In boxing, what does stick and move mean?

Late-replacement Seth Petruzelli left the cage on his team's shoulders after shocking previously undefeated Kevin "Kimbo Slice" Ferguson.

Ryan Hockensmith at the De La Hoya and Pacquiao presser at the Statue of Liberty (10/01/08)

Chad Dawson, the silky-smooth southpaw from New Haven, Conn., is considered by many pundits to be the most gifted and talented light heavyweight. He won his first world title when he was 24 years old, and he has not looked back. He has made three successful defenses since capturing the WBC title from Tomasz Adamek in 2007, including a victory over Glen Johnson in his last fight.

Tampa native Antonio Tarver, 38, is best known for his destruction of the then-indestructible pound-for-pound world champion Roy Jones, Jr. Tarver took two out of three fights from Jones, including a one-punch, 2nd Rd KO in '04, and Jones has not been the same since. Tarver, the current IBF/IBO Light Heavyweight Champion dismantled then IBF champ Clinton Woods in his last outing and is on a quest to regain the title Undisputed. Next up: Chad Dawson - OCTOBER 11

The Fight Network's Mauro Ranallo has the latest news and rumors from boxing.

The Fight Network's Mauro Ranallo has the latest news and rumors from boxing.

Legendary boxing trainer Freddy Roach talks about two of his best fighters, No. 1 ranked pound-for-pound boxer Manny Pacquiao and former UFC champion Andrei Arlovski. Video by Jared Barnes and Fran Blinebury. October 3, 2008.

0Rooster4Life0 presents a Tribute To Tommy The Duke Morrison. Tommy David Morrison (January 2, 1969, Jay, Oklahoma) is a heavyweight boxer, and the former World Boxing Organization champion. Dubbed "The Duke," he is a grandnephew of Hollywood star John Wayne, and in 1990 was co-star of the boxing movie Rocky V. From the age of 13 to 19 Tommy entered every toughman contest he could, winning 49 fights out of the 50 with 49 by Ko that he participated in. During this time starting in December 1976 he also was fighting amateur boxing matches. In 1980 he also won the Jr. Olympics. He continued this until 1988 where his total of amateur fights was 242 with an impressive amount of wins which was 222 by Ko with only 20 losses. Later in 1988 he was in the Olympic trials where he lost a split decision to Ray Mercer. But the exposure paid off. If you add up all of his toughman, Amateur, Professional and MMA fights, his record is an amazing 340-24-1-312 Ko's. A few days before his next fight, to be shown on Showtime, Morrison had a mandatory HIV test performed by the Nevada Athletic Commission. It was revealed during Showtime's telecast of the boxing undercard that Morrison's HIV test proved positive, automatically retiring him from boxing as a competitor. His return to prizefighting came after several years of his belief that he was given a false-positive HIV exam in Las Vegas. Since December 2006, Morrison claimed that he had tested negative for HIV on four occasions. The head of the Arizona State Boxing Commission personally watched Morrison take a blood test at a lab in Phoenix, and received the official results demonstrating that Morrison was HIV negative

Gina Carano's takedown defense and striking ability proved to be too much for Kelly Kobald en route to the unanimous decision win, possibly setting up a showdown with Cyborg Santos.