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| U.S. boxer Ward advances to quarters Andre Ward is through to the quarters, but welterweight Vanes Martirosyan was eliminated Thursday. |
| U.S. boxing suffers first loss, but Vargas rolls Moments after the American boxing team's winning streak ended, Devin Vargas started a new one. |
| U.S. 3-0 in prelims wiht Escobedo's win Vicente Escobedo's punishing 30-10 victory over Colombia's Jose David Mosquera on Monday kept the United States unbeaten in the preliminary round. |
| Martirosyan batters Algerian for second U.S. win Vanes Martirosyan erased any doubts about the legitimacy of his spot in Athens, battering Algeria's Benamar Meskine in a 45-20 victory in the preliminaries Sunday. |
| U.S. boxer Dirrell scores win in first bout Middleweight Andre Dirrell got the U.S. boxing team off to a strong start Saturday, beating China's Ha Dabateer 25-18. |
| Dirrell to lead Americans' boxing hopes Middleweight Andre Dirrell will meet China's Ha Dabateer in the second match of the Olympic boxing tournament, according to the draw announced Friday. |
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| Road to Athens: The boxing brotherhood Ron Siler and Rau'Shee Warren bonded in a Cincinnati gym and are now bound for the Athens Olympics. |
| Living the American dream Boxer Vanes Martirosyan, an Armenian immigrant, is eager to pay back the United States by winning Olympic gold. |
Athens Insider: No kidding  Brian Church, our Athens Insider, offers a little slice of what life's like in the host city. And he swears all of it is true. |
| Ratto: Greece is for ... With the Games barely weeks away, the Greek Olympic Committee must market this puppy as never before. |
| Inexperienced Americans look to challenge Cubans, Russians United States to rely on a pair of Andre's |
| Boxer anixous for Athens and the future Super-heavyweight is favorite for gold medal |
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| Redefining Athens identity In 1896, Athens had just about 100,000 people. Today, greater Athens is a concrete carpet of more than 4 million people. |
| The uneasy guarantee Officials promise there will be safe Games in Athens this summer. |
| Swifter. Higher. Scarier. The threat of terrorism has some athletes concerned for their safety, while others still look forward to competing in Athens. |
| Afghani athletes first since '96 at Olympic Games Five young athletes from Afghanistan have set out on an adventure -- to the 2004 Summer Games in Athens. |
