Savannah Marshall wins Britain's first ever women's boxing world title - The Guardian

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Savannah Marshall wins Britain's first ever women's boxing world title The Guardian Marshall has made history by becoming Britain's first women's world boxing champion in dramatic style in Qinhuangdao, China, by shrugging off a bloody nose to edge out Azerbaijan's Elena Vystropova 17-15 and claim middleweight gold on her 21st birthday ... London 2012 Olympics: Savannah Marshall becomes Britain's first women's world ...Telegraph.co.uk Brits get first women's world titleYahoo! Eurosport UK Savannah Marshall wins World Championships gold in ChinaBBC Sport The Sport Review -The Press Association all 154 news articles »

ROBERT MORALES on BOXING: Tarver dreams big ... really big - Los Angeles Daily News

ROBERT MORALES on BOXING: Tarver dreams big ... really big Los Angeles Daily News Tarver's sights are are on something else - the heavyweight championship of the world. On the surface, it seems this will be difficult for him to accomplish. Not only is he 43, he's had just one fight at heavyweight. But Tarver - also a Showtime boxing ... and more »

7th AIBA Women's World Championships, Qinhuangdao - Semi-Finals Day Report - WBAN

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7th AIBA Women's World Championships, Qinhuangdao - Semi-Finals Day Report WBAN Marshall dominated their Middleweight contest and can now prepare for a second successive final at the AIBA Women's World Boxing Championships. Current European Champion, Svetlana Gnevanova was the first of nine Russian boxers in action in the ...

EPIX Bute vs. Froch Conferece Call Transcript - EastsideBoxing.com

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EPIX Bute vs. Froch Conferece Call Transcript EastsideBoxing.com EPIX, the multiplatform premium entertainment service, will continue its series of live world championship broadcasts when it presents undefeated International Boxing Federation (IBF) super middleweight champion LUCIAN BUTE against two-time World ... Ryan Aston and Carl Froch get readyexpressandstar.com Froch: Bute hasn't got what it takes to beat meBoxingNews24.com all 13 news articles »

Taylor wins fourth consecutive world title - Irish Times

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Taylor wins fourth consecutive world title Irish Times WOMEN'S BOXING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS: Katie Taylor notched up her fourth straight World Championship title here this morning after beating Russian southpaw Sofya Ochigava 11-7 in a tense technical final in Qinhuangdao, northern China. Taylor, Ren win gold at women's boxing wFOXSports.com World champion Katie Taylor is now looking to win Olympic gold at the London GamesRTE.ie Ireland's Taylor retains world titleInquirer.net BBC News -Times of India -Irish Independent all 94 news articles »