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Juan Urango got his career back on track by stopping Randall Bailey on Friday.

Bernard Hopkins is certain that Joe Calzaghe's first voyage across the Atlantic will unravel the British fighter and expose him as overhyped. Does Calzaghe have what it takes to prove otherwise?

He's not done yet! Antonio Tarver proved he's still a player in the deep light heavyweight division by chopping down Clinton Woods over 12 rounds and dethroning the 175-pound titlist by unanimous decision in Tampa, Fla.

Joe Calzaghe-Bernard Hopkins. Chad Dawson-Glen Johnson. Clinton Woods-Antonio Tarver. With the best light heavyweights mixing it up over the next two weekends, William Dettloff harkens back to the golden age of the 175-pound class.

The beatings that Clinton Woods administered -- and endured -- on the streets of Sheffield, England, were unraveling his life. Somehow, Woods found a way to right the ship, and it's paid dividends in the ring.

Clinton Woods will defend his IBF light-heavyweight title against Antonio Tarver on April 12 and then attempt to set up a fight with Joe Calzaghe.

Who said boxing in the U.K. is dead? Brian Doogan takes a look at some of Britain's best fighters and explains why this generation is the best that the region's ever produced.

It wasn't at all easy, and he didn't always look good doing it, but Clinton Woods fought hard to become a world champion. For all his accomplishments, it's hard to knock Woods, writes Glyn Leach.

British promoter Dennis Hobson of Fight Academy announced Tuesday that light heavyweight titlist Clinton Woods would be coming to Las Vegas to defend his belt against mandatory challenger Julio Gonzalez on the June 23 Ricky Hatton-Jose Luis Castillo ...

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Clinton Woods survived a ninth-round battering to keep his IBF light-heavyweight title after a split decision over Glencoffe Johnson on Saturday.

Clinton Woods of England will defend his IBF light-heavyweight title against Glencoffe Johnson on Sept. 2 in Bolton, England.

Clinton Woods of England retained his IBF light heavyweight championship Saturday night with a sixth-round technical knockout of Jason DeLisle of Australia.

Clinton Woods retained his IBF light heavyweight title in his first defense, winning by unanimous decision Friday night over Mexican Julio Gonzalez.

Clinton Woods, who hails from nearby Sheffield, was successful in his fourth attempt at the now-vacant IBF light heavyweight title Friday, scoring a fifth-round technical knockout over unbeaten American Rico Hoye at Magna Arena.

He KO'd Roy Jones Jr. He defeated Antonio Tarver. No boxer had a better 2004 than Glen Johnson.

Glencoffe Johnson and Clinton Woods fought to a disputed draw Friday night in a bout for the vacant IBF light-heavyweight title.