It was the next day that boxing news learned the details of this incident. The five time world champion who trains at the Spaniorum Farm Gym in Berwick Lane was on the premises when a car went off the road and collided into the building. The car left a 20 by 8 foot hole in the wooden wall of the building owned by her trainer. Of all boxing news, this is definitely some of the strangest.

Luckily nobody was in the gym at the time of the incident. If anything would have happened to Jane Couch, it would have made every headline of boxing news. Jane, who is 37, said she saw flashing lights and people outside so she went out to see what was going on. The following morning she turned out onto the lane and saw the damages. She was very annoyed.

This is great boxing news.....a champ like her was not too proud to put herself to work and help with repairs when she should have been doing promotional work! Police had been called and were trying to trace the culprits. Not the kind of boxing news anyone would hope to be involved with. It was the second time this particular property had been hit.

Jane Couch was awarded an MBE in last year's Queen's birthday honors.  She served 14 years to the sport of professional boxing at that time. She should make the boxing news world very proud!

IBF Junior Bantamweight champion Dimitri "The Baby" Kirilov of St. Petersburg, Russia, will be in town to defend his title against Cecilio Santos of Mexico in the main event. Kirilov began boxing at just11 years old, and has had a stellar amateur career competing in almost 100 bouts. He turned pro at the age of 19. The warm-up fight will pit the popular Dmitriy "Star of David" Salita, hailing from Odessa, Ukraine, fighting out of Brooklyn, New York, in the junior welterweight attraction. Grab your tickets now comrades! The teeth will be flying and the crowd roaring! Boxing news is going to be made!

If you have ever played Nintendo's Wii console then you know that it demands a more interactive approach then gaming on other consoles. Their flagship game that I think comes with every system is Wii Sports. Within that game there is a boxing game where players have to actually throw punches, move around and put up their hands to block. This interactive approach may not have made official boxing news but many people at first thought prolonged game play of this game was equivalent to actually working out.

A study conducted by the Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia tested players who played Wii Boxing for 30 minutes and then compared it to normal exercise. It was found that Wii Boxing is no substitute to real exercise so if someone says that playing the game is just as good as real exercise use this boxing news. There is a game called Wii Fit that was designed to be used as a workout. This has been today's boxing news. Wii Boxing is still fun though but it's no substitute for actual boxing training.

 This was one highlight of many during the "Fight Night in the Keys" event. I have never visited the Florida Keys but have heard and seen how beautiful they are. It seems like an outstanding place to hold a boxing event. Fans must have thought the same thing because 2000 came to cheer on or just watch the bouts. When I think of Key West images of tropical foliage, sand, clear water and the closeness of Cuba, come to mind but not boxing but I guess there has been countless boxing news come out of the Keys. Famed author, Ernest Hemingway even made it to and refereed numerous bouts. You learn something new every day.

Dateline: Portland, Maine. In boxing news, Margie Dunson, a former women's champion boxer during the 1970's, was arrested and faces up to 20 years in prison for assaulting a friend during last year's Super Bowl game. Dunson made boxing news when she rose from obscurity to become one of the top women's boxers of the 70's. According to an Associated Press article published in the Boston Globe, Dunson stabbed her friend John Jackson during a drunken argument while watching the Super Bowl at Dunson's home in South Portland. After her heyday as a pro boxer, Dunson allegedly struggled with booze and drugs for years, but finally settled in Maine, buying a house and raising a daughter. Dunson's arrest is a sad story, but unfortunately not unknown in boxing news circles. There has been many a washed-up former boxer from Sonny Liston right on up to Mike Tyson who has made the boxing news for all the wrong reasons. Whatever happens, I wish Margie Dunson luck and hope that she straightens her life out before it's too late.

Dateline: Portland, Maine. In boxing news, Margie Dunson, a former women's champion boxer during the 1970's, was arrested and faces up to 20 years in prison for assaulting a friend during last year's Super Bowl game. Dunson, who made boxing news when she rose from obscurity to become one of the top women's boxers of the 70's. According to an Associated Press article published in the Boston Globe, Dunson stabbed her friend John Jackson during a drunken argument while watching the Super Bowl at Dunson's home in South Portland. After her heyday as a pro boxer, Dunson allegedly struggled with booze and drugs for years, but finally settled in Maine, buying a house and raising a daughter. Dunson's arrest is a sad story, but unfortunately not unknown in boxing news circles. There has been many a washed-up former boxer from Sonny Liston right on up to Mike Tyson who has made the boxing news for all the wrong reasons. Whatever happens, I wish Margie Dunson luck and hope that she straightens her life out before it's too late.

Dateline: Portland, Maine. In boxing news, Margie Dunson, a former women's champion boxer during the 1970's, was arrested and faces up to 20 years in prison for assaulting a friend during last year's Super Bowl game. Dunson, who made boxing news when she rose from obscurity to become one of the top women's boxers of the 70's. According to an Associated Press article published in the Boston Globe, Dunson stabbed her friend John Jackson during a drunken argument while watching the Super Bowl at Dunson's home in South Portland. After her heyday as a pro boxer, Dunson allegedly struggled with booze and drugs for years, but finally settled in Maine, buying a house and raising a daughter. Dunson's arrest is a sad story, but unfortunately not unknown in boxing news circles. There has been many a washed-up former boxer from Sonny Liston right on up to Mike Tyson who has made the boxing news for all the wrong reasons. Whatever happens, I wish Margie Dunson luck and hope that she straightens her life out before it's too late.

Above is an example of the kind of throwing power that Pavlik has against opponents. I am not sure if this is going to be an HBO boxing event or something covered on ESPN boxing. Probably HBO though.

Roy Jones Jr. and Felix Trinidad matched up over the weekend and Jones came out as the winner with a unanimous decision in the Garden making boxing news.  He proved that age is not a factor when you have natural talent. This huge victory not only sent Trinidad with his head down back to Puerto Rico but also marked the beginning of what should be a list of high profiting boxing bouts for Jones. Saturdays HBO boxing event showed promoters, fans and the whole boxing community that Jones is a man that still has the fight left in him. He once was the best fighter in the world. He has since slipped due to age, a couple of losses and boxing celebrities like Floyd Mayweather.

The next step for Jones is to prove that this weekend's boxing news victory was not a fluke and that he can still consistently win matches. He was quoted saying something to the effect of he is willing to face anyone anywhere. What he didn't say is that the money has to be right. When you are his age, injury is a large factor that could do more than end a fighting career. Who will he fight next? This will be big ESPN boxing news.

I don't know about you, but what I saw last Saturday on HBO Boxing was exactly what I expected. Look at this HBO boxing match if you can and you will see that the fix was in! As I had mentioned previously the seeming purpose of this fight was the bring Roy Jones back into boxing news. The latest boxing news is missing marquee names, and even though Roy Jones won't revive the stale boxing news, it is better than nothing. The first time Tito went down in this fight it was a "delayed" reaction and I have not seen many of those. When was the last time you were watching an HBO boxing match, someone gets hit on the head, and then falls on the canvas about 4 seconds later. I think Tito forgot he had to go down and remembered a bit too late. And how about the fact that nobody got really hurt in this HBO boxing match? Or how about the fact that Tito only went for the face when Jones gloves were covering? Or how about Roy always aiming for the head and not the face? The thing that should really be in all boxing news is how this fight was nothing short of a WWE match. See it for yourself and you will see the fix was in!

In boxing news Roy Jones Jr. was just too fast, even in a fight that happened several years too late. Jones pranced and punched his way to a unanimous decision over Felix Trinidad on Saturday night, dominating a 170-pound matchup between two iconic boxers whose primes are well past.

Boxing news went on to say Jones (52-4, 38 KOs), the sport's erstwhile pound-for-pound king, taunted the Puerto Rican champion while clowning his way through the early rounds of his first significant victory in four years. Jones then went to work, knocking down Trinidad in the seventh and 10th rounds.

The 1990s' most dominant boxer had lost three of his past five fights, but Jones still entered the ring wearing a gilded crown — and the 39-year-old's once-peerless reflexes and heavy hands were enough to beat another declining dynamo.

Boxing news said Trinidad (42-3) hadn't fought in 32 months since his second retirement, but Tito still is Puerto Rico's most beloved champion, judging from the frenetic support from the Madison Square Garden crowd.

But the 35-year-old revealed the rust many expected in just his fifth fight in 6 1/2 years, his first since a decisive loss to Winky Wright. Fighting 10 pounds over his highest previous weight, Trinidad couldn't match even Jones' diminished reflexes.

I was reading some boxing news on USA Today and came across an article about two boxers from Cuba that were banned from fighting by the insane Fidel Castro. The story goes that during the Pan American Games, Guillermo Rigondeaux and Erislandy Lara took off  until they were later arrested for disserting their communist country. They were found to be applying for German visas; at least that was what a German fight promoter said. The two fighters obviously denied those allegations but Castro barred them from fighting for their desertion.

Rigondeaux has won two Olympic gold medals and Lara was the 2005 amateur welterweight world champ according to boxing news. Teofilo Stevenson who is the VP of the Cuban Boxing Federation wants both fighters to be reinstated. I agree. It is understandable why they would want to leave their country but according to them they were not deserting. Either way they are two of the better fighters that Cuba has. In recent boxing news, Castro stop fighters from competing in the World Championships in Chicago because of fear of desertion. Casrto needs to die or lose power.

The HBO boxing countdown has begun as Saturday's fight featuring 35-year-old Felix Trinidad and 39-year-old Roy Jones Jr. is only days away. Don King has been the madman behind this fight's promotion. As you will see in the YouTube video featuring an interview with Roy Jones Jr., he is extremely confident in himself. He even goes as far as talking in the third person. That is too much if you ask me. He thinks that this HBO boxing event is going to last four rounds. Tito Trinidad thinks it will only go two. One thing is certain both of these fighters want to end it quick and aggressively. With these kinds of fight predictions, you know that both fighters are going to come out as the aggressor. I can't wait to see the KO punches thrown by both of these ageing boxers.

Boxing news will be made by the end of Saturday night. Boxing is making a comeback in mainstream media. An explosive fight has been promised by Roy Jones Jr. He also said at the end of the interview that this fight would be better than the Mayweather, Hatton bout. I hope so.

Manny Pacquiao has gotten a wrap for knocking out the best fighters that Mexico has to offer. I say this because the Filipino Pacquiao has beaten all stars like Marco Antonio Barrera, Juan Manuel Marquez and Hector Velasquez. He was the IBF Super Batamweight world champion, has held titles in the WBC Flyweight division and as I said beaten some of the best that Mexico has to offer.

Pacquiao's next fight will be against another Mexican great by the name of Juan Manuel Marquez. This HBO boxing event will be held on March 15 in the Mandalay Bay Arena in Las Vegas. This will not be the first time these two fighters have met. They fought almost four years ago in a bout that came down to decision and ended in a draw. They are both out for blood and each is convinced of winning. Who do you think will make boxing news as the winner of this fight when March 15 rolls around? Marquez is currently the WBC Super Featherweight champion. This HBO boxing event is definitely one to mark down on your calendars.