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Last Week

IBO champion Stephen Fulton becomes Emanuel Navarrete's mandatory with a decisive decision win over fellow undefeated prospect Arnold Khegai.
Danny Garcia and Jarrett Hurd dominate their stay busy fights by decision. Hurd sticks to boxing for most of the fight and shows off his attempted growth as a fighter.

Next Week

This Thursday, January 30th, DAZN bring a deep card from the Meridian at Island Gardens, Miami, Florida, USA

Demetrius Andrade has his third WBO 160 pound belt defense scheduled against Luke Keeler.
Professional debutantes Jake Paul and Ali Eson Gib face off.
Daniel Roman defends his unified WBA and IBF 122 pound belts against a very hyped Olympic bronze medalist in Murodjon Akhmaladiev, who comes in with only 7 prior fights (and is actually a slight betting favorite).
Jojo Diaz finally gets his second shot at a world title, Tevin Farmer seeks his 5th defense of his 130 pound IBF belt in a rivalry that's been in the making for quite some time.
Anthony Sims, Otha Jones III, Austin Ammo Williams, Amanda Serrano, Movladdin Biyarslanov also all return.

This Friday, January 31st, Showtime brings us another ShoBox: New Generation card from the Hirsch Coliseum, Shreveport, Louisiana, USA

Undefeated prospect Ruben Villa (known for amateur wins over Shakur, Haney, and Gary Antonio Russell) faces Alexei Collado (with 23 KO's in 26 wins, a potentially dangerous puncher).
The undefeated Jerry Perez faces Zhora Hamazaryan, whose sole loss is a highly controversial decision loss to fellow prospect Thomas Mattice (who himself just upset the undefeated Michael Dutchover).

This Friday, January 31st, live from Kinshasa, Democratic Republic Of The Congo, Illunga Makabu (26-2 with 24 KO's) and Michal Cieslak (19-0, 13 KO's) face off for the vacant WBC cruiserweight title.

This Saturday, February 1st, FOX brings us a card from Beau Rivage Resort & Casino, Biloxi, Mississippi, USA

Yordenis Ugas faces Mike Dallas Jr. A win could set him up for Shawn Porter (WBC interim) or Radzhab Butaev/Alexander Besputin (WBA regular), but there are still lots of uncertainties around these situations.
Undefeated 21 year old prospect Michel Rivera returns in a step-up against Fidel Maldonado Jr.
Undefeated Olympic bronze medalist Taras returns in his last attempted run for a title.
Prelims full of undefeated young guys looking to establish themselves as people to watch.

FINAL MAP

This post essentially builds off TheIpleJonesion’s fantastic lore, explaining the situation which Portugal and her former territories find themselves in during the early 1980s. It is broken down along geographic lines.

The Metropolitan (Continental Portugal and the Outer Island Provinces of the Azores, Madeira, Cabo Verde and São Tomé & Príncipe):

With the removal of the Salazar regime in 1954, Portugal transitioned into a military-dominated presidential republic. Liberal market reforms made by the democratically-elected Fraternity Party saw an end to state interventionism in the Portuguese economy and a move away from corporatist macroeconomic organisation towards capitalistic free-market economics. This transformed the predominately-agricultural Portuguese economy into an industrial powerhouse, as factories popped up across the continental provinces in what is now jokingly referred to as the ‘Portuguese Industrial Revolution’. As Portugal modernised its economy, it attained a developmental trajectory similar to that of the Asian Tigers IOTL. This was only helped by the extremely cheap importation of primary resources from Portugal’s former colonies in Africa, and the discount export markets which the escudo africano monetary area had established in these nations. Portugal’s economic ascension was accompanied by huge progress in the fields of education and infrastructure, as bridges and roads were constructed and continental illiteracy abolished.
Owing to its pro-business sympathies and dubious ties to the economic elite, the Fraternity Party ensured that no anti-trust measures were implemented as part of its economic reform strategy, allowing the influential ‘40 Families’ of Portugal’s south to expand their dominion over those sectors of the Portuguese economy that were privatised during the post-Salazar liberalisation. The result was an economic model that verged on plutocracy, as the anti-communist military conspired with powerful businessmen and corrupt Fraternity Party politicians to maintain the upper class’ hold on power. This alliance of convenience continued up until the late seventies when a cadre of disillusioned, left-leaning junior military officers led a mass of young conscripts to seize power in the infamous 1976 Carnation Revolution. The Revolution, which in many ways resembled the anti-Salazar coup 22 years prior, saw the passage of new anti-trust and anti-corruption laws after the democratically-socialist Movement for Democratic Unity’s (MDU) victory in the junta-supervised elections of 1977. Though the Revolution would establish a fairer two-party democratic system in which the Conservative Party (the successor to the Fraternity Party) would compete with the MDU in free elections, it also confirmed for a second time the military’s position as a powerful force in Portuguese politics. As such, despite the removal of plutocracy and the reinstatement of fair elections, the Portugal of the 1980s remains a “flawed democracy” according to most outside observer assessments.
Though this chaos certainly had a negative impact on Portuguese standards of living, the nation remains a dynamic economic force in Europe and an over-achiever when it comes to developmental outcomes. As the 1980s continue on, Portugal is beginning its transition away from heavy industry towards a stronger services sector while it signs special trade agreements with its partners in the European Common Market and continues to pursue close economic ties with its former colonies of Guinea and Angola. From the sparkling beaches of São Tomé & Príncipe to the luscious fields of northern Portugal and the windswept hills of the Azores, there is no doubt that the Republic has become quite the enterprising nation.

The Outer Metropolitan (Portuguese India, Macau and Timor-Leste):

Portuguese India:
Had the Indian subcontinent not fractured so easily in the late 1950s, it is difficult to see how Portugal would have been able to maintain any sort of presence in the territories of Goa, Daman, Diu, Dadra and Nagar-Haveli. The defeat of Indian forces in the Kashmir Conflict and the successful declaration of Dravidian independence after a bloody insurgency, however, created an opportunity for Portuguese policymakers. Years of economic development across Portuguese India and a deliberate policy of promoting an independent Portuguese-Indian identity strengthened Portugal’s claim to these territories, while deals signed with the US establishing an American naval base at Nova Goa and US protection over Portuguese India provided a strong deterrent. These gains were then solidified by deals with the Dravidian and Indian governments, which saw Portuguese sovereignty confirmed over Goa, Daman and Diu in return for Portugal ceding Dadra, Pani-Cola and Nagar-Haveli back to India, as well as the lending of strong military support to the Dravidians. Though there remains significant agitation across Portuguese India (now referred to as the Goa, Daman & Diu Province), Portuguese sovereignty over these increasingly productive and idyllic territories appears secure for the foreseeable future. What’s more, it is now not uncommon to see ethnic Indians roaming the streets of Continental Portugal as fully-fledged citizens. The long-desired union of Portugal to the Subcontinent finally appears complete.
Macau:
Macau is seen in the eyes of most as the crown jewel of Portugal’s Asian provinces. She is home to some of the most important banks in Asia and competes with Shanghai for the status of the financial capital of China. Not only that, but Macau competes with Bali, Jeju, Tokyo and Beijing for the most popular tourist destination in the Asian region, already being the destination of choice for the rich and famous, who flock to her many bars, casinos, prestigious restaurants and world-class designer fashion houses. The Macau of the 1980s is covered in stunning skyscrapers and jaw-dropping urban greenery. Indeed, the city boasts a population of nearly a million, with land reclamation projects having allowed for a vast expansion of the province’s urban domain. The city’s population includes tens of thousands of ethnic Portuguese residents, just as hundreds of thousands of ethnic Chiese now live in continental Portugal, being the second-largest ethnic minority community behind African migrants from Guinea, Mozambique and Angola, but ahead of Indian migrants from Goa.
At any rate, just as Macau has in many ways become the financial and touristic centre of Asia, it has also become a centre for intrigue. The unsuccessful Chinese attempt to seize Macau by force in 1969, for example, only saw a further upgrade of the province’s military defences, with the permanent deployment of an extra submarine to Macau Habour alongside thousands of additional troops and another fighter squadron. Meanwhile, the ‘Bloody Game’ that started in the late 1950s between Portuguese and Chinese spies, local casino syndicates, corrupt local politicians and the four main triad groups continues to this day, with the southern portions of Macau city being known for violent crime and a dirty underworld. Indeed, it appears that the province is as vice-ridden as it is glamorous.
Timor:
A series of bilateral agreements in the 1950s saw Timor-Leste recognised as integral Portuguese territory by the Indonesians, just as the peninsula came under separate US/Australian/SEATO military protection, thus securing Portuguese rule over the territory indefinitely. Despite this, prohibitive travel times and ticket costs kept Timor physically isolated from the rest of the Portuguese Republic until the mid-1960s, when she suddenly gained access to far more state support as the African colonies achieved independence and international travel became easier. The Timor of the 1980s remains a quiet corner of the Portuguese world, although it has grown increasingly successful as a tourist and natural resource hub.

The former African colonies (Guinea, Angola, Cabinda and Mozambique):

Guinea:
Having achieved her independence in 1965, the Guinean Republic maintained a slow but steady trajectory of economic development under close Portuguese supervision. Indeed, the nation remained remarkably stable throughout her first decades of independence, developing a fully-fledged democratic system over time which afforded it one of the highest standards of living among the continent’s independent states. Portugal’s close geographic proximity to Guinea, coupled with its near-identical struggle for democratic governance, has rendered the two nations close allies. Guinea remains the first port of call for Portuguese firms looking to establish a presence in Africa, with the nation functioning as the flagship model for Portuguese-African influence under the Silvestre Doctrine.
Angola (and Cabinda):
Though the Silvestre Doctrine had originally intended for the agricultural Ovimbundu people of Angola’s central plateau to dominate the Federal Angolan Republic post-independence (in a close alliance with the Portuguese), the unexpected strength of the rival Kimbundu people saw the two ethnic groups clash in a violent struggle for political power that lasted between 1964 and 1967. With Portuguese assets sustaining increasing damage during the bloody affair, Lisboa turned to its Kikongo allies in Angola’s north for assistance. United by its staunchly pro-Portuguese and anti-Communist leader from the nearby Ngbandi people of the then Belgian Congo, Mobutu Sese Seko, a powerful Kikongo army marched south and captured Luanda from the leftist Kimbundu militias. This placed Angola under the rule of Portugal’s Kikongo allies, who then turned to the Ovimbundu for additional political support, as well as the ethnic Portuguese and minority tribes of Angola’s south. Seko now rules Angola with an iron fist, using Portugal, the Ovimbundu, Portuguese-Angolans and the minority tribes to maintain power. His ties to Portuguese commercial interests have proven an immense asset for the Portuguese economy, which sees its manufacturing sector and domestic consumption fueled by cheap primary resource imports from Angola.
Using his ethnic ties to the north, Seko became a major player in the war for Congolese independence, leveraging this assistance to become the political kingmaker in the newly-independent Republic of Zaire. This has resulted in Zaire effectively becoming a joint Luso-Angolan puppet state, with its government ministries littered with Portuguese and Angolan advisors, and the nation having joined the escudo africano monetary zone.
Moreover, though it voted for independence in 1960, the Cabindan Republic was quickly subsumed into the Federal Angolan Republic as one of the conditions for an alliance between Seko’s Kikongo faction and the Portuguese. As a result, Luso-Angolan influence now runs from Luanda, past Zaire, into Cabinda and beyond towards the Republic of the Congo, making Angola one of the most powerful forces in the new Africa.
Mozambique:
The post-independence climate in the Mozambican Republic of 1965 resembled that of Angola at first. Rival ethnic groups clashed for power as election after election failed to yield clear results and cultural entities with little in common began to embrace armed struggle instead of the ballot. Unlike in Angola, however, Portugal was unable to salvage the situation and was forced to withdraw from the chaotic banana republic. Those ethnic Portuguese who had for centuries called Mozambique home largely fled to southern Angola or accepted government offers for free land in São Tomé & Príncipe, as Tanzanian-Arabian-backed Islamic militias fought for control in the north, and the African nationalist factions from the Shona tribes clashed with the leftist Shangaan in the south. Eventually, the Shona managed to secure national control, establishing a pan-African state under the dictatorial rule of Gondo Matombo. Without the support of sympathetic regimes in Rhodesia, Moscow or Beijing, the Free Nation of Mozambique is an isolated state. It maintains rivalries with Tanzania (as a result of Dodoma’s support for Salafist rebels in the north), North Rhodesia and Nyasaland (after the preceding Shangaan regime seized the Likoma and Chizumulu islands in 1966), South Africa and Rhodesia (for Mozambique’s support of radical pan-African insurgent groups) and Seko’s Angola (which obviously opposes the Matombo regime on ideological grounds). President Matombo’s chaotic economic policies have driven away foreign investors, while Mozambican civilians are organised en masse into autonomous units of the “African People’s Defence Militia” to defend against “Islamic subjugation, Boer segregation, Portuguese neocolonisation and the enslavement of the African people”. Sadly, it seems Mozambique’s violent decline managed only to produce the very worst kind of basket case dictatorship.
A huge thanks to guyfromvault11 for being an amazing teammate, to the mods for a season well-run, and to all the other players for making this such an engaging season. I can’t wait for the next one!

Nothing beats a great fight. Not football, not soccer, not baseball. Want to put this to the test? If your neighbors were throwing down on your lawn during the Super Bowl, your living room would be empty before someone could shout out World Star.
What follows below is a comprehensive list of the greatest fights of all time. Not all fights are created equally. Some are here for different reasons. They will be labeled as such.
One thing you will learn is that great fights are always happening. If you like Rocky type of violence, you only need to tune into any card 3 hours early and watch young kids desperately try to make their names against veterans who are clinging onto their meek stance in the sport.
Let's get right into things:

The Classics

Below is a list of the generally agreed upon greatest fights. If you’re on the fence or brand new to boxing, this is the first list of fights you should look at. Below have stood the test of time. The events of the fights below leave a lasting impression. They never leave the mind. They require revisiting again and again because full appreciation of the brutality, of the artistry, of the drama cannot be drunk in just one gulp.

Marvin Hagler 60(50)-2-2 vs Tommy Hearns 40(34)-1

12 rounds WBC world middleweight title WBA world middleweight title IBF world middleweight title April 15, 1985 Cesar Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada YouTube HBO Legendary Nights

Diego Corrales 39(32)-2 vs Jose Luis Castillo 52(46)-6-1

12 rounds WBC world lightweight title WBO world lightweight title May 7, 2005 Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada YouTube

Arturo Gatti 34(28)-5 vs Micky Ward 37(27)-11

10 rounds super lightweight division May 18, 2002 Mohegan Sun Casino, Uncasville, Connecticut YouTube

Alexis Arguello 72(59)-5 vs Aaron Pryor 31(29)-0

15 rounds WBA world super lightweight title November 12, 1982 Orange Bowl, Miami, Florida YouTube HBO Legendary Nights

Muhammad Ali 31(25)-0 vs Joe Frazier 26(23)-0 I

15 rounds WBC world heavyweight title WBA world heavyweight title March 8, 1971 Madison Square Garden, New York, New York YouTube

Bobby Chacon 50(42)-6-1 vs Rafael Limon 50(37)-12-2 IV

15 rounds WBC world super featherweight title December 11, 1982 Memorial Auditorium, Sacramento, California YouTube

Erik Morales 35(28)-0 vs Marco Antonio Barrera 49(36)-2

12 rounds WBC world super bantamweight title WBO world super bantamweight title February 19, 2000 Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada YouTube

Riddick Bowe 31(27)-0 vs Evander Holyfield 28(22)-0

12 rounds WBC world heavyweight title WBA world heavyweight title IBF world heavyweight title November 13, 1992 Thomas & Mack Center, Las Vegas, Nevada YouTube HBO Legendary Nights

Israel Vazquez 41(30)-3 vs Rafael Marquez 36(32)-3

12 rounds WBC world super bantamweight title March 3, 2007 Home Depot Center, Carson, California YouTube

Ray Leonard 30(21)-1 vs Thomas Hearns 32(30)-0

15 rounds WBC world welterweight title WBA world welterweight title September 16, 1981 Caesars Palace, Outdoor Arena, Las Vegas, Nevada YouTube HBO Legendary Nights

Salvador Sanchez 33(27)-1-1 vs Danny Lopez 42(39)-3

12 rounds WBC world featherweight title February 2, 1980 Veteran’s Memorial Coliseum, Phoenix, Arizona YouTube

Julio Cesar Chavez 68(56)-0 vs Meldrick Taylor 24(14)-0-1

12 rounds WBC world super lightweight title IBF world super lightweight title March 17, 1990 Hilton Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada YouTube

Muhammad Ali 48(34)-2 vs Joe Frazier 32(27)-2

15 rounds WBC world heavyweight title WBA world heavyweight title October 1, 1975 Amanita Coliseum, Barangay Cubao, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines YouTube

Historical Classics

These fights are all pre-1980. Some are in black and white. None are any less brutal than the fights below or above.

Joe Louis 35(29)-1 vs Max Schmeling 52(37)-7-4 II

15 rounds World heavyweight title Yankee Stadium, Bronx, New York June 22, 1938 YouTube

Carmen Basilio 51(25)-12-7 vs Sugar Ray Robinson 140(91)-5-2

15 rounds World middleweight title September 23, 1957 Yankee Stadium, Bronx, New York YouTube

Rocky Graziano 45(34)-7-5 vs Tony Zale 63(41)-16-2 II

15 rounds World middleweight title July 16, 1947 Chicago Stadium, Chicago, Illinois YouTube

Carmen Basilio 47(21)-11-7 vs Tony DeMarco 47(30)-6-1

15 rounds World welterweight title November 30, 1955 Boston Garden, Boston, Massachusetts YouTube

Rocky Marciano 42(37)-0 vs Joe Walcott 51(32)-16-2

15 rounds World heavyweight title September 23, 1952 Municipal Stadium, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania YouTube

Jack Dempsey 52(42)-4-9 vs Luis Firpo 25(21)-2

15 rounds NYSAC world heavyweight title September 14, 1923 Polo Grounds, New York, New York YouTube

Joe Louis 54(46)-1 vs Billy Conn 62(13)-10-1

15 rounds World heavyweight title June 19, 1946 Yankee Stadium, Bronx, New York YouTube

Ray Robinson 128(84)-1-2 vs Randy Turpin 40(29)-2-1 I

15 rounds World middleweight title July 10, 1951 Earls Court Arena, Kensington, London, United Kingdom YouTube

Gene Tunney 54(44)-5-9 vs Jack Dempsey 63(47)-1-1 II

10 rounds National Boxing Association World heavyweight title September 22, 1927 Soldiers Field, Chicago, Illinois YouTube

Emile Griffith 52(18)-7 vs Nino Benevenuti 71(30)-1

15 rounds WBC world middleweight title WBA world middleweight title April 17, 1967 Madison Square Garden, New York, New York YouTube

Muhammad Ali 44(31)-2 vs George Foreman 40(37)-0

15 rounds WBC world heavyweight title WBA world heavyweight title October 30, 1974 State du 20 Mai, Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo YouTube

Rocky Marciano 42(37)-0 vs Joe Walcott 51(32)-16-2

15 rounds World heavyweight title September 23, 1952 Municipal Stadium, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania YouTube

George Foreman 40(37)-1 vs Ron Lyle 31(22)-3-1

15 rounds vacant NABF heavyweight title January 24, 1976 Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada YouTube

Contemporary Classics

These fights are a little more recent. Mostly post 80s, but certainly deserving of being in a separate category of classic fights.

Roberto Duran 71(56)-1 vs Ray Leonard 27(18)-0

15 rounds WBC world welterweight title June 20, 1980 Olympic Stadium, Montreal, Quebec, Canada YouTube

Nigel Benn 39(32)-2-1 vs Gerald McClellan 31(29)-2

12 rounds WBC world super middleweight title February 25, 1995 New London Arena, Millwall, London, United Kingdom YouTube

Marvin Hagler 61(51)-2-2 vs John Mugabi 25(25)-0

12 rounds WBC world middleweight title WBA world middleweight title IBF world middleweight title March 10, 1986 Caesars Palace, Outdoor Arena, Las Vegas, Nevada YouTube

Salvador Sanchez 43(31)-1-1 vs Azumah Nelson 13(10)-0

15 rounds WBC world featherweight title July 21, 1982 Madison Square Garden, New York, New York YouTube

Herol Graham 43(26)-2 vs Julian Jackson 40(38)-1

12 rounds vacant WBC world middleweight title November 24, 1990 Torrequebrada Hotel & Casino, Benalmádena, Andalucia, Spain YouTube

Hector Camacho 28(15)-0 vs Edwin Rosario 28(24)-1

12 rounds WBC world lightweight title June 13, 1986 Madison Square Garden, New York, New York YouTube

Roberto Duran 84(61)-7 vs Iran Barkley 25(16)-4

12 rounds WBC world middleweight title February 24, 1989 Convention Center, Atlantic City, New Jersey YouTube
Note: I typically do not re-watch fights. I have a few that I do for sentimental reasons, but on the whole I don't watch fights more than once if I don't have to. I've provided some blurbs below from what I can remember of fights. As I remember more, I'll continue to add them in. Nearly all of these fights are on YouTube.

Heavyweight Brawls

Everyone loves a good heavyweight scrap, right? I can't be as detailed with the rest of the lists (you'll soon see why) so if one of these interests you, you're gonna have to do the googling yourself. Anyway, this is part of the fun of boxing anyway. Simply watching a brawl isn't always enough. There's nothing quite like watching a back and forth fight with some emotional investment or having something at stake in the fight. I recommend from here on out you research these fighters. You might spoil the result, but most of these fights stand alone. Even if you know the result they're nearly all exciting.

Ike Ibeabuchi vs David Tua
Lamon Brewster vs Siarhei Liakhovich
Michael Moorer vs Bert Cooper
Tommy Morrison vs Razor Rudduck
Tommy Morrison vs Joe Hipp
Ron Lyle vs Ernie Shavers
Lennox Lewis vs Vitali Klitschko
Derrick Jefferson vs Maurice Harris
Jumbo Cummings vs Frank Bruno

The 80s

It's going to be rare to find any of these fights in crystal clear HD, but I don't think it's necessary. Knockouts are knockouts.

Matthew Saad Muhammad vs Yaqui Lopez II (I can't remember where I read this, but someone said "You know a guy is guaranteed fireworks when his name is Yaqui.")
Freddie Pendleton vs Frankie Randall
Rocky Kelly vs Tony Brown
Bernardo Pinango vs Frankie Duarte
Michael Carbajal vs Will Grigsby
Art Jimmerson vs Lenny LaPaglia (There is very little defense in this one.)
Freddie Roach vs Tommy Cordova (Watching Freddie Roach fight will tell you all you need to know about how he trains.)
Bobby Chacon vs Cornelius Boza Edwards
Edwin Rosario vs Jose Luis Ramirez

The 90s

Okay, quality is steadily increasing.

Johnny Tapia vs Paulie Ayala (A lot of sites list this among the classics list at the very top. I'm not going to go that far because I like balance.)
Marco Antonio Barrera vs Kennedy McKinney (This is the first fight ever on HBO's Boxing After Dark. It's a highly tactical war.)
Pernell Whitaker vs Jose Luis Ramirez (Who said defense wasn't fun?)
Junior Jones vs Kennedy McKinney
Israel Vazquez vs Marcos Licona
Michael Carbajal vs Muanchai Kitikasem
Micky Ward vs Reggie Green (If we were going to put together a list of the fighters who went the farthest on heart alone, Micky Ward would be somewhere in the top 10)
Naseem Hamed vs Kevin Kelley (The Prince was a special fighter. You'll see why.)
Marlon Starling vs Maurice Blocker (significant for Roach vs Futch)
Arturo Gatti vs Wilson Rodriguez (Gatti is guaranteed entertainment. Here is another shining example of why you don't hook with a hooker.)
Jorge Arce vs Michael Carbajal
Oscar De La Hoya vs Shane Mosley (Two of the top pound-for-pound fighters get together and take turns putting a beating on the other guy. Oscar's jab was such a thing of beauty in the 90s that Mosley complains of back pain from his neck snapping back.)
Erik Morales vs Daniel Zaragoza
Oscar De La Hoya vs Fernando Vargas (Lots and lots of drama in this one. Wild crowd takes it over the top.)

The 00s

Juan Manuel Marquez vs Juan Diaz I (All-out, aggressive, face-first offense walks into one of the greatest counter-punchers of all time. Guess what happens...)
Manny Pacquiao vs Erik Morales I & II (Before he became Manny Pacquiao, he had to go to school somewhere.)
Marco Antonio Rubio vs Enrique Ornelas (Traditional Mexican style war)
Silence Mabuza vs Yonnhy Perez
Fernando Montiel vs Luis Melendez (Montiel used to be a bad little man)
Roman Martinez vs Daniel Jimenez
Joe Calzaghe vs Mikkel Kessler (Fantastic fight featuring an established champion and a young up-and-comer)
Adonis Stevenson vs Anthony Bonsante
Hassan N’Dam N’Jikam vs Would Guarras
Bernard Hopkins vs Felix Trinidad (You've got to read about the build-up around the fight. This was one of the first sporting events after September 11.)
Carl Thompson vs Sebastiaan Rothmann
Luis Concepcion vs Hernan Marquez II (This is what happens when you mix gasoline and fire)
Giovani Segura vs Ivan Calderon I (All-out offense vs a defensive master.)
Giovani Segura vs Hernan Marquez (All-out offense vs all-out offense)
Giovanni Segura vs Cesar Chinchilla I (All-out offensive vs more offense)
Rogers Mtagwa vs Artom Simony
John Duddy vs Yori Boy Campas
Carl Thompson vs Ezra Sellers
Alex Stewart vs Ezra Sellers
Micky Ward vs Emanuel Augustus (An absolute must-watch. It probably could qualify as a classic. If you're a new fan, these fighters are required watches.)
Alex Arthur vs Michael Gomez (This is a wild fight with an even crazier crowd. The atmosphere is truly special.)
Paul Samuels vs Cello Renda I
Satoshi Hosono vs Hiroyuki Enoki
Tomas Villa vs Rogers Mtgawa
Daniel Edouard vs Willie Gibbs
Kelly Pavlik vs Jermain Taylor (The emergence of a monster dismantles the boxer.)
James Toney vs Vassiliy Jirov (The counter punching master revival)
Carl Froch vs Jean Pascal (This is a brutal fight between two guys looking to make a name.)
Felix Trinidad vs Fernando Vargas (The Puerto Rican superstar controversial stops a Mexican warrior)
Felix Trinidad vs Ricardo Mayorga (The Puerto Rican superstar gets his chance to shut Mayorga's mouth up.)
Antonio Margarito vs Miguel Cotto (One of the most controversial and bloody fights in recent memory.)
Joel Casamayor vs Michael Katsidis (Katsidis knows one thing and he knows it well.)
Graham Earl vs Michael Katsidis (This is a Katsidis fight so you know what to expect.)
Carl Froch vs Jermain Taylor (A dramatic fight with a big finish.)

2010 to Now

Sergio Martinez vs Paul Williams I (Two of the most avoided fighters in boxing meet since nobody else would fight them. The result is magical.)
Tim Bradley vs Ruslan Provodnikov (A dramatic and brutal fight between two of the toughest warriors in the sport.)
Manny Pacquiao vs Juan Manuel Marquez IV (The conclusion to their epic series is the best installment of the series.)
Orlando Salido vs Juan Manuel Lopez (Mexico vs Puerto Rico does it again.)
Brandon Rios vs Mike Alvarado I (Not much technical boxing going on here. Just a classic slugfest.)
Marcos Maidana vs Victor Ortiz (Nobody deserves to take a beating like these guys took.)
Orlando Salido vs Terdsak Kokietgym (I lost count of the knockdowns.)
Francisco Rodriguez Jr vs Katsunari Takayama (Takayama only knows how to fight like his life is on the line.)
Mike Alvarado vs Breidis Prescott (A brutal fight.)
Marcos Madiana vs Josesito Lopez (Another classic slugfest from Maidana.)
Marco Huck vs Krzysztof Glowacki (A long reigning champion meets a young hungry lion.)
Adrien Broner vs Marcos Maidana (Adrien Broner stands toe-to-toe with Marcos Maidana. The winner earns a shot at Floyd Mayweather.)
Carl Froch vs Mikkel Kessler I & II (Two elite super middleweights have a pair of classic wars.)
Lucas Matthysse vs John Molina (Molina tells everyone he's not afraid of Matthysse and has power of his own. Then the bell rings.)
Erik Morales vs Marcos Maidana (A throwback performance from a legendary Mexican warrior against one of the hardest punchers in the sport.)
Victor Ortiz vs Josesito Lopez (Ortiz brings offense. Lopez brings more.)
Tommy Coyle vs Daniel Brizuela (A wild back and forth fight with enough knockdowns for this entire list.)
Victor Ortiz vs Andre Berto ("Oh my god!")
Terence Crawford vs Yuriorkis Gamboa (Two elite boxers meet for a wild back-and-forth fight.)
Orlando Salido vs Roman Martinez I (Mexico vs Puerto Rico. Enough said.)
Chris John vs Daud Yordan (The long reigning paper champion of Indonesia loses some years off his career.)
Derry Mathews vs Tommy Coyle (A wild fight.)
Omar Figueroa vs Nihito Arakawa (There is literally no defense in this fight.)
Robert Guerrero vs Yoshihiro Kamegai (See above.)

I apologize for the temporary pause in daily reports, we are all volunteers here and I am occasionally too busy to organize these reports. They will resume ASAP. Thank you.

6-13-2017

Australia Third alleged gun supplier charged over Australian siege
Indonesia Islamic State cells in nearly all Indonesian provinces
Turkey/Iraq Turkish army says 20 Kurdish militants killed in air strikes in southeast, Iraq's north

6-12-2017

Australia Australian police arrest man for allegedly supplying gun in deadly siege
Iran Iran police kills four Islamic State suspects in south
Kenya Kenya foils terror attack planned by Somali militants
Pakistan Pakistan says Chinese killed by Islamic State were preachers
Philippines Blasts rock besieged city as Philippines marks independence day
Philippines Philippines says militants control 20 percent of besieged city
Saudi Arabia Saudi soldier killed by explosion in Qatif province
Singapore Singapore detains first woman citizen suspected of Islamist radicalism
South Korea Package explodes at South Korean university, one injured
United Kingdom Britain, France to join forces to combat online extremism: May
United States Trump says he will discuss Islamic State fight in two weeks
Yemen Al Qaeda claims Yemen army camp attack, 12 killed
International Islamic State calls for attacks in West, Russia, Middle East, Asia during Ramadan

6-11-2017

Australia Australia to build first prison aimed at isolating militants
Bangladesh Dhaka arrests alleged senior extremist
France Three more suspects face charges over killing of Paris policeman
Nigeria Boko Haram terrorists raid Adamawa village for food and medical supplies
Pakistan Two Pakistani Police Officers Killed In Balochistan
Pakistan Pakistan sentences man to death for blasphemy on Facebook
Somalia U.S. air strike hits al Shabaab; Somalia says base destroyed
United Kingdom British police arrest another man in London Bridge attack probe

6-10-2017

Afghanistan 3 US service members killed in attack by Afghan soldier; Taliban claims responsibility
Afghanistan Gunmen attack Afghan mosque, killing 3 people
Iran Iran arrests seven suspects linked to Tehran attacks
Iran Tehran attacks mastermind killed
Philippines U.S. joins battle as Philippines takes losses in besieged city
- Philippine military says 13 soldiers killed in Friday's battle with militants
Philippines Philippines says 'strong indications' Maute militant brothers dead
Qatar Qatar, accused of supporting terrorism, hires ex-U.S. attorney general
Somalia Number of dead in al Shabaab attack in Somalia's Puntland rises to 59
United Kingdom London Bridge attackers had tried to hire 8.3 ton truck
United Kingdom London will not be cowed by militants, police chief says

6-09-2017

Iraq Suicide bomber kills at least 31 in crowded Iraqi market
Iran Iran arrests 41 suspects over Tehran attacks
- Thousands mourn Tehran attack victims, chant 'Death to Saudi'
Lebanon Lebanon's security forces arrest Islamic State-linked cell
Mali Three U.N. peacekeepers killed in northern Mali attack
Philippines Philippines calls on Facebook to shut Islamist fighters' accounts
Saudi Arabia Islamic State threatens attacks in Saudi Arabia
Somalia Somalia's president vows revenge on al Shabaab after deadly attack
Sweden Sweden charges 3 men with right-wing links for bomb attacks
Turkey Car bomb in southeast Turkey wounds three people (PKK)
United Kingdom UK police charge man with terrorism offences, unconnected to recent attacks
United Kingdom British police arrest 27-year-old man in London Bridge attack probe

6-08-2017

Australia Australian police conducting 'counter-terrorism' raids
- Australian police to get greater powers to shoot in militant sieges
Iraq Rough justice in Iraq: one man's path to mass execution by the roadside
Iran Iran attackers fought for Islamic State in Syria, Iraq
Middle East Kosovo Islamic State commander killed, police and family say
Nigeria Boko Haram make biggest raid on Nigeria's Maiduguri in 18 months
Pakistan Islamic State says it killed two Chinese teachers kidnapped in Pakistan
- China 'concerned' about reported killing of two nationals in Pakistan
Pakistan Pakistan says raid on cave hideout stops Islamic State 'foothold'
Philippines Philippines says Islamist fighters on back foot in besieged city
Saudi Arabia Arab powers add people, groups with Qatar links to "terrorism lists"
Somalia Shabaab overruns base in northern Somalia
South Sudan Gunmen kill 14 in ambush on main South Sudan highway
Tajikistan CIS Anti-Terrorism Center Holds First Military Exercises in Tajikistan
Ukraine Explosive device thrown into U.S. embassy compound in Kiev
United Kingdom UK police search Manchester property in bomb probe, release three
United Kingdom UK arrests three as footage of London Bridge attack appears online
United Kingdom Manchester bomber radicalized in Britain in 2015: Tripoli counter-terrorism force
United States Two Men Arrested for Terrorist Activities on Behalf of Hizballah's Islamic Jihad Organization
United States Officials probe U.S. cleric's possible influence on London attackers

6-07-2017

Colombia Colombia's FARC rebels have handed over 30 percent of weapons
Egypt Muslim Brotherhood rejects Saudi terror accusations
France France creates new counter-terrorism task force, Notre Dame attacker identified
India Five militants, army major killed in northeast India
Iran Islamist militants strike heart of Tehran, Iran blames Saudis
- Islamic State warns of more attacks in Iran
Iraq ISIL kills 163 people in Mosul in one day
Italy Italy police chief says conscience clear over Islamist attacker
Jordan Jordan begins trial of soldier accused of killing three U.S. trainers
Maldives Maldives under U.N. scrutiny for blogger's death, quashing dissent
Nigeria Boko Haram launches major attack on northeast Nigerian city
Philippines Militants in Philippines had planned to set up an Islamist enclave
- Guns, bombs and pleas for peace: the drawings of Marawi children
Sweden Sweden says to tighten laws to fight terrorism
United Kingdom UK police arrest two more men over Manchester attack
- Spain says British delay on identifying London attack victims 'strange'
- British police confirm London Bridge attack death toll has risen to eight
United States Jury Convicts Man of Providing Material Support to ISIS

6-06-2017

Afghanistan Suspected bomb kills seven outside historic mosque in Afghanistan's Herat
Afghanistan Foreign delegations meet in Afghan capital after bloody week
Belgium Belgium detains 12 people in anti-terrorism raids
Colombia Colombia's ELN rebels propose ceasefire for Pope's visit
Egypt Two police officers killed in shootout in Egypt's Sinai
France Notre Dame attacker shouted 'this is for Syria' before being shot
Ireland Irish police arrest two men linked to London Bridge attacker
Kenya Three killed in roadside blast in eastern Kenya
Lebanon Lebanon says it arrests Islamic State suicide attack plotter
Philippines Father of Philippines' militant Maute brothers arrested
Philippines Philippine troops find stash of banknotes as fighters pull back
Somalia 14 Al-Shabaab Terrorists Killed In Somalia
Syria Anti-Islamic State coalition begins Raqqah offensive
United Kingdom UK police name third London attacker, Italy says was flagged in advance
- Two Australians confirmed dead in London attack
- British PM May says tough conversations needed over terror funding
United Kingdom * British police say significant evidence found in car linked to Manchester bombing

6-05-2017

Australia Australian PM says Melbourne siege 'a terrorist attack'
France France says two citizens missing since London attack
Pakistan Kidnapped Pakistani workers for Polish company freed after six months
Pakistan Pakistan says 12 militants killed in military operation
Philippines Militants in Philippines city dug in for long siege
- Islamic State video shows destruction of church in Marawi
Philippines Southeast Asian nations step up cooperation as Islamic State threat mounts
Somalia Al Shabaab claims bomb attack on Somali police station
United Kingdom London Bridge attack: 2 of 3 killers identified
United States After London attack, Facebook says aims to be 'hostile environment' for terrorists

6-02-2017

Afghanistan Afghans protesting after truck bomb killed in clash with police
Belgium Belgium arrests man in connection with Paris attacks
Cameroon Children strapped with explosives kill nine in north Cameroon
Germany German police suspend open-air rock concert due to terrorism alert
Iraq Iraqi forces take one of four districts in Mosul's IS-held enclave
Israel/Palestine Palestinian girl, shot after stabbing Israeli soldier, dies
Lebanon As U.S. targets Hezbollah, Lebanon lobbies against more sanctions
Mali France says soldiers killed 20 Islamists in Mali
Pakistan Terror Concerns Scuttle International Cricket Matches in Pakistan
Philippines ISIS claims Manila casino attack despite police denial
Singapore Decades old Asian defense pact gets makeover to face new threats
Syria U.S.-backed forces seize Islamic State-held town near Syria's Raqqa
United Kingdom British police seize a car as part of Manchester attack investigation
United States Air Force Veteran Sentenced to 35 Years in Prison for Attempting to Join ISIS and Obstruction of Justice
Yemen Bomb blast kills six in northern Yemen market

5-27/28-2017

Afghanistan Dozens dead in Afghanistan violence as Ramadan begins
Egypt Grief, rage in Egyptian church after Copts attacked by gunmen
Egypt Islamic State claims deadly shooting of Egyptian Christians
Iraq Iraqi forces launch operation to seize last Islamic State enclave in Mosul
Iraq Turkish military says kills 13 Kurdish militants in northern Iraq
Libya Libyan Islamist group Ansar al-Sharia says it is dissolving
Malaysia Malaysian police arrests six Islamic State suspects
Philippines Philippine leader asks separatists, Maoists to join fight against Islamic State
Philippines Bodies of civilians dumped near Philippines city besieged by Islamists
Somalia Somali Islamist insurgents stone man to death for adultery
Somalia Somali court sentences 5 insurgents to death for attempted bombings
United Kingdom UK police arrest 14th person in connection with Manchester attack
United Kingdom Britain says some of Manchester bomber's network potentially still at large
United Kingdom Britain cuts terrorism threat level after significant police activity

5-26-2017

Afghanistan 18 Afghan soldiers killed in clash with Taliban in Kandahar, Afghanistan
Canada Leader of Toronto 18 terror group denied release
Egypt Gunmen in Egypt Force Christian Pilgrims from Buses and Kill 28
Germany Man arrested in Essen over suspected attack plot
Iraq Iraqi forces call on civilians to flee Mosul's Islamic State-held Old City
Libya Egyptian warplanes bomb targets in Libya after attack on Christians
Pakistan US kills Pakistani Taliban ‘master in electronics’ in drone strike
Philippines Philippine president urges IS-linked rebels to halt siege, start talks
Syria CENTCOM: Three senior Islamic State foreign fighters killed
United Kingdom UK police make 11th arrest over Manchester bomb attack
United Kingdom Student jailed for leaving homemade bomb on train near London's Canary Wharf

5-25-2017

Afghanistan Taliban assaults Afghan Army bases in Kandahar
Greece Booby-trap blast injures former Greek PM Papademos
Indonesia Islamic state claims responsibility for Jakarta bus station attacks
Kenya Two Kenyan police killed in latest bombing by Somali Islamists
Kosovo 4 Kosovars arrested for plotting terror acts
Lebanon Hezbollah says Saudi on path to more bloodshed in Iran struggle
Palestine Hamas executes three Palestinians over killing says ordered by Israel
Philippines Manila deploys commandoes, helicopters to retake city from Islamists
- Philippines says foreigners fighting alongside IS-linked rebels
Turkey Kurdish militants kill five Turkish security force members
United Kingdom British police arrest another man after Manchester attack
- Analysis: UK investigating possible ‘network’ behind Manchester attack
United Kingdom London police charge men over alleged terrorism plot in Britain

5-24-2017

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5-21-2017

Afghanistan At least 20 Afghan police killed in Taliban ambushes
Afghanistan Two killed, one kidnapped in Afghan capital Kabul
Bangladesh Bangladesh ‘militants’ surrender after Facebook plea
Egypt Egypt refers 48 Islamic State suspects to military court over church bombings
India Gunbattle kills 4 rebels, 3 Indian soldiers in Kashmir
Maldives Slain Maldivian blogger’s father demands justice
Nigeria Nigerian troops battle Boko Haram in Lake Chad area, kill 13
Pakistan Grenade attacks injure 15 in Pakistan
Palestine Hamas decries Trump's terror allegation
Turkey Turkish police kill two suspected Islamic State militants in raid
United States Gulf states, U.S. to ink agreement against terror financing

5-20-2017

Afghanistan Three killed, dozens wounded as gunmen storm bank in Afghanistan
Afghanistan Afghan Taliban launch three-pronged assault on Ghazni city
Australia Adelaide man who posted anti-Semitic videos pleads not guilty to advocating terrorism
Democratic Republic of Congo Two men to face trial in Congo murder of U.N. investigators
Iraq Islamic State claims suicide car bombing in Iraq's southern Basra province
Iraq Two suicide car bombs kill 10 at Baghdad checkpoint
Syria Islamic State kills villagers, captures fighters in Deir al-Zor

I truly appreciate the level of research & intentionality this film has concerning how they incorporated the variety of African cultures into creating the Wakandan cultural, costume, & visual designs in Black Panther. For example:
-The greeting of crossing one's right arm over the left across the chest then moving them straight down to one's sides is like that of the royal Egyptian gods & mummies (Egyptian gods were often portrayed bearing an ankh in each hand with arms crossed over their chest; the arms of royal male mummies during later dynastic periods were crossed @ the chest, as a reverential greeting toward the superior Egyptian gods they expected to meet in the afterlife; the arms of female mummies were usually laid straight @ their sides)
-The isiXhosa (Nguni) language of the Xhosa-Bantu from South Africa, as well as Xhosa & Nigerian Igbo (M’Baku) influenced accents
-The Ubuntu philosophy (“Ubuntu ngumtu ngabanye abantu”~“A person is a person through other people”) of South Africa a philosophical tenet embraced by T’Challa
-The Nsibidi (Nigeria), Punic (ancient Carthage/modern-day Tunisia), Adinkra (Ghana), Heiroglyphic (ancient Egyptian), & Bogolanfini cloth (Mali) iconography
-The homage to the Pan-African flag colors when they lined up Nakia (Green), T’Challa (Black), & Okoye (Red) on the elevated level of the underground Korean casino (The fact that the shot was taken on the elevated level is not lost on me.)
-The Pan-African background music selections & dancing styles -The all-female Ahosi/Mino military regiment of the Fon from the Republic of Benin & the Maasi warriors from Kenya & Tanzania
-The Fighting style of the Dora Milaje resembling that of the Donga staff fighting techniques of the Surma (Suri)/Mursi tribes of Ethiopia
-The ceremonial masks of the Dogon of Mali
-The weighted striking stick, spear, and shield wielded by T’Challa and Killmonger at Warrior Falls that favor the South African Zulu warrior weapons Induku, Iklwa (believed to be invented by Chief Shaka kaSenzangakhona aka Chief Shaka Zulu himself), and Isihlangu shields; weapons the Zulu warriors most likely wielded in the infamous battle of Isandlwana
-The martial arts techniques utilized at Warrior Falls likened to that of the Ukungcweka or Zulu stick fighting technique, Senegalese Laamb or Sudanese Dinka Bor wrestling, and even the influence of Afro-Brasilian Capoeira exhibited in T’Challa’s use of deceptive kicking and feline quadrupedal fighting poses/positions
-The South and East African long range/throwing clubs, like that of the Zulu’s Iwisa/Knobkierie clubs or the Rungu clubs of the Maasai Morans, wielded by M’Baku
-The Sudano-Sahelian architecture styles and the reimagined cylindrical towers reminiscent of Zimbabwe’s Shona architecture
-The lip plates & clay markings likened to the Mursi and Surma (Suri)/Mursi/Karo of Ethiopia, the Makonde of Tanzania & Mozambique, the Sara & Lobi of Chad, other Omo Valley tribes, &
-The Sapeur (La Sape) style of the designer dandies from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (“Les Sapeur Congolais”)
-The scarification/cicatrisation likened to those of the Toposa & Nuer from South Sudan, the Bodi & Surma of Ethiopia, the Karamojong of Uganda, & many others
-The Otjize & hair styles of the Himba of northern Namibia
-The Seanamarena blankets of the Basotho from Lesotho
-The Kente cloth of the Akan from south Ghana & other textiles like Maasai Shuka (Kenya & Tanzania), Kitenge (East, West, & Central Africa), Ankara/Wax Print (West Africa), Aso Oke (Nigeria), etc.
-The artistic designs inspired by Mali & Ndebele (Zibabwe/Botswana/South Africa) traditions
-The Headwraps and brilliant indigo robes/caftans donned by Zuri & his tribe being reminiscent of the Tuareg of the sub-Sahara
-The Zulu-inspired Isicholo/Inhloko hat donned by Queen Mother Ramonda -The Fula/Fulani & Tuareg inspired jewelry
-The Kiondo baskets of Kenya and many more I am sure.

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Diego Corrales 39(32)-2 vs Jose Luis Castillo 52(46)-6-1

Arturo Gatti 34(28)-5 vs Micky Ward 37(27)-11

Alexis Arguello 72(59)-5 vs Aaron Pryor 31(29)-0

Muhammad Ali 31(25)-0 vs Joe Frazier 26(23)-0 I

Bobby Chacon 50(42)-6-1 vs Rafael Limon 50(37)-12-2 IV

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Riddick Bowe 31(27)-0 vs Evander Holyfield 28(22)-0

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Ray Leonard 30(21)-1 vs Thomas Hearns 32(30)-0

Salvador Sanchez 33(27)-1-1 vs Danny Lopez 42(39)-3

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Ray Robinson 128(84)-1-2 vs Randy Turpin 40(29)-2-1 I

Gene Tunney 54(44)-5-9 vs Jack Dempsey 63(47)-1-1 II

Emile Griffith 52(18)-7 vs Nino Benevenuti 71(30)-1

Muhammad Ali 44(31)-2 vs George Foreman 40(37)-0

Rocky Marciano 42(37)-0 vs Joe Walcott 51(32)-16-2

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Roberto Duran 71(56)-1 vs Ray Leonard 27(18)-0

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Marvin Hagler 61(51)-2-2 vs John Mugabi 25(25)-0

Salvador Sanchez 43(31)-1-1 vs Azumah Nelson 13(10)-0

Herol Graham 43(26)-2 vs Julian Jackson 40(38)-1

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