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Much has been said lately about a boxing "renaissance", but to keep things in perspective, what are the reasons and why is it not considered a mainstream sport anyway?

Writers and boxers seem to have little in common. Does Ernest Hemingway's love for the "sweet science" show that writers and fighters share more than you think?

Bernard Hopkins defeated Kelly Pavlik by unanimous decision, shocking media and fans alike with his dominant performance.

In his autobiography, Teddy Atlas reveals the struggles, mistakes, and triumphs that have forged one of the most trusted names in boxing.

Joel Casamayor vs. Juan Manuel Marquez, Michael Katsidis vs. Juan Diaz, and Nate Campbell vs. Joan Guzman leave boxing fans barely enough time to go to the fridge.

In its glory days boxing was the ultimate test. Today, however, sales are down and the only boxing gyms to be found are at police youth centres. So, is boxing dead?

For the uninitiated and unappreciative, the UFC is a thuggish and bloodthirsty spectacle, but on closer inspection, you can soon see that it is so much more.

Left for dead by print media and even many online boxing writers, boxing has been revitalized by the simplest of strategies--good fights.

Bankers and lawyers learn to box to cope with stress and vie to take part in public championships for charity. This means a new life for old time gyms and boxers.

The first half of 2007 was just a warm up. Boxing fans were treated to an amazing second half and the promise of an even better 2008.

Boxing's life may not necessarily depend on this fight, but you know that this fight has to happen, for all the reasons in the world.

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