Samuel Carmona access in flyweight quarterfinals

The Spanish pugilist Samuel Carmona has qualified for the quarterfinals of the flyweight, in the category of 46-49 kilos, of the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, after defeating Monday to points Irishman Patrick Barnes, a double medalist bronze in Beijing 2008 and London 2012.

Samuel Carmona, 20 and nicknamed 'The Patriarch', won by mostly stuck on the first of three rounds of a very even fight against Barnes veteran, 29, who reacted and became more incisive in the second but could not break the ward of Rafa Lozano.

His opponent in the quarterfinals next Wednesday (16:15, Spanish peninsular time) will be the Colombian Yurberjen Herney Martinez, 24, who also defeated the points in the same round the Filipino Rogen Ladon. The big canary has secured the Olympic diploma.

British boxer Nick Blackwell in a coma after a brutal battle

British boxer Nick Blackwell had to be induced an artificial coma after being defeated in a bout at middleweight Chris Eubank Junior .

The fight contested on Saturday in London ended in the assault tenth by referee 's decision after doctors will recognize that the harsh punishment he had received Blackwell had caused a brain hemorrhage, visible in a strong swelling on the eye. "We must wait to lower the inflammation of the brain . We can not say how long it will take that , "said Robert Smith, leader of the British Boxing Federation.

Shortly after the end of the bout, the boxer 25 years fainted and had to be carried from the ring on a stretcher with supplemental oxygen. "You did a great fight last night" wrote Sunday his rival, Eubank Junior, on his Twitter account . " You proved to be a true warrior. I wish you a speedy recovery and a quick return to the ring."

Floyd Mayweather's Miami beach mansion & Buggatis

The retired multi-millionaire boxer posted a picture of his mansion and exotic cars on his Instagram page. 

He captioned the post ' 'My lavish lifestyle #MiamiBeachMansion , #Buggati , #miami

Two English fans, blows during a game

The match between Queens Park Rangers and Birmingham City on the 34th day of the Championship , the English second division, will be investigated by the Federation of that country by the numerous incidents that occurred before and during the match between the fans the two hobbies.

In one of them, the Queens Park Rangers ensures that a coin was thrown from the visiting supporters to local players when they celebrate their second goal.

However, the most extravagant occurred when two fans, one from each team, jumped to the sideline to settle their differences based punches .

The fight only lasted a few seconds, the time needed for one of the hooligans knocked him out with a direct rival to the chin before the hubbub of the rest of the fans.

Quickly they arrived on the scene several security members took the two troublemakers.

The police closed the investigation into such controversial Fury

Manchester police ended the investigation into the recent controversial statements boxing world champion, Tyson Fury, announced this Thursday.

"Given the circumstances in which these words were spoken, these do not constitute a crime and will not continue the investigation into the matter," said a spokesman for Greater Manchester Police on Thursday afternoon.

On Sunday, Fury (27 years), in an interview with the Mail on Sunday, estimated that three things must be gathered "to the end of the world": "One is the legalization of homosexuality in some countries, another is abortion and the last is pedophilia (...) Who would have thought in 1950 or 1960 that the first two would be legalized? ".

On Tuesday, after a BBC program on Fury's words, a viewer complained to the police estimating that his words would be a "hate crime".

The Manchester boxer, fervent believer, fended off all homophobia or sexism, explaining that only alluded to the Bible.

More than 133,000 people have signed a petition asking the Fury name was removed from the list for the election of the Sports Personality of the Year BBC.

Fury stripped of his IBF title against Klitschko made

Tyson Fury, WBA-WBO-IBF heavyweight after his victory over Vladimir Klitschko in November, was stripped of the IBF Belt for having agreed to a rematch with the Ukrainian rather than accept battle appointed by the International Boxing Federation, the BBC reported Wednesday.

"It is true that has been stripped of his IBF title belt," confirmed the president of the IBF Lindsey Tucker told the BBC. "Our candidate was Vyacheslav Glazkov, but Fury decided to sign a rematch clause with Vladimir Klitschko," said leader .

The self-proclaimed "King of the Gypsies" was the surprise on November 28 in Duesseldorf points to beat Klitschko, who had not been beaten since 2004.

The Ukrainian boxer called on December 2 a rematch with the British, as was stipulated in the contract. The date and place of that bout will be negotiated between the two parties, announced Klitschko manager Bernd Bönte.