DaTruthBoxing Exclusive: Don King!

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DaTruthBoxing.com Brings You An Exclusive Interview with the Legendary Don King. Right after the Alexander-Kotelnik fight he lets DaTruth know whats on the horizon. Check this out! Remember if it's not from us...it's not DaTruth!

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Rams to Attend Don King’s ‘Gateway to Greatness’ Event

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Aug. 3, 2010

 

Rams to Attend Don King’s ‘Gateway to Greatness’ Event

Hometown Hero Devon Alexander Addresses Team at Tuesday’s Practice;

Coach Spagnuolo Arranges Buses So Team Can See Alexander’s Title Defense

 EARTH CITY, Mo.—St. Louis Rams head coach Steve Spagnuolo was so impressed by undefeated World Boxing Council and International Boxing Federation unified world champion Devon Alexander “The Great” after he visited Rams training camp today, he arranged a special team bus trip to see Alexander’s title defense live on Saturday at Scottrade Center in St. Louis. 

“I have a great deal of respect for what boxers go through to............

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DaTruthBoxing Exclusive: Don King

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DaTruthBoxing.com caught up again with The Legendary Don King. He let's the fans know what to expect on August 7th and also he has a special message to all DaTruthBoxing.com fans...Check This Out! Remember Fight Fans...If It's Not From Us....It's Not DaTruth!!

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Will Emanuel Steward Ever Set Foot in St. Louis?

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*PRESS RELEASE*                                                                   July 15, 2010

Will Emanuel Steward Ever Set Foot in St. Louis?

Trainers’ History Adds Spice to IBF Junior Middleweight Title Clash:
International Boxing Hall of Famer Emanuel Steward Will Train Cornelius Bundrage,
Former World Champion James ‘Buddy’ McGirt Will Train Titleholder Cory Spinks

ST. LOUIS—An interesting fact emerged in June when Don King planned to present IBF 154-pound champion Cory Spinks against mandatory challenger Cornelius “K9” Bundrage in St. Louis: Bundrage’s Hall of Fame trainer Emanuel Steward revealed he has never set foot inside the city of St. Louis.  As fate would have it, the fight was postponed, but King this week added the match to his........

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THIRD TITLE FIGHT ADDED IN ST. LOU!

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‘Gateway to Greatness’: A World Championship Tripleheader
With Addition of Cory Spinks vs. Cornelius Bundrage

Don King’s Star-Studded Boxing Event Now Includes a Third Title Fight
With the Inclusion of IBF Junior Middleweight Championship;
WBC USNBC Championship Features a Battle of the Undefeated
With St. Louis Cruiserweight Ryan Coyne Taking on Sharp-Shooting Warren Browning

ST. LOUIS—Don King has promoted many of the biggest main events and best undercards in boxing history, and he’s still building great shows as evidenced by the fact he has added another world championship to his “Gateway to Greatness” on Aug. 7 in St. Louis, which is now a world championship tripleheader.

King had said he would move the IBF junior middleweight championship featuring titleholder Cory Spinks against IBF mandatory challenger Cornelius “K9” Bundrage—originally scheduled for June 12— to Scottrade Center in St. Louis on Aug. 7.  He made it official today by adding the 12-round match to his existing twinbill that showcases two undefeated world champions. WBC and IBF 140-pound champion Devon Alexander “The Great” (20-0, 13 KOs) will defend against former WBA junior welterweight champion Andriy Kotelnik (31-3-1, 13 KOs), and IBF light heavyweight champion Tavoris “Thunder” Cloud (20-0, 18 KOs) will face the former holder of that belt, Glen Johnson (50-13-2, 34 KOs).

“Many sportswriters have........

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Rowdy Press Conference Today In St. Louis!

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COURTESY OF DON KING PROMOTIONS

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 10, 2010

Raucous Press Conference Kicks Off 'Gateway to Greatness'

ST. LOUIS--A typical boxing press conference today at Scottrade Center in St. Louis suddenly turned raucous after undefeated unified 140-pound world champion Devon Alexander's trainer told former WBA junior welterweight champion Andriy Kotelnik, a Ukrainian making his first visit to America, "That's a long way to come for an ass whuppin.'

Alexander (20-0, 13 KOs), from St. Louis, will put his WBC and IBF crowns on the line against Kotelnik (31-3-1, 13 KOs) in an Aug. 7 world championship doubleheader that will also feature undefeated IBF light heavyweight champion Tavoris "Thunder" Cloud (20-0, 18 KOs), from Tallahassee, Fla., taking on former IBF world champion Glen Johnson, from Jamaica now fighting out of Miami.

Kotelnik did not take kindly to Cunningham's comments on behalf of Alexander.

"They say it's a long way to come for an ass kicking, but I have a question for Devon Alexander after his people have made all these boasts," Kotelnik said. "Will Devon come back and fight me in a rematch in the Ukraine after I kick his ass?

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