Mark
Workman is a boxing writer for BoxingScene,
the exclusive boxing content provider to Fox
Sports.
Please
click the link below to read Mark Workman's most recent boxing articles
about "Iron Mike" Tyson, Evander "The Real Deal"
Holyfield, Arturo "Thunder" Gatti, "Pretty Boy"
Floyd Mayweather, Jeff "Left Hook" Lacy, David "Tuaman"
Tua, Wladimir Klitschko and Samuel "The Nigerian Nightmare"
Peter, Vitali Klitschko and boxing promoter Don King, Hasim Rahman,
Antonio Tarver and Roy Jones, Jr., "Relentless" Lamon
Brewster, James "Lights Out" Toney, Bernard "The
Executioner" Hopkins, Jermain Taylor, Zab "Super"
Judah, Manny "Pac Man" Pacquiao, the turbulent life of
60s heavyweight contender Thad Spencer, and Tommy "The Duke"
Morrison.
Boxing
writer Mark Workman
has been a hardcore boxing enthusiast his entire life and writes
exclusively for BoxingScene,
the exclusive boxing content provider to Fox
Sports.
Even
though I sometimes question the methods and practices of renowned
International Boxing Hall of Fame promoter Don King—while remembering
that he operates in a system that is not entirely of his making—he
has proven in the past with fighters such as Iron Mike Tyson that
he is willing to see his champions fight each other to unify the
title. Boxing needs and cries out for one bona fide champion, not
four.
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Mark
Workman has toured the world for 25 years as a tour
manager and lighting
designer for many popular rock groups such as Blue
October, Mudvayne, Queens of the Stone Age, Slayer,
Sevendust, System Of A Down, Chimaira,
Megadeth, Danzig, Testament, Eve 6, Dio, Sepultura, Soulfly, Meshuggah,
Snake River Conspiracy, Keel, Steeler, Machine
Head and many others.
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Mudvayne
(pic by Tim Conder)
Lighting Designer: Mark Workman
 Mudvayne:
"Death
Blooms, Nothing To Gein, Cradle, all accompanied
by awesome lighting which intensified the whole experience."
www.mudvayne.org.uk
"With
a fantastically moody light show setting off every guttural roar
and stinging riff, Slayer
are absolutely awesome tonight."
Kerrang!
magazine
The long-awaited
Testament album,
The Formation of Damnation,
is now available in stores. Go to www.testamentlegions.com
for upcoming tour dates.
The
long-awaited Machine Head
live DVD, Elegies, shot
at London's Brixton Academy, is now available in stores.
Lighting Designer: Mark Workman
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