My apologies, according to a very reliable source, Tom Cruise is decidedly NOT a Sith Lord. Check out the video proof!!!

Sorry for the confusion.

Nikolai Valuev (49-1, 34 KOs) reclaimed the vacant WBA heavyweight title with a twelve round unanimous decision over fellow former titleholder John Ruiz (43-9-1, 29 KOs) to solidify himself as resident heavyweight freak show. Still, at least we don't have to see John Ruiz again any time soon. The giant Russian fought comfortably early before inevitably tiring late. Ruiz was able to get inside and bang the bigger man late in the fight, but it was too little and too late. In other boxing news, Unbeaten WBO jr flyweight champion Ivan 'Iron Boy' Calderon (3-0, 6 KOs) won a seven round technical decision over former champion Hugo Cazares (26-6-1, 19 KOs) after a headbutt forced the end of the fight. Calderon was dominating the action with his boxing ability before the bell (he might just be the best fighter no one ever gets to see). Next weekend is the Juan Diaz-Michael Katsidis fight. These all action fighters should give boxing fans a real treat, which is more than I can say for any John Ruiz has ever been in.

Looks like DLH wants to fight a midget after all...

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Get ready for the Ricardo Mayorga-Shane Mosely fight scheduled for Sept. 27 on HBO by watching the press conference. Mayorga is crazy, but Mosley is a great fighter. Should be a good one!

In honor of new bite master Dzhakhon Kurbanov, The Boxing Stop relives the real bite fight! Tyson takes a bite out of Holyfield, what a lunatic!

The last American boxing olympian is heavyweight Deontay Wilder. Wilder, the least experienced fighter on the team, made it to the semifinal round after decisioning opponent Mohammed Arjaoui. Okay, actually it was a 10-10 draw, but he won on a technicality.

Wilder will face Italian fighter Clemente Russo on Friday. Does he have a shot at gold?

There are bigger fish to fry for Oscar De La Hoya. There are tons of better fighters for Oscar to fight. Manny P is too small. Let's see Oscar be brave for once!

Thinking his was ahead on the scorecard, American boxer Rau'shee Warren danced, danced, danced his way to defeat.

Don't blame the fighters, but Olympic boxing stinks!

The heavyweight division is a bit boring right now, but whose the best? The Boxing Stop thinks it just might be David Haye.

Anthony Bonsante, former participant on the Contender, tried to fake out his opponent Adonis Stevenson on ESPN's Friday Night Fights by pretending to be knocked out.

Too bad he faked the referee out, too.

Re-live Tyson's most insane moments at The Boxing Stop.

Zab Judah has another shot a being somebody in boxing. How will it turn out? Can he re-establish himself as a true contender?

Oscar De La Hoya appears to be leaning toward a final farewell fight with Manny Pacquiao on December 6. Sure, Pacman is the undisputed P4P king now that Floyd Mayweather has retired, but does this fight really make any sense? Would beating Pacquiao do anything for Oscar's legacy?