Carl Foreman

Martial Arts have always been a craze among most of the people across the world. Mixed Martial Arts has always been considered as one of the best sports these days. People love to watch the self defense techniques tactfully used by both the opponents. Mixed Martial Arts Fighters from Hawaii are highly trained challengers who have mastered this technique of self defense. They are now on the field to show you their best performance and capability that literally keeps you fixed on your seats till the

Former IBF light welterweight and WBA welterweight titlist Paulie Malignaggi (33-7, 7 KOs) is reportedly hanging up his gloves after a devastating ninth round technical knockout loss to up and coming fighter Danny Garcia (31-0, 18 KOs), as per Boxing News 24. The Brooklyn native announced his intention to retire after a 14-year fighting career during the post-fight interview on Saturday at the Barclays Center in New York. He also expressed his desire to continue a career either as a boxing commentator

This past Saturday night we witnessed a huge upset as Viktor “The Ice Man” Postol (28-0) simply out classed Lucas “La Maquina” Matthysse (37-4). You may ask how was this a “huge” upset, this is an upset due to the fact Lucas holds one of highest KO ratios in all of Boxing out his 37 wins 34 came by way of KO. Now you have a boxer like Postol who has 27 wins with only 11kos, who typically would not be favored to survive the relentless onslaught of a power puncher. There are couple factors that

In recent years boxing today is constantly compared to the past years often making the argument that boxing was better in the past. The past had names like Lenox Lewis and Mike Tyson destroying the heavyweight division fans were almost guaranteed a knock out, which like most combat sports is what most fans want to see. Today, though fans constantly get disappointed when that doesn’t happen, which makes them automatically declare boxing’s past was and always will be better than it can ever become

Muhammed Ali was born in 1769, to a wealthy family who lived in northern Greece. Not much was known about Ali’s childhood, but when he reached his middle years he became fascinated with Napoleon Bonaparte, saw him as a role model, and tried to model himself after Napoleon when he took the throne of Egypt. None could have predicted that he would actually have reached the caliber of Napoleon as a leader, much less transform his country into a global superpower. Muhammad Ali’s countless economic, political

On August 26 in Las Vegas, Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather will compete for a very lucrative fight according to the rules of noble art. But the Irishman can't use some of the techniques that he often uses in MMA, and that increases the chances of Floyd's Victory. Of course, Floyd is THE big favorite, simply because his boxing record in English is 49-0, and that of McGregor 0-0. Let’s not forget, Mayweather vs. McGregor will be the first professional English boxing fight for the Irishman McGregor

"Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee." is one of my favorite quotes from the greatest, Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr. or aka Muhammad Ali. Ali has fought great battles in the ring, but he also had some when he was out. Muhammad Ali in the 1960s refused to be drafted into the military and chose imprisonment instead. You may be wondering, "what, this never happened to Muhammad Ali!" Little do you know it did. Ali may be mostly known for his talent in ring, but he is also known for his civil disobedience

Cassius Clay, was not just an athlete who personified the times he lived. He molded them. From birth to death he was always someone you could look up to. Lets take a look into the life of Cassius Clay, or Muhammad Ali. A hero of Social Justice who also had a unique personality, based on strong self beliefs and strong religious and political convictions. From the Olympian to a crippling disease, you could take something from any point of his life and really make it a learning experience. Here's what

Although we participate in wrestling, we were inspired by one of the greatest athletes of all time, Muhammad Ali, and his encounter with the Civil Rights movement as well as his exchange of religion. As partners, we decided to research Ali after one of our wrestling practices. After hearing Ali sing “stand by me” on the speaker during practice we decided to watch I am Ali, a documentary on his life. We realized that he majorly encountered Civil Rights during his life. We were truly inspired and astonished

I believe that memories help people in their effort to learn from the past and succeed in the present. Sports is one popular example of learning from your mistakes from the past and improving yourself afterwards. Muhammad Ali once said,” I hated every minute of training, but I said,’ Don’t quit. Suffer now and live the rest of your life as a champion.” These were the exact words from a former heavyweight champion boxer and also one of the greatest sporting figures of the 20th century. This legendary