Robert A. Legg had to huddle around a radio in May 1965 because the Sonny Liston-Muhammad Ali fight was available only on closed circuit (Letters, Oct. 29). I remember that day vividly—I was lucky ...

Mark Rowlands writes about his father’s memory of watching the second Sonny Liston-Muhammad Ali fight on TV (“The Ghosts Within,” Books, Oct. 18). Perhaps that reinforces the author’s premise about ...

Highly decorated amateur Sonny Liston Ali talks about turning pro in the super lightweight division with Frank Warren's Queensbury promotions. Sonny is trained by Will Jones out of the Edge Gym. Sonny ...

DEER LAKE — The daughters of two of heavyweight boxing’s most virulent opponents — Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier — met over the weekend at Fighter’s Heaven. It was the first time that Khaliah Ali and ...

Sonny Liston was one of the most dominant world champions in history and began his reign with a win over a man whose career was ended by Muhammad Ali. Outside of a rare loss in his eighth career fight ...

South Plains native Sonny Curtis, a prolific singer-songwritter who was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of the Crickets, is being remembered for his lasting impact on the ...

LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - A native of Meadow, Texas who wrote hits known around the world, and who also performed on some of the biggest stages, Sonny Curtis has died at age 88. As member of the ...

Ken Rosenthal apologized privately and publicly after an awkward run-in with Milwaukee Brewers team photographer Scott Paulus. Brewers infielder Andruw Monasterio helped beat the St. Louis Cardinals ...

Longtime Fox sideline reporter/baseball writer Ken Rosenthal gave a staredown for the ages after the Milwaukee Brewers' wild win Sept. 13 over the St. Louis Cardinals — one that didn't sit well with ...

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Somewhere within the dreadful fog that comes with Alzheimer’s, I hope that Floyd Patterson considered that he had finally beaten his toughest opponent. Not Sonny Liston, Muhammad Ali or Ingemar ...