This Day in Boxing History: Gentleman Jim Corbett Retains the World Heavyweight Championship with a 3rd Round KO Over Charley Mitchell in Jacksonville Florida
January 25th, 2015 
Bad Brad Adult Movie Star Diamond Jackson Shows Off her RSR Pride
January 25th, 2015 Bad Brad 
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Destin’s 5th Bayou, Bay & Back 1Mile Kids Fun Run, 5K Run/Walk, 10K & Half Marathon – Photo Gallery
January 25th, 2015 Bad Brad 
Article and photos by Boyd Caton
Destin Area Chamber of Commerce hosted Destin’s 5th Bayou, Bay & Back 1-Mile Kids Fun Run, 5K Run/Walk, 10K & Half Marathon yesterday in a chilly setting. Over 430 people participated in this years event with 146 of those running the 10K and Half Marathon which was USA Track & Field certified. Portions of the proceeds will benefit the Choctawhatchee Basin Alliance which is committed to sustaining and providing optimum utilization of the Choctawhatchee Basin watershed.
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Manny Pacquiao – Floyd Mayweather, JR. Fans ATTACK! – MUST WATCH VIDEO
January 24th, 2015 Bad Brad Comments
Greg Haugen: An Underrated Tough as Nails Champion
January 24th, 2015 Bad Brad 
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By Jim Amato
Toughness…Every fighter has a degree of mental and physical toughness. Some more than others. Even the toughest of the lot won’t make it all the way in boxing without a certain degree of skills. The skills can be obtained by hours of hard work with a trainer. Skills can be taught. A trainer cannot teach a fighter toughness. Either you have enough toughness or you don’t.
There was a little bulldog of a fighter from the state of Washington who throughout the 1980’s and early 90’s was a fixture in the world ratings at 135 and 140 pounds. He developed some pretty good skills along the way. Believe me he never, ever lacked toughness. His name was Greg Haugen and he was good enough to be crowned a world champion no less than three times.
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Chazz Witherspoon – Cory Phelps READY FOR WAR
January 24th, 2015 Bad Brad 
Weights from Pennsuaken, NJ
Chazz Witherspoon 236 – Cory Phelps 235
Courtney Blocker 140 – Domonic Goode 140
Emmnuel Lipscomb 160 – Matthew Gonzalez 160
Travis McClaren 155 – Erik Spring 155
Jose Garcia 120 – Vidal Rivera 120
Nick Valliere 155 – Francisco Cruz 155
Malik Hawkins 141 – Josue Rivera 141
Promoters: CMIS & Silver Spoon Promotions
Venue: GPG Event Center
1st Bell: 7 PM
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Manny Pacquiao – Floyd Mayweather, JR FANS SHOW OUTRAGE
January 24th, 2015 Bad Brad 
Email Bag hosted by “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
Well, as “Big” Bill Bradshaw, Keith Terceira and I found out, if you write anything scathing about Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather, JR. for not fighting and the games on both sides, the nuthuggers come out with their great intellects! I have no issue with discussion and passion, but when you come across like a schmuck who has to curse and call names, to get your point across – the only point being put across is you are a SCHMUCK!
Let the emails begin….
Hey Asshole,
You beez a a Floyd hater and jackoff. I bet Floyd bes kicking your ass to the gutter you say that’s mess to his face.
Harkim D.
Harkim,
Asshole huh? Yep, have one and right now, going to use it to drop you in the toilet you deserve to be. But before I do, take an English course and make your parents proud pal.
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This Day in Boxing History: George Foreman Knocks Out Ron Lyle
January 24th, 2015 Bad Brad Comments
Team RSR Wishes Lamont Peterson a Happy 31st Birthday – Birthday Alert
January 24th, 2015 Bad Brad 
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Danny “Little Red” Lopez: A Champion We Enjoyed on the Tube when Boxing Ruled
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By Jim Amato
One of the most popular fighters of the talent filled 1970’s was hard hitting Danny “Little Red” Lopez. He was the younger brother of top welterweight contender Ernie “Red” Lopez. When Danny turned professional in 1971, he quickly became a West Coast favorite. He was considered almost a sure thing to be a champion one day. Lopez would find out that there were some bumps in road on the highway to a title. Danny won his first ten bouts and then faced his first major test. He was matched with (13-0) Tury “The Fury” Pineda. The Los Angeles Olympic Auditorium was in a frenzy as Danny dispatched Pineda in round four. Pineda would prove to be no slouch as would later fight for the WBC lightweight title on two occasions.
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Goldust Addresses Retirement Rumors – BREAKING WWE NEWS
January 23rd, 2015 Bad Brad 
By Sean Farrell
With rumors swirling this week about WWE Superstar, Goldust, possibly retiring, “the Bizarre One” has quickly nipped these rumors in the bud.
The eccentric and always verbal WWE Superstar took to twitter and fired off these three tweets to address the rumors:
” I am not retiring lol”…” haha I’ll retire when I’m dead”…” Youngens can’t keep up with me!!!! I’m the #BenjaminButton of the WWE”
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Goldust Retirement Rumors – WWE News
January 23rd, 2015 Bad Brad By Sean Farrell
Rumors have been swirling this week within the WWE that WWE Superstar, Goldust, is ready to finally hang up his boots.
The story is that Goldust will begin transitioning from a wrestler back to a full-time agent & WWE producer soon. The change won’t take place until after WrestleMania 31, so Goldust still has some time left.
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For Those About To Fight: Floyd Mayweather, JR We Don’t Salute You
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By “Big” Bill Bradshaw
I’ve always been a fan of old movies. Modern day filmmakers pump millions into lame scripts and the result amounts to nothing more than a support act for the likes of a Jimmy Cagney classic or that Bogart/Bacall noir that turned our Saturday afternoons into an event. Old boxing movies depicted world weary fighters battling the odds in smoke filled halls while mob goons skulked in the shadows like leeches in suits. These undesirables were usually called ‘Lefty’ and they chewed on cigar butts while spouting lines like “Why I outta” as they raised a fist to threaten a dame. Nowadays, in the very real world of big time boxing, the corruption comes from the inside and the truth is far more sinister than anything that Lefty & Co could ever have imagined. It’s a sad state of affairs that absolute control of the sport lays firmly in the sweaty palms of such a select few but such is game we love.
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This Day in Boxing History: Edwin Rosario WINS a Split Decison Over Howard Davis
January 23rd, 2015 Bad Brad Comments
Manny Pacquiao Vs Floyd Mayweather, JR: Hold the Presses – Do We Have a Fight for May 2nd?
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By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
Boxing websites, Facebook and many media outlets have their own slants on will the fight really happen on May 2, 2015? RSR yesterday went on record that we “OFFICIALLY” no longer care! Well, my email box has been inundated over the last 24 hours from wonderful deals out of Nigeria where I am the sole beneficiary of $25,000,000 and they just need my bank account number and a small processing fee of $350.00! As my favorite Uncle Stan always says, “A Bargain”! But in the midst of all of those emails that include, many RSR business ones I received this very interesting one from a reader (who claims to be in the mix) and wishes to remain anonymous!
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RSR’s Feature Boxing Writer Lou Eisen Shows Off his RSR Pride
January 22nd, 2015 Bad Brad 
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Brandon Rios – Mike Alvarado III: A Closer Look
January 22nd, 2015 Bad Brad Loading ...
By Lou Eisen
Photo Credit: Chris Farina/Top Rank
This coming Saturday, Jan. 24 at the 1stBank Center, in Bloomfield, Colorado, junior welterweight stalwarts and former world champions Brandon “Bam Bam” Rios, 32-2-1, 23 KO’s and Mike “Mile High” Alvarado, 34-3, 23 KO’s will engage in the third and final installment of their thrillingly brutal three fight trilogy. Both men are attempting to get their respective careers back on the winning path. Alvarado has lost three of his previous four fights while Rios has lost two of his previous three fights.
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Oscar De La Hoya’s Golden Boy SIGNS Canadian Slugger David Lemieux
January 22nd, 2015 Bad Brad 
By Lou Eisen
On Dec 6, 2014, at the Barclays Center in famed Brooklyn, New York, the much feared, power-punching Canadian middleweight sensation, slugger David Lemieux, 33-2, 31 KO’s had his coming out party in front of an American audience for the first time and he made it count by ferociously demolishing the former two-time world title challenger and American middleweight journeyman Gabriel Rosado in every round before the bout was wisely stopped by the chief medical officer of the New York State Athletic Commission, Dr. Barry Jordan, at the 1:45 mark of round ten.
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Scotty Olson COMES OUT OF COMA – Breaking News Update
January 22nd, 2015 Bad Brad 
By Lou Eisen
CTV news out of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada reported on Thursday, January 22nd at 10:00 pm Eastern standard time that former Canadian boxer and flyweight world champion, Scotty “The Buldog” Olson is out of his medically-induced coma and is actually up and walking around his room. Olson suffered what was described as a major heart attack this past Sunday at his home in Edmonton.
Olson, who is one of Canada’s most adored athletes, was rushed by ambulance to a hospital where a team of cardiologists subsequently placed him in a medically induced coma to relieve the tension on his heart. It had been reported at that time that he was on life support but RSR is still unable to confirm that part of the story.
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This Day In Boxing History: Mike Tyson Knocked Out Larry Holmes in the Fourth Round
January 22nd, 2015 Bad Brad Comments
Did Coach Bill Belichick Throw Tom Brady Under the Bus?
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By Debbie Edwards
New England Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick held a press conference this morning to shed light on his position in the newest scandal in the NFL, and his words have set sports and social media afire. When asked the details of how footballs are handled before the game, he responded “I think we all know that quarterbacks, kickers, specialists have certain preferences on footballs. …..they know a lot more about it than I do.” He further went on to say, “Tom’s (Brady) personal preference on his footballs are something that he can talk about in much better detail and information than I could possibly provide.”
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Breaking Boxing News: Carl Froch Vs James De Gale – Javier Mendoza to Face Milan Melindo?
January 22nd, 2015 Bad Brad 
By Keith Terceira
The IBF confirmed that it has notified Carl Froch by letter, as of yesterday, of his mandatory requirement to face number one contender James De Gale of England and is awaiting medical information in respect to any injury that Froch may have that will stall a purse bid after thirty days. Also notified by letter yesterday was Mexico’s Javier Mendoza, the IBF Junior Flyweight title holder, who will be forced to a purse bid in against number one challenger Philippine’s Milan Melindo unless other arrangement’s are made prior.
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This Day in Boxing History: George Foreman Knocks Out Joe Frazier in Two Rounds
January 22nd, 2015 Bad Brad Comments
Kell Brook First Title Defense Against Jo Jo Dan – Breaking British Boxing News
January 22nd, 2015 Bad Brad 
IBF welterweight champion Kell Brook will defend his IBF Welterweight World title against #1 mandatory challenger Jo Jo Dan on March 28 at the Motorpoint Arena in Sheffield, England. Brook ripped the belt away from Shawn Porter in Los Angeles in August with a career-best performance and will make his hotly anticipated first defense. “I feel so emotional right now,” said Brook. “I laid in the hospital thinking I might not walk again – now I am defending my belt at home. I am looking to get my mandatory out the way and get the big fights. He has worked hard to get his shot and he’ll give it his all. I am not looking past him, I was a mandatory too like he is. But I am going to work even harder to keep the belt that I earned.”
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Pick Up Boxing Writer “Big” Bill Bradshaw’s Book HELLO WELCOME – A Must READ!
January 22nd, 2015 Bad Brad 
RSR Press Release
Available now through Amazon KDP is ‘Hello Welcome’, Bill Bradshaw’s powerful and poignant second novel. Following the huge success of the best selling ‘From the Horses Mouth – A Jailers Tale’ which is now in development as a major motion picture, Bill brings us ‘Hello Welcome’ which tells the tale of a grieving Irishman, Martin Frawley, who travels to Asia in the years after his wife’s death on the hope of finding peace through spirituality. But, against the backdrop of political turmoil and abject poverty, he meets Joy who teaches him the Buddhism ‘The way is not in the sky. The way is in the human heart’. Hello Welcome is inspired by actual events and it is both a raw and uncompromising insight into the sometimes turbulent world of those fighting just to stay afloat. The book is available on Kindle, Kindle readers and iPad.
