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February 6th, 2020 
Bad Brad 
By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
This Saturday February 8th at the Sheffield Arena in Sheffield England, former IBF Welterweight Champion Kell Brook, 38-2, 26 KO’s and on a two-fight winning streak faces off against Mark DeLuca, 24-1, 13 KO’s who is on a three fight winning streak face off in a super welterweight fight.
This truly is a fight both need to win to be taken seriously, but Brook even more who may have seen his better days in the ring.
February 6th, 2020 Bad Brad
By Vinny “Glory Days” Lucci
Sometimes boxers just like the rest of us, fail to heed golden advice based on both wisdom and experience because youth has blinded them with the gifts of fury and competitiveness. Unlike a sibling or best friend where people love to tease them with the admonishment of “I told you so,” there is a special reverence reserved for our heroes who go to war with leather gloves not just for fame or fortune but for the greater glory of pushing themselves beyond our wildest expectations. For these provocative warriors who insist on galvanizing their legacies fighting the best of the best regardless of the odds are the key components of what keeps the sport alive.
February 6th, 2020 Bad Brad
By Daniel “The Boxing Guru” Sisneros
Tony Marshall was a New York local favorite whose all action style made him an ESPN favorite too. He opened his professional career in his home town of Albany, NY on April 11, 1991, with a 4 round unanimous decision over Don Wallace.
He went unbeaten in his first 13 pro bouts (11-0-2). He got his first World Title shot for the WBA Jr. Middleweight championship, dropping a 12 round decision to Julio Cesar Vasquez in Argentina on Nov. 11, 1994.
February 6th, 2020 Bad Brad 
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Floyd Mayweather, JR. never one to not be involved in some mayhem, is at it again in Miami and the police have opened an investigation on him. Read HERE.
February 5th, 2020 Bad Brad
International Vegan Film Festival – described by its director as the world’s first of its kind – is set to screen its “Best of” World Tour in Scottsdale, AZ at the AZ Vegetarian Food Festival & Symposium.
The AZ Vegetarian Food Festival & Symposium presented by U.S. Veg Corp, which takes place on February 15-16, from 10am-5pm at the Scottsdale Civic Center Amphitheater (3939 Drinkwater Blvd, Scottsdale, 85654) will showcase shorts and (sections of) feature-length films with a vegan subject matter from filmmakers around the world on Sunday from 3:50pm-5:00pm
The screening is included in the AZ Vegetarian Food Festival & Symposium ticket price. Tickets are available from the festival website www.azvegfoodfest.com.
February 5th, 2020 Bad Brad
Split-T Management has signed undefeated bantamweight Ebanie Bridges to a managerial contract.
Bridges of New South Wales Australia has a record of 3-0 with two knockouts.
Bridges will be in action this Saturday night when she takes on Crystal Hoy in a six-round bout at the Civic Center in Hammond, Indiana.
“I am Very excited to be signed with Split-T Management, I truly believe that I am in the best hands of the industry,” said Bridges. “Brian Cohen was always on my radar as he is well known in female boxing and has a very successful and popular crew of girls. I met with David McWater of Split-T Management in my most recent visit to New York and he informed me that Brian would be joining Split T to work along side Himself and the team. So there really wasn’t much hesitation when deciding who I wanted to sign with. David who has just been Nominated as one of the top five boxing managers of 2019, and Brian together will be a force to be reckoned with and I can’t be more excited to see what we as a team can achieve.”
February 5th, 2020 Bad Brad
February 5th, 2020 Bad Brad
Rapper and Actor Curtis Jackson AKA 50 Cent has once again, fueled his beef with retired boxing champion Floyd Mayweather, JR. Read HERE.
February 5th, 2020 Bad Brad
February 5th, 2020 Bad Brad
In conjunction with the Michigan State Police and the FBI, Investigation Discovery is proud to announce the capture of alleged sexual predator, William Stanson, who was profiled on the January 29 episode of IN PURSUIT WITH JOHN WALSH. Thanks to a phone tip from a brave viewer of IN PURSUIT into our hotline, William Troy Stanson was spotted in Mexico where the local authorities arrested him. As of today, February 5, Stanson was extradited to the United States and will be brought to Berrien County, Michigan, where he is expected to face charges of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution, criminal sexual conduct in the first degree, and failure to appear for sentencing on the original charge of accosting a minor.
February 5th, 2020 Bad Brad
RSR Press Release
SJC Boxing and Ringside Report wishes retired boxer Tony Baltazar a happy 59th birthday today.
February 5th, 2020 Bad Brad
RSR Press Release
SJC Boxing and Ringside Report wishes retired boxer Max Cuevas a happy 44th birthday today.
February 5th, 2020 Bad Brad
RSR Press Release
SJC Boxing and Ringside Report wishes retired boxer Marquis Davis a happy 31st birthday today.
February 4th, 2020 Bad Brad
By Roy “The Body Snatcher” Skillen
After Andy Ruiz, JR. knocked out Anthony Joshua hall of fame commentator, Teddy Atlas, used one of his famous quotes to describe AJ’s lacklustre performance, “it’s hard to be motivated when you wake up in silk sheets.”
The saying is in reference to the millions of dollars that the English heavyweight had made up until that point of his career. It was also a reference to the fact that everybody thought he was going to easily win the fight meaning that is motivation simply wasn’t there. Since then the tables have flipped, Ruiz, JR. has himself struggled for motivation since his stunning win and massive pay day. This has resulted in massive weight gains, an embarrassing loss to Joshua in the rematch and bags and bags of criticism culminating in Dillian Whyte calling him a. “fake Mexican,” after the two failed to agree the details of a bout.
February 4th, 2020 Bad Brad
By Donald “Braveheart” Stewart
He came from Antigua, at a very early age, made a massive impression on British fight fans, won a world title, fought in an Olympics, was the very first British black world champion and now lives back in the place of his birth. Maurice Hope, 30-4-1, 24 KO’s may not have had a name with which pugilism would ever have been previously associated, though being called Maurice and being a person of color in the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s in the UK would have been no easy upbringing, Hope has left a warm glow amongst those of us who watched him in his heyday.
His Olympics was the fateful one in Munich and the tragedy that struck then overshadowed every triumph in comparison but it should not be allowed to sully all the events that happened that summer in the name of sport. Hailing from the famous Repton gym in London Hope was in good company in the 72 Olympiad with the likes of Ralph Evans, George Turpin and Alan Minter – all of whom got bronzes, Hope didn’t medal.
