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Boxing news — September 19, 2026

Publications tagged with Boxing published on September 19, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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  2. SportsBoxing

    Raphinha Breaks Messi's Goal Record, Scores Two Consecutive Hat-tricks

    Brazilian forward Raphinha has broken Lionel Messi's record for the most goals scored in the first seven games of a season for Barcelona, with 11 goals. He then scored two consecutive hat-tricks, first against Racing Santander and then against Sevilla, making him the second player to achieve this feat in the last 20 years. Raphinha's impressive form has contributed to Barcelona's perfect start to the season, with seven wins in seven games.
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  3. SportsBoxing

    Rams' Star Receiver Puka Nacua Questionable for 'Monday Night Football' Due to Groin Injury

    Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua is questionable for the team's Week 2 'Monday Night Football' game against the New York Giants due to a groin injury. Nacua missed practice on Friday and Saturday with the injury, which is not related to the psoas issue he dealt with during training camp. Head coach Sean McVay stated that Nacua felt some soreness in his groin after Thursday's practice. The Rams will make a game-time decision on Nacua's status.
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  4. SportsBoxing

    England Top T20 Rankings After Sweeping Sri Lanka

    England secured a comprehensive 3-0 series victory over Sri Lanka in the T20 format, reclaiming the top spot in the world rankings. The hosts dominated throughout, with their pace bowlers, particularly Jamie Overton, Sonny Baker, and Jofra Archer, excelling. England chased down the modest totals with ease, thanks to unbeaten knocks from Jos Buttler and Harry Brook. The series concluded with England winning the final match by eight wickets, with 62 balls to spare.
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    Argentine Boxer Kevin Ramírez Fights for International Title in Italy

    Kevin Ramírez, an Argentine boxer who works as a street sweeper, will compete for the international Bridger title against Jonathan Cogasso in Sardinia, Italy. Ramírez, who has gone undefeated in 14 professional fights, won the World Boxing Council Grand Prix in Saudi Arabia last year, earning $100,000. He hopes to secure another international title in Italy, which would further boost his career.
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