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America’s 1976 Boxing Gold Leads To Unequal Rewards (opens the original)
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Howard Davis Jr. left the 1976 Montreal Olympics with lightweight gold and the Val Barker Trophy as the tournament’s outstanding boxer. Fifty years later, his professional career offers the most surprising outcome from that celebrated American team: all four of his fellow gold medalists won major world titles. Davis never did. The United States collected five gold medals, one silver and one bronze in Montreal. The team eventually produced five professional world champions, including three heavyw
Canadian Heavyweight Great George Chuvalo Dies At 89 (opens the original)
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Canadian heavyweight great George Chuvalo died in Toronto on September 12, 2026, his 89th birthday. The five-time Canadian champion fought nearly every major heavyweight of his generation and completed 93 professional bouts without being knocked down. No official cause of death has been announced. Chuvalo had advanced dementia in his later years and had been living in a Toronto long-term care facility. Chuvalo finished his career at 73-18-2 with 64 knockouts. His extraordinary durability made hi
‘King Ry’ Ryan Garcia Annihilates Conor ‘The Destroyer’ Benn (opens the original)
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Ryan Garcia defeated Conor Benn (25-2, 14 KOs) by a second-round TKO on Saturday night at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The Zuffa Boxing card streamed on Paramount+. Garcia dropped Benn with an overhand right in the second. Benn beat referee Thomas Taylor’s count, but Garcia trapped him against the ropes and continued landing until Taylor stopped the fight at 1:25. Benn protested the decision, although he was badly hurt and offering little in return when the referee intervened. The win gave Garci
Sam Langford: Boxing’s Greatest Non-Champion (opens the original)
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Sam Langford fought professionally from 1902 to 1926, building one of the most remarkable careers in boxing history without receiving a shot at a universally recognized world championship. Born in Weymouth, Nova Scotia, Langford moved to Boston as a teenager and developed into a fearsome boxer-puncher. The racial nickname attached to him during that period was the “Boston Tar Baby,” although he was also known as the “Boston Terror.” Langford was only 5 feet 7½ inches tall, yet he competed from l
How Canelo Alvarez Took Golovkin’s Rivalry Away (opens the original)
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September became the defining month of the rivalry between Gennadiy Golovkin and Saul “Canelo” Alvarez. Their three fights took place during that month in 2017, 2018, and 2022, but the trilogy did not tell one continuous story. Each bout showed the balance of power moving farther away from Golovkin. Golovkin entered their first meeting on September 16, 2017, with 37 wins and no losses. He spent much of the fight pursuing Canelo, controlling the ring with his jab and forcing the Mexican star to w
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