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I took this on Boxing day at my boyfriends. I hope everyone that celebrated had a very merry Christmas! Mine was wonderful! I got some great gifts. What did you all get? I'm tagging some people. You can untag if you want. :)
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SINGAPORE,21 Aug.2010 - Fabian Maidana (R) of Argentina fights with Nabi Oryakhil Muhammad of Afghanistan during the Light Welter 64 kg boxing preliminary match in Singapore Youth Olympic Games August 21, 2010. Maidana won the match..XINHUA/SYOGOC-Pool/Jin Liangkuai
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Kenya's John Gicharu (Right) land a right hand patch on Kevin Odhiambo, during the Feather Middle weight in Nairobi on July 07,2007, Gicharu won on a knock out.
Photo/Tom Maruko
Gotta love those distorted face boxing shots. Taken at a match in Stockton in 2003. Refer to another photo on my page for the ultimate result.
An action packed show full of some of Britain’s top fighters was set to unfold on Saturday 16th July. Myself; Kailem Sims; of Boxing Media UK sat ringside at the Cardiff Ice Arena and watched carefully at a barrage of exciting bouts which took place in a packed arena at Cardiff Bay.
Clydach Vale’s very own Liam ‘Dully’ Williams headlined the show against his bitter domestic rival Gary Corcoran in the first defence of his British and Commonwealth Super-Welterweight Titles.
Pound-for-Pound megastar Guillermo Rigondeaux came to the UK to fight on our shores for the first time as he took on Liverpool’s James ‘Jazza’ Dickens for the WBA Super-Bantamweight World Championship.
We also got to see Manchester Lightweight hotshot Terry ‘Turbo’ Flanagan come up against the veteran 135 pounder Mzonke Fana. A wide selection of boxing matches which did not let us down
Chess Boxing, 23rd March 2013, London Scala
Not my usual sort of picture, but a fun night out with Laura is always full of surprises!
For those of you that haven't heard of the most bizarre sport in history, you can read more, and buy tickets at: londonchessboxing.com
The sport goes like this – six rounds of fast chess, with 5 rounds of boxing in between, with a minute of cooling off between each round and giving the guys time to change gear, and move the chess board out of the ring, etc. You can win either by knockout, or by checkmate.
These shots were all taken on Impossible Project instant film in a SLR680 Polaroid camera.