B&C Morning Show: Don King Sits Down with Boomer & Carton
Legendary boxing promoter Don King made the trip to the Allstate Studio this morning to sit down with Boomer & Craig and talk about his career in the boxing game.
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Legendary boxing promoter Don King made the trip to the Allstate Studio this morning to sit down with Boomer & Craig and talk about his career in the boxing game.
In "The Big Fight: My Life In and Out of the Ring," Sugar Ray Leonard writes than an unnamed "prominent Olympic boxing coach," who has since died, assaulted him in a car in a deserted parking lot across the street from a rec center after praising his bright future.
George Foreman called into to the program today and talked with Boomer & Craig about his career both inside and outside the ring.
Bill Gallo, a cartoonist and columnist for the New York Daily News, whose playful characters included depicting the blustering New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner in a spiked Prussian military helmet, has died.
It was 40 years ago today that Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier met at Madison Square Garden in a fight so big it was simply referred to as The Fight. They would go on to meet two more times, but nothing could match the stakes that March night at the Garden.
We've listed a bunch of enjoyable activities that will also torch some calories, as well as places to try each one around the city.
There's an ancient maxim in boxing that a good big man beats a good little man. But in this case, with this fighter, the smaller man always wins.
For those under 30, it's nearly impossible for you to believe that boxing was once a divine sport, the apparent paradox of artistic barbarism. But it was.
As the former president of the Boxing Writers Association of America, I have a simple mantra for the sport: The best boxers should only fight the best.
Meet New York City's next hope for a world champion fighter.
