Full weights from Los Angeles: Amir Khan (139.75) vs. Carlos Molina (139.75) Alfredo Angulo (154.5) vs. Jorge Silva (156) Deontay Wilder (223.5) vs. Kelvin Price (240) Leo Santa Cruz (117.75) vs. Alberto Guevara (117.5) Joseph Diaz (122) vs. Vicente Alfaro (122.5)
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14 hours ago
The official weigh-ins for Golden Boy's stacked Saturday of boxing on CBS and Showtime were held on Friday afternoon. On CBS, Leo Santa Cruz headlines, and defends his title against Alberto Guevara, while USA Olympian Joseph Diaz makes his debut. Later on Showtime, Amir Khan returns to action and meets the undefeated Carlos Molina as he seeks to climb back up the rankings. There...
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2 days ago
Today in Los Angeles in what could be the biggest press conference we have ever attended (as well as the longest) Golden Boy Promotions held the final press conference between Amir Khan and Carlos Molina, ahead of the huge day of boxing that will take place this Saturday. Before Khan and Molina go face to [...]
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1 day ago
By Mick Akers The pressure is on former unified 140-pound champ Amir Khan heading into his fight with Carlos Molina this weekend. Instead of letting the pressure effect him in a negative way, Khan is using the pressure to train harder to give his best effort in the ring Saturday night. Khan has found himself [...]
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19 hours ago
The official weigh-ins for Saturday's stacked two-cards of action from CBS and Showtime will be held on Friday afternoon at 5pm Eastern, 2 pm Pacific. Headlining the card on Showtime is Amir Khan vs. Carlos Molina, while Leo Santa Cruz and Olympian Joseph Diaz are featured on CBS, and there is a huge load of additional fights taking place all afternoon and evening. You can watch...
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1 day ago
Golden Boy Promotions hosted the final press conference Wednesday for the unprecedented day-night boxing doubleheader that will take place this Saturday, Dec. 15, live on CBS Television Network at 4:30 pm, Showtime Extreme at 9pm and Showtime at 10:30 pm from The Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena. Right here, you can view a huge collection of presser photos, quotes and more from...
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15 hours ago
Amir Khan now realizes he was too exciting for his own good.
A boxer can only survive so many heedless brawls before his record and his health begin that inexorable decline toward retirement. Khan (26-3, 18 KOs) felt himself teetering on that downslope last July when the British 140-pound champion lost his belts to Danny Garcia in a dramatic stoppage.
''It's in my blood...
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