BOXING Four years ago, champion adaptive boxer Phillip Hulands was feeling lost. The Geelong 40-year-old had been living with a rare autoimmune disease that affected his mobility for nearly two decades and had turned to alcohol and cigarettes while grappling with depression. He was not the same man that recently became the first Australian Adaptive [...] Read More... The post Fighting back: how adaptive boxing changed one Geelong man’s life appeared first on Surf Coast Times.
US President Donald Trump has spent about 70 hours aboard Air Force One this month, travelling across the country with aides, Cabinet members, political strategists and celebrities to boost Republicans ahead of the midterm elections.
USA Boxing’s Elite High Performance Team secured four gold medals at the 2026 PanAmerican Championships, after Alyssa Mendoza, Jajaira Gonzalez, Lorenzo Patricio and Gilbert Kabamba all earned victories on Saturday, October 24th inside Puebla, Mexico's Miguel Hidalgo Gymnasium. Mendoza (126 pounds) kicked things off for the Stars and Stripes, as the Idaho native was the first American to enter the ring on Saturday. She went on to defeat Brazil’s 2024 Paris Olympian Jucie Cerqueira by unanimous…
Fighting in a ring may not seem like the most obvious way to help young men learn to control their emotions, but the team behind this free boxing program say it has done exactly that.
Canelo Alvarez will challenge Christian Mbilli for the WBC super middleweight title on October 31 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in what Bad Left Hook calls a potential "star-making" opportunity for the undefeated champion.
Award-winning broadcaster Kwame Sefa Kayi has declared his support for former Black Stars captain André Ayew to become the next president of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) if he decides to contest the position in October 2027. The veteran journalist believes Ghana football needs a change...
Friday, October 30th Millions. Co, 7:00 pm ET Boardwalk Brawl From Atlantic City, New Jersey. This is a $20.00 PPV from Delta Forever Hungry Promotions, and credit to them for not surrendering to the 99 cent pricing model! We all know that a $19.99 PPV isn’t meaningfully cheaper than one at a full $20! Your main […]
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