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The Ring

Обложка первого номера журнала
бокс
английский
США
Sports and Entertainment Publications, LLC
1922
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The Ring (рус. «Ринг») — ежемесячный журнал, посвящённый боксу, был основан в 1922 году в США. Владелец — компания Golden Boy Promotions во главе с Оскаром де ла Хойя.

Первым редактором журнала был член Зала славы бокса Нэт Флэйшнер, он концентрировал внимание на скандалах в мире бокса, помогал молодым талантам приобрести известность, на обложках журнала были самые значимые бои того времени. Дэн Дэниэл был сооснователем журнала, а также плодотворным автором большую часть времени существования «Ринга».

В 1977 году выходят три иностранные версии журнала: на японском, испанском и французском языках. В 1989 году журнал «Ринг» был близок к банкротству, поэтому он практически не выпускался в том году. Регулярные выпуски возобновились в 1990 году. На обложке журнала в разные годы появлялись такие боксёры как: Эндрю Голота, Джек Демпси, Джо Луис, Рэй Робинсон, Джейк Ламотта, Рокки Марчиано, Уилли Пэп, Мохаммед Али, Роберто Дуран, Ларри Холмс, Марвин Хаглер, Рэй Леонард, Майк Тайсон, Эвандер Холифилд, Томас Хирнс, Рой Джонс, Бернард Хопкинс, Хулио Сесар Чавес, Феликс Тринидад, Мэнни Пакьяо, Оскар Де Ла Хойя, Джеймс Тони и многие другие. Единственной спортсменкой-боксёром на обложке за всё время существования журнала была Кэти Дэвис.

В 2006 году права на издание журнала выкупила компания Sports and Entertainment Publications, которой управляют закрытая группа инвесторов во главе с Оскаром Де Ла Хойя. Вместе с Рингом были приобретены журналы: KO, World Boxing и Pro Wrestling Illustrated. Рейтинги боксёров в этих журналов рассматривались некоторыми телеканалами, например ESPN, как официальные. Многие указывали на конфликт интересов, так как фактически журналами владеет промоутер Де Ла Хойя.

Титул чемпиона мира по версии журнала «Ринг»[править | править код]

Журнал «Ринг» имеет свой собственный титул чемпиона мира, он появился в 1922 году. Первый пояс чемпиона мира по версии журнала Ринг был вручён Джеку Демпси. С 1990-х по 2002-й год титул не вручался. Есть только два способа получить пояс чемпиона по версии журнала Ринг:

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Выиграть поединок между первым и вторым номерами рейтинга журнала (иногда между первым и третьим номерами рейтинга).

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Обложка журнала «Ринг», выпущенного в Японии

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Vasyl Lomachenko named 2017 RING Magazine Fighter of the Year

In the 89-year history of THE RING’s Fighter of the Year award, no boxer has ever earned the honor with as few fights under his belt as Vasyl Lomachenko has. Then again, few have achieved as much as the Ukrainian amateur star did after only 11 pro bouts.

Lomachenko (10-1, 8 knockouts) was selected as THE RING’s Prospect of the Year in 2013 after only one fight – his Oct. 12 pro debut against Jose Ramirez. Eight months after that impressive fourth-round KO, the wizardly southpaw won his first world title, the vacant WBO featherweight belt, by taking Gary Russell Jr. to school over 12 rounds. (Lomachenko’s boxing clinic against the highly touted unbeaten U.S. Olympian was performed in his third pro bout, just three months after he received his own education in gritty pro tactics via 12-round split-decision loss to grizzled veteran Orlando Salido.)

Two years and three title defenses later, he won his second world title in a second weight class, the WBO 130-pound belt, with a fifth-round KO of Roman Martinez. His first defense – an embarrassingly one-sided mastery of Nicholas Walters that forced the unbeaten former featherweight titleholder to pull a “No Mas” after seven rounds – was so impressive that he instantly jumped into the top half of most pound-for-pound lists by the end of 2016.

So, what made Lomachenko’s 2017 so special? Why was he selected as THE RING’s Fighter of the Year over worthy candidates such as Terence Crawford, Anthony Joshua, Mikey Garcia and Srisaket Sor Rungvisai?

For starters, he fought more than the other standouts in 2017 – three times – continuing to outclass and bewilder opposition to between-rounds retirements, but he also made large strides toward transitioning from a boxing-world phenom to the kind of general sports standout recognized by casual fans and mainstream media.

Lomachenko (left) tags Jason Sosa. Photo courtesy of HBO

Lomachenko’s humiliating brand of dominance was expected against his first two opponents of 2017, Jason Sosa and Miguel Marriaga, both solid contenders that will give any other world-class featherweight or junior lightweight a grueling night. Lomachenko forced the battle-tested scrappers to remain on their stools after nine and seven rounds, respectively, and he didn’t mind showboating as he gradually picked them apart from every conceivable angle.

Although Lomachenko was favored to beat his third opponent of 2017, fellow two-time Olympic gold medalist Guillermo Rigondeaux, he wasn’t expected to have his way with the counter-punching master.

Rigondeaux, who carried a 17-0 pro record into their anticipated showdown at The Theater inside Madison Square Garden, was the older of the two savvy left-handers (37 to 29) and moving up from the 122-pound division, but the Cuban also brought with him a style that many believed was impossible to dominate or look good against.

Lomachenko did both en route to Rigondeaux’s inglorious retirement after six rounds.

Lomachenko downplayed the victory during his post-fight interviews, basically stating that he did what he was supposed to do, but there can be no downplaying of his boxing ability or his rising stature in the sports world.

Lomachenko appears to be on his way to becoming a bona-fide attraction. It was literally standing room only inside the 5,000-seat Theater (with no space for comps or auxiliary media and tickets rumored to be going for three times face value on the secondary market prior to the ESPN-televised card). Promoter Bob Arum says the two-division titleholder will fight at least three times next year, perhaps once in the “big room” of Madison Square Garden. Lomachenko is clearly done with small venues and fighting in front of limited TV audiences.

Lomachenko (right) took Guillermo Rigondeaux apart. Mikey Williams/Top Rank

Lomachenko-Rigondeaux was watched by 1.73 million on ESPN (twice the number of viewers that tuned into a UFC offering on FS1 that was broadcast during the same time slot). It was ESPN’s highest-rated show on December 9, exceeding viewers for the Heisman Trophy presentation and the MLS Cup.

Lomachenko’s future fights will be televised on Top Rank’s new network partner, ESPN, which contributed to his crossover appeal in 2017 and will undoubtedly enhance his popularity in the U.S. in coming years.

For now, he’s the toast of the boxing world, where hardcore fans use his name as an adjective or verb when expounding on their favorite sport via social media. A talented prospect like Josh Kelly might be described as having “Lomachenko-esque” moves. A fighter who is bewildered into submission might be said to have been “Lomachenko’d.”

Lomachenko’s reputation has been established enough in 2017 that boxing geeks now argue how he would fare in a mythical matchup with a prime Floyd Mayweather Jr. at 130 pounds.

However, Lomachenko isn’t interested in the future hall of famer, but rather one of the standouts of Mayweather Promotions, former IBF 130-pound beltholder Gervonta Davis. His “call out” to Davis, which was directed at Mayweather’s official Twitter account, attracted a lot of attention and eventually pulled Mikey Garcia into the social media conversation.

Lomachenko eventually Tweeted a poll of four potential opponents – Miguel Berchelt, Garcia, Davis and Jorge Linares – which has garnered more than 40,000 votes. Garcia and Davis received the most votes, but if he can get any two of the four in the ring in 2018 he’ll likely be a strong candidate for back-to-back Fighter of the Year honors.

RUNNERS UP:Anthony JoshuaTerence CrawfordMikey GarciaSrisaket Sor Rungvisai

Following “Fighter of the Year” tradition, Vasyl Lomachenko will feature as cover star in the next issue of RING Magazine.

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