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The last time Calvin Brock performed at the Cricket Arena in his hometown of Charlotte, North Carolina, he would stop journeyman Ken Murphy in three rounds to improve to 18-0 back in November of 2003. At that time, Brock was an afterthought, a guy who - unlike his much more heralded Olympic teammates like Jermain Taylor and Jeff Lacy - big things were not forecast for.

But fast forward to this weekend, when he faces the well-traveled veteran David Bostice at the same venue, and he comes into the bout as a legitimate heavyweight contender.

"It's been very exciting, it makes me feel like the businessman that I am, having to talk with Donald Tremblay, the Main Events publicist, a lot, coordinating with people back at home on the promotion," Brock told Maxboxing. "I'm looking forward to packing the arena, so this event didn't just come down to just training; I also had to...
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Closet Classic: Moorer vs. Cooper
By Lee Groves

During the height of his reign as WBO light heavyweight champion, Michael Moorer told an interviewer "I crave violence." He loved watching slasher movies and wondered what it would be like to cave in an opponent’s cheekbone. Moorer spoke in an unsettlingly quiet voice but the intensity behind his words was unmistakable – and downright chilling.

Moorer’s taste for combat was sorely tested in his heavyweight brawl with "Smokin’" Bert Cooper May 15, 1992 at the Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City. The bout was for the vacant WBO heavyweight title and the match between top-rated Moorer and second-ranked Cooper was one that featured two men whose careers were going in different directions.

Moorer was the one being groomed for future stardom in the heavyweight division. He had already built a fearsome reputation by knocking out all 22...
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