BY BOXING HIT STAFF- Freddie Pendleton, a former boxer with an impressive record of 47-26-5(34), has come forward with some shocking allegations against the Mexican boxing legend, Julio Cesar Chavez. According to Pendleton, Chavez deliberately avoided fighting him on three separate occasions, despite receiving lucrative offers from various TV networks. Pendleton claims that even Don
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BY BOXING HIT STAFF- Dennis Andries’ story is one that could easily be made into a movie, showcasing an inspiring and uplifting journey of a true underdog rising to the top. Born in Georgetown, Guyana, Andries arrived in the UK at a young age and faced a bumpy start to his professional boxing career. With
BY BOXING HIT STAFF- The 2000s heavyweight division witnessed the emergence of the Klitschko Brothers, Wladimir and Vitali, who were seen as super heavyweights in the size and vein of the champion Lennox Lewis. Wladimir, who was upset back in the 90s, returned to form with a remarkable win streak while Vitali entered the decade
BY BOXING HIT STAFF- The boxing world was recently buzzing with excitement over a social media post by Julio Cesar Chavez. The former multi-weight champion posted a mock fight poster advertising a potential bout between himself and Floyd Mayweather, with a suggested date of September 16th in Las Vegas. This sparked a lot of speculation
BY BOXING HIT STAFF- In the world of boxing, the presence of a skilled and experienced trainer in a fighter’s corner can truly make or break the outcome of a fight. Legendary boxers like Muhammad Ali and Michael Moorer credit their success in the ring to the guidance and support of their trainers. These trainers
BY BOXING HIT STAFF- Mexican boxing legend Julio Cesar Chavez has recently made an exciting announcement that has stirred up a lot of interest among fans. The former multi-weight champion is set to be the focal point of a reality show that will be aired on Disney +. This new venture will delve into the
BY BOXING HIT STAFF- John Scully’s Amateur Boxers Reunion is more than just a gathering of former fighters; it’s a way to bring the boxing community together and reconnect individuals who once shared the ring. The recent reunion held at Diamante’s Bar on 8th Avenue brought together a multitude of boxing legends, creating an atmosphere
BY BOXING HIT STAFF- George Foreman, a name that strikes fear into the hearts of many, was a force to be reckoned with in the boxing world during the 1970s. Following a devastating loss to Muhammad Ali, Foreman was on a mission to show the world that he was still a formidable opponent. Trained by
BY BOXING HIT STAFF- Ken Norton, born in 1943, was a prominent figure in the 1970s heavyweight division, despite never winning a title in the ring. His epic battles with legendary boxers such as Muhammad Ali, George Foreman, and Larry Holmes solidified his reputation as a formidable competitor. Norton’s dedication and relentless fighting style made