Joseph Santoliquito

Joseph Santoliquito Joseph Santoliquito is the president of the Boxing Writer's Association of America and a frequent contributor to Sherdog.com's mixed martial arts and boxing coverage. He is also an award-winning writer who has written for ESPN The Magazine, Sports Illustrated, SI.com and ESPN.com. He's a two-time Emmy Award nominee in 2006 for feature stories for ESPN/ESPN.com on blind baseball and ESPN SportsCenter/HBO Real Sports feature on high school wrestler A.J. Detwiler. He was formerly a long-time sportwriter for the Philadelphia Daily News and Managing Editor of Ring Magazine for 14 years, where he began in October 1997. He has been a contributing feature writer for Sherdog since September 2011.

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Boxing News: Sergio Martinez Willing, Able to Meet Miguel Cotto’s Challenge He has heard it all before, the questions about his size and his strength, the questions about whether taking on a desperate fighter will alter...

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Jun 06, 2014

Marquez-Alvarado has Chance to be a War There will be no getting out of the way.

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May 15, 2014

Short on Time All fight fans need to appreciate the genius of Floyd Mayweather before he calls it a career, writes Joseph Santoliquito.

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Apr 30, 2014

Boxing News: Old Man Hopkins Continues to Be Amazing WASHINGTON, D.C. -- He’s more magician now than pure fighter, more poised technician than brutal puncher. Above all, Bernard “The Alien”...

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Apr 19, 2014

Raising Triumph from Tragedy Duke Roufus and his prized student, UFC lightweight champion Anthony Pettis, have overcome obstacles that have destroyed lesser men.

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Feb 07, 2014

Becky Levi: Where Is She Now? More than a decade after her final fight, the women’s MMA pioneer has settled into life as personal trainer in Fort Wayne, Ind.

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Dec 18, 2013

Let There Be Fight The Ultimate Fighting Championship was born on Nov. 12, 1993 in Denver. This is the story of how it happened.

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Nov 12, 2013

The Old Man and the Gi Still going strong at the age of 80, “Judo” Gene LeBell has influenced the martial arts and those who practice them for decades.

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Jul 16, 2013

Dealt Tough Hands Diagnosed with epilepsy as a teen-ager, Richard Perez has overcome the affliction and made himself one of MMA’s most indispensable trainers.

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Mar 09, 2013