Sean Crose is a journalist at BoxingInsider.com. He covers a range of topics within the realm of sports, with a particular focus on individual and competitive sports disciplines, as well as the business aspects of professional sports. Sean's insights and expertise in these areas have made him a notable voice in the sports journalism community.
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Sean Crose's focus is primarily on sports, especially boxing and mixed martial arts. He covers events, evolving stories, and breaking news related to these sports at a national level in the United States. If you have insights or access to breaking news, significant event coverage, or evolving stories within the boxing or MMA world, particularly those involving high-profile athletes like Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury, your pitches may be of interest to him.
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By: Sean Crose "He's got a bit of a bee in his bonnet this time around." So Mark Chamberlain told the BBC. He was referring of course to Pierce O'Leary
By: Sean Crose The 25-1-3 Lamont Roach slipped in between the ropes in Las Vegas on Saturday night to win what he had longed to possess - a world
There’s no denying he looked terrific his last time out. Make no mistake about it, Ryan Garcia regained a lot of love last February when he bested Mario Barrios, winning the WBC world welterweight title. The truth was that Garcia needed a major win quite badly that night. It wasn’t just the fact that Garcia won that was notable, it was the fact that he won in very impressive fashion. People had questions and rightly so after Garcia was popped for banned substances upon defeating Devin Haney in a stunning 2024 victory. A subsequent upset loss the following year to Rolando Romero made things go from bad to worse for the popular Garcia.
Cherneka Johnson slipped into the ring in Florida on Saturday night to defend her numerous bantamweight titles against the well-regarded former world titlist Dina Thorslund. The fight, part of Jake Paul’s MVP Promotions, was broadcast live on ESPN and was scheduled for 10 2 minute rounds. What made the pairing interesting was the fact that the 32-year-old Thorslund had yet to lose a fight. The 31-year-old Johnson had two losses on her resume, but she hadn’t been defeated in years. Indeed, Australia’s Johnson had won her last four in a row. Yet while Thorslund may have been the underdog, it would not have been wise to write her off out of hand.
He may be famous and highly regarded at home in Europe, but Britain’s Conor Benn is most distinctly not a major sports figure here in the United States. That, however, may be about to change. For on September 12th in Las Vegas, Benn will be slipping through the ropes at the T Mobile Arena to face the one and only Ryan Garcia. Mexican Independence Day weekend was essentially owned by the great Canelo Alvarez for years. Now, though, it belongs to Garcia…and, of course, Benn. And make no mistake about it, Benn is entering this bout appearing confident.
By: Sean Crose And so, the tragic story of Prichard Colon has come to its sad earthly conclusion. The man had been suffering with debilitating brain
By: Sean Crose Claressa Shields entered the ring in Atlanta on Saturday night to battle Kaye Scott for the WBC and WBA middleweight titles. Posting a
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“Our family is going through a time of profound shock and grief,” said former heavyweight titlist Wladimir Klitschko on Tuesday after the loss of his ex-fiance Hayden Panettiere over the weekend. Panettiere was the mother of Klitschko’s daughter. A tragic figure, Panettiere starred in popular shows like Nashville and Heroes. She was also a talented country music artist.
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By: Sean Crose He appears fast in the ring, lightning fast. The speed of the man's punches are absolutely blinding. There's power to be found as well
Boxing needed a good night on Saturday. The sport had been in a bit of the doldrums as of late. Actually more than a bit of them. Devin Haney wasn’t scheduled to fight anyone, neither was Shakur Stevenson. Canelo Alvarez was at the tail end of his career and Tyson Fury was indicating that he wasn’t going to fight Anthony Joshua after all. Again this sort of news was far from thrilling for anyone. Boxing is meant to be exciting both in and out of the ring. Too little was happening out of the ring and often inside the rain as well.
