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YOU CANNOT keep a good man down.
Even at the age of 48, living legend
Bernard Hopkins is still seeking new
challenges but claims his British rivals
may be running scared, leading him
to defend his IBF light-heavyweight
title against his mandatory challenger,
unsung German Karo Murat, on October
19 in Atlantic City. In an exclusive
interview with Boxing News, more of
which can be found on our website and
in our forthcoming Total Fight Training
manual (available in September),
Hopkins claims that the nation's media
are compllcit in this perceived reluctance
of Carl Froch, Nathan Cleverly et al to
face him.

RANDON RIOS' double dose of warfare
with Mike Alvarado hasn't quenched his
thirst for battle ahead of a welterweight
showdown with Manny Pacquiao in Macau
on November 23.
In fact, Bam Bam bristled with
indignation at the suggestion that
those two punishing outings could have
dulled his aggressive instincts during an
interview in Singapore to promote the
fight last week (Friday Aug 2).
"They didn't take nothing out of me,"
said the 27-year-old Texan-born slugger
on the last stop of a four-city Asian tour
that also took in Macau, Beijing and
Shanghai.

FRED EVANS is back in the GB
boxing gym. He's agreed to join the
APB, a new professional boxing
venture from AIBA, the world
governing body for Olympic boxing,
which is slated to begin next year.
The Welsh welterweight won a
silver medal at London 2012 and
tool< part in the now defunct
British Lionhearts franchise in the
World Series of Boxing. Up at
73l<gs Fred was way off his
Olympic form and the experiment
ended for him with a damaging
stoppage defeat to the Ukraine's
Dymtro Mytrofanov.