By Geno McGahee There was a time when the boxing fans would wait eagerly by the TV screen to see what war of words was exchanged. ESPN was typically the place to go to see the boxers getting interviewed and saying their piece directly to their opponent. The challenge was put down and now, as [...]

By Geno McGahee The press is still covering the story of Floyd Mayweather, JR., and Manny Pacquiao, with the hopes that this bout will finally happen. At this point, the question must be asked: “What will this fight do positively for boxing?” The quick answer, sadly, is very little. Floyd Mayweather, JR., 42-0, 26 KO’s, [...]

By Geno McGahee In the HBO series “24/7,” the undefeated Floyd Mayweather, JR., 42-0, 26 KO’s, will demand respect and will brag about his dominance of the sport of boxing. His character of “Money Mayweather” has been a successful one, as he has become the man that many want to see lose. Muhammad Ali knew [...]

By Geno McGahee Floyd Mayweather, JR., 42-0, 26 KO’s, identifies himself as the face of boxing, but there are few that have been around the game of boxing for a while that consider him one of the greatest of all times. Had he been in his prime in the 1990s, facing the likes of Felix [...]

By Geno McGahee I have been very critical of the sport lately and with good reason. The recent Abner Mares – Joseph Agbeko fiasco didn’t help my growing disgust, but as a boxing fan, you usually get beaten up quite often.

By Gina L. Caliboso So, RSR fans, while our website has been growing successfully at a rate greater than a Tribble, I continue to have these random thoughts that hopefully turn into an article somewhere.

By Gina L. Caliboso Yes, RSR fans, it is July. And, however uneventful, with a few recent pleasant surprises, my beloved sport of boxing has been rather blah lately along with a mix of my So-Cal speak of “Shut up, are you serious?” The last comment in reference to the Haye vs Klitschko and Williams [...]