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LAS VEGAS — Argentina’s legendary cutman Miguel Diaz has offered to work superbantamweight contender Rey (Boom Boom) Bautista’s corner when he fights in the undercard of the Marco Antonio Barrera-Rocky Juarez main event on Sept. 16.


Diaz, 68, is a cult figure along cauliflower row. He has trained 11 world champions and worked with 27 other titlists. Among Diaz’ protégés were Roger Mayweather, Pedro Decima and Johnny Tapia.


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Hall of shame

Richard Hall isn't in the same class as undisputed world lightheavyweight
boxing champion Roy Jones, Jr. He certainly didn't belong in the same ring when
they slugged it out at the Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis last Sunday
morning (Manila time).

Jones, 31, proved too good, too slick, and too strong for the outclassed Hall,
the World Boxing Association (WBA) No. 1 contender.
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BOB FOSTER

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Diaz, 68, is a cult figure along cauliflower row. He has trained 11 world champions and worked with 27 other titlists. Among Diaz’ protégés were Roger Mayweather, Pedro Decima and Johnny Tapia.


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Hall of shame

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they slugged it out at the Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis last Sunday
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On the lighter side

By Joaquin M. Henson | July 5, 2013 - 12:00am

With all the tension, pressure, politics and debate that are now part and parcel of sports, we thought of taking time off to remind us all that there is a lighter side to the games we love.

Sports

Diaz offers to work in Bautista’s corner

By Joaquin M. Henson | August 16, 2006 - 12:00am

LAS VEGAS — Argentina’s legendary cutman Miguel Diaz has offered to work superbantamweight contender Rey (Boom Boom) Bautista’s corner when he fights in the undercard of the Marco Antonio Barrera-Rocky...

Sports

Sporting Chance

By Joaquin M. Henson | May 16, 2000 - 12:00am

Hall of shame Richard Hall isn't in the same class as undisputed world lightheavyweight boxing champion Roy Jones, Jr. He certainly didn't belong in the same ring when they slugged it out at the Conseco Fieldhouse...

Sports