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   <title>Vazquez beats Diaz to keep IBF lightweight belt</title>
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   Miguel "Titere" Vazquez retained his IBF lightweight championship with a twelve round unanimous decision over Ameth Diaz. Vazquez (30-3, 13 KO's) was never challenged by Diaz (30-11, 21 KO's) as indicated by the scores of the judges, 120-107, 120-107 and 119-108. This is Vazquez's third successful retain since defeating Ji-Hoon Kim on August 14, 2010 to win the vacant IBF lightweight championship. 
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   <title>Rigondeaux downs Ramos for WBA title</title>
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   Guillermo Rigondeaux earned a sixth-round knockout of Rico Ramos to earn the WBA World super bantamweight title. Rigondeaux (9-0) dominated Ramos and put the 24-year-old down for the count in the sixth with a left to the body. The 31-year-old Rigondeaux is a two-time Olympic champion. Ramos (20-1) was making his first title defense since earning the belt with a knockout of Akifumi Shimoda. 
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   <title>Appeal of Khan-Peterson outcome withdrawn</title>
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   Promoters for Amir Khan said Tuesday an appeal of last month's controversial fight against Lamont Peterson has been withdrawn. Scheduled to be heard before the International Boxing Federation on Wednesday, the appeal was withdrawn because fight officials involved in the December 10 bout were only going to be partially represented, Golden Boy Promotions said in a news release. Khan lost a split decision -- and his WBA and IBF light welte
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   <title>Stieglitz retains WBO belt</title>
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   Robert Stieglitz dominated the action against previously undefeated Henry Weber to earn a unanimous decision and retain his WBO Super Middleweight belt. Stieglitz (41-2) fought to a 118-110, 116-112, 119-109 decision as he dominated the majority of the action against Weber (15-1) and defended his title for the fifth time. His next title defense is expected to come on April 14 against former Super Middleweight champ Mikkel
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   <title>Going forward with some obstacles</title>
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   It's official. I know nothing about sports. And while I realize that's a conclusion several message-board and blog jockeys have been happy to announce at myriad points since the column went weekly in 2007, it was a finality I realized only Sunday while watching the last of the weekend's four NFL playoff games. As I told my wife at the close of the Denver-Pittsburgh game (and if you haven't seen it, you ought to) I was so sure of the Steelers' superiority going in
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   <title>WBA orders Peterson-Khan rematch</title>
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   Amir Khan is going to get another crack at Lamont Peterson thanks to a ruling issued by the World Boxing Association on Friday. Khan dropped a split decision to Peterson on December 10 in Washington D.C., losing his WBA and IBF light welterweight titles, but not without controversy. Referee Joe Cooper unjustifiably chopped two points off Khan's scorecard during the fight for excessive pushing, and also failed to credit Khan with a knoc
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   <title>Mayweather calls out Pacquiao for May bout</title>
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   Free from serving a jail term for the next five months, Floyd Mayweather Jr. took to Twitter in challenging Manny Pacquiao for a blockbuster bout. "Manny Pacquiao I'm calling you out let's fight May 5th and give the world what they want to see," Mayweather said via Twitter Tuesday. Instead of reporting to jail this past Friday to serve an 87-day sentence for a domestic violence conviction, Mayweather learned he would be free fo
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   <title>Mayweather wins stay of jail term until June</title>
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   Instead of reporting to jail Friday to serve a 90-day sentence for a domestic violence conviction, Floyd Mayweather Jr. learned he would be free for another five months. Mayweather's defense attorneys were granted a request by a Las Vegas judge to allow the boxer to report to jail June 1, almost four weeks after a scheduled fight. In its report, the Las Vegas Review-Journal said several celebrities appeared Friday on behalf of Mayweather, in
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   <title>Come Friday, it'll be all right...sort of</title>
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   All things considered I'd rather be in Key West. And not just because of the near-tropical weather. And not just because it's got one of the coolest bar strips known to mankind. And no, not even just because it's where I was married six years ago this May. Actually this week, the real reason to be in Florida's southernmost city is for the start of the basic cable boxing season -- in this case, season No. 14 of ESPN's Friday Night Fights. Forget the fact that 
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