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Tag Archives: boxing
Women's Boxing Tournament Continues at University of San Francisco This Weekend
The nation's first collegiate boxing tournament to include women in championship bouts continues tonight at the University of San Francisco. The series of matches is the first tournament of the newly formed United States Intercollegiate Boxing Association, which intends to … Continue reading
Pingpong, Boxing,Track and More: Californians Are Everywhere in This Olympics
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When the summer Olympics kick off Friday in London, Californians won't have to look hard to find athletes from their state. In advance of the games, KPCC’s Adolfo Guzman-Lopez visited a track at College of the Canyons in Valencia that’s … Continue reading
Video, Photos: Nonito Donaire, The Filipino Flash, Knocks Down Fernando Montiel
"That was the hardest punch of my career. I was so surprised that he got up, because I put everything I had into that punch." That's boxer Nonito Donaire, as reported in the Chronicle, and he speaks the truth. Donaire … Continue reading
