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Floyd Mayweather Jr. is the biggest star in boxing today. He’s won six titles in five weight classes. He’s never been beaten. His nickname is Money. He wears ostrich-skin trunks and chinchilla robes. He’s got a Rolls and a Bentley.  If you ask him, he will tell you that he’s the best boxer ever—
and now he’s out to prove that he’s the best fighter, too.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/10/09

Former champ Mike Tyson dismantled his own life with the same efficiency and brutality that he dispatched opponents in the boxing ring, first losing his heavyweight title, then his reputation and finally, his freedom. Now, he's on a quest to rehabilitate his tarnished legacy-and it's gearing up to be his biggest fight yet.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/13/09

Being at Kutschers Country Club is a bit like being in Dirty Dancing, except you have really loud art-rock for a soundtrack and your dance-instructing love object is a bearded who plays bass in Dead Meadow.  BLOG POSTED: 08/21/09

As a teenage welterweight out of south Florida, Mickey Rourke learned how to fight. His willingness to throw punches-and his ability to take them-served him well as both a boxer and an actor. Until, of course, it didn't, and he found himself knocked out of the ring, exiled from Hollywood, down for the count, and alone, with only a rescued Chihuahua named Loki still in his corner. So what did Mickey Rourke do? He got back up.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/16/09

Hard work and a little white lie created a garden of dreams for the legendary lensman George Kalinsky.

   ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/14/09

Toback's main obsessions-sex, drugs, and the odds-inform his movies. So it's no surprise that his latest film, Tyson, a documentary on embattled former heavyweight-champion boxer Mike Tyson, is about all of those things.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 08/01/08