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FILE - This undated photo provided by the Pittsburgh Department of Public Safety shows Paul Spadafora of Pittsburgh. Spadafora has pleaded guilty to resisting arrest and simple assault on police officers who responded to a domestic dispute at his Pittsburgh home in 2016. The 42-year-old boxer was sentenced Thursday, March 22, 2018 to time served and probation. Spadafora also was accused of stabbing his brother and kicking his mother during the dispute, but those charges were dropped. (Pittsburgh Department of Public Safety via AP)

Ex-boxing champ pleads guilty to charges in domestic dispute

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FILE – In this Nov. 22, 2006, file photo, Paul Spadafora boxes against Jesus Francisco Zepeda in a bout in Erie, Pa. Prosecutors have dropped assault and other charges against Spadafora that involving relatives but he faces other counts involving his alleged conduct involving police officers. Spadafora had been accused of stabbing his brother and kicking his mother during a family dispute in December, but Allegheny County prosecutors said Wednesday, Feb., 8, 2017, that his relatives haven't come to court to testify. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic, File)

Assault charges involving family dropped against boxer

By JOE MANDAK - Associated Press

Hearing postponed for boxer Spadafora in brother’s stabbing

By JOE MANDAK - Associated Press

This undated photo provided by the Pittsburgh Department of Public Safety shows Paul Spadafora of Pittsburgh. Prosecutors say former lightweight boxing world champion Spadafora stabbed his brother, kicked his mother and then threatened Pittsburgh police who intervened on Dec. 21, 2016. His preliminary hearing has been postponed from Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2017, to Thursday, Jan. 12 according to defense attorney William Difenderfer. (Pittsburgh Department of Public Safety via AP)

Lawyer for boxer Spadafora expects charges to be resolved

By JOE MANDAK - Associated Press

Cops: Boxer Paul Spadafora stabbed brother, fought with cops

By JOE MANDAK - Associated Press