath keep circulating: it captures the brutality RIZIN is known for, but also the quiet professionalism that often goes unseen once the crowd noise dies.
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That SQUEEZE was hell 🤯
She was Getting Shock To Death 💀☠️..the referee was so poor in decision making
She was Lucky not to pass out from that 🙄
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😳🥊 JAMES SHULER WAS UNBEATEN AT 22-0, BUT THOMAS HEARNS NEEDED JUST 73 SECONDS TO CHANGE EVERYTHING!
One devastating right hand ended the fight in the opening round, handing Shuler the first defeat of his professional career.
Hearns showed exactly why his power was feared across boxing. ONE PUNCH WAS ALL IT TOOK! 💥
Was this one of the most brutal first-round knockouts in boxing history?
#ThomasHearns #BoxingHistory
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Michael Sanft, the defense attorney who represented Duane “Keffe D” Davis in the Tupac Shakur murder trial, has died at the age of 55.
The Clark County Coroner’s Office confirmed his death. The cause of death has not yet been disclosed.
Pacquiao delivered a devastating second-round knockout, leaving Hatton unable to recover.
One of boxing’s unforgettable nights. 🥊🤯