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» Suicide, the lightweight champion of boxing Edwin Valera

The world champion lightweight boxing, Edwin Valera, committed suicide in his cell, on the day of his arrest by police, accused of murdering his wife. 28chronos The boxer was arrested Sunday (18 / 4) charged with the murder of his wife, which was found stabbed three times in a hotel in Venezuela. As the statement said police Valery went to the hotel reception after the operation and admitted to the workers that he killed his wife.

» Manny Pacquiao to fight Joshua Clottey at Dallas Cowboys stadium in March

There will be no mega-fight between Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on March 13. Top Rank CEO Bob Arum and Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones announced Sunday that Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, would host a welterweight fight between Pacquiao and Joshua Clottey on March 13. The stadium, which was built in 2009 and regularly holds about 80,000, will be configured to hold 40,000 fans for the event.

» Rashad Evans: ‘No, this isn’t happening again’

As Rashad Evans backed up to the cage with his arms up and his legs weak from a number of hard shots he had just taken from Thiago Silva during the last round of their bout on Saturday night, it appeared similar to the moments just before Lyoto Machida knocked him out in his last fight. Even at the time, while trying to keep his composure and survive until the end of the round, the thought came to Evans. "I was like, 'No, this isn't happening again,'" he said. "I just said, 'Keep your composure.' I was talking myself through it. Whenever I get rocked with a good shot, I like to talk to myself. Like, 'OK. I just got caught. My legs feel loose, but just tie up until I feel better.'" Evans (19-1-1) ended up hanging on to win the fight by unanimous decision at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, but it wasn't the glorious comeback victory he had hoped for. In a fight that represented the first step forward after suffering the first loss of his professional career, Evans looked great for the first 12 minutes. It was clear from the start his strategy was to revert back to using his strong takedowns and ground-and-pound..

» Manny Pacquiao the test
	I don’t know why it seems like every fight that involves Manny Pacquiao has some kind of controversy and drama behind it. The latest is his refusal to take a simple Olympic style blood test for his March 13th bout with Floyd Mayweather Jr. How much blood are they talking about? If Pacquiao is afraid they’re going to drain his whole body of blood

» Pavlik stops Espino in fifth round

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio — American Kelly Pavlik stopped Miguel Espino in the fifth round of their World Boxing Council middleweight fight on Saturday. Pavlik, 27, floored Espino three times including twice in the fourth round. He sent Espino to the canvas again in the fifth and that's when the challenger's corner threw in the towel. Pavlik (36-1, 32 KOs) traded punches with Espino from the opening bell in an entertaining fight that was stopped by referee Steve Smoger at 1:44 of the fifth. Espino (20-3-1) is the third ranked contender behind Pavlik. He was deducted a point after round one for throwing a late punch.

» Kelly Pavlik vs Espino
	World middleweight champion Kelly Pavlik will defend his titles against challenger Miguel Espino on Saturday, Dec. 19, 2009. Pavlik is a big, fierce puncher in the middleweight division. The night will feature four intense bouts, including a bout featuring world champion Humberto Soto of Los Mochis, Mexico. Order "Boxing: Pavlik vs. Espino" on December 19th!

» Bradley win the Peterson
	Lamont Peterson thought he had the right game plan in his bid to dethrone world champion Timothy Bradley on Saturday night. The only problem was that Bradley was ready for that and made adjustments of his own. With Bradley executing an almost flawless game plan, and then some, he solidified his standing as the top fighter amongst 140-pound fighters.

» Green shocks 40-year-old Jones with first-round TKO in Sydney
	SYDNEY -- Australian Danny Green stopped Roy Jones Jr. in the first round of their IBO world cruiserweight title fight Wednesday, preventing the 40-year-old American from claiming his ninth title across five weight classes from middleweight to heavyweight.