Sentence examples for interview with boxing from inspiring English sources

In an interview with boxing videomeister Kugan Cassius, Brook said he was happy to fight Gavin, given Khan's reluctance to either interrupt his preparations for Ramadan, which starts on 18 June, or jeopardise the likelihood of fighting the winner of Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao on 2 May.

It was old Mickey Duff who said that anyone in boxing looking for loyalty should buy a dog, and more recently Hatton, in an interview with Boxing Monthly about his new career as a promoter, claimed to Warren's vast amusement to be speaking for all promoters in having to accept that boxers will always let them down.

I had an exclusive interview with boxing's premier analyst, Jim Lampley, before the Pacquiao vs. Hatton World Light Welterweight Championship fight in Las Vegas.

Jive CEO Tony Zingale zinged Zynga, Yammer, Oracle and you name who else in an interview with Box CEO Aaron Levie at Boxworks.

"He called me maricón," Griffith told Peter Heller in 1972 for "In This Corner: Great Boxing Trainers Talk About Their Art," a book of interviews with boxing champions.

The jury concluded that Hopkins had committed libel when he implied in an interview with a boxing Web site last December that Lou DiBella, a former HBO senior vice president, had accepted a fee to arrange boxing matches while still employed by HBO.

"They can't knock me achievement, can they?" he said during the interview with YouTube boxing channel iFL TV.

In fact, last year at South by Southwest in an interview with Jessi Hempel, Box CEO Aaron Levie predicted that within five years, it was possible that the Box app might not be the most important part of the Box business.

"I realized the importance of education when it was banned in Swat," Malala said in an August interview with Black Box Sounds, a production company in Pakistan.

"He pulled up with his entourage with his big Cadillac," Basilio recalled in an interview with the Cyber Boxing Zone Web site.

The officials, including those from big-fight states like Nevada, New Jersey and New York, issued their 60-page report after more than a year of interviews with people in boxing.