Oscar De La Hoya In Drag

WBA Champ Sturm Faces Macklin Tonight In Germany

The WBA Super World Middleweight title is currently held by Felix “Leonidas” Sturm, and he looks to defend that title, for the eleventh time, tonight against Matthew “Mack the Knife” Macklin.

Sturm's record stands at 35-2-1, 15 KO’s while Macklin’s stands at 28-2-0, 19 KO’s.

Sturm is an accomplished champion, having only fought outside of his native Germany four times, once in Croatia , twice in Hungary and once in the states against Oscar De La Hoya, where the Golden Boy was gifted a very dubious decision over Sturm back in 2004.

Sturm had a good amateur career, qualifying for the Sydney Olympic Games in 2000, but lost to Jermain Taylor. The German was good enough to get there though, using a style that he has seemed to carry over well into the pro game.

He is very good at the weight and has competed there with no problems for a long time now, a solid professional; he fights behind a high, tight guard, which is hard to get through and is always there.

Rarely will you see Sturm tiring or lapsing in concentration, he is almost robotic in that respect. A bit like Arthur Abraham, but far more active.

As Sturm is a very well schooled, competent boxer, Macklin is going to try and draw him into a scrap, as really that’s the only way the Englishman can win.

Sturm can punch, but not that hard, his KO ratio is round the 40% mark. Combination punching is good as is his footwork to enable him to open different angles, but he is just lacking that big bang.

De La Hoya is obviously the stand out name on Sturm's resume, but he has fought Javier Castillejo twice, although in one of those fights Felix was knocked out, the only time he has been stopped. However, Sturm did come back and fight Castillejo again, taking the decision over twelve rounds.

Sturm beat Sebastian Sylvester on points, Khoren Gevor, Giovanni Lorenzo and recently knocked out the much-touted Ronald Hearns. Again, Sturm is a good, seasoned pro and will have his gameplan and he will stick to it. The Macklin fight takes place in Sturm's back garden, as the majority of his fights do, and he is the defending champion so it’s up to Macklin to go and take the fight to Sturm.

Macklin also had a good start in the amateurs. In 2001 he picked up the British national senior ABA welterweight title, not quite as glittery as Sturm’s but Macklin has a good amateur pedigree too.

We have seen good technical ability from Macklin before; we have also seen very lacklustre performances from him. A good fighter, probably not as technically sound as Sturm, but what Macklin lacks in technical ability he makes up for in heart.

rator98huf: oscar de la hoya pictures drag

Who's paying for her bypass surgeries, ER trips, and specialized healthcare infrastructure in order to deal with a person of her size? We are. The cost to sustain her life will with all probablity be more than an average person's: so your premiums (or taxes, if you're in a socialized-medicine country) go up. I'm all for personal freedoms and not letting people tell others what to do with their bodies, but I don't want to subsidize stupid behavior like this. I say make her carry her own weight, and I mean that both literally and figuratively. Last year, I travelled to Myrtle Beach. On the way there, I was astounded at the amount of obese and out of shape people on the way down through all the states. I was once overweight so I have been there :( I couldn't believe that for every turnpike gas station, there were at least 3 or 4 fast food joints and/or donut shops. Add that to the economy issues and ppl don't have alot of choice to eat healthier foods which are more expensive. (of course, walking and running are free). one thought instantly came to mind: no wonder they wanted to pass it. With the number of overweight ppl, you're talking a potentially massive money maker (insurance and health care premiums). It's like making the cows fatter by only supplying them with fattening food or fattening situations then charge them for a heavier weight on the transport truck scale. Most pro printshops, publishers, law firms etc. only except word .doc files. Almost all law firms require a revision history. Collaboration tools are useally also required. Word handles this expertly. Plus it has table of contents tools, book publishing tools, bibliography tools, direct faxing,multitudes of custom templates, VB programing hooks, etc. etc. None of this has an equivalent in Pages. ***And full support to use your bootcamp volume. So you don't have to have two disks anymore or one for Virtual Machine, and another for bootcamp with full video accelerations. You can just run your bootcamp volume right inside of VMware for those times when you don't want to reboot, and just need to do work. That way you only have one copy of windows on your machine! No VM needed! **Support for "Virtual Appliances" which VMware has a bunch of on their site.

Billboard

Frontera

Las Mamis, Favorite Latino Authors Remember Their Mothers

Vibe

Encyclopedia of American journalism