56 Boxing Videos Done 4/30/13

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67. Boxing Writers Association of America (BWAA) Dinner and Awards Presentation 2012.

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Dewey Bozella , Boxing Champion

Don Elbaum Boxing Promoter

Dan Goossen, Goossen Tutor Promotions

Saddam Ali, Boxing Contender

Tommy Gallager, Boxing Trainer

Bernard Hopkins ,oldest boxer Champion at 48

Delvin Rodriguez and Pawel Wolak Boxers

Heavyweight Boxing Champ Vitali Klitschko

Boxing Promoter Joe DeGuradia

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68. Richard Schaefer ,President of Golden Boy Promotions, 2011

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69. Victor Ortiz Former Welterweight World Boxing Champion, 2013

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70. Exclusive Interview with Boxing Great Sugar Ray Leonard, 2013

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88th Annual Boxing Writers of Association of America Awards Dinner (2013)

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Video 2; Timothy Bradley, WBO Welterweight Boxing Champion

Video3: Bob Arum Boxing Promoter

Video4: Jim Lampley, HBO Boxing Analyst

Video5: Robert Garcia Boxing Trainer

BIO: The Event took place at Capitale, in New York. Over 300 people of boxing’s “who is who” were in attendance.

The Following were honored at the 88th Annual Boxing Writers of Association of America Awards Dinner, (BWAA).

2012 BWAA Award Winners

Nonito Donaire The Sugar Ray Robinson Award Fighter of the Year

Robert Garcia The Eddie Futch Award Trainer of the Year

Juan Manuel Marquez

Manny Pacquiao IV The Ali-Frazier Award Fight of the Year

Al Haymon The Cus D'Amato Award Manager of the Year

Kathy Duva

Bruce Trampler The Barney Nagler Award Long & Meritorious Service

Steve Farhood The Marvin Kohn Award Good Guy

Danny Jacobs The Bill Crawford Award Courage Overcoming Adversity

Peter Finney The A.J. Liebling Award Outstanding Boxing Writer

Dave Kindred The Nat Fleischer Award Excellence In Boxing Journalism

Max Kellerman The Sam Taub Award Excellence In Broadcast Journalism

Tags: Jack Hirsch President , BWAA 2013, Capitale NY, Nonito Donaire 2012 fighter of the year, 88th annual Boxing Writers Association of America’s Award Dinner, Sugar Ray Robinson Fighter of the year Award, Al Haymon, Max Kellerman HBO, Bruce Tampler Matchmaker for Top Rank, BWAA event Coordinator Gina Andriolo, Bernard Fernandez, Dave Diamante the voice of the Brooklyn Nets, Kathy Duva, Steve Farhood, Dave Kindred, Danny Jacobs,

72 Interview with Ruslan Provodnikov / “Siberian Rocky” - Professional Russian Boxer (2013)

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Born: 1984-01-20 (Age:29)

Birthplace: Beryozovo, Russia

Nationality: Russian

Hometown: Beryozovo, Russia

Stance: Orthodox

Height: 5′ 6″ / 168cm

Reach: 66″ / 168cm

had a little over 150 amateur fights. had around 130 wins and 20 losses.

2005 Oil Producing Countries Cup, Nizhnevartovsk, Russia, 151 pounds: in the quarterfinals lost a 35-21 decision against Artur Khachatrian of Armenia.

2000 Eurocadet Junior Championship, Patra, Greece, 105 pounds Gold Medalist: in the finals he beat Denis Litvinenko of Ukraine.

WBO Intercontinental Light Welterweight Title (2009)

Ruslan Provodnikov recently fought Timothy Bradley , WBO World Welterweight Champion, in a very close fight ,which he lost to Timothy Bradley. It was a career Defining Fight for Ruslan Provodnikov, it has to be the best fight 0f 2013, thus far.

Tags: Timothy Bradley VS Ruslan Provodnikov, Siberian Rocky, Professional Russian Boxer , Beryozovo Russia, Stance Orthodox, Banner Promotions, WBO Intercontinental Light Welterweight Title (2009), As an amateur he won 130 of 150 fights, Mansi descent, Welterweight division, WBC Asian Boxing Council light welterweight title, Referee Pat Russell, Joel Diaz Bradley’s trainer, Provodnikov’s trainer Freddie Roach, toe-to-toe action, judge Marty Denkin, Judge Jerry Cantu, judge Raul Caiz,

73. Timothy “Desert Storm” Bradley, Talking about his Fight with Ruslan Provodnikov, 2013

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BIO:T imothy Bradley came into the ring against Ruslan Provodnikov with something to prove, looking to get past the bad taste of the Manny Pacquiao controversy. And he did indeed prove himself, winning an absolutely incredible 12 round war. The two men engaged in a fight for the ages, with a number of dramatic moments where both corners considered stopping the fight.

The big story of the fight was Provodnikov's power vs. Bradley's technique. For more than half of the fight, Bradley was in control, using his high volume punching to outwork and outbox Provodnikov. But when the Russian did get his hands on Bradley, he made it count. On multiple occasions it looked like he had the fight won, but Bradley gutted through it, showing the heart of a champion.

Round 12 was particularly dramatic, as Provodnikov scored a knockdown in the dying seconds of the fight, but it wasn't enough for the win.

Tags: Timothy “Desert Storm” Bradley, Manny Pacquiao controversy, Provodnikov's power vs. Bradley's technique, win a narrow unanimous decision over Ruslan Provodnikov, Bradley's heart, 12 rounds fought by Bradley and Provodnikov, fighting on wobbly legs to a victory, much-debated split decision over Pacquiao, Russian challenger, concussion, Cuba's Yuriorkis Gamboa,Vadim Kornilov,

74 Exclusive interview with Jim Lampley, HBO Boxing Commentator (2013)

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BIO: Jim Lampley is an American sportscaster, news anchor, movie producer, and restaurant owner. Lampley has covered a record 14 Olympic Games on U.S. television, most recently the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China.

Most casual fans probably know Lampley best for his work on HBO World Championship Boxing show, and on the HBO pay-per-view telecast. Since March 1988, as commentator he has called some of boxing's most famous moments, such as Thunder Meets Lightning, when Julio César Chávez saved himself from a decision defeat by knocking out Meldrick Taylor (who was leading the fight on two of the three official scorecards) with only two seconds to go in the last round; James "Buster" Douglas's upset of Mike Tyson for the World Heavyweight championship. Other highlights in his career were the first Riddick Bowe-Andrew Golota fight at Madison Square Garden, where a riot occurred following the "Foul Pole's" disqualification for low blows, and the famous "It happened...IT HAPPENED!" call of George Foreman's miracle comeback against then heavyweight champion Michael Moorer when a straight right ended Moorer's reign. In 1992, he won the Sam Taub Award for excellence in boxing broadcasting journalism.

Lampley also hosted a series called Legendary Nights in 12 installments in honor of HBO's three decades covering boxing in 2004, recounting 12 memorable fights broadcast on HBO in that time span.

Boxing blow-by-blow: HBO World Championship Boxing, HBO Pay-Per-View, HBO Boxing After Dark (from premiere to April 2006 and sporadically afterwards)

Tags: Jim Lampley HBO Boxing Commentator, news anchor, movie producer, restaurant owner, 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, HBO World Championship Boxing show, HBO pay-per-view telecast, James "Buster" Douglas's upset of Mike Tyson, won the Sam Taub Award for excellence in boxing broadcasting journalism, Legendary Nights, HBO Boxing After Dark,Roy Jones Jr, Max Kellerman, Andre Ward, Emanuel Stewart, George Foreman, HBO Sports, , Blades of Glory, ex-wife Bree Walker Lampley, NBC, Knockout Pictures, Emmy Award for Best Sports Journalism,Larry Merchant,

75. Interview with Robert Garcia, former World Boxing Champion Turned Trainer (2013)

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BIO: Roberto García Cortez (born January 29, 1975) is a retired Mexican-American professional boxer in the Lightweight division. García is the former IBF Super Featherweight Champion and the current Trainer of the Year in boxing. Roberto was trained by his father Eduardo Garcia at the popular La Colonia Youth Boxing Club and is the older brother of Miguel Ángel García, the current WBO, and Ring Magazine Featherweight Champion.

Garcia formally worked as a trainer at La Colonia Gym in Oxnard, California. Notable fighters who have trained under Garcia include Nonito Donaire. Most recently he opened his own boxing gym named Robert Garcia Boxing Academy in Oxnard, California.

Robert Garcia also won the Boxing Writers Association of America (BWAA), Trainer of the year for 2012, which is a very big honor for a boxing Trainer.

Tags: Robert Garcia Trainer, former IBF Super Featherweight Champion,2012 BWAA Trainer of the Year, Nonito Donaire Trainer, Miguel Ángel García Brother, Robert Garcia Boxing Academy in Oxnard California, world-class trainer, Brandon Rios, IBF feather champion Evgeny Gradovich, Eduardo Garcia father /trainer, Victor Ortiz, Cameron Dunkin boxing manager, Brian Viloria, Argentinian Marcos Maidana, Kelly Pavlik,

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Bio: Constantine "Cus" D'Amato (January 17, 1908 – November 4, 1985) was an American boxing manager and trainer who handled the careers of Mike Tyson, Floyd Patterson, José Torres, and Vinnie Ferguson. Several successful boxing trainers, including Teddy Atlas, Kevin Rooney, and Joe Fariello, were tutored by D'Amato. He is known for developing the "peek-a-boo" boxing style in which a fighter holds his hands high in front of his face.

After Patterson's and Torres's careers had ended, D'Amato worked in relative obscurity. He eventually moved to Catskill, New York, where he opened a gym.

It was there that he met and began to work with the future heavyweight champion, Mike Tyson, who was in a nearby reform school. He took Tyson under his wing and adopted him after Tyson's mother died. D'Amato trained him over the next few years, encouraging Tyson to use the peek-a-boo approach style of boxing, where the hands are placed in front of the boxers face for more protection. D'Amato was assisted by Teddy Atlas, who later became a respected trainer himself, and later Kevin Rooney, a protégé of D'Amato, who emphasized elusiveness of movement and took Tyson to the heavyweight championship sixteen months after D'Amato's death. At one point, Bobby Stewart was going to train Tyson after witnessing him getting into a fight, however, he chose not to, leaving D'Amato to continue training Tyson. D'Amato died shortly before Tyson became the youngest world heavyweight titleholder in history at the age of 20.

Tags: "Cus" D'Amato trainer of mike Tyson, Floyd Patterson, José Torres, Teddy Atlas, Kevin Rooney, Joe Fariello, "peek-a-boo" boxing style, Catskill New York, Gramercy Gym, Rocky Graziano, Howard Cosell, "Cus D'Amato Way", "KNOCKOUT: The Cus D'Amato Story,"Jimmy Jacobs, WrestleMania XIV, bill cayton,

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Tyson Fury VS Steve Cunningham Fight at MSG ,NY April 2013.

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Bio; Tyson Fury recovered from a second-round knockdown to knock out Steve Cunningham in the seventh round of their heavyweight bout on Saturday at Madison Square Garden, New York.

It was only the second time in the Briton's career that he had had to pick himself up off the canvas but he recovered strongly to go 21-0 and set up a final eliminator against Kubrat Pulev – with the winner of that contest to face Wladimir Klitschko.

This fight was billed as Fury's toughest test with Cunningham a two-time world champion at cruiserweight, with eight world title fights behind him. And it all looked to be a step too far after an uppercut put him on the canvas in the second before his own uppercut followed by a sickening right hook two minutes, 55 seconds into the seventh round ended the contest.

Fury had a considerable seven-inch height advantage and used that to full effect early on as the American struggled to get close in the opening round, although Fury's lack of discipline showed as he pushed Cunningham after the bell, with the referee issuing a warning.

"It's one of those things, you can't go swimming and not get wet – he put on a good fight," Fury said. "I got caught with a big swinging right. You have to get up, this is a learning experience.

Tags; Tyson Fury VS Steve Cunningham, NBC Sports, Fight Night, MSG, KO of Steve Cunningham, Manchester UK, Cruiserweight, Jimmy Buffett, NYSAC, recovered from a second-round knockdown, British professional boxer, promoter Mick Hennessy, Main Events, seventh round KO of Steve Cunningham,

78. Nonito Donaire Vs Guillermo Rigondeaux NY Press Conference at BB King NY 2/21/13

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BIO: 2012 Fighter of the Year and World Boxing Organization (WBO) junior featherweight champion NONITO "Filipino Flash" DONAIRE, undefeated World Boxing Association (WBA) super bantamweight champion and former two-time Cuban Olympic gold medalist GUILLERMO "El Chacal" RIGONDEAUX, KERY DAVIS, senior vice president of programming, HBO Sports, and TODD DUBOEF, president of Top Rank, hosted a New York news conference luncheon to announce the Donaire vs. Rigondeaux world title unification bout.

Promoted by Top Rank, in association with Caribe Promotions, Tecate and Madison Square Garden, the two world champions will collide on New York's biggest stage -- Radio City Music Hall -- Saturday, April 13 and will be televised live on HBO World Championship Boxing®, beginning at 11:00 p.m. ET/PT. This marks only the second time Radio City Music Hall has ever hosted professional boxing in its 82-year history. The first fight was the Roy Jones Jr. vs. David Telesco light heavyweight world championship on January 15, 2000.

Tags: Nonito Donaire, Guillermo Rigondeaux, Todd DuBoef,President Top Rank Boxing , "El Chacal" former two-time Cuban Olympic gold medalist, Donaire vs. Rigondeaux world title unification bout, Radio City Music Hall NY, Live on HBO, HBO World Championship Boxing, Cuba, Caribe Promotions, B.B. King Blues Club & Grill in Times Square,Radio City Music Hall Box Office, Gary Hyde,Nowhere2 hyde Boxer Management, Pedro Diaz Trainer, Mundo boxing, Joel Fisher Executive VP of MSG Sports, Jorge Arce, Vic Darchinyan, World Amateur Championship Titles, Pan American Games Gold Medals, Defecting from Cuba, Bohol Philipines, Cameron Dunkin Boxing Manager, Lefthander,

79. Nonito Donaire 4 time World Boxing Champion ,2013.

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BIO: Nonito Donaire, Jr. (born November 16, 1982) is a Filipino American professional boxer. Known as "The Filipino Flash," Donaire is a four-division world champion and the reigning WBO, The Ring and WBC Diamond Super Bantamweight Champion. He is also the former IBF Super Bantamweight, WBC and WBO Bantamweight, Interim WBA Super Flyweight and IBF Flyweight Champion.

He is a known switch-hitter with the ability to fight either southpaw or orthodox. Donaire is currently rated by The Ring as the number five pound-for-pound boxer in the world.

TAGS: Nonito Donaire, Jr, Filipino American professional boxer, The Filipino Flash, four-division world champion, Drug Testing, The Ring and WBC Diamond Super Bantamweight Champion, BWAA 2013 Fighter of the year, Roberto Garcia trainer, Talibon,Bohol Philippines, General Santos City, San Mateo CA, National USA Tournament in 2000,

80. Chat with Todd DuBoef, President Top Rank Boxing , 2013.

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BIO: Todd DuBoef is the President of Top Rank Boxing, the premier promotions company for the sport of boxing.

Tags: Todd DuBoef, President Top Rank Boxing, premier promotions company for the sport of boxing, sweet science, Trinity College in Hartford, commercial real estate, Lovee DuBoef mother, Top Rank matchmaker Bruce Trampler, Time Warner Sports president Seth Abraham, FBI Investigation, Sportel, Mike Malitz, The Top Rank library, independent pay-per-view shows, Fox telecasts, lead promoter in the United States, ESPN, Top Rank “Latin Fury” cards, Latin-America, Africa, Asia, Europe,

81. GUILLERMO "El Chacal" RIGONDEAUX, undefeated World Boxing Association (WBA) super bantamweight champion, 2013.

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BIO: Guillermo Rigondeaux born in Santiago de Cuba, is a Cuban boxer who won the gold medal at the 2000 and 2004 Summer Olympics in the Bantamweight (54 kg) class. Rigondeaux is a seven-time (2000–06) Cuban national champion at bantamweight. He currently claims an amateur record of nearly 400 fights with twelve losses; with his last losses coming to Rencise Perez and Bekzat Sattarkhanov in 1998, Waldemar Font in 1999, and his most recent loss against Aghasi Mammadov in 2003. After his defection in 2009, he turned professional. He is the current WBA Super Bantamweight Champion. Guillermo Rigondeaux is widely considered to be one of the greatest amateur fighters of all time.According to Freddie Roach, Rigondeaux is probably the greatest talent he has ever seen.

Tags: 4. GUILLERMO RIGONDEAUX, "El Chacal", Cuban boxer who won the gold medal at the 2000 and 2004 Summer Olympics, Bantamweight (54 kg) class, seven-time (2000–06) Cuban national champion at bantamweight, amateur record of nearly 400 fights, the greatest amateur fighters of all time, Freddie Roach, Nonito Donaire fight in NY ,

82. Exclusive Interview with Bob Duffy, Ring 8 President.

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BIO: Ring 8 and New York State Boxing Hall of Fame refers to Ring 8, a nonprofit organization located in New York City founded in 1954 to help former professional boxers in need of financial assistance, including housing, medical care, and funeral related expenses.Ring 8 is led by boxing promoter Bob Duffy, a former New York State Boxing Commissioner. The group holds monthly meetings in Long Island City, and an annual Holiday Party in December as well as a picnic each year. In 2012, Ring 8 founded and endowed the New York State Boxing Hall of Fame, with its inaugural induction ceremony on April 1, 2012.A Hall of Fame plaque will adorn the wall of the New York State Athletic Commission in downtown Manhattan and be updated annually.

The World Liberty TV team was on hand at the Ring 8 Annual Gala, held at Russo’s on The Bay in Howard Beach, and sat down with Bob Duffy the President of Ring 8, to interview him.

Tags:Bob Duffy, Boxing Promoter, President Ring 8 , nonprofit organization located in New York City, former New York State Boxing Commissioner, Long Island City, annual Holiday Party, New York State Boxing Hall of Fame, Fame plaque, Russo’s on The Bay, Howard Beach, the Academy of Boxing in Huntington LI, retired NYPD detective, former director of boxing for the New York State Athletic Commission, Ring Promotions, Frankie G, Waterfront Crabhouse in Long Island City, boxing360.com, Mario Yagobi President and CEO, Sunnyside Garden Arena,

83. Interview with Snooki of Jersey Shore (2013)

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BIO: Nicole Elizabeth "Snooki" Polizzi (born November 23, 1987) is an American reality television personality who is a cast member on the MTV reality show Jersey Shore. Since the show's debut in 2009, Polizzi has gained popularity by appearing on talks shows including The View, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Late Show with David Letterman and The Wendy Williams Show, as well as the wrestling program WWE Raw. She is also one of the highest paid reality stars, earning $150,000 per episode as of season five.

Polizzi was born in Santiago, Chile. She was adopted when she was six months old and was raised by Italian American parents. Her father is a volunteer firefighter and auto-salvage supervisor and her mother is an office manager.Polizzi received her nickname, Snooki, in middle school when her friends named her after "Snookie", a male character in Save the Last Dance, because she was the first of her friends to kiss a boy. She grew up and attended school in Marlboro, New York, where she was a cheerleader. During high school, she suffered from an eating disorder, at one point weighing 80 pounds (36 kg). Polizzi attended community college after graduating from Marlboro High School, where she studied to become a veterinary technician.

In March 2012, Polizzi announced her engagement to Jionni LaValle.Polizzi gave birth to the couple's first child, Lorenzo Dominic LaValle, on August 26, 2012.Polizzi lives in Marlboro, New York.

World Liberty TV’s team was on hand to interview Snooki on her new venture Boxing Promotions with her father, Andy Polizzi, which they started together.

Tags: "Snooki", MTV reality show Jersey Shore, The View, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Late Show with David Letterman , The Wendy Williams Show, WWE Raw, highest paid reality stars, Santiago Chile, adopted, Italian American parents, volunteer firefighter ,auto-salvage supervisor, male character in Save the Last Dance, Marlboro, New York, cheerleader, eating disorder, veterinary technician, Marlboro High School, engagement to Jionni LaValle.Polizzi, Lorenzo Dominic LaValle, Team Snooki Boxing, The Show with Vinny, Snooki & JWOWW, Paul DelVecchio (Pauly D), The Three Stooges, American people of Chilean descent, Bisexual Hispanic and Latino American people, Bisexual women, Participants in American reality television series, American adoptees, Angelina Pivarnick, Michael Sorrentino (The Situation),

Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, Deena Nicole Cortese, New York Stock Exchange, James Madison University, LayCool, Rutgers University, Polizzi's second novel, Confessions of a Guidette, arrested in Seaside Heights nj, disturbing the peace, plea bargain, SRG Ventures, Final Round Promotions, Irish featherweight boxer Patrick Hyland, 2010 CMT Music Awards, TLC's Cake Boss episode,

84. Frank Russo, Jr., Owner of Russo’s on The Bay (2013)

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BIO: Frank Russo, Jr. began his career at a young age, working with his father and uncle at the restaurant, Villa Russo, and Il Palazzo Catering Hall, learning each position from the ground up and gaining the shared knowledge of both successful men. “I always remember my father as a very hardworking, humble, family oriented man, always taking care of his customers, making sure that the restaurant was a home for them. From my parents I learned to respect others as you want to be respected, and always remember that your work is your most important thing”, says Russo.

This is where his love for the catering business began. Frank’s drive, work ethic and incredible passion for the business led him to turning his dreams into reality. In 1987, he expanded the business – opening the doors of Russo´s On The Bay in Howard Beach, New York, for the first time. For more than 20 years, Russo´s On The Bay has been a tradition for family and friends celebrating life´s most important moments, from weddings to social gatherings to corporate meetings. Professional banquet consultants are available to help select the services and menus that are right for every occasion. Chefs work diligently to create new recipes, seasonal menus, and the finest cuisine in the two kitchens and an in-house bakery.

Frank Russo Jr. has been married –to his wife, Jamie, in 1983 and has three children who have worked for the family business Toni Ann, Frank Russo, III and Robert. Each has worked their way up the ranks to understand the many different aspects of the catering business. “I always tell my kids to treat a job like a sport, a hobby and a place you like to wake up in the morning to go to”, says Russo.

Tags: Frank Russo, Jr, , Villa Russo, Il Palazzo Catering Hall, celebrating life´s most important moments, weddings , social gatherings ,to corporate meetings, services and menus, Chefs, create new recipes, seasonal menus, finest cuisine, in-house bakery, catering business, beautification of crossbay boulevard, angels on the bay, charity, Cancer, Pediatric care, children in need of a little miracle.giardino ristorante, vetro restaurant and lounge,

85. Buddy McGirt, former Welterweight Boxing World Champion and Trainer

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BIO: James Walter "Buddy" McGirt was born on January 17, 1964, in the small town of Brentwood, New York. An American boxing trainer and retired boxer, standing at 5' 6½″ he fought at 146 lbs. in the welterweight and light welterweight divisions. During his ring tenure, he won the IBC Light Middleweight Championship of the World, the Lineal, the WBC Welterweight Championship of the World, the IBF world title at light welterweight and the WBC Continental Americas Light Welterweight Championship.

Buddy was a scrappy, talented fighter who had an outstanding career in the ring. He defeated men such as Simon Brown, Livingstone Bramble, Saoul Mamby, Edwin Curet, Howard Davis, Frankie Warren, Tony Baltazar, Gennaro Leon, Patrizio Oliva, Gary Jacobs, Tommy Ayers, Willie Rodriguez, Ralph Twinning, Buck Smith, Kevin Pompey, Rafael Williams, John Senegal, Eric Martin, Joe Manley, Tyrone Moore, Nick Rupa, Joe Gatti and George Heckley.

At the beginning of 1993, McGirt was the world's top-ranked 147-pound boxer, one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the world; but in the first week starting off the year he tore up his left shoulder while training. Without his money punch, the left hook, he had to box virtually one-handed for a total of 24 rounds in two championship fights. He won the first fight, but he lost his title in the second. McGirt lost the title to Pernell Whitaker in 1993. The following year, he again lost to Whitaker in an attempt to regain the title. In 1997, he retired with a record of 73-6-1 (48 KOs).

Following his retirement from the ring, "Buddy" has been quite successful working with up-and-coming young fighters, as a trainer.

“It took Buddy McGirt six years to become a world champion. It took him just six days to become the trainer of a champion. The fighter which he trained first was super middleweight Byron Mitchell. Scheduled a mere six days after becoming his coach, was the fight against Manny Siacca for WBA title. The fight ended with a hook to the body followed with a quick hook to the head, knocking Siacca out. Becoming an instant champion, McGirt knows it’s usually not that easy.

He's a full-time trainer now and is committed to the challenge of preparing others to step into the ring. "Anybody can train but not many people can teach," McGirt said. "And that's what boxing is missing now, teachers. There are not many old-school trainers around. McGirt trains many top ranked fighters, including Antonio Tarver, Timo Hoffmann and James McGirt Jr.. He has recently taken 3 English fighters, Paul Smith, Brian Mihtar, Matthew Macklin, and Audley Harrison. He won the Boxing Writers' Association of America Trainer of the Year Award for 2002.

Some of his high-profile fights have ended in defeats for his fighters, including Lamon Brewster who lost his WBO title in a rematch to Wladimir Klitschko, (IBF, WBO, Ring Magazine Heavyweight champion), Antonio Tarver who lost to Bernard Hopkins, Tomasz Adamek who lost WBC title to Chad Dawson, Paulie Malignaggi who lost to Ricky Hatton (which saw Malignaggi leave McGirt in search of a new trainer), and Arturo Gatti who was KO'd by Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Carlos Baldomir. However, McGirt has had some successes in title fights of some of his fighters. Those successes include Antonio Tarver's two victories over Roy Jones Jr., Vernon Forrest's victories over both Carlos Baldomir and Sergio Mora, and Arturo Gatti's victories over Gianluco Branco, Leonard Dorin, Jesse James Leija, and Thomas Damgaard.

Tags: Buddy McGirt, Welterweight Boxing World Champion, Boxing Trainer , Brentwood New York, welterweight and light welterweight divisions, WBC Welterweight Championship of the World, the IBF world title, Simon Brown, Livingstone Bramble, Saoul Mamby, Edwin Curet, Howard Davis, Frankie Warren, Tony Baltazar, Gennaro Leon, Patrizio Oliva, Gary Jacobs, Tommy Ayers, Willie Rodriguez, Ralph Twinning, Buck Smith, Kevin Pompey, Rafael Williams, John Senegal, Eric Martin, Joe Manley, Tyrone Moore, Nick Rupa, Joe Gatti , George Heckley. full-time trainer, Byron Mitchell, Pernell Whitaker, Antonio Tarver, Timo Hoffmann, James McGirt Jr, Boxing Writers' Association of America Trainer of the Year Award for 2002, Lamon Brewster, Arturo Gatti, Vernon Forrest,

86. Vito Anterfermo, Former World Middleweight Boxing Champion (2013)

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BIO: In 1979, Antuofermo became World Middleweight Champion by beating defending champion Hugo Corro by a decision in 15 rounds at Monte Carlo.

Antuofermo defended his title against Marvelous Marvin Hagler in Las Vegas, Nevada, the fight resulting in a controversial 15-round draw. In his next defense, against Alan Minter, also in Las Vegas, he lost the title by a 15-round split decision. They had a rematch in London. Minter retained the crown by a TKO (on cuts) in eight rounds.

Antuofermo kept fighting and winning and, after Hagler won the title from Minter in 1980, Antuofermo was given another chance to regain the World Middleweight Championship. In front of an HBO Boxing audience and a full house at Hagler's native Boston's Boston Garden, Antuofermo this time lost by a TKO on cuts in the fourth round.

After several attempts at becoming a top middleweight again, Antuofermo retired from boxing in 1984.

Apart from Corro, other boxers he beat included world champions Eckhard Dagge, Denny Moyer and Emile Griffith.

After retirement, Antuofermo began to pursue an acting career. In 1990, he landed a small role in The Godfather Part III. He has landed several small speaking roles in movies and television shows since, included the critically acclaimed television show The Sopranos as a mobster. He has also done many theater plays.

Antuofermo's record reads 50 wins, 7 losses and 2 draws, with 21 wins by knockout. Vito Antuofermo's second oldest son Pasquale Antuofermo is currently fighting as an amateur. He now owns a successful landscaping company that operates in Long Island, New York.

Tags: Vito Anterfermo, World Middleweight Boxing Champion, champion Hugo Corro, Eckhard Dagge, Denny Moyer ,Emile Griffith, acting career, The Godfather Part III, movies and television, The Sopranos as a mobster, Pasquale Antuofermo, successful landscaping company, Tina’s Wedding, Italian-American Fighter, Marvin Hagler,

87. Bobby Czyz, 3 Time World Boxing Champion (2013)

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BIO: Czyz had a quick start to his professional boxing career in the early 1980s, and he was soon in line for a shot against world middleweight champion Marvin Hagler. He had to start from scratch, however, after suffering a 10-round loss at the hands of veteran Mustafa Hamsho in November 1982.

Czyz went up in weight, put another string of wins together, and in September 1986, he finally found himself in a ring with an undefeated world champion, IBF light heavyweight champion Slobodan Kacar (Olympic Gold medallist of 1980). Czyz beat him in five rounds.

Czyz made three defenses - a one-round defeat of David Sears, a see-saw second-round KO of Willie Edwards, and a fifth-round TKO of Jim McDonald - before taking on 'Prince' Charles Williams in October 1987. Czyz scored an early knockdown of Williams, yet the challenger not only stayed in the fight, but also hammered shut Czyz' left eye en route to scoring a TKO victory and thus seizing the title after eight rounds of boxing.

Czyz then lost a decision to Dennis Andries in May 1988, followed by a couple of victories, in turn followed by two cracks at the world title in 1989. Czyz, despite truly good efforts on his part in both challenges, lost both of them - a 12-round decision to Virgil Hill in North Dakota for the WBA version in March, and a 10th-round TKO loss to Williams in an IBF title rematch in June.

Czyz went on to stop then-undefeated Andrew Maynard in seven rounds (the second undefeated Gold medallist he KO'd) in June 1990, then jumped up to cruiserweight. He challenged Robert Daniels for Daniels' WBA world cruiserweight championship in March 1991, and won a unanimous decision. Two defenses, against Bash Ali and Donny Lalonde, were made (both by unanimous decision) before Czyz vacated the title.

In 1994, Czyz became a television boxing analyst working alongside Steve Albert and Ferdie Pacheco whilst continuing his boxing career.The trio covered fights in many locations worldwide. In December 1994, he covered the first world title fight ever held in Ecuador as a member of Showtime's crew.

In 1996, he stepped up to the heavyweight division, but lost by knockout in five rounds to Evander Holyfield and quickly retired. Czyz fought one last time in 1998, losing by second round TKO to South African Corrie Sanders. Czyz continued doing color commentary for Showtime,

Tags: Bobby Czyz, Light heavyweight and Cruiserweight World Boxing Champion, Mustafa Hamsho, IBF light heavyweight champion Slobodan Kacar, David Sears, Dennis Andries, TKO victory, Robert Daniels, television boxing analyst, Steve Albert and Ferdie Pacheco, Showtime Boxing, Evander Holyfield, South African Corrie Sanders, color commentary for Showtime, NJ,

88. Exclusive interview with Jack Hirsch, President, Boxing Writers Association of America, BWAA. 2013

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BIO: Jack Hirsch served as the Vice-president in the Boxing Writers Association of America before he became the President in 2009 to Present, Boxing Writers Association of America, (BWAA), Annual Awards gala are the Academy Awards of Boxing, where boxing’s who is who attend from all over the world,to be part of this mega event.

Tags: Jack Hirsch, BWAA President, Academy awards for boxing, "Sugar Ray Robinson Award", Edward J. Neil, "Fighter of the Decade.", chief American correspondent for Boxing News, East Coast Editor for Ring Sports Magazine, senior writer for Boxing Beat Magazine, SecondsOut, RING 8 Officer, School Teacher, Rockaway Queens, World Liberty TV,