♦ Margarito ends Cotto unbeaten run

Previously unbeaten Miguel Cotto lost his WBA welterweight title when he was stopped by Mexican Antonio Margarito in the 11th round of their Las Vegas bout. The Puerto Rican had won all 32 of his previous fights. But he was sent to the canvas twice in the 11th, beating the count the first time before going down again, prompting his corner to throw in the towel. Margarito...	1 vote

♦ Pavlik blasts Calzaghe

Calzaghe... I don't know what I've got to do, perhaps shoot him in the leg to stop him running. Live Boxing. Click here to bet. Get the Adobe Flash Player to view this content. Glenn McCrory pays tribute to the retiring Billy Graham and the redoubtable Antonio Margarito. Wayne McCullough says Miguel Cotto and Antonio Margarito's fight will be remembered forever.	1 vote

♦ Irish bantamweight Nevin defeated

Irish bantamweight John Joe Nevin was beaten in the second round of the Olympic boxing tournament by Badar-Uugan Enkhbat of Mongolia. Nevin, 19, was beaten 9-2 by the 2007 world silver medallist. Ukraine's Vasyl Lomachenko remained on target for featherweight gold after outpointing Bahodirjon Sultonov of Belarus 9-1 at the Workers' Gymnasium.	1 vote

♦ I was sacked, says Graham

Billy Graham says he has retired because he was sacked by Ricky Hatton. Eddie Green says... I like both Graham and Hatton, but to be fair Graham appears to be getting blamed for Hatton,s defeat to Mayweather. Hatton lost to Mayweather first and foremost because of Joe Cortez and his lifestyle out of the ring. Secondly he fought Mayweather at the wrong time and at the wrong weight...	1 vote

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♦ GB query judges after Murray loss

Cannot play media. Sorry, this media is not available in your territory. British boxing coach Terry Edwards accused the judges of bias after bantamweight Joe Murray lost to China's Gu Yu in the first round. Murray was floored by a right hand in the second round but got up only to lose 17-7 on points. Edwards said: "I'm not saying he won but the judges were very generous to the Chinese.	1 vote

♦ De La Hoya turns to Mora

Oscar De La Hoya has turned his attention to a potential showdown with junior middleweight titleholder Sergio Mora after talks with Manny Pacquiao broke down. Glenn McCrory runs the rule over the talented boxing team who are gunning for Olympic glory in China. The Brooklyn Bomber went down but Wayne McCullough expects a Judah Clottey rematch.	1 vote

♦ Saunders makes early Beijing exit

British welterweight Billy Joe Saunders crashed out of the Beijing Olympics at the second round stage. Saunders fought bravely but was well beaten by experienced Cuban opponent Carlos Banteaux Suarez. The 18-year-old Briton trailed from start to finish, eventually losing 13-6 to Banteaux who will face Egypt's Hosam Abdin in the next round. Later on Thursday...	1 vote

♦ Arthur: I've nothing to prove

Alex Arthur already considers himself a genuine world champion as he prepares to defend his WBO super-featherweight title against Nicky Cook. Glenn McCrory runs the rule over the talented boxing team who are gunning for Olympic glory in China. The Brooklyn Bomber went down but Wayne McCullough expects a Judah Clottey rematch.	1 vote

♦ Clottey beats Judah to take title

The fight ended after Judah said he could not see because of a cut above his right eye. Referee Robert Byrd had ruled the cut was caused by an accidental clash of heads, so the result was then decided by the scorecards. Two of the judges scored it 86-85 for Clottey and the other scored it 87-84 for the African fighter. Afterwards...	1 vote

♦ Maccarinelli 'ready for return'

Enzo Maccarinelli's trainer Enzo Calzaghe says the Swansea fighter is ready to win his old title back when he takes on American Jonathan Banks. Maccarinelli and Banks will battle it out for the vacant WBO cruiserweight belt in either Cardiff, Manchester or Birmingham on 27 September. And after losing the same title to David Haye in March, Calzaghe says Maccarinelli, 27, is desperate to win.	1 vote

♦ Hatton splits with Graham

Ricky Hatton's 11-year partnership with trainer Billy Graham has come to an end. Mike Jefferson says... Paul Hampton says... I am so gutted Billy has retired but lets hope Ricky can get another world class trainer and beat Malinaggi! I really hope Billy stays in Rickys corner though, would be a great loss if he didn't. Steven Mcnamara says...	1 vote

♦ Oscar scared of Margarito

The opponent for Oscar De La Hoya's last fight is yet to be announced, and Antonio Margarito's manager does not think it will go to his man. Post to your View! You have exceeded the 100 character limit! You have exceeded the 100 characters limit! You have exceeded the 50 characters limit! You have exceeded the 200 characters limit! Are you a Sky Sports subscriber? enter comment...	1 vote

♦ Maccarinelli set for Banks battle

Enzo Maccarinelli is set to fight unbeaten American Johnathon Banks for his old WBO cruiserweight crown. The Welshman lost the WBO title to David Haye in their big unification clash at the O2 Arena in March. Haye has informed the WBO he intends to vacate their cruiserweight belt to move up a division and bid to fight heavyweight champ Wladimir Klitschko.	1 vote

♦ Welterweight fight to display a contrast of styles

Antonio Margarito, right, and Kermit Cintron trade punches during their 12-round IBF Welterweight Championship fight on April 12. Margarito knocked out Cintron in the sixth round and will try to use the same power and stamina to take down Miguel Cotto on Saturday. Oct. 28, 1978: Wilfredo Gomez TKO 5 Carlos Zarate, super bantamweight (122) title, Hato Rey, Puerto Rico: Both were undefeated...	1 vote

♦ Law has regular folk boxed in

U.S. Olympic boxing team member Demetrius Andrade trained at Gleason's Gym in Brooklyn, N.Y., prior to heading to Beijing. John Oden is fighting for his sport's home. Oden, a principal in money management sales at AllianceBernstein L.P., is not your typical athlete. He's a white-collar boxer. White-collar boxing traces its roots to the famed Gleason's Gym in Brooklyn, N.Y., in 1990.	1 vote

♦ Silva makes quick work of Irvin with first-round KO

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Reigning UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva moved up to the light heavyweight division and knocked out James Irvin in the first round of a mixed martial arts bout Saturday night. Silva, regarded by many as the top pound-for-pound fighter in mixed martial arts, moved up in weight as a favor to UFC president Dana White. Irvin, coming off a record-tying...	1 vote

♦ Margarito takes WBA crown from previously unbeaten Cotto

Antonio Margarito celebrates his defeat of Miguel Cotto in 11 rounds to earn the WBA welterweight crown. LAS VEGAS (AP) — By the sixth round, Miguel Cotto had thrown every ounce of his power at Antonio Margarito, and he hadn't made a dent. The Tijuana Tornado was more of a Terminator, Cotto was discovering.	1 vote

♦ Calzaghe faces Warren court claim

World champion boxer Joe Calzaghe is facing a High Court action from his former promoter Frank Warren after the pair parted company in June. The claim was lodged via Warren's company Sports Network three days after Calzaghe announced he was planning to promote his own fights. This ended the super-middleweight and light-heavyweight champion's 12-year association with Warren.	1 vote

♦ Rubio to coach Khan

The 21-year-old Commonwealth lightweight title holder has been without a trainer since splitting with Oliver Harrison earlier this year. Salford trainer Harrison had guided Khan's unbeaten career since the Olympic silver medallist turned professional in 2005. While Khan's advisers searched for Harrison's long-term replacement...	1 vote