Boxing: What's Hot Now: Biggest Controversies in Olympic Boxing History

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Biggest Controversies in Olympic Boxing History Nov 17th 2013, 11:03, by boxing.guide@about.com 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: David Tua

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David Tua Nov 12th 2013, 11:02, by boxing.guide@about.com 52 Wins, 4 Losses, 2 Draws, 43 Knockouts 1992 Dec. 1 -- Ron Humes, Virginia Beach, Virginia -- KO 1 Dec. 14 -- Lorenzo Poole, Ledyard, Conneticutt -- KO 1 1993 Feb. 6 -- Lazaro Almanza, New York, New York -- TKO 3 Feb. 27 -- Howard Kelly, Atlantic City, New Jersey -- TKO 3 March 23 -- Alfredo Nevarez, San Antonio, Texas -- TKO 1 May 28 -- Willie Washington, Houston, Texas -- KO 1 June 22 -- Bruce Johnson, Atlantic City, New Jersey -- TKO 2 July 10 -- Larry Davis, Bushkill, Pennsylvania -- KO 1 Sept. 25 -- Rick Honeycutt, Poughkeepski, New York -- KO 2 Nov. 6 -- Krishna Wainright, Las Vegas, Nevada -- W 6 Nov. 26 -- Mike Acey -- Auckland, New Zealand -- KO 1 1994 Feb. 5 -- Bill Corrigan, Las Vegas, Nevada -- KO 2 April 16 -- Calvin Jones, Las Vegas, Nevada -- TKO 4 May 7 -- Lester Jackson, Atlantic City, New Jersey -- W 8 Aug. 13 -- Everton Davis, Las Vegas, Nevada -- W 10 Nov. 1 -- Ken Lakusta, Norfolk, Virginia -- KO 4 Dec. 9 -- Cecil Coffee, Auckland, New Zealand -- KO 1 1995 March 4 -- Bruce Bellocchi, Atlantic City, New Jersey -- TKO 1 May 20 -- Dan Murphy, Atlantic City, New Jersey -- TKO 5 July 14 -- Sean Hart, Stateline, Nevada -- W 8 Aug. 26 -- Mauricio Villegas, Atlantic City, New Jersey -- TKO 6 1996 Jan. 13 -- Bruce Bellocchi, Atlantic City, New Jersey -- TKO 2 March 15 -- John Ruiz, Atlantic City, New Jersey -- KO 1 July 21 -- Anthony Cooks, Baltimore, Maryland -- TKO 1 Sept. 21 -- Darroll Wilson, Miami, Florida -- KO 1 Dec. 21 -- David Izonritei, Uncasville, Connecticut -- TKO 12 1997 April 5 -- Oleg Maskaev, Atlantic City, New Jersey -- TKO 11 June 7 -- Ike Ibeabuchi, Sacramento, California -- L 12 Nov. 22 -- Jeff Lally, Atlantic City, New Jersey -- TKO 2 1998 March 10 -- Jeff Wooden, Pikesville, Maryland -- W 10 April 18 -- Cleveland Woods, San Francisco, California -- TKO 3 May 30 -- Nate Tubbs, Atlantic City, New Jersey -- KO 2 Sept. 26 -- Eric Curry, Uncasville, Connecticut -- TKO 1 Dec. 19 -- Hasim Rahman, Miami, Florida -- TKO 10 1999 July 17 -- Gary Bell, Stateline, Nevada -- TKO 1 Oct. 23 -- Shane Sutcliffe, Las Vegas, Nevada -- TKO 2 2000 June 3 -- Obed Sullivan, Las Vegas, Nevada -- KO 1 July 21 -- Robert Daniels, Las Vegas, Nevada -- TKO 3 Nov. 11 -- Lennox Lewis, Las Vegas, L 12 (For WBC and IBF heavyweight title) 2001 March 23 -- Danell Nicholson, Las Vegas, Nevada -- TKO 6 August 18 -- Chris Byrd, Las Vegas, Nevada -- L 12 December 19 -- Garing Lane, Oroville, CA -- TKO 8 2002 April 13 -- Fres Oquendo, Chester, WV -- TKO 9 August 17 -- Michael Moorer, Atlantic City, NJ -- KO 1 Nov. 30 -- Russell Chasteen, Atlantic City, NJ -- TKO 2 2003 March 29 -- Hasim Rahman, Philadelphia, PA -- D 12 2004 INACTIVE 2005 March 31 -- Talmadge Griffis, Auckland, NI, New Zealand -- TKO 10 Oct. 21 -- Cisse Salif, Hollywood, FL -- W 10 *RECAP* 2006 July 26 -- Edward Gutierrez, New York, NY -- KO 4 Nov. 3 -- Maurice Wheeler, New York, NY -- KO 7 2007 Feb. 22 -- Robert Hawkins, New York, NY, W 10 *RECAP* Aug. 18 -- Saul Montana, Sandy, Utah, KO 1 Sept. 7 -- Cerrone Fox, Mt. Pleasant, MI, TKO 2 2008 *INACTIVE* 2009 Oct. 3 -- Shane Cameron, Hamilton, New Zealand, TKO 2 *RECAP* 2010 Mar. 31 -- Friday Ahunanya, Auckland, New Zealand, W 12 *RECAP* July 17 -- Monte Barrett, Atlantic City, NJ, D 12 2011 Mar. 19 -- Demetrice King, Manukau City, New Zealand, W 10 Aug. 13 -- Monte Barrett, Manukau City, New Zealand, L 12 David Tua Date of Birth: Nov. 21, 1972

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Muhammad Ali

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Muhammad Ali Nov 12th 2013, 11:02, by boxing.guide@about.com Record: 56 Wins, 5 Loss, 37 KOs Born: Jan. 17, 1942 -- Louisville, KY 1960 29 Oct -- Tunney Hunsaker, Louisville, KY -- W 6 27 Dec -- Herb Siler, Miami Beach, FL -- KO 4 1961 17 Jan -- Tony Esperti, Miami Beach, FL -- KO 3 6 Feb -- Ingemar Johansson, Miami Beach, FL -- Spar 2 7 Feb -- Jim Robinson, Miami Beach, FL -- KO 1 21 Feb -- Donnie Fleeman, Miami Beach, FL -- KO 7 19 Apr -- Lamar Clark, Louisville, KY -- KO 2 26 Jun -- Duke Sabedong, Las Vegas, NV -- W 10 22 Jul -- Alonzo Johnson, Louisville, KY -- W 10 7 Oct -- Alex Miteff, Louisville, KY -- KO 6 29 Nov -- Willi Besmanoff, Louisville, KY -- KO 7 1962 19 Feb -- Sonny Banks, New York, NY -- KO 4 28 Mar -- Don Warner, Miami Beach, FL -- KO 4 23 Apr -- George Logan, Los Angeles, CA -- KO 6 19 May -- Billy Daniels, New York, NY -- KO 7 20 Jul -- Alejandro Lavorante, Los Angeles, CA -- KO 5 15 Nov -- Archie Moore, Los Angeles, CA -- KO 4 1963 24 Jan -- Charlie Powell, Pittsburgh, PA -- KO 3 13 Mar -- Doug Jones, New York, NY -- W 10 18 Jun -- Henry Cooper, London -- KO 5 1964 25 Feb -- Sonny Liston, Miami Beach, FL -- KO 7 (Won World Heavyweight Title) 1965 25 May -- Sonny Liston, Lewiston, ME -- KO 1 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) 31 Jul -- Jimmy Ellis, San Juan, PR -- Exh. 3 31 Jul -- Cody Jones, San Juan, PR -- Exh. 3 16 Aug -- Cody Jones, Goteborg, Sweden -- Exh. 2 16 Aug -- Jimmy Ellis, Goteborg, Sweden -- Exh. 2 20 Aug -- Jimmy Ellis, London -- Exh. 4 20 Aug -- Cody Jones, Paisley, Scotland -- Exh. 4 22 Nov -- Floyd Patterson, Las Vegas, NV -- KO 12 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) 1966 29 Mar -- George Chuvalo, Toronto -- W 15 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) 21 May -- Henry Cooper, London -- KO 6 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) 6 Aug -- Brian London, London -- KO 3 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) 10 Sep -- Karl Mildenberger, Frankfurt, Germany -- KO 12 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) 14 Nov -- Cleveland Williams, Houston, TX -- KO 3 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) 1967 6 Feb -- Ernie Terrell, Houston, TX -- W 15 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) 22 Mar -- Zora Folley, New York, NY -- KO 7 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) 15 Jun -- Alvin Lewis, Detroit, MI -- Exh. 3 15 Jun -- Orvill Qualls, Detroit, MI -- Exh. 3 1970 20 Jan -- Rocky Marciano (movie/computer fight) -- TKO by 8 ?? Sep -- Rufus Braswell -- Exh. 2 ?? Sep -- Johnny Hudgins -- Exh. 2 ?? Sep -- George Hill -- Exh. 4 26 Oct -- Jerry Quarry, Atlanta, GA -- KO 3 7 Dec -- Oscar Bonavena, New York, NY -- KO 15 1971 8 Mar -- Joe Frazier, New York, NY -- L 15 (For World Heavyweight Title) 25 Jun -- J.D. McCauley, Dayton, OH -- Exh. 2 25 Jun -- Eddie Brooks, Dayton, OH -- Exh. 3 25 Jun -- Rufus Brassell, Dayton, OH -- Exh. 3 30 Jun -- Alex Mack, Charleston, SC -- Exh. 3 30 Jun -- Eddie Brooks, Charleston, SC -- Exh. 4 26 Jul -- Jimmy Ellis, Houston, TX -- KO 12 21 Aug -- Lancer Johnson, Caracas -- Exh. 4 21 Aug -- Eddie Brooks, Caracas -- Exh. 4 23 Aug -- Lancer Johnson, Port of Spain, Trinidad -- Exh. 4 23 Aug -- Eddie Brooks, Port of Spain, Trinidad -- Exh. 2 6 Nov -- James Summerville, Buenos Aires -- Exh. 5 6 Nov -- Miguel Paez, Buenos Aires -- Exh. 5 17 Nov -- Buster Mathis, Houston, TX -- W 12 26 Dec -- Jurgen Blin, Zurich, Switzerland -- KO 7 1972 1 Apr -- Mac Foster, Tokyo -- W 15 1 May -- George Chuvalo, Vancouver, Canada -- W 12 29 Jun -- Jerry Quarry, Las Vegas, NV -- KO 7 1 Jul -- Lonnie Bennett, Los Angeles, CA -- Exh. 2 1 Jul -- Eddie Jones, Los Angeles, CA -- Exh. 2 1 Jul -- Billy Ryan, Los Angeles, CA -- Exh. 2 1 Jul -- Charley James, Los Angeles, CA -- Exh. 2 1 Jul -- Rudy Clay, Los Angeles, CA -- Exh. 2 19 Jul -- Al Lewis, Dublin -- KO 11 1 Aug -- Gregorio Peralta, Barcelona, Spain -- Exh. 8 24 Aug -- Obie English, Baltimore, MD -- Exh. 4 24 Aug -- Ray Anderson, Baltimore, MD -- Exh. 2 24 Aug -- Alonzo Johnson, Baltimore, MD -- Exh. 2 24 Aug -- George Hill, Baltimore, MD -- Exh. 2 28 Aug -- Alonzo Johnson, Cleveland, OH -- Exh. 2 28 Aug -- Amos Johnson, Cleveland, OH -- Exh. 2 28 Aug -- Terry Daniels, Cleveland, OH -- Exh. 2 28 Aug -- Rodney Greene, Cleveland, OH -- Exh. 1 28 Aug -- Gary Dee, Cleveland, OH -- Exh. 1 20 Sep -- Floyd Patterson, New York, NY -- KO 7 11 Oct -- John Dennis, Boston, MA -- Exh. 2 11 Oct -- Cliff McDonald, Boston, MA -- Exh. 2 11 Oct -- Doug Kirk, Boston, MA -- Exh. 2 11 Oct -- Ray Anderson, Boston, MA -- Exh. 2 11 Oct -- Paul Raymond, Boston, MA -- Exh. 2 18 Nov -- Al Jones, Johannesburg, S.A. -- Exh. ? 21 Nov -- Bob Foster, Stateline, NV -- KO 8 28 Nov -- Charlie Boston, Salem, Va -- Exh. 2 28 Nov -- Jimmy Wingfield, Salem, Va -- Exh. 2 28 Nov -- John Jordan, Salem, Va -- Exh. 2 28 Nov -- Alonzo Johnson, Salem, Va -- Exh. 2 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: Mike Tyson

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Mike Tyson Nov 10th 2013, 11:03, by boxing.guide@about.com 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. 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: Ring Magazine's 100 Greatest Punchers

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Ring Magazine's 100 Greatest Punchers Nov 10th 2013, 11:03, by boxing.guide@about.com Note: Beginning March 1, 2013, this site will no longer be updated. For up-to-date boxing information, please visit ACEonSports.com In 2003, the writers of Ring Magazine published a ranking of the 100 greatest punchers of all-time. Not unlike an all-time pound-for-pound ranking, this list compares fighters across different weight categories and different eras. As such, it's entirely open for debate ... 1. Joe Louis 2. Sam Langford 3. Jimmy Wilde 4. Archie Moore 5. Sandy Saddler 6. Stanley Ketchell 7. Jack Dempsey 8. Bob Fitzsimmons 9. George Foreman 10. Earnie Shavers 11. Sugar Ray Robinson 12. Ruben Olivares 13. Wilfredo Gomez 14. Rocky Marciano 15. Sonny Liston 16. Mike Tyson 17. Bob Foster 18. Thomas Hearns 19. Khaosai Galaxy 20. Alexis Arguello 21. Carlos Zarate 22. Max Baer 23. Rocky Graziano 24. Matthew Saad Muhammad 25. Julian Jackson 26. Danny Lopez 27. Gerald McClellan 28. Roberto Duran 29. Rodrigo Valdez 30. Felix Trinidad 31. Pipino Cuevas 32. Jim Jefferies 33. Lennox Lewis 34. Bennie Briscoe 35. Marvin Hagler 36. Edwin Rosario 37. Tommy Ryan 38. John Mugabi 39. Joe Frazier 40. Carlos Monzon 41. Tony Zale 42. Michael Spinks 43. Joe Gans 44. Elmer Ray 45. George Godfrey 46. Naseem Hamed 47. Alfonso Zamora 48. David Tua 49. Cleveland Williams 50. Julio Cesar Chavez 51. Tiger Jack Fox 52. Joe Walcott 53. Gerry Cooney 54. Al (Bummy) Davis 55. Max Schmeling 56. Florentino Fernandez 57. Henry Armstrong 58. Bob Satterfield 59. Al Hostak 60. Jesus Pimentel 61. Eugene (Cyclone) Hart 62. Lew Jenkins 63. Harry Wills 64. Tom Sharkey 65. Terry McGovern 66. Jersey Joe Walcott 67. Kostya Tszyu 68. Leotis Martin 69. Buddy Baer 70. Donovan (Razor) Ruddock 71. Jose Luis Ramirez 72. Tommy Gomez 73. Jose Napoles 74. Kid McCoy 75. Antonio Esparragoza 76. Ricardo Moreno 77. Evander Holyfield 78. Ike Williams 79. Luis Firpo 80. Ricardo Lopez 81. Humberto Gonzalez 82. Bobby Chacon 83. Jock McAvoy 84. Eduardo Lausse 85. Eder Jofre 86. Charley Burley 87. Mike McCallum 88. Salvador Sanchez 89. Roy Jones Jr. 90. Rodolfo Gonzalez 91. Nigel Benn 92. (Irish) Bob Murphy 93. Paul Berlenbach 94. Battling Torres 95. Chalky Wright 96. George (K.O.) Chaney 97. Andy Ganigan 98. Fred Fulton 99. Ingemar Johansson 100. Charley White Source: Ring Magazine (2003)

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Mike Tyson - Photo Gallery

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Mike Tyson - Photo Gallery Nov 9th 2013, 11:02, by boxing.guide@about.com Mike Tyson ended the 1980s with a perfect record of 37-0 and seemed on his way to becoming the most dominant heavyweight champion of all-time. It didn't work out that way, however, as Tyson averaged less than one win per year (13-6-2) over the remaining 16 years of his career. Mike Tyson Fight-by-Fight Career Record Mike Tyson Timeline

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Boxing Schedule

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Boxing Schedule Nov 4th 2013, 11:03, by boxing.guide@about.com Updated February 28, 2013 Boxing Schedule Only fights in which a WBA, WBC, IBF or WBO title is at stake are listed on boxing schedule as title fights. Tentatively scheduled bouts are included on boxing schedule, so all information is - as always - subject to change. Note: Beginning March 1, 2013, this page will no longer be updated. For an up-to-date Schedule of Upcoming Fights, please visit BoxRec.com Saturday, March 2 -- at Las Vegas, NV (Showtime) Vacant WBA World lightweight title: Richard Abril vs. Sharif Bogere Gary Russell Jr. vs. Vyacheslav Gusev Saturday, March 9 -- at Brooklyn, NY (Showtime) IBF light heavyweight title: Bernard Hopkins vs. Tavoris Cloud Keith Thurman vs. Jan Zaveck Saturday, March 9 -- at Costa Mesa, CA (HBO) IBF super featherweight title: Juan Carlos Salgado vs. Argenis Mendez Chris Arreola vs. Bermane Stiverne Saturday, March 16 -- at Carson, CA (HBO) WBO welterweight title: Timothy Bradley vs. Ruslan Provodnikov Jessie Vargas vs. Wale Omotoso Saturday, March 30 -- at Las Vegas, NV (HBO) Interim WBO light welterweight title: Brandon Rios vs. Mike Alvarado WBA light welterweight title: Khabib Allakhverdiev vs. Breidis Prescott Saturday, April 6 -- at TBA IBF/WBO heavyweight title: Wladimir Klitschko vs. TBA Saturday, April 13 -- at New York, NY (HBO) WBA/WBO super bantamweight title: Nonito Donaire vs. Guillermo Rigondeaux Saturday, April 27 -- at Buenos Aires, Argentian (HBO) WBC middleweight title: Sergio Martinez vs. Martin Murray Saturday, April 27 -- at Brooklyn, NY (Showtime) WBC/WBA light welterweight title: Danny Garcia vs. Zab Judah WBA welterweight title: Paul Malignaggi vs. TBA WBO middleweight title: Peter Quillin vs. Fernando Guerrero Dmitriy Salita vs. Hector Camacho Jr. Daniel Jacobs vs. Billy Lyell Saturday, April 27 -- at Las Vegas, NV (HB) WBA/WBO super bantamweight title: Nonito Donaire vs. Guillermo Rigondeaux Saturday, May 4 -- at Las Vegas, NV (HBO-PPV) WBC welterweight title: Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Robert Guerrero WBC/WBA light middleweight title: Saul Alvarez vs. Austin Trout Saturday, May 25 -- at Montreal, Canada WBC light heavyweight title: Chad Dawson vs. Jean Pascal Saturday, May 25 -- at London, United Kingdom WBA super middleweight title: Carl Froch vs. Mikkel Kessler

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: George Foreman

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George Foreman Nov 2nd 2013, 11:02, by boxing.guide@about.com Father of George 'Monk' Foreman III 76 Wins, 5 Losses, 68 KOs 1969 06-23 -- Don Waldhelm, New York, NY, W TKO 3 07-01 -- Fred Askew, Houston, TX, W KO 1 07-14 -- Sylvester Dullaire, Washington, DC, W TKO 1 08-18 -- Chuck Wepner, New York, NY, W TKO 3 09-18 -- Johnny (J.C.) Carroll, Seattle, WA, W KO 1 09-23 -- Roy (Cookie) Wallace, Houston, TX, W KO 2 10-07 -- Vernon Clay, Houston, TX, W KO 2 10-31 -- Roberto Davila, New York, NY, W 8 11-05 -- Leo Peterson, Scranton, PA, W KO 4 11-18 -- Max Martinez, Houston, TX, W KO 2 12-06 -- Bob Hazelton, Las Vegas, NV, W KO 1 12-16 -- Levi Forte, Miami Beach, FL, W 10 12-18 -- Gary Wiler, Seattle, WA, W KO 1 1970 01-06 -- Charley Polite, Houston, TX, W KO 4 01-26 -- Jack O'Halloran, New York, NY, W KO 5 02-16 -- Gregorio Peralta, New York, NY, W 10 03-30 -- Rufus Brassell, Houston, TX, W TKO 1 04-17 -- James J. Woody, New York, NY, W TKO 3 04-29 -- Aaron Eastling, Cleveland, OH, W TKO 4 05-16 -- George Johns, Inglewood, CA, W TKO 7 07-20 -- Roger Russell, Philadelphia, PA, W KO 1 08-04 -- George Chuvalo, New York, NY, W TKO 3 11-03 -- Lou Bailey, Oklahoma City, OK, W TKO 3 11-18 -- Boone Kirkman, New York, NY, W TKO 2 12-18 -- Mel Turnbow, Seattle, WA, W TKO 1 1971 02-08 -- Charlie Boston, St. Paul, MN, W KO 1 04-03 -- Stamford Harris, Lake Geneva, WI, W KO 2 05-10 -- Gregorio Peralta, Oakland, CA, W TKO 10 09-14 -- Vic Scott, El Paso, TX, W KO 1 09-21 -- Leroy Caldwell, Beaumont, TX, W KO 2 10-07 -- Ollie Wilson, San Antonio, TX, W KO 2 10-29 -- Luis Faustino Pires, New York, NY, W TKO 4 1972 02-29 -- Murphy Goodwin, Austin, TX, W KO 2 03-07 -- Clarence Boone, Beaumont, TX, W KO 2 04-10 -- Ted Gullick, Inglewood, CA, W KO 2 05-11 -- Miguel Angel Paez, Oakland, CA, W KO 2 10-10 -- Terry Sorrell, Salt Lake City, UT, W KO 2 1973 01-22 -- Joe Frazier, Kingston, Jamaica, W TKO 2 (Won WBC Heavyweight Title) (Won WBA Heavyweight Title) 04-28 -- Lonnie Bennett, Las Vegas, NV, Exh 2 04-28 -- Victor Scott, Las Vegas, NV, Exh 2 04-28 -- Terry Hinsky, Las Vegas, NV, Exh 04-28 -- Eddie Jones, Las Vegas, NV, Exh 09-01 -- Jose (King) Roman, Tokyo, Japan, W KO 1 (Retained WBC Heavyweight Title) (Retained WBA Heavyweight Title) 1974 03-26 -- Ken Norton, Caracas, Venezuela, W TKO 2 (Retained WBC Heavyweight Title) (Retained WBA Heavyweight Title) 10-30 -- Muhammad Ali, Kinshasa, Zaire, L KO 8 (Lost WBC Heavyweight Title) (Lost WBA Heavyweight Title) 1975 04-26 -- Charley Polite, Toronto, Canada, Exh 3 04-26 -- Boone Kirkman, Toronto, Canada, Exh 3 04-26 -- Terry Daniels, Toronto, Canada, Exh 2 04-26 -- Jerry Judge, Toronto, Canada, Exh 2 04-26 -- Alonzo Johnson, Toronto, Canada, Exh 2 11-26 -- Jody Ballard, Kiamesha Lake, NY, Exh 2 12-17 -- Eddie Brooks, San Francisco, CA, Exh 4 1976 01-24 -- Ron Lyle, Las Vegas, NV, W KO 5 06-15 -- Joe Frazier, Uniondale, NY, W TKO 5 08-16 -- Scott LeDoux, Utica, NY, W TKO 3 10-15 -- John (Dino) Dennis, Hollywood, FL, W TKO 4 1977 01-22 -- Pedro Agosto, Pensacola, FL, W TKO 4 03-17 -- Jimmy Young, San Juan, Puerto Rico, L 12 1987 03-09 -- Steve Zouski, Sacramento, CA, W TKO 4 07-09 -- Charles Hostetter, Oakland, CA, W KO 3 09-15 -- Bobby Crabtree, Springfield, MO, W TKO 6 11-21 -- Tim Anderson, Orlando, FL, W TKO 4 12-18 -- Rocky Sekorski, Las Vegas, NV, W TKO 3 1988 01-23 -- Tom Trimm, Orlando, FL, W TKO 1 02-05 -- Guido Trane, Las Vegas, NV, W TKO 5 03-19 -- Dwight Qawi, Las Vegas, NV, W TKO 7 05-21 -- Frank Lux, Anchorage, AK, W KO 3 06-26 -- Carlos Hernandez, Atlantic City, NJ, W TKO 4 08-25 -- Ladislao Mijangos, Ft. Myers, FL, W TKO 2 09-10 -- Bobby Hitz, Auburn Hills, MI, W KO 1 10-27 -- Tony Fulilangi, Marshall, TX, W TKO 2 12-28 -- David Jaco, Bakersfield, CA, W KO 1 1989 01-26 -- Mark Young, Rochester, NY, W TKO 7 02-16 -- Manuel Clay De Almeida, Orlando, FL, W TKO 3 04-30 -- J. B. Williamson, Galveston, TX, W TKO 5 06-01 -- Bert Cooper, Phoenix, AZ, W TKO 3 07-20 -- Everett (Bigfoot) Martin, Tucson, AZ, W 10 1990 01-15 -- Gerry Cooney, Atlantic City, NJ, W KO 2 04-17 -- Mike Jameson, Stateline, NV, W TKO 4 06-16 -- Adilson Rodrigues, Las Vegas, NV, W KO 2 07-31 -- Ken Lakusta, Edmonton, Canada, W KO 3 09-25 -- Terry Anderson, London, England, W KO 1 1991 04-19 -- Evander Holyfield, Atlantic City, NJ, L 12 (For WBC Heavyweight Title) (For WBA Heavyweight Title) (For IBF Heavyweight Title) 12-07 -- Jimmy Ellis, Reno, NV, W TKO 3 1992 04-11 -- Alex Stewart, Las Vegas, NV, W 10 1993 01-16 -- Pierre Coetzer, Reno, NV, W TKO 8 06-07 -- Tommy Morrison, Las Vegas, NV, L 12 (Vacant WBO Heavyweight Title) 1994 11-05 -- Michael Moorer, Las Vegas, NV, W KO 10 (Won WBA Heavyweight Title) (Won IBF Heavyweight Title) 1995 04-22 -- Axel Schulz, Las Vegas, NV, W 12 (Retained IBF Heavyweight Title) 1996 11-03 -- Crawford Grimsley, Chiba, Japan, W 12 1997 04-26 -- Lou Savarese, Atlantic City, NJ, W 12 11-22 -- Shannon Briggs, Atlantic City, NJ, L 12 George Foreman - Date of Birth: January 10, 1949

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101 Greatest Boxing Nicknames (page 2) Nov 1st 2013, 11:21 See PAGE 1 for nicknames 1-50. "Bazooka" (Rafael Limon and, later, Ike Quartey Raging Bull (Jake LaMotta) Randall "Tex" Cobb Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini Renaldo "Mister" Snipes Riddick "Big Daddy" Bowe Ronald "Winky" Wright Rubin "Hurricane" Carter Smokin' Joe (Joe Frazier) Sugar Ray (Ray Robinson and, later, Ray Leonard) Sweet Pea (Pernell Whitaker) Terrible (Tim Witherspoon) The Acorn (Earnie Shavers) The Ambling Alp (Primo Carnera) The Atomic Bull (Oliver McCall) The Baby-Faced Assassin (Marco Antonio Barrera) The Bayonne Bleeder (Chuck Wepner) The Black Assassin (Stanley Ketchel) The Boogieman (Jesse Ferguson) The Boston Tar Baby (Sam Langford) The Boxing Banker (Calvin Brock) The Brockton Blockbuster (Rocky Marciano) The Brown Bomber (Joe Louis) The Cincinnati Flash (Ezzard Charles) The Cinderella Man (James Braddock) The Count of Monte Fisto (Apollo Creed) The Easton Assassin (Larry Holmes) The Flushing Flash (Kevin Kelley) The Golden Boy (Oscar de la Hoya) The Greatest (Muhammad Ali) The Hawk (Aaron Pryor) The Hitman (Tommy Hearns and, later, Ricky Hatton) The Italian Stallion (Rocky Balboa) The Living Death (Lew Jenkins) The Louisville Lip (Muhammad Ali) The Magic Man (Antonio Tarver) The Manassa Mauler (Jack Dempsey) The Mongoose (Archie Moore) The Motor City Cobra (Tommy Hearns) The Nigerian Nightmare" (Samuel Peter) The President (Ike Ibeabuchi) The Quiet Man (John Ruiz) The Rock (Hasim Rahman) The Sweet Swatter from Sweetwater, Texas (Lew Jenkins) The Truth (Carl Williams) The Undertaker (Harry Wills) The Wild Bull of the Pampas (Luis Firpo) Tommy "The Duke" Morrison TNT (Tony Tubbs and Tony Tucker) Two Ton Tony (Tony Galento) Vinny "The Pazmanian Devil" Pazienza

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