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Michael Woods is a veteran boxing journalist and broadcaster with more than 25 years covering the fight game. He began his career at NY Newsday, later wrote for ESPN The Magazine and The Ring, and founded NYFights. Woods has called fights ringside for Linacre Media/Boxlab Promotions on DAZN and was featured in the Netflix documentary Counterpunch.

Based in Brooklyn, Woods is also the creator and host of Everlast’s Talkbox podcast and former First Vice President of the Boxing Writers Association…

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ESPN The Magazine/E:60's profile of UFC President Dana White

ESPN The Magazine/E:60's profile of UFC President Dana White

Even as UFC strives for respectability, it can't quite lose its outlaw nature. Gee, wonder why?

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Keith Sullivan talks up Kristian Prenga Ahead of Anthony Joshua Fight

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By Michael Woods
| Yardbarker Verified
It’s been a busy spell, in a good way, for the New York-based attorney Keith Sullivan, who is en route now to Saudi Arabia as part of the July 25 boxing event which features the ring return of UK heavyweight all-time great, Anthony Joshua (29-4, 26 KOs). The 53-year-old Sullivan manages underdog challenger Kristian Prenga (20-1, 20 KOs); he shared a bit with FightsATW about juggling two offices and home stuff.
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The Best Rides of 2026

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By Chris Case, Jim Cotton, Michael Woods
| Velo
Gear, culture, and everyday cycling inspiration for every type of ride.
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Mike Woods Won Canadian Gravel Nationals—And Then It Got Canceled. Here’s What Happened.

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By Michael Woods
| Velo
Whether I like to admit it or not, I am a privateer. To the uninitiated, in gravel a privateer is part cyclist, part influencer, and a one-man traveling show that cobbles together sponsors in an effort to race bikes and create content. As a former WorldTour pro I know—because at one point I did this as well—that many in the upper echelons of the sport look down on these individuals.
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