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      <title>Top 5 boxers over the age of 40 in history</title>
      <description>The Top 5 &quot;Over 40&quot; Fighters of All-Time
Bernard Hopkins&#8217; technical schooling of Tavoris Cloud, a reigning titleholder who was more than 17 years his junior, was significant.&#160; I was among those who figured Cloud, with Father Time in his corner vs. B-Hop, would be too much for the ageless &#8220;Executioner&#8221;. However, it appears Father Time apparently has as much trouble getting to Hopkins as Cloud did.
At the age of 48, he has once again set a new standard in boxing as the oldest champion ever, another impressive performance that will go down in the annals of boxing history. But does this latest historic win by Hopkins make him the greatest &#8216;Over 40&#8217; boxer of all-time?&#160;
Here are my top 5 boxers over the age of 40 in history.
5. Roberto Duran (Over 40 record: 18-7-0 w/ 9ko&#8217;s)
Duran was mainly a bloated version of his iconic self after he turned 40.&#160; He fell short when facing upper-echelon fighters of the time.&#160; He dropped two fights to Vinnie Pazienza and Hector Camacho and oneto...</description>
      <pubDate>Wed, 13 Mar 2013 09:09:13 -0400</pubDate>
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      <title>George Chuvalo: As tough as they come</title>
      <description>Chuvalo Stood Up to Ali, Foreman, Frazier &amp; More
George Chuvalo (73-18-2, 64 KOs) didn't always win, but he never  disappointed.&#160; The toughest heavyweight of the 1960s and 1970s, Chuvalo  was a throwback to boxing's rough and tumble 1930s.&#160; As Nat Fleischer  observed:&#160; &quot;Scientific boxing is not part of Chuvalo&#8217;s equipment&quot;.&#160; And  Rocky Marciano, who at one time trained Chuvalo, thought he was born a  century too late.
The Canadian  fought over a 22-year period, from 1956 to 1978.&#160; He won his first four  professional fights over the course of one night.&#160; Participating in  the Jack Dempsey Heavyweight Novice Tournament, refereed by the former  champ, Chuvalo stopped Gordon Baldwin and Jim Leonard in the second (the  former by TKO, the latter by KO) and Ross Gregory and Ed McGee in the  first (both by KO).
Chuvalo became Canada's heavyweight champ two  years after turning pro by kayoing James J. Parker in the first.&#160; In  1959, he knocked out Yvon Durelle in th...</description>
      <pubDate>Sat, 20 Oct 2012 13:12:47 -0400</pubDate>
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      <title>Does experience or youth have the edge as Tarver-Kayode &amp; Quillin-Wright prepare for battle?</title>
      <description>AGELESS QUESTION: WHO HAS  THE ADVANTAGE WHEN YOUTH BATTLES EXPERIENCE? 
 
 
 
 
 In addition to the amount of wins, losses or knockouts a fighter possesses,  another number exists that is often discussed in the buildup to a prizefight:  age.
 
However, history reveals that neither 43-year-old former Undisputed Light  Heavyweight World Champion Antonio  &#8220;Magic Man&#8217;&#8217; Tarver nor unbeaten 29-year-old top rated cruiserweight Lateef &#8220;Power&#8221; Kayode will have a clear  advantage or be at a distinct disadvantage when they clash in the main event on  Saturday, June 2 on Showtime.
 
The  same goes for the evening&#8217;s co-featured bout between 40-year-old former  Undisputed Junior Middleweight World Champion Winky Wright and undefeated 28-year-old  Brooklyn native Peter &#8220;Kid Chocolate&#8221;  Quillin.
 
Boxing&#8217;s history includes many instances of fighters in their 40's taking  on 20-somethings, and SHOWTIME color commentator and boxing historian Steve Farhood assembled a list of  marquee fights in w...</description>
      <pubDate>Tue, 29 May 2012 16:11:24 -0400</pubDate>
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