Boxing: What's Hot Now: Alexander Povetkin

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Alexander Povetkin Jul 31st 2011, 10:02 21 Wins, 0 Losses, 15 Knockouts 2010 12-18 -- Nicolai Firtha, Berlin, Germany, W 10 10-16 -- Teke Oruh, Chekhov, Russia, KO 5 03-13 -- Javier Mora, Berlin, Germany, TKO 5 2009 12-05 -- Leo Nolan, Ludwigsburg, Germany, KO 3 04-04 -- Jason Estrada, Düsseldorf, Germany, W 10 2008 07-19 -- Taurus Sykes, Chekhov, Russia, TKO 4 01-26 -- Eddie Chambers, Berlin, Germany, W 12 2007 10-27 -- Chris Byrd, Erfurt, Germany, TKO 11 06-30 -- Larry Donald, Moscow, Russia, W 10 05-26 -- Patrice L'Heureux, Bamberg, Germany, KO 2 03-03 -- David Bostice, Rostock, Germany, TKO 2 2006 12-10 -- Imamu Mayfield, Moscow, Russia, KO 3 09-23 -- Ed Mahone, Wetzlar, Germany, TKO 5 06-03 -- Livin Castillo, Hannover, Germany, TKO 4 04-22 -- Friday Ahunanya, Mannheim, Germany, W 6 03-04 -- Richard Bango, Oldenburg, Germany, KO 2 2005 12-17 -- Willie Chapman, Berlin, Germany, TKO 5 11-12 -- Stephane Tessier, Hamburg, Germany, W 4 10-01 -- John Castle, Oldenburg, Germany, TKO 1 09-03 -- Cerrone Fox, Berlin, Germany, TKO 4 06-11 -- Muhammed Ali Durmaz, Kempten, Germany, TKO 2 Alexander Povetkin Date of Birth: Sept. 2, 1979

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Teofilo Stevenson

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Teofilo Stevenson Jul 31st 2011, 10:02 Who Is Teofilo Stevenson: Teofilo Stevenson represented Cuba as a heavyweight boxer in the 1972, 1976 and 1980 Summer Olympics and won the Gold medal each time. Where Is Teofilo Stevenson Now: Stevenson is perhaps the greatest boxer that never competed professionally. He remained loyal to Cuba and Fidel Castro and never defected, despite numerous offers to turn pro. Stevenson was reportedly even offered a lucrative bout against Muhammad Ali. In 1999, Stevenson was arrested before boarding a United Airlines flight at Miami International Airport for allegedly headbutting a 41-year-old ticket agent. Stevenson claimed an anti-Cuban "agitator" was shouting insults at him and members of the Cuban national boxing team. Stevenson returned to Cuba after being released on bail and failed to attend subsequent court proceedings. Stevenson is currently Vice President of the Cuban Boxing Federation. In that role, he commented on the status of two Cuban fighters who disappeared from the Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro in July 2007. The two were eventually arrested for overstaying their visas and were sent back to the island. More Where Are They Now? Leon Spinks Michael Spinks More About Olympic Boxing Where Are They Now? Olympic Boxing main page

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Amateur Boxing Rules

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Amateur Boxing Rules Jul 31st 2011, 10:02 Article VII, Section 107.8 -- Method of Scoring (1) A judge is advised to fixate in between the two boxers; do not develop a tendency to study or follow just one of the boxers. (2) Never rely on past performance, reputations or titles earned by a particular boxer. (3) Amateur boxing is scored on a point system, not on a round basis. (4) The winner is decided on the majority of judges, i.e., 5-0, 4-1 or 3-2. (5) Amateur boxing is scored on a legal scoring blow system not on a round basis. (6) Decisions. (a) Types of decisions. (1) Win on points. At the end of a contest the boxer who has been awarded the decision by a majority of the judges shall be declared the winner. (a) If both boxers are injured or down simultaneously and cannot continue the contest, the judges shall record the points gained by each boxer up to its termination, and the boxer who was leading on points up to the actual end of the contest shall be declared the winner. (b) AIDS Stoppage Rule: If both boxers are bleeding or where one boxer is bleeding and the opponent has an open cut or abrasion, the referee may stop the bout and take the boxers to the doctor to be examined. If the bout is stopped the boxer ahead on points shall be the winner. (2) Win by retirement. If a boxer retires voluntarily owing to injury or other causes, or if a boxer fails to resume boxing immediately after the rest between rounds, the opponent shall be declared the winner. If a boxer retires during the rest between rounds, the referee will immediately notify the jury and the judges of the retirement and the other boxer is declared the winner. (3) Win by referee stopping contest (RSC). (a) Outclassed. RSC is a term used to stop a bout when a boxer is outclassed or unfit to continue. (1) If a boxer, in the opinion of the referee, is being outclassed or is receiving unnecessary and excessive blows, the bout shall be stopped and the opponent declared the winner. (b) Outscored. RSC-OS is only used with the Computer Scoring System and stops a bout when a boxer is outscored as follows: (1) If one boxer has a 20-point advantage (for Open and Under 19/Junior men), or a 15-point advantage (for Women and Junior Olympics/Cadets) over their opponent, the bout must be stopped except in the last round, and the boxer with the advantage is declared the winner. (c) Injury: (1) If a boxer, in the opinion of the referee, is unfit to continue because of injury or other physical reasons, the bout shall be stopped and the opponent declared the winner. The right to make this decision rests with the referee, who may consult the doctor. Having consulted the doctor, the referee must follow the doctor’s advice. (2) When a referee calls a doctor into the ring to examine a boxer only these two officials should be present. Coaches should not be allowed into the ring or on the apron. (3) The ringside physician has the right to request the bout be suspended if the physician thinks, for medical reasons, the bout should not be allowed to continue. (d) Compulsory Count Limits. When a male boxer has three compulsory counts in the same round or four counts during the same bout, the match must be stopped. When a female boxer has two compulsory counts in the same round or three counts during the same bout, the match must be stopped. A count issued for a harm foul is not included in this number. (4) RSC(H). If a boxer is down due to head blows, and fails to box within eight to 10 seconds, whichever is applicable, the opponent shall be declared the winner by RSC(H). For more information on awarding RSC(H), see section 107.1. (5) Win by disqualification. If a boxer is disqualified, the opponent shall be declared the winner. A boxer is automatically disqualified for not making weight or for committing three warnings in a bout. If both boxers are disqualified, the decision shall be announced accordingly. A disqualified boxer is eliminated from the tournament and shall not be entitled to any prize, medal, trophy, honorable award or grading, relating to any stage of the competition in which the boxer has been disqualified.

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Mike Tyson Timeline

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Mike Tyson Timeline Jul 31st 2011, 10:02 Mike Tyson Fight-by-Fight Career Record Mike Tyson - Photo Gallery - 1986-1989 May 1, 2002 - "I'm just like you. I enjoy the forbidden fruits in life, too. I think it's un-American not to go out with a woman, not to be with a beautiful woman, not to get my dick sucked ... It's just what I said before, everybody in this country is a big fucking liar. (The media) tells people ... that this person did this and this person did that and then we find out that we're just human and we find out that Michael Jordan cheats on his wife just like everybody else and that we all cheat on our fucking wife in one way or another either emotionally, physically or sexually or one way." May 1, 2002 - "There's no one perfect. We're always gonna do that. Jimmy Swaggart is lascivious, Tyson is lascivious -- but we're not criminally, at least I'm not, criminally lascivious. You know what I mean. I may like to fornicate more than other people -- it's just who I am. I sacrifice so much of my life, can I at least get laid? I mean, I been robbed of my most of my money, can I at least get head without the people wanting to harass me and wanting to throw me in jail?" May 1, 2002 - "I feel like sometimes that I was born, that I'm not meant for this society because everyone here is a fucking hypocrite. Everybody says they believe in God but they don't do God's work. Everybody counteracts what God is really about. If Jesus was here, do you think Jesus would show me any love? Do you think Jesus would love me? I'm a Muslim, but do you think Jesus would love me ... I think Jesus would have a drink with me and discuss ... why you acting like that? Now, he would be cool. He would talk to me. No Christian ever did that and said in the name of Jesus even ... They'd throw me in jail and write bad articles about me and then go to church on Sunday and say Jesus is a wonderful man and he's coming back to save us. But they don't understand that when he comes back, that these crazy greedy capitalistic men are gonna kill him again." June 8, 2002 - Tyson is knocked out by Lennox Lewis in the eight round in Memphis, Tennnessee. Jan. 13, 2003 - Tyson is divorced from his wife Monica, with whom he has two children. Feb. 22, 2003 - Tyson knocks out Clifford Etienne in the first round in Memphis, Tennnessee. May 28, 2003 - In an interview, boxer Tyson denounces Desiree Washington as "just a lying, reptilian, monstrous, young lady. I just hate her guts. She put me in that state where, I don't know, I really wish I did now. Now I really do want to rape her and her fucking mama." June 21, 2003 - Tyson allegedly beats up two autograph seekers in the lobby of the Brooklyn Marriott. July 11, 2003 - A bodyguard files suit against Tyson, claiming that the boxer punched him twice in the face, breaking his left orbital bone. Aug. 1, 2003 - Tyson files for bankruptcy in New York. Sept. 13, 2003 - Tyson attends a charity benefit at Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch. When asked why he came, Tyson confesses "Because I've got nothing else to do." Sept. 21, 2003 - Rap artist 50 Cent purchases Tyson's 48,000-square-foot mansion in Farmington, Connecticut for $4.1 million. June 28, 2004 - In an interview, Tyson announces that since declaring bankruptcy "I've got nowhere to live. I've been crashing with friends, literally sleeping in shelters. Unsavoury characters are giving me money and I'm taking it. I need it. The drug dealers, they sympathise with me. They see me as some sort of pathetic character ... I know I was a tough, bad-ass talking fighter, but I ain't no mob figure. I did my time for the rape. I paid my money to Las Vegas. I paid my dues. I ain't the same person I was when I bit that guy's ear off." July 30, 2004 - Tyson is knocked out in the fourth round by Danny Williams in Louisville, Kentucky. June 11, 2005 - Tyson fails to come out for the seventh round against Kevin McBride in Washington, D.C.. After the fight, Tyson said "I don't have the stomach for this anymore. I most likely won't fight anymore. I'm not going to disrespect the sport by losing to this caliber of fighter".

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Ruslan Chagaev

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Ruslan Chagaev Jul 31st 2011, 10:02 White Tyson 27 Wins, 1 Loss, 1 Draw, 17 Knockouts 1997 08-21 -- Donnie Penelton, Aurora, IL, KO 1 09-03 -- Brian Jones, Rosemont, IL, KO 2 2001 09-21 -- Everett Martin, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, TKO 4 2002 04-14 -- Val Smith, Las Vegas, NV, KO 1 05-11 -- Chris Isaac, Biloxi, MS, W 8 10-05 -- Rob Calloway, Detroit, MI, D Tech Dec 3 2003 05-22 -- Zakeem Graham, Yonkers, NY, TKO 3 11-18 -- Daniel Frank, Hamburg, Germany, KO 2 2004 02-17 -- Sedreck Fields, Lübeck, Germany, W 6 03-30 -- Alexei Varakin, Aachen, Germany, KO 2 05-18 -- Wade Lewis, Lübeck, Germany, TKO 1 06-22 -- Sedreck Fields, Tirol, Austria, KO 2 07-31 -- Garing Lane, Stuttgart, Germany, KO 5 10-26 -- Willie Williams, Rostock, Germany, KO 3 11-16 -- Asmir Vojnovic, Cuxhaven, Germany, TKO 4 12-14 -- Tommy Connelly, Tirol, Austria, TKO 2 2005 03-26 -- Sherman Williams, Riesa, Germany, W 8 09-28 -- Jucimar Francisco Hipolito, Hamburg, Germany, TKO 1 10-22 -- Mark Krence, Saale, Germany, KO 5 2006 01-07 -- Rob Calloway, München, Germany, KO 2 03-11 -- Vladimir Virchis, Hamburg, Germany, W 12 07-15 -- Michael Sprott, Hamburg, Germany, TKO 8 11-18 -- John Ruiz, Düsseldorf, Germany, W 12 2007 04-14 -- Nikolay Valuev, Stuttgart, Germany, W 12 *RECAP* (Won WBA Heavyweight Title) 2008 01-19 -- Matt Skelton, Dusseldorf, Germany, W 12 (Retained WBA Heavyweight Title) 2009 02-07 -- Carl Davis Drumond, Rostock, Germany, W Tech Dec 6 (Retained WBA Heavyweight Title) 06-20 -- Wladimir Klitschko, Gelsenkirchen, Germany, TKO by 10 *RECAP* (For IBF/WBO Heavyweight Titles) 2010 05-22 -- Kali Meehan, Rostock, Germany, W 12 11-19 -- Travis Walker, Hamburg, Germany, W 8 Ruslan Chagaev Date of Birth: October 19, 1978

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Boxing: Win a Chance to Face Mike Tyson in the Ring

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Win a Chance to Face Mike Tyson in the Ring Jul 31st 2011, 01:49 Ever dreamed about entering a boxing ring with Mike Tyson? Well, here's your chance ... even though the former heavyweight champion is retired. Whoever has the highest score on Mike Tyson Main Event, the boxer's official Apple iOS game, between now and August 21 will be flown to Las Vegas in October to get in the ring with Iron Mike for a free training session. Go ahead and give it a try, but be aware that your odds of winning are slim ... the game's maker, RockLive, says it has been downloaded over 1.6 million times since it was launched earlier this year.

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Alfonso Gomez

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Alfonso Gomez Jul 30th 2011, 10:01 23 Wins, 4 Losses, 2 Draw, 12 Knockouts 2001 05-19 -- Pedro Antonio Ochoa, Indio, CA, W 4 06-15 -- Ishe Smith, Las Vegas, NV, L 4 10-25 -- Gualberto Acosta, Irvine, CA, KO 1 12-28 -- Jesse Feliciano, Las Vegas, NV, W 4 2002 03-29 -- Leobardo Roman, Sacramento, CA, D TD 2 11-01 -- Dumont Welliver, Las Vegas, NV, W 4 2003 01-24 -- Michael Santos, Commerce, CA, W 6 02-28 -- Jesse Feliciano, Las Vegas, NV, L 6 05-10 -- Juan Carlos Amezcua, Temecula, CA, TKO 3 07-19 -- Antonio Garcia, Houston, TX, KO 2 09-13 -- Jose Antonio Ojeda, Temecula, CA, W 6 11-22 -- Patrick Thompson, Houston, TX, TKO 5 2004 02-28 -- Julio Cesar Lanzas, Thornton, CO, W 6 08-18 -- Peter Manfredo Jr., Pasadena, CA, W 5 (Fight shown March 7, 2005 as part of "The Contender") 09-15 -- Ahmed Kaddour, Pasadena, CA, W 5 (Fight shown April 24, 2005 as part of "The Contender") 09-23 -- Peter Manfredo Jr., Pasadena, CA, L 7 (Fight shown May 15, 2005 as part of "The Contender") 2005 05-24 -- Jesse Brinkley, Las Vegas, NV, W 5 10-15 -- Luciano Perez, Los Angeles, CA, TKO 4 2006 05-04 -- Jesse Feliciano, Las Vegas, NV, D 8 08-25 -- Carson Jones, Sacramento, CA, TKO 8 2007 03-30 -- Martin Concepcion, Newcastle, England, TKO 7 07-14 -- Arturo Gatti, Atlantic City, NJ, TKO 7 *RECAP* 10-16 -- Ben Tackie, Carson, CA, W 10 *RECAP* 2008 04-12 -- Miguel Cotto, Atlantic City, NJ, TKO by 6 *RECAP* (Retained WBA Welterweight Title) 2009 05-01 -- Juan Manuel Buendia, Las Vegas, NV, TKO 8 08-29 -- Raul Munoz, Honolulu, HI, KO 1 11-14 -- Jesus Soto Karass, Las Vegas, NV, W Tech Dec 6 2010 03-13 -- Jose Luis Castillo, Arlington, TX, TKO 5 2011 05-21 -- Calvin Green, Cabazon, CA, TKO 2 Alfonso Gomez Date of Birth: October 28, 1980

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Olympics - Heavyweights

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Olympics - Heavyweights Jul 30th 2011, 10:01 Light Flyweight | Flyweight | Bantamweight | Featherweight | Lightweight | Light Welterweight | Welterweight | Light Middleweight | Middleweight | Light Heavyweight | Heavyweight | Super Heavyweight Heavyweight (201* pounds) 1904 Samuel Berger, USA 1908 A.L. Oldham, Great Britain 1920 Ronald Rawson, Great Britain 1924 Otto von Porat, Norway 1928 Arturo Rodriguez Jurado, Argentina 1932 Santiago Lovell, Argentina 1936 Herbert Runge, Germany 1948 Rafael Iglesias, Argentina 1952 H. Edward Sanders, USA 1956 Peter Rademacher, USA 1960 Franco De Piccolo, Italy 1964 Joe Frazier, USA 1968 George Foreman, USA 1972 Teofilo Stevenson, Cuba 1976 Teofilo Stevenson, Cuba 1980 Teofilo Stevenson, Cuba 1984 Henry Tillman, USA 1988 Ray Mercer, USA 1992 Felix Savon, Cuba 1996 Felix Savon, Cuba 2000 Felix Savon, Cuba 2004 Odlanier Solis Fonte, Cuba * Note: Until 1984 the heavyweight division was unlimited. With the addition of the super heavyweight division, a limit of 201 pounds was imposed.

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Shane Mosley

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Shane Mosley Jul 30th 2011, 10:01 46 Wins, 7 Losses, 1 Draw, 1 No Contest, 39 Knockouts 1993 Feb. 11 -- Greg Puente, Hollywood, California, KO 5 Apr. 24 -- Arnulfo Villa, San Bernadino, California, KO 1 July 21 -- Pey Castillo, Reseda, California, KO 1 Aug. 25 -- Roberto Urias, Hollywood, California, KO 5 Sept 27 -- Miguel Pena, Inglewood, California, KO 2 Oct. 25 -- Juan Aranda, Inglewood, California, KO 2 Dec. 06 -- Paulino Gonzalez, Inglewood, California, KO 2 1994 Jan. 20 -- Francisco Rodriguez, Irvine, California, KO 2 Feb. 04 -- Lorenzo Garcia, Oxnard, California, KO 5 Mar. 26 -- Oscar Lopez, Pomona, California, W 10 Apr. 29 -- Lorenzo Garcia, Santa Cruz, California, KO 3 June 30 -- John Bryant, Irvine, California, KO 8 July 24 -- Narciso Valenzuela, Los Angeles, California, KO 5 Aug. 06 -- Mauro Gutierrez, Pomona, California, KO 9 Sept 09 -- Louis Ramirez, Los Angeles, California, KO 10 Nov. 12 -- Jose Madrid, Santa Cruz, California, KO 4 1995 Apr. 12 -- Raul Hernandez, Woodland Hills, California, KO 2 July 20 -- Mauricio Aceves, Anaheim, California, KO 4 1996 Jan. 23 -- Mike Bryan, Biloxi, Mississippi, KO 1 Nov. 01 -- Ramon Felix, Indio, California, KO 1 Dec. 21 -- Joseph Murray, Unacasville, Connecticut, KO 3 1997 Feb. 06 -- Elias Quiroz, Beverly Hills, California, KO 6 Apr. 09 -- Mike Smith, Westmont, Illinois, KO 4 Aug. 02 -- Phillip Holiday, Uncasville, Connecticut, W 12 (Captured IBF lightweight title) Nov. 25 -- Manuel Gomez in El Paso, Texas KO 11 (Retained IBF lightweight title) 1998 Feb. 06 -- Demetrio Ceballos, Uncasville, Connecticut, KO 8 (Retained IBF lightweight title) May 08 -- John John Molina, Atlantic City, TKO 8 (Retained IBF lightweight title) June 27 -- Wilfrido Ruiz, Philadelphia, KO 5 (Retained IBF lightweight title) Sept. 22 -- Eduardo Morales, New York City, TKO 5 (Retained IBF lightweight title) Nov. 11 -- James Leija, Mashantucket, Connecticut, KO 7 (Retained IBF lightweight title) 1999 Jan. 09 -- Golden Johnson, Pensacola, Florida, KO 7 (Retained IBF lightweight title) Apr. 17 -- John Brown, Indio, California, TKO 9 (Retained IBF lightweight title) Sept 25 -- Wilfredo Rivera, Temecula, California, KO 10 2000 Jan. 22 -- Willy Wise, Las Vegas, Nevada, TKO 3 June 17 -- Oscar De La Hoya, Los Angeles, California, W 12 (Won WBC welterweight title) Nov. 4 -- Antonio Diaz, New York, New York, TKO 6 (Retained WBC welterweight title) 2001 March 10 -- Shannan Taylor, Las Vegas, Nevada, TKO 5 (Retained WBC welterweight title) July 21 -- Adrian Stone, Las Vegas, Nevada, TKO 3 (Retained WBC welterweight title) 2002 Jan. 26 -- Vernon Forrest, New York, New York, L 12 (For IBF welterweight title) (Lost WBC welterweight title) July 20 -- Vernon Forrest, Indianapolis, Indiana, L 12 (For WBC welterweight title) 2003 Feb. 8 -- Raul Marquez, Las Vegas, Nevada, No Contest 3 Sept. 13 -- Oscar De La Hoya, Las Vegas, Nevada, W 12 (Won WBC junior middleweight title) (Won WBA junior middleweight title) 2004 March 13 -- Ronald "Winky" Wright, Las Vegas, Nevada, L 12 (Lost WBC junior middleweight title) (Lost WBA junior middleweight title) (For IBF junior middleweight title) Nov. 20 -- Ronald "Winky" Wright, Las Vegas, Nevada, L 12 (For WBC junior middleweight title) (For WBA junior middleweight title) 2005 Apr. 23 -- David Estrada, Las Vegas, NV, W 10 Sept. 17 -- Jose Luis Cruz, Las Vegas, NV, W 10 2006 Feb. 25 -- Fernando Vargas, Las Vegas, NV, TKO 10 *RECAP* July 15 -- Fernando Vargas, Las Vegas, NV, TKO 6 *RECAP* 2007 Feb. 10 -- Luis Collazo, Las Vegas, NV, W 12 *RECAP* (Won Interim WBC Welterweight Title) Nov. 10 -- Miguel Cotto, New York, NY, L 12 *RECAP* (For WBA Welterweight Title) 2008 Sept. 27 -- Ricardo Mayorga, Los Angeles, CA, KO 12 *RECAP* 2009 Jan. 24 -- Antonio Margarito, Las Vegas, NV, TKO 9 *RECAP* (Won WBA Welterweight Title) 2010 May 1 -- Floyd Mayweather Jr., Las Vegas, NV, L 12 *RECAP* Sept. 18 -- Sergio Mora, Los Angeles, CA, D 12 *RECAP* 2011 May 7 -- Manny Pacquiao, Las Vegas, NV, L 12 *RECAP* (Retained WBO Welterweight Title) Shane Mosley Date of Birth: Sept. 7, 1971

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Robert Guerrero

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Robert Guerrero Jul 30th 2011, 10:01 29 Wins, 1 Loss, 1 Draw, 2 No Contests, 18 Knockouts The Ghost 2011 04-09 -- Michael Katsidis, Las Vegas, NV, W 12 (Won interim WBA lightweight title) (Won interim WBO lightweight title) 2010 11-06 -- Vicente Escobedo, Newark, NJ, W 10 07-31 -- Joel Casamayor, Las Vegas, NV, W 10 04-30 -- Roberto David Arrieta, Las Vegas, NV, TKO 8 2009 08-22 -- Malcolm Klassen, Houston, TX, W 12 (Won IBF super featherweight title) 06-12 -- Efren Hinojosa, San Jose, CA, W TKO 8 03-07 -- Daud Cino Yordan, San Jose, CA, NC 2 01-24 -- Edel Ruiz, Los Angeles, CA, TKO 1 2008 02-29 -- Jason Litzau, Lemoore, CA, KO 8 (Retained IBF featherweight title) 2007 11-03 -- Martin Honorio, Tucson, AZ, TKO 1 (Retained IBF featherweight title) 02-23 -- Spend Abazi, Copenhagen, Denmark, TKO 9 (Won vacant IBF featherweight title) 2006 11-04 -- Orlando Salido, Las Vegas, NV, NC 12 (Retained IBF featherweight title) 09-02 -- Eric Aiken, Los Angeles, CA, W TKO 8 (Won IBF featherweight title) 06-23 -- Gamaliel Diaz, Oakland, CA, KO 6 (WBC featherweight title eliminator) 05-18 -- Sandro Marcos, San Jose, CA, TKO 3 2005 12-02 -- Gamaliel Diaz, Lemoore, CA, L 12 09-16 -- Sammy Ventura, Lemoore, CA, KO 1 04-01 -- Adrian Valdez, Lemoore, CA, TKO 12 2004 12-09 -- Cesar Figueroa, Temecula, CA, KO 4 06-03 -- Enrique Sanchez, Lincoln City, OR, TKO 8 04-24 -- Juan Polo Perez, Miami, FL, TKO 2 03-14 -- Julian Rodriguez, Temecula, CA, D Tech Dec 1 2003 06-08 -- Jose Luis Tula, North Las Vegas, NV, TKO 1 05-04 -- David Vasquez, Coachella, CA, TKO 1 2002 12-20 -- Jose Alfonso Rodriguez, Miami, FL, TKO 2 07-03 -- Freddy Castro, Monterey, CA, W 6 04-14 -- Marcos Badillo, Las Vegas, NV, W 6 03-10 -- Robert Enriquez, Las Vegas, NV, W 4 02-08 -- Joaquin Candelario, Temecula, CA, W 4 01-25 -- Arthur Trevino, Pembroke Pines, FL, W 4 2001 11-02 -- Oscar Rosales, San Antonio, TX, W 4 09-29 -- Javier Gonzalez, Miami, FL, TKO 3 04-22 -- Alejandro Cruz, Indio, CA, W 4 Robert Guerrero Date of Birth: March 27, 1983

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Mike Tyson Timeline

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Mike Tyson Timeline Jul 28th 2011, 10:02 Mike Tyson Fight-by-Fight Career Record Mike Tyson - Photo Gallery - 1986-1989 April 9, 1989 - Accused of striking a parking attendant three times with an open hand outside a Los Angeles nightclub after the attendant asked Tyson to move his Mercedes-Benz out of a spot reserved for the club's owner. The charges are later dropped due to lack of witness cooperation. July 21, 1989 - Tyson knocks out Carl "The Truth" Williams to retain the world heavyweight title. Feb. 11, 1990 - In a stunning upset, Tyson is knocked out by James "Buster" Douglas in the 10th round and loses his world heavyweight title. Nov. 1, 1990 - A New York City civil jury awards Sandra Miller $100 for battery after an incident in which boxer Tyson grabbed her breasts, insulted and propositioned her. The jury found Tyson's behavior "not outrageous." June 28, 1991 - In his last fight before his legal problems, Tyson defeats Razor Ruddock in 12 rounds. July 18, 1991 - Tyson meets Desiree Washington, a Miss Black America contestant, at a pageant rehearsal. They go to the boxer's hotel room in the early morning hours. July 22, 1991 - Washington files a complaint with police accusing Tyson of rape. Sept. 9, 1991 - A special grand jury indicts Tyson on rape and three other charges. Two days later, he is booked in Indianapolis and released on $30,000 cash bond. Feb. 10, 1992 - After nine hours of deliberation, Tyson is found guilty on one count of rape and two counts of deviate sexual conduct. March 26, 1992 - Superior Court Judge Patricia Gifford sentences Tyson to 10 years in prison, suspending four. She orders him to serve the term immediately. May 8, 1992 - Tyson is found guilty of threatening a guard and disorderly conduct in prison, adding 15 days to his sentence. Oct. 28, 1992 - Tyson's father, Jimmy Kirkpatrick, dies in Brooklyn, N.Y. Tyson does not ask for a leave to attend the funeral. Aug. 6, 1993 - By a 2-1 vote, the Indiana Court of Appeals upholds Tyson's conviction. Sept. 2, 1993 - The Indiana Supreme Court denies Tyson's appeal without comment. March 25, 1995 - Tyson is released from the Indiana Youth Center near Plainfield, Indiana. Aug. 19, 1995 - Begins comeback with 89 seconds victory over Peter McNeeley in Las Vegas. Dec. 16, 1995 - Knocks out Buster Mathis, Jr. in third round in Philadelphia. March 16, 1996 - Knocks out Frank Bruno in third round to win the WBC heavyweight title in Las Vegas. Sept. 7, 1996 - Knocks out Bruce Seldon in first to win the WBA heavyweight title in Las Vegas. Stripped by WBC immediately after fight for not fighting mandatory challenger Lennox Lewis. Nov. 9, 1996 - Loses to Evander Holyfield when referee Mitch Halpern stops the bout in the 11th round. June 28, 1997 - Tyson is disqualified after the third round of his rematch with Holyfield after he bites Holyfield twice, once on each ear. Tyson claims he was retaliating for a head butt inflicted by Holyfield that opened up a gash above his right eye. Referee Mills Lane ruled the butt was accidental. July 9, 1997 - The Nevada State Athletic Commission, in a unanimous voice vote, revoked Tyson's boxing license and fined him $3 million for biting Holyfield. Oct. 16, 1997 - Ordered to pay boxer Mitch Green $45,000 even though a jury ruled the former heavyweight champion was provoked into a Harlem street fight in 1988. Oct. 29, 1997 - Broke a rib and punctured a lung on his right side when his motorcycle skidded off a Connecticut highway after hitting a patch of sand. March 5, 1998 - Filed a $100 million lawsuit in U.S. District Court in New York against Don King, accusing the promoter of cheating him out of tens of millions of dollars. March 9, 1998 - Filed a lawsuit against former managers Rory Holloway and John Horne, claiming they betrayed him by arranging a deal that made King the former heavyweight champion's exclusive promoter. March 9, 1998 - Sherry Cole and Chevelle Butts filed a $22 million lawsuit against Tyson claiming he verbally and physically abused them March 1 at a Washington bistro after his sexual advances toward one of them were spurned. July 16, 1998 - The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reinstated a $4.4 million award that a jury decided boxer Tyson owes former trainer Kevin Rooney for unjustly firing him. July 17, 1998 - Applied for a boxing license in New Jersey. July 29, 1998 - Appeared before the New Jersey Athletic Control Board to get a boxing license to resume his career. Tyson first choked back tears as he apologized for biting Evander Holyfield's ears. At the end of his 35-minute appearance, however, Tyson cursed in front of regulators after being continually questioned about biting Holyfield. Aug. 13, 1998 - On the eve of a meeting of the New Jersey Athletic Control Board, Tyson's advisers abruptly withdrew his application for a New Jersey boxing license.

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Olympics - U.S. Boxing Team - 1996

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Olympics - U.S. Boxing Team - 1996 Jul 27th 2011, 10:02 U.S. Olympic Boxing Teams 1904 | 1908 | 1924 | 1928 | 1932 | 1936 | 1948 | 1952 | 1956 | 1960 | 1964 | 1968 | 1972 | 1976 | 1980 | 1984 | 1988 | 1992 | 1996 | 2000 | 2004 | 2008 1996 -- Atlanta, Georgia, USA 106: Albert Guardado, Topeka, Kan. 112: Eric Morel, Madison, Wis. 119: Zahir Raheem, Philadelphia, Pa. 125: Floyd Mayweather, Grand Rapids, Mich. 132: Terrance Cauthen, Philadelphia, Pa. 139: David Diaz, Chicago, Ill. 147: Fernando Vargas, Oxnard, Calif. 156: David Reid, Philadelphia, Pa. (1st) 165: Rhoshii Wells, Riverdale, Ga. 178: Antonio Tarver, Orlando, Fla. 201: Nate Jones, Chicago, Ill. +201: Lawrence Clay-Bey, Hartford, Conn Upcoming Schedule | Recent Results | Latest News | Current Champions | Boxers of the Past | Pound-for-Pound Top 50 | Heavyweight Top 50 | Boxing Awards | Olympic Boxing

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Tyson Fury

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Tyson Fury Jul 27th 2011, 10:02 15 Wins, 0 Losses, 10 Knockouts 2011 07-23 -- Dereck Chisora, London, United Kingdom, W 12 02-19 -- Marcelo Nascimento, London, United Kingdom, KO 5 2010 12-18 -- Zack Page, Quebec City, Canada, W 8 09-10 -- Rich Power, Bethnal Green, United Kingdom, W 8 06-25 -- John McDermott, Brentwood, United Kingdom, TKO 9 03-05 -- Hans-Joerg Blasko, Huddersfield, United Kingdom, TKO 1 2009 09-26 -- Tomas Mrazek, Dublin, Ireland, W 6 09-11 -- John McDermott, Brentwood, United Kingdom, W 10 07-18 -- Aleksandrs Selezens, Bethnal Green, United Kingdom, TKO 3 05-23 -- Scott Belshaw, Watford, United Kingdom, TKO 2 04-11 -- Mathew Ellis, Bethnal Green, United Kingdom, KO 1 03-14 -- Lee Swaby, Birmingham, United Kingdom, TKO 4 02-28 -- Daniil Peretyatko, Norwich, United Kingdom, TKO 2 01-17 -- Marcel Zeller, Wigan, United Kingdom, TKO 3 2008 12-06 -- Bela Gyongyosi, Nottingham, United Kingdom, TKO 1 Tyson Fury Date of Birth: June 1, 1988

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Mike Tyson

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Mike Tyson Jul 27th 2011, 10:02 Mike Tyson Fight Record: 50 Wins, 6 Losses, 2 No Contest, 44 Knockouts Mike Tyson Timeline Mike Tyson - Photo Gallery - 1986-1989 1985 Mar. 6 -- Hector Mercedes, Albany, N.Y., TKO 1 Apr. 10 -- Trent Singleton, Albany, N.Y., TKO 1 May 23 -- Don Halpern, Albany, N.Y., KO 4 June 20 -- Rick Spain, Atlantic City, N.J., KO 1 July 11 -- John Alderson, Atlantic City, N.J., TKO 2 July 19 -- Larry Sims, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., KO 3 Aug. 15 -- Lorenzo Canady, Atlantic City, N.J., TKO 1 Sept. 5 -- Michael Johnson, Atlantic City, N.J., KO 1 Oct. 9 -- Donnie Long, Atlantic City, N.J., KO 1 Oct. 25 -- Robert Colay, Atlantic City, N.J., KO 1 Nov. 1 -- Sterling Benjamin, Latham, N.Y., TKO 1 Nov. 13 -- Eddie Richardson, Houston, KO 1 Nov. 22 -- Conroy Nelson, Latham, N.Y., KO 2 Dec. 6 -- Sammy Scaff, New York, KO 1 Dec. 27 -- Mark Young, Latham, N.Y., KO 1 1986 Jan. 10 -- Dave Jaco, Albany, N.Y., TKO 1 Jan. 24 -- Mike Jamison, Atlantic City, N.J., TKO 5 Feb. 16 -- Jesse Ferguson, Troy, N.Y., W DSQ 6 Mar. 10 -- Steve Zouski, Uniondale, N.Y., KO 3 May 3 -- James Tillis, Glen Falls, N.Y., W 10 May 20 -- Mitch Green, New York, W 10 June 13 -- Reggie Gross, New York, TKO 1 June 28 -- William Hosea, Troy, N.Y., KO 1 July 11 -- Lorenzo Boyd, Swan Lake, N.Y., KO 2 July 26 -- Marvis Frazier, Glen Falls, N.Y., KO 1 Aug. 17 -- Jose Ribalta, Atlantic City, N.J., TKO 10 Sept. 6 -- Alfonzo Ratliff, Las Vegas, KO 2 Nov. 22 -- Trevor Berbick, Las Vegas, TKO 2 (Won WBC Heavyweight Title) 1987 Mar.7 -- James Smith, Las Vegas, W 12 (Won WBA Heavyweight Title/Retained WBC Heavyweight Title) May 30 -- Pinklon Thomas, Las Vegas, TKO 6 (Retained WBA/WBC Heavyweight Titles) Aug. 1 -- Tony Tucker, Las Vegas, W 12 (Won IBF Heavyweight Title/Retained WBA/WBC Heavyweight Titles/Became Undisputed World Heavyweight Champion) Oct. 16 -- Tyrell Biggs, Atlantic City, N.J., TKO 7 (Retained Undisputed World Heavyweight Title) 1988 Jan. 22 -- Larry Holmes, Atlantic City, N.J., TKO 4 (Retained Undisputed World Heavyweight Title) Mar. 21 -- Tony Tubbs, Tokyo, Japan, TKO 2 (Retained Undisputed World Heavyweight Title) June 27 -- Michael Spinks, Atlantic City, N.J., KO 1 (Retained Undisputed World Heavyweight Title) 1989 Feb. 25 -- Frank Bruno, Las Vegas, TKO 5 (Retained Undisputed World Heavyweight Title) July 21 -- Carl Williams, Atlantic City, N.J., TKO 1 (Retained Undisputed World Heavyweight Title) 1990 Feb. 11 -- James Douglas, Tokyo, Japan, KO by 10 (Lost World Heavyweight Title) June 16 -- Henry Tillman, Las Vegas, KO 1 Dec. 8 -- Alex Stewart, Atlantic City, N.J., KO 1 1991 Mar. 18 -- Donovan Ruddock, Las Vegas, TKO 7 June 28 -- Donovan Ruddock, Las Vegas, W 12 1995 Aug. 19 -- Peter McNeeley, Las Vegas, W DSQ 1 Dec. 16 -- Buster Mathis, Jr., Philadelphia, KO 3 1996 Mar. 16 -- Frank Bruno, Las Vegas, TKO 3 (Won WBC Heavyweight Title) Sept. 7 -- Bruce Seldon, Las Vegas, TKO 1 (Won WBA Heavyweight Title) Nov. 9 -- Evander Holyfield, Las Vegas, TKO by 11 (Lost WBA Heavyweight Title) 1997 June 28 -- Evander Holyfield, Las Vegas, L DQ 3 (For WBA Heavyweight Title) 1999 Jan. 16 -- Francois Botha, Las Vegas, KO 5 Oct. 23 -- Orlin Norris, Las Vegas, NC 1 2000 Jan. 29 -- Julius Francis, Manchester, England, TKO 2 June 24 -- Lou Savarese, Glasgow, Scotland, TKO 1 Oct. 20 -- Andrew Golota, Detroit, NC 3 2001 Oct. 13 -- Brian Nielsen, Copenhagen, Denmark, TKO 7 2002 June 8 -- Lennox Lewis, Memphis, Tennessee, KO by 8 *RECAP* (For WBC and IBF heavyweight title) 2003 Feb. 22 -- Clifford Etienne, Memphis, Tennessee, KO 1 2004 July 30 -- Danny Williams, Louisville, KY, KO by 4 *RECAP* 2005 June 11 -- Kevin McBride, Washington, DC, TKO by 6 *RECAP* Referee Joe Cortez stops the fight when Tyson doesn't come out for Round 7. Tyson announces his retirement after the fight. 2006 Oct. 20 -- Corey Sanders, Youngstown, OH, EXH. 4 *RECAP* Mike Tyson Birthdate: June 30, 1966.

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Leon Spinks

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Leon Spinks Jul 26th 2011, 10:02 Who Is Leon Spinks: Leon Spinks represented the United States as a light heavyweight boxer in the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal and won the Gold medal. He and Michael Spinks became the first brothers to win Gold medals in the same sport at the same Olympics. On February 15, 1978, in only his eighth professional fight, Spinks outpointed Muhammad Ali over 15 rounds to capture the world heavyweight title. Spinks lost the title back to Ali just seven months later and his career went into an irreversible tailspin. He last fought in 1995, ending with a pro record of 26-17-3. Where Is Leon Spinks Now: Spinks was reportedly homeless just over a decade after winning the heavyweight title. Later, after getting divorced, he briefly lived in a shelter in his native St. Louis. He's been a greeter at Mike Ditka's restaurant in Chicago. He also helped start a gym in Detroit and did assorted odd jobs in California. More recently, he was living in Columbus, Nebraska and working at a local YMCA and McDonalds. He was also volunteering at an after-school program for youth. Spinks' son, Cory Spinks, is a former welterweight and junior middleweight world champion. Leon can usually be spotted in or around the corner at each of his son's fights. More Where Are They Now? Michael Spinks Teofilo Stevenson More About Olympic Boxing Where Are They Now? Olympic Boxing main page

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Michael Spinks

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Michael Spinks Jul 26th 2011, 10:02 Who Is Michael Spinks: Michael Spinks represented the United States as a middleweight boxer in the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal and won the Gold medal. He and Leon Spinks became the first brothers to win Gold medals in the same sport at the same Olympics. As a pro, Michael became the first light heavyweight champion to capture the heavyweight title when he outpointed Larry Holmes - who was trying to tie Rocky Marciano's 49-0 record - in 1985. Spinks' final bout was in 1988 when he was knocked out in 91 seconds by Mike Tyson. After his first and only loss, Spinks retired with a record of 31-1 with 21 KOs. Where Is Michael Spinks Now: Spinks is the rare world class fighter who left the sport with money and his health and was never lured back into the ring. Spinks was inducted into the Boxing Hall of Fame in 1994 but remains nearly invisible on the boxing scene these days. The intensely private Spinks lives in a seven-bedroom house - not including the guest house - on a secluded five-acre spread outside Wilmington, Delaware. He remains close with his former promoter, Butch Lewis. On the rare occasions that Spinks is seen in public, it's typically at an event that Lewis is promoting. More Where Are They Now? Leon Spinks Teofilo Stevenson More About Olympic Boxing Where Are They Now? Olympic Boxing main page

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Timothy Bradley

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Timothy Bradley Jul 25th 2011, 10:02 Desert Storm 27 Wins, 0 Losses, 1 No Contest, 11 Knockouts 2011 01-29 -- Devon Alexander, Pontiac, MI, W Tech Dec 10 *RECAP* (Won WBC light welterweight title) (Retained WBO light welterweight title) 2010 07-17 -- Luis Carlos Abregu, Rancho Mirage, CA, W 12 2009 12-12 -- Lamont Peterson, Rancho Mirage, CA, W 12 *RECAP* (Retained WBO light welterweight title) 08-01 -- Nate Campbell, Rancho Mirage, CA, NC 3 *RECAP* (Retained WBO light welterweight title) 04-04 -- Kendall Holt, Montreal, Canada, W 12 *RECAP* (Retained WBC light welterweight title) (Won WBO light welterweight title) 2008 09-13 -- Edner Cherry, Biloxi, MS, W 12 (Retained WBC light welterweight title) 05-10 -- Junior Witter, Nottingham, United Kingdom, W 12 (Won WBC light welterweight title) 2007 07-27 -- Miguel Vazquez, Corona, CA, W 10 06-01 -- Donald Camarena, Santa Ynez, CA, W 10 04-13 -- Nasser Athumani, Ontario, CA, TKO 5 02-02 -- Manuel Garnica, Santa Ynez, CA, W 8 2006 12-01 -- Jaime Rangel, Santa Ynez, CA, W Tech Dec 8 10-16 -- Alfonso Sanchez, Ontario, CA, KO 1 08-18 -- Martin Ramirez, Corona, CA, TKO 5 06-23 -- Arturo Urena, Ontario, CA, TKO 3 05-13 -- Jesus Santiago, Lancaster, CA, KO 6 03-31 -- Eli Addison, Ontario, CA, W 8 02-17 -- Rafael Ortiz, Ontario, CA, TKO 2 2005 11-21 -- Jorge Padilla, Ontario, CA, W Tech Dec 9 09-23 -- Francisco Rincon, Corona, CA, W 10 08-26 -- Juan Cervantes, Corona, CA, W 6 07-21 -- Marcos Costa, Los Angeles, CA, TKO 5 06-03 -- Justo Almazan, Ontario, CA, W 6 04-25 -- Ramon Ortiz, Ontario, CA, KO 3 03-28 -- Carlos Parra, Ontario, CA, KO 1 2004 11-22 -- Luis Medina, Ontario, CA, TKO 1 10-29 -- Raul Nunez, Ontario, CA, W 4 08-20 -- Francisco Martinez, Corona, CA, TKO 2 Timothy Bradley Date of Birth: Aug. 29, 1983

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