Boxing: What's Hot Now: Floyd Mayweather Jr.

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Floyd Mayweather Jr. Mar 31st 2013, 11:02 Pro Record: 43 Wins, 0 Losses, 26 KOs Amateur Record: 84 Wins, 6 Losses Floyd Mayweather Jr. Amateur Highlights 2012 May 5 -- Miguel Cotto, Las Vegas, NV, W 12 *RECAP* (Won WBA light middleweight title) 2011 Sept. 17 -- Victor Ortiz, Las Vegas, NV, KO 4 *RECAP* (Won WBC welterweight title) 2010 May 1 -- Shane Mosley, Las Vegas, NV, W 12 *RECAP* 2009 Sept. 19 -- Juan Manuel Marquez, Las Vegas, NV, W 12 *ROUND-BY-ROUND RECAP* 2008 *INACTIVE 2007 Dec. 8 -- Ricky Hatton, Las Vegas, NV, TKO 10 *RECAP* (Retained WBC Welterweight Title) May 5 -- Oscar De La Hoya, Las Vegas, NV, W 12 *RECAP* (Won WBC Jr. Middleweight Title) 2006 Nov. 4 -- Carlos Baldomir, Las Vegas, NV, W 12 *RECAP* (Won WBC Welterweight Title) Apr. 8 -- Zab Judah, Las Vegas, NV, W 12 *RECAP* (Won IBF Welterweight Title) 2005 Nov. 19 -- Sharmba Mitchell, Portland, OR, TKO 6 *RECAP* June 25 -- Arturo Gatti, Atlantic City, NJ, TKO 6 *RECAP* (Won WBC Light Welterweight Title) Jan. 22 -- Henry Bruseles, Miami, FL, TKO 8 *RECAP* 2004 May 22 -- DeMarcus Corley, Atlantic City, NJ, W 12 *RECAP* 2003 Nov. 1 -- Phillip N'Dou, Grand Rapids, Michigan, TKO 7 *RECAP* (Retained WBC lightweight title) Apr. 19 -- Victoriano Sosa, Fresno, CA, W 12 (Retained WBC lightweight title) 2002 Dec. 7 -- Jose Luis Castillo, Las Vegas, W 12 (Retained WBC lightweight title) Apr. 20 -- Jose Luis Castillo, Las Vegas, W 12 (Won WBC lightweight title) 2001 Nov. 10 -- Jesus Chavez, San Francisco, California, TKO 10 (Retained WBC super featherweight title) May 26 -- Carlos Hernandez, Grand Rapids, Michigan, W 12 (Retained WBC super featherweight title) Jan. 20 -- Diego Corrales, Las Vegas, TKO 10 (Retained WBC super featherweight title) 2000 Oct. 21 -- Emanuel Burton, Detroit, Michigan, TKO 9 Mar. 18 -- Goyo Vargas, Las Vegas, W 12 (Retained WBC super featherweight title) 1999 Sept. 11 -- Carlos Gerena, Las Vegas, TKO 7 (Retained WBC super featherweight title) May 22 -- Justin Juuko, Las Vegas, KO 9 (Retained WBC super featherweight title) Feb. 17 -- Carlos Rios, Grand Rapids, Michigan, W 12 *RECAP* (Retained WBC super featherweight title) 1998 Dec. 19 -- Angel Manfredy, Miami, TKO 2 (Retained WBC super featherweight title) Oct. 3 -- Genaro Hernandez, Las Vegas, TKO 8 (Captured WBC super featherweight title) June 14 -- Tony Pep, Atlantic City, W 10 Apr. 18 -- Gustavo Cuello, Los Angeles, W 10 Mar. 23 -- Miguel Melo, Ledyard, Connecticut, TKO 3 Feb. 28 -- Sam Girad, Atlantic City, KO 2 Jan. 9 -- Hector Arroyo, Biloxi, Mississippi, TKO 5 1997 Nov. 20 -- Angelo Nunez, Los Angeles, TKO 3 Oct. 14 -- Felipe Garcia, Boise, Idaho, KO 6 Sept. 6 -- Luis Leija, El Paso, Texas, KO 2 July 12 -- Jesus Chavez, Biloxi, Mississippi, TKO 5 June 14 -- Larry O'Shields, San Antonio, Texas, W 6 May 9 -- Tony Duran, Las Vegas, TKO 1 Apr. 12 -- Robert Giepert, Las Vegas, TKO 1 Mar. 12 -- Kino Rodriguez, Grand Rapids, TKO 1 Feb. 1 -- Edgar Ayala, Chula Vista, California, KO 2 Jan. 18 -- Jerry Cooper, Las Vegas, TKO 1 1996 Nov. 30 -- Reggie Sanders, Albuquerque, New Mexico, W 4 Oct. 11 -- Roberto Apodaca, Las Vegas, KO 2 Floyd Mayweather Jr. Date of Birth: Feb. 24, 1977 Note: Beginning March 1, 2013, this site will no longer be updated. For up-to-date boxing information, please visit ACEonSports.com

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Brandon Rios

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Brandon Rios Mar 29th 2013, 11:02 Bam Bam 31 Wins, 0 Losses, 1 Draw, 23 Knockouts 2012 10-13 -- Mike Alvarado, Carson, CA, TKO 7 04-14 -- Richard Abril, Las Vegas, NV, W 12 (For vacant WBA lightweight title / Rios failed to make weight) 2011 12-03 -- John Murray, New York, NY, TKO 11 *RECAP* (Stripped of WBA lightweight title for failing to make weight) 07-09 -- Urbano Antillon, Carson, CA, TKO 3 (Retained WBA lightweight title) 02-26 -- Miguel Acosta, Las Vegas, NV, TKO 10 *RECAP* (Won WBA lightweight title) 2010 11-13 -- Omri Lowther, Arlington, TX, TKO 5 09-11 -- Anthony Peterson, Las Vegas, NV, W DQ 7 02-06 -- Jorge Luis Teron, McAllen, TX, TKO 3 2009 11-06 -- Lorenzo Estrada, Garden City, KS, TKO 1 10-17 -- Manuel Perez, Corpus Christi, TX, TKO 7 09-12 -- Daniel Valenzuela, Tepic, Mexico KO 2 05-16 -- Oscar Meza, Primm, NV, TKO 5 2008 12-19 -- Carlos Guevara, Denver, CO, KO 5 10-03 -- Manuel Perez, Denver, CO, D 10 07-25 -- Sandro Marcos, Las Vegas, NV, TKO 2 05-17 -- Ricardo Dominguez, Aguascalientes, Mexico W 10 03-14 -- Alvin Brown, Cicero, IL, TKO 2 2007 05-25 -- Carlos Madrid, Albuquerque, New Mexico, W 6 2006 12-22 -- Humberto Tapia, Cicero, IL, W 8 10-13 -- Elias Lopez, Nogales, AZ, W 6 09-08 -- Wayne Fletcher, Dallas, TX, KO 3 05-05 -- Juan Alfonso Figueroa, Maywood, CA, TKO 6 03-03 -- Freddy Castro, Maywood, CA, TKO 3 01-20 -- Joel Ortega, Maywood, CA, KO 5 2005 11-25 -- Mike Pare, Bernalillo, NM, W 4 09-30 -- Angel Eduardo Mata, Commerce, CA, W 6 07-15 -- Jamie Alvarado, Chicago, IL, TKO 1 06-18 -- Ramon Flores, Maywood, CA, TKO 1 06-03 -- Gerardo Robles, Oxnard, CA, TKO 3 01-28 -- Ricky Ponce, Oxnard, CA, KO 1 2004 08-27 -- Abraham Verdugo, Phoenix, AZ, TKO 2 07-23 -- Raul Montes, Oxnard, CA, TKO 3 Brandon Rios Date of Birth: Apr. 29, 1986

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Biggest Controversies

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Biggest Controversies Mar 28th 2013, 11:02 Boxing's scoring system is subjective by nature. Throw in some incompetence, not to mention corruption, and the stage is set for controversy. Here are a few examples (in chronological order): 1. London, 1908: Australia's Reginald "Snowy" Baker, who won Silver at middleweight, was the only non-British boxer to win a medal. Baker, believing that the referee was not impartial, protested his loss in the finals to John Douglas. Sour grapes? Hardly. The referee was Douglas' father! 2. Amsterdam, 1928: Controversial decisions led to brawls among spectators watching the fights. One such brawl came after a disputed decision went against American flyweight Hyman Miller in the first-round. The U.S. boxing team considered withdrawing from the Games but was talked out of it by Douglas MacArthur, who was - at that time - President of the U.S. Olympic Committee. 3. Berlin, 1936: Lightweight Thomas Hamilton-Brown of South Africa, after losing a first-round split decision, went on an eating binge. No big deal, right? Wrong! It was discovered that one of the judges had reversed his scores and Brown was actually the winner ... but he was unable to make weight for his next bout and was disqualified! 4. Los Angeles, 1984 At the 1984 Games, Evander Holyfield represented the United States in the light heavyweight division. In the second round of his semi-final match with Kevin Barry, Holyfield was disqualified. Referee Gligorije Novicic called for a "break", which instructs the fighters to stop punching. Holyfield, apparently, did not hear the call and threw a punch which dropped Barry to the canvas. When Barry was unable to continue, Holyfield was disqualified. A disappointed Holyfield was awarded the bronze medal. How bad was this decision? Bad enough that the referee later apologized for being out of position when he made the "break" call. Bad enough that Gold medalist Anton Josipovic of Yugoslavia pulled Holyfield to the top of the podium to join him during the medal ceremony. 5. Seoul, 1988 Roy Jones Jr. was a very successful amateur boxer, compiling a record of 121-13. At the 1988 Games, he represented the United States in the light middleweight division. Jones won every round in dominant fashion to reach the finals. The final was no different as Jones outlanded his South Korean opponent Park Si-Hun 86-32. Unfortunately, the judges were either pressured, coerced or bribed to favor the local fighter and awarded Park an indefensible 3- 2 decision. One judge admitted the decision was a mistake and all three judges ended up being suspended. How bad was this decision? Park reportedly congratulated Jones after the bout and admitted that the decision was wrong. The decision was bad enough that, despite winning only a Silver Medal, Jones was awarded the Val Barker Trophy as Games' most outstanding and stylistic boxer. The IOC - despite investigating and concluding that three of the judges were wined and dined by Korean officials - allowed the decision to stand. Return to Olympic Boxing

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Current Heavyweight Rankings

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Current Heavyweight Rankings Mar 28th 2013, 11:02 Updated February 28, 2013 The heavyweight division has always been and will always be the glamour division of the sport ... but it's kind of a mess at the present time. Lennox Lewis was the (more-or-less) undisputed champ ... but then he retired. Then Vitali Klitschko seemed to be on his way to becoming the (more-or-less) undisputed champ ... but then he retired too ... for nearly four years. Plus all the top pound-for-pound fighters in the sport are campaigning in lower weight categories. Nevertheless, the big money and the majority of the media attention continues to focus on the big boys. Accordingly, it seems appropriate to have an in-depth look at who's who in today's heavyweight division and rank them accordingly. Plenty of magazines and web sites will give their top ten. However, if you really love boxing, then ten is definitely not enough. So here they are -- the top fifty heavyweight fighters in the world today. Let the debates begin! Beginning March 1, 2013, this page will no longer be updated. For an up-to-date Heavyweight Top 50, please visit ACEonSports.com

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Boxing Champions

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Boxing Champions Mar 23rd 2013, 11:02 Updated February 28, 2013 Boxing Champions Current world champions as recognized by the World Boxing Association (WBA), World Boxing Council (WBC), International Boxing Federation (IBF) and World Boxing Organization (WBO). Beginning March 1, 2013, this page will no longer be updated. For an up-to-date listing of Current Boxing Champions, please visit ACEonSports.com

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Boxing Nicknames

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Boxing Nicknames Mar 22nd 2013, 11:02 Note: Beginning March 1, 2013, this site will no longer be updated. For up-to-date boxing information, please visit ACEonSports.com Boxers are among the most colorful athletes in all of sports, so it should come as no surprise that they also have the best nicknames. Here is a list of 101 of the greatest nicknames in boxing history: Andrew "Six Heads" Lewis Arturo "Thunder" Gatti Beast from the East (Nikolay Valuev) Bernard "The Executioner" Hopkins Bobby "No Dice" Chacon Butterbean (Eric Esch) Darnell "The Ding-a-Ling Man" Wilson Davarryl "Touch of Sleep" Williamson Donovan "Razor" Ruddock El Terrible (Erik Morales) Evander "Real Deal" Holyfield Everett "Bigfoot" Martin Explosive Thin Man (Alexis Arguello) "Gentleman" Jim Corbett Hands of Stone (Roberto Duran) Hector "Macho" Camacho Homicide Hank (Henry Armstrong) Iran "The Blade" Barkley James "Bonecrusher" Smith James "Buster" Douglas James "Hard Rock" Green James "Lights Out" Toney James "Quick" Tillis Jeff "Left Hook" Lacy Jerry "Wimpy" Halstead Jersey Joe Walcott (Arnold Cream) John "The Beast" Mugabi Jose "Mantequilla" Napoles Juan "The Hispanic Causing Panic" Lazcano Laila "She Be Stinging" Ali Lance "Mount" Whitaker Mark "Too Sharp" Johnson "Merciless" Ray Mercer Michael "Dynamite" Dokes Michael "Second to" Nunn Mike "The Body Snatcher" McCallum Mike "The Bounty" Hunter Mitch "Blood" Green No Mas (Roberto Duran) Nonpareil (Jack Dempsey) O'Neil "Give 'em Hell" Bell Owen "What the Heck" Beck Pac-Man (Manny Pacquaio) Continue on to PAGE 2 for nicknames 51-101.

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Mike Tyson Timeline

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Mike Tyson Timeline Mar 20th 2013, 11:02 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: Manny Pacquiao

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Manny Pacquiao Mar 17th 2013, 11:05 54 Wins, 5 Losses, 2 Draws, 38 Knockouts 1995 01-22 -- Edmund Enting Ignacio, Mindoro Occidental, Philippines, W 4 03-18 -- Pinoy Montejo, Mindoro Occidental, Philippines, W 4 05-01 -- Rocky Palma, Cavite, Philippines, W 6 07-01 -- Dele Decierto, Mandaluyong, Philippines, TKO 2 08-03 -- Flash Simbajon, Mandaluyong, Philippines, W 6 09-16 -- Arman Rocil, Mandaluyong, Philippines, KO 3 10-07 -- Lolito Laroa, Makati, Philippines, W 8 10-21 -- Renato Mendones, Puerto Princesa, Philippines, TKO 2 11-11 -- Rodulfo Fernandez, Mandaluyong, Philippines, TKO 3 12-09 -- Rolando Tuyugon, Manila, Philippines, W 10 1996 01-13 -- Lito Torrejos, Paranaque City, Philippines, TKO 5 02-09 -- Rustico Torrecampo, Mandaluyong, Philippines, KO by 3 04-27 -- Marlon Carillo, Manila, Philippines, W 10 05-20 -- Jun Medina, Manila, Philippines, TKO 4 06-15 -- Bert Batiller, General Santos City, Philippines, TKO 4 07-27 -- Ippo Gala, Mandaluyong, Philippines, TKO 2 12-28 -- Sung-Yul Lee, Muntinlupa, Philippines, TKO 2 1997 03-08 -- Michael Luna, Muntinlupa, Philippines, KO 1 04-24 -- Wook-Ki Lee, Makati, Philippines, KO 1 05-30 -- Ariel Austria, Almendras, Philippines, TKO 6 06-26 -- Chokchai Chockvivat, Mandaluyong, Philippines, KO 5 09-13 -- Melvin Magramo, Cebu, Philippines, W 10 12-06 -- Panomdej Or Yuthanakorn, South Cotabato, Philippines, KO 1 1998 05-18 -- Shin Terao, Tokyo, Japan, TKO 1 12-04 -- Chartchai Sasakul, Bangkok, Thailand, TKO 8 (Won WBC Flyweight Title) 1999 02-20 -- Todd Makelin, Kidapawan, Philippines, TKO 3 04-24 -- Gabriel Mira, Quezon City, Philippines, KO 4 (Retained WBC Flyweight Title) 09-17 -- Medgoen Singsurat, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand, KO by 3 (Pacquiao failed to make weight, lost WBC Flyweight title) 12-18 -- Reynante Jamili, Manila, Philippines, TKO 2 2000 03-04 -- Arnel Barotillo, Manila, Philippines, KO 4 06-28 -- Seung-Kon Chae, Manila, Philippines, TKO 1 10-14 -- Nedal Hussein, Antipolo City, Philippines, TKO 10 2001 02-24 -- Tetsutora Senrima, Manila, Philippines, TKO 5 04-28 -- Wethya Sakmuangklang, Kidapawan City, Philippines, TKO 6 06-23 -- Lehlohonolo Ledwaba, Las Vegas, NV, TKO 6 (Won IBF Super Bantamweight Title) 11-10 -- Agapito Sánchez, San Francisco, CA, Tech Draw 6 (For WBO Super Bantamweight Title) (Retained IBF Super Bantamweight Title) 2002 06-08 -- Jorge Eliecer Julio, Memphis, TN, TKO 2 (Retained IBF Super Bantamweight Title) 10-26 -- Fahprakorb Rakkiatgym, Davao City, Philippines, KO 1 (Retained IBF Super Bantamweight Title) 2003 03-15 -- Serikzhan Yeshmangbetov, Manila, Philippines, TKO 5 07-26 -- Emmanuel Lucero, Los Angeles, CA, TKO 3 (Retained IBF Super Bantamweight Title) 11-15 -- Marco Antonio Barrera, San Antonio, TX, TKO 11 2004 05-08 -- Juan Manuel Marquez, Las Vegas, NV, D 12 (For WBC Featherweight Title) (For IBF Featherweight Title) 12-11 -- Fahsan (3K Battery) Por Thawatchai, Rizal, Philippines, TKO 4 2005 03-19 -- Erik Morales, Las Vegas, NV, L 12 *RECAP* 09-10 -- Hector Velazquez, Los Angeles, CA, TKO 6 2006 01-21 -- Erik Morales, Las Vegas, NV, TKO 10 *RECAP* 07-02 -- Oscar Larios, Manila, Philippines, W 12 11-18 -- Erik Morales, Las Vegas, NV, KO 3 *RECAP* 2007 04-14 -- Jorge Solis, San Antonio, TX, KO 8 *RECAP* 10-06 -- Marco Antonio Barrera, Las Vegas, NV, W 12 *RECAP* 2008 03-15 -- Juan Manuel Marquez, Las Vegas, NV, W 12 *RECAP* (Won WBC Super Featherweight Title) 06-28 -- David Diaz, Las Vegas, NV, TKO 9 *RECAP* (Won WBC Lightweight Title) 12-06 -- Oscar De La Hoya, Las Vegas, NV, TKO 8 *RECAP* 2009 05-02 -- Ricky Hatton, Las Vegas, NV, KO 2 *RECAP* 11-14 -- Miguel Cotto, Las Vegas, NV, TKO 12 *RECAP* (Won WBO Welterweight Title) 2010 03-13 -- Joshua Clottey, Arlington, TX, W 12 *RECAP* (Retained WBO Welterweight Title) 11-13 -- Antonio Margarito, Arlington, TX, W 12 *RECAP* (Won Vacant WBC Light Middleweight Title) 2011 05-07 -- Shane Mosley, Las Vegas, NV, W 12 *RECAP* (Retained WBO Welterweight Title) 11-12 -- Juan Manuel Marquez, Las Vegas, NV, W 12 *RECAP* (Retained WBO welterweight title) 2012 06-09 -- Timothy Bradley, Las Vegas, NV, L 12 *RECAP* (Lost WBO welterweight title) 12-08 -- Juan Manuel Marquez, Las Vegas, NV, KO by 6 *RECAP* Manny Pacquiao Birth Date: December 17, 1978 Note: Beginning March 1, 2013, this site will no longer be updated. For up-to-date boxing information, please visit ACEonSports.com

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Micky Ward

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Micky Ward Mar 16th 2013, 11:03 Irish 38 Wins, 13 Losses, 27 Knockouts 2003 06-07 -- Arturo Gatti, Atlantic City, NJ, L 10 2002 11-23 -- Arturo Gatti, Atlantic City, NJ, L 10 05-18 -- Arturo Gatti, Uncasville, CT, W 10 01-05 -- Jesse James Leija, San Antonio, TX, L Tech Dec 5 2001 07-13 -- Emanuel Augustus, Hampton Beach, NH, W 10 05-18 -- Steve Quinonez, Mashantucket, CT, KO 1 2000 08-19 -- Antonio Diaz, Mashantucket, CT, L 10 03-11 -- Shea Neary, London, United Kingdom TKO 8 1999 10-01 -- Reggie Green, Salem, NH, TKO 10 07-16 -- Jermal Corbin, Hampton Beach, NH, TKO 5 03-17 -- Jose Luis Mendez, Boston, MA, TKO 3 1998 06-07 -- Zab Judah, Miami, Florida, L 12 04-14 -- Mark Fernandez, Mashantucket, CT, KO 3 1997 08-09 -- Vince Phillips, Boston, MA, TKO by 3 (For IBF light welterweight title) 04-12 -- Alfonso Sanchez, Las Vegas, NV, KO 7 1996 12-06 -- Manny Castillo, Reno, NV, W 10 07-28 -- Louis Veader, Mashantucket, CT, W 12 04-13 -- Louis Veader, Boston, MA, TKO 9 03-15 -- Alex Ortiz, Revere, MA, TKO 1 01-26 -- Alberto Alicea, Revere, MA, TKO 3 1995 12-30 -- Edgardo Rosario, Revere, MA, TKO 1 1994 09-10 -- Genaro Andujar, Lowell, MA, KO 3 06-17 -- Luis Castillo, Lowell, MA, TKO 5 1991 10-15 -- Ricky Meyers, Atlantic City, NJ, L 10 05-02 -- Tony Martin, Atlantic City, NJ, L 10 1990 10-18 -- Charles Murray, Rochester, New York, L 12 04-26 -- Harold Brazier, Atlantic City, NJ, L 12 02-03 -- David Rivello, Boston, MA, W 10 1989 05-23 -- Clarence Coleman, Atlantic City, NJ, TKO 5 01-15 -- Frankie Warren, Atlantic City, NJ, L 12 1988 12-13 -- Francisco Tomas Da Cruz, Atlantic City, NJ, TKO 3 09-09 -- Mike Mungin, Atlantic City, NJ, L 10 07-09 -- Marvin Garris, Atlantic City, NJ, TKO 2 05-19 -- David Silva, Atlantic City, NJ, W 10 02-19 -- Joey Olivera, Las Vegas, NV, W 10 01-15 -- Joey Ferrell, Atlantic City, NJ, TKO 1 1987 09-25 -- Edwin Curet, Atlantic City, NJ, L 10 08-25 -- Derrick McGuire, Atlantic City, NJ, TKO 4 04-06 -- Kelly Koble, Las Vegas, NV, TKO 4 02-24 -- Hilario Mercedes, Atlantic City, NJ, W 8 1986 10-24 -- Carlos Brandi, Lowell, MA, KO 2 08-29 -- John Rafuse, Lowell, MA, W 8 07-04 -- Rafael Terrero, Atlantic City, NJ, TKO 2 06-15 -- Ken Willis, Atlantic City, NJ, W PTS 6 05-30 -- Luis Pizzarro, Atlantic City, NJ, TKO 3 04-18 -- Darrell Curtis, Atlantic City, NJ, TKO 5 02-21 -- Jesus Carlos Velez, Atlantic City, NJ, KO 6 01-24 -- Mike Peoples, Atlantic City, NJ, W 4 01-10 -- Chris Bajor, Atlantic City, NJ, TKO 3 1985 08-27 -- Greg Young, Lowell, MA, TKO 4 06-13 -- David Morin, Lawrence, MA, TKO 1 Micky Ward Date of Birth: Oct. 4, 1965

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Boxers of the Past

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Boxers of the Past Mar 15th 2013, 11:05 For Records of ACTIVE FIGHTERS, please CLICK HERE A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z A: Ali, Arguello, Armstrong ... B: Basilio, Benitezz, Braddock ... C: Charles, Conn, Corbett ... D: Dempsey, Douglas, Duran ... E: Ellis, Elorde F: Fenech, Foreman, Frazier ... G: Gavilan, Graziano, Greb ... H: Hagler, Hearns, Holmes ... I: Ibeabuchi ... J: Jeffries, Johansson, Johnson ... K: Kalule, Kelley, Ketchel ... L: Leonard, Liston, Louis ... M: Marciano, Monzon, Moore ... N: Napoles, Nelson, Norton ... O: Olivares, Olson, Ortiz ... P: Patterson, Pep, Pryor ... Q: Qawi, Quarry R: Robinson, Ross, Ruddock ... S: Sanchez, Schmeling, Spinks ... T: Tiger, Torres, Tunney ... U V: Vaca, Valdez W: Walcott, Walker, Whitaker ... X Y: Yuh Z: Zale, Zarate, Zivic For Records of ACTIVE FIGHTERS, please CLICK HERE

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Amateur Boxing Rules

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Amateur Boxing Rules Mar 13th 2013, 11:05 Article VII, Section 107.6 -- Judges (1) Dress. The judges shall officiate in white clothing, similar to the referee. Female officials will be dressed in white blouse, white skirt or slacks, and preferably, white shoes. Officials working in USA Boxing Group Members’ tournaments may wear the uniforms of that organization at its competitions. (2) Duties. (a) Each judge shall independently judge the merits of the two boxers and shall decide the winner according to the rules. (b) A judge shall not speak to a boxer nor to another judge nor to anyone else except the referee during the contest, but may, if necessary, at the end of a round, bring to the notice of the referee any incident which the referee may appear not to have noticed, such as the misconduct of a coach, loose ropes, etc. (c) The number of legal scoring blows will be counted with the use of a tally counter or similar counting device. Two counting devices will be used. One device will count the scoring blows for the Red corner and the other device will count the scoring blows for the Blue corner. The number of legal scoring blows awarded to each boxer will be recorded on the score card at the end of each round. In addition, any warnings shall be entered by the judge on the scorecard immediately after the end of the round as indicated by Rule 107.7(1)(b) & (c). The scoring device must be reset to zero prior to the start of the next round. (d) At the end of the bout, a judge shall total the scoring blows and nominate a winner. (e) Judges shall not leave their seats until the result has been announced to the public. (3) Each contest shall be marked by five USA Boxing judges who shall be seated separate from the public and immediately adjacent to the ring. Two of the judges shall be seated on the same side of the ring at a sufficient distance from one another, and each of the other three judges shall be seated at the center of one of the other three sides of the ring. When the number of officials available is insufficient, three judges instead of five may be used, but this shall not apply to the U.S. Championships or similar events. (4) Before a contest begins, the referee and the judges should confirm the identity of each boxer, fill in the necessary preliminary entries on their score card, such as weight class, bout number, date and affix their signature to the bottom of the paper. Each official will print, in large block letters, the names of the boxers in the red and blue corners in the corresponding left and right columns on the scorecard. Note: Competition organizers should strive to have all scorecards pre-printed or typed with names, club representation, weights, etc.

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Michael Spinks

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Michael Spinks Mar 12th 2013, 11:05 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: Evander Holyfield

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Evander Holyfield Mar 7th 2013, 11:03 44 Wins, 10 Losses, 2 Draw, 1 No Contest, 29 Knockouts 1984 Nov. 15 -- Lionel Byarm, New York, W 6 1985 Jan. 20 -- Eric Winbush, Atlantic City, W 6 Mar. 13 -- Freddie Brown, Norfolk, Virginia, KO 1 Apr. 20 -- Mark Rivera, Corpus Christi, Texas, KO 2 July 20 -- Tyrone Booze, Norfolk, Virginia, W 8 Aug. 29 -- Rick Myers, Atlanta, KO 1 Oct. 30 -- Jeff Meachem, Atlantic City, KO 5 Dec. 21 -- Anthony Davis, Virginia Beach, Virginia, KO 4 1986 Mar. 1 -- Chisanda Mutti, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, KO 3 Apr. 6 -- Jesse Shelby, Corpus Christi, Texas, KO 3 May 28 -- Terry Mims, Metairie, Louisiana, KO 5 July 20 -- Dwight Qawi, Atlanta, W 15 (Captured WBA cruiserweight title) Dec. 8 -- Michael Brothers, Paris, KO 3 1987 Feb. 14 -- Henry Tillman, Reno, Nevada, TKO 7 (Retained WBA cruiserweight title) May 15 -- Rickey Parkey, Las Vegas, TKO 3 (Unified WBA and IBF crusierweight titles) Aug. 15 -- Ossie Ocasio, St. Tropez, France, TKO 11 (Retained WBA and IBF cruiserweight titles) Dec. 4 -- Dwight Qawi, Atlantic City, TKO 4 (Retained WBA and IBF cruiserweight titles) 1988 Apr. 9 -- Carlos DeLeon, Las Vegas, TKO 8 (Captured undisputed cruiserweight title) July 16 -- James Tillis, Lake Tahoe, Nevada, KO 8 Dec. 9 -- Pinklon Thomas, Atlantic City, TKO 7 1989 Mar. 11 -- Michael Dokes, Las Vegas, TKO 10 July 15 -- Adilson Rodrigues, Lake Tahoe, Nevada, KO 2 Nov. 4 -- Alex Stewart, Atlantic City, TKO 8 1990 June 1 -- Seamus McDonagh, Atlantic City, TKO 4 Oct. 25 -- Buster Douglas, Las Vegas, KO 3 (Captured undisputed world heavyweight title) 1991 Apr. 19 -- George Foreman, Atlantic City, W 12 (Retained undisputed world heavyweight title) Nov. 23 -- Bert Cooper, Atlanta, TKO 7 (Retained undisputed world heavyweight title) 1992 Jun. 19 -- Larry Holmes, Las Vegas, W 12 (Retained undisputed world heavyweight title) Nov. 13 -- Riddick Bowe, Las Vegas, L 12 (Lost undisputed world heavyweight title) 1993 June 26 -- Alex Stewart, Atlantic City, W 12 Nov. 6 -- Riddick Bowe, Las Vegas, W 12 (Regained WBA and IBF heavyweight titles) 1994 Apr. 22 -- Michael Moorer, Las Vegas, L 12 (Lost WBA and IBF heavyweight titles) 1995 May 20 -- Ray Mercer, Atlantic City, W 10 Nov. 4 -- Riddick Bowe, Las Vegas, TKO by 8 1996 May 10 -- Bobby Czyz, New York City, TKO 6 Nov. 9 -- Mike Tyson, Las Vegas, KO 11 (Regained WBA heavyweight title) 1997 June 28 -- Mike Tyson, Las Vegas, W DQ 3 (Retained WBA heavyweight title) Nov. 8 -- Michael Moorer, Las Vegas, TKO 8 (Unified IBF and WBA heavyweight titles) 1998 Sep. 19 -- Vaughn Bean, Atlanta, W 12 (Retained IBF heavyweight title) 1999 Mar. 13 -- Lennox Lewis, New York, D 12 (Retained IBF and WBA heavyweight titles) Nov. 13 -- Lennox Lewis, Las Vegas, L 12 (Lost IBF and WBA heavyweight titles) 2000 Aug. 12 -- John Ruiz, Las Vegas, W 12 (Regained WBA heavyweight title) 2001 March 3 -- John Ruiz, Las Vegas, L 12 (Lost WBA heavyweight title) Dec. 15 -- John Ruiz, Mashantucket, CT, D 12 (For WBA heavyweight title) 2002 June 1 -- Hasim Rahman, Atlantic City, W Tech Dec 8 Dec. 14 -- Chris Byrd, Atlantic City, L 12 (For IBF heavyweight title) 2003 Oct. 4 -- James Toney, Las Vegas, TKO by 9 2004 Nov. 13 -- Larry Donald, New York, L 12 2005 INACTIVE 2006 Aug. 18 -- Jeremy Bates, Dallas, TX, TKO 2 *RECAP* Nov. 10 -- Fres Oquendo, San Antonio, TX, W 12 *RECAP* 2007 Mar. 17 -- Vinny Maddalone, Corpus Christi, TX, TKO 3 *RECAP* June 30 -- Lou Savarese, El Paso, TX, W 10 *RECAP* Oct. 13 -- Sultan Ibragimov, Moscow, Russia, L 12 *RECAP* (For WBO Heavyweight Title) 2008 Dec. 20 -- Nicolay Valuev, Zurich, Switzerland, L 12 *RECAP* (For WBA Heavyweight Title) 2009 *INACTIVE* 2010 04-10 -- Francois Botha, Las Vegas, NV, TKO 8 *RECAP* 2011 01-22 -- Sherman Williams, White Sulphur Springs, WV, NC 3 *RECAP* 05-07 -- Brian Nielsen, Copenhagen, Denmark, TKO 10 Evander Holyfield Date of Birth: Oct. 19, 1962

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