Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Boxing: What's Hot Now: Roberto Duran

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Roberto Duran
Feb 20th 2013, 11:04

103 Wins, 16 Loss, 69 Knockouts

2001
07-14 -- Hector Camacho, Denver, CO, L 12

2000
08-12 -- PJ Goosen, Toppenish, WA, W 10
06-16 -- Pat Lawlor, Panama City, Panama, W 12

1999
03-06 -- Omar Eduardo Gonzalez, Mar del Plata, Argentina, L 10

1998
08-28 -- William Joppy, Las Vegas, NV, L TKO 3
(For WBA Middleweight Title)
01-31 -- Felix Hernandez, Panama City, Panama, W 10

1997
11-15 -- David Radford, Hammanskraal, South Africa, W 10
06-14 -- Jorge Castro, Panama City, Panama, W 10
02-15 -- Jorge Castro, Mar del Plata, Argentina, L 10

1996
09-27 -- Mike Culbert, Chester, WV, W TKO 6
09-01 -- Ariel Cruz, Panama City, Panama, W KO 1
06-22 -- Hector Camacho, Atlantic City, NJ, L 12
02-20 -- Ray Domenge, Miami, FL, W 10

1995
12-21 -- Wilbur Garst, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, W TKO 4
06-10 -- Ron Martinez, Kansas City, MO, W TKO 7
01-14 -- Vinnie Pazienza, Atlantic City, NJ, L 12

1994
10-18 -- Heath Todd, Bay St. Louis, MS, W TKO 7
06-25 -- Vinnie Pazienza, Las Vegas, NV, L 12
03-29 -- Terry Thomas, Bay St. Louis, MS, W TKO 4
02-22 -- Carlos Montero, Marseille, France, W 10

1993
12-14 -- Tony Menefee, Bay St. Louis, MS, W TKO 8
08-17 -- Sean Fitzgerald, Bay St. Louis, MS, W KO 6
06-29 -- Jacques LeBlanc, Bay St. Louis, MS, W 10

1992
12-17 -- Ken Hulsey, Cleveland, OH, W KO 1
09-30 -- Tony Biglen, New York, NY, W 10

1991
03-18 -- Pat Lawlor, Las Vegas, NV, L TKO 6

1989
12-07 -- Sugar Ray Leonard, Las Vegas, NV, L 12
(For WBC Super Middleweight Title)
02-24 -- Iran Barkley, Atlantic City, NJ, W 12
(Won WBC Middleweight Title)

1988
10-01 -- Jeff Lanas, Chicago, IL, W 10
04-14 -- Paul Thorne, Atlantic City, NJ, W TKO 6
02-05 -- Ricky Stackhouse, Atlantic City, NJ, W 10

1987
09-12 -- Juan Carlos Gimenez, Miami Beach, FL, W 10
05-16 -- Victor Claudio, Miami Beach, FL, W 10

1986
06-23 -- Robbie Sims, Las Vegas, NV, L 10
04-18 -- Jorge Suero, Panama City, Panama, W KO 2
01-31 -- Manuel Zambrano, Panama City, Panama, W KO 2

1984
06-15 -- Thomas Hearns, Las Vegas, NV, L KO 2
(For WBC Light Middleweight Title)

1983
11-10 -- Marvin Hagler, Las Vegas, NV, L 15
(For WBC Middleweight Title)
(For WBA Middleweight Title)
(For IBF Middleweight Title)
06-16 -- Davey Moore, New York, NY, W TKO 8
(Won WBA Light Middleweight Title)
01-29 -- Pipino Cuevas, Los Angeles, CA, W TKO 4

1982
11-12 -- Jimmy Batten, Miami, FL, W 10
09-04 -- Kirkland Laing, Detroit, MI, L 10
01-30 -- Wilfred Benitez, Las Vegas, NV, L 15
(For WBC Light Middleweight Title)

1981
09-26 -- Luigi Minchillo, Las Vegas, NV, W 10
08-09 -- Nino (Mike) Gonzalez, Cleveland, OH, W 10

1980
11-25 -- Sugar Ray Leonard, New Orleans, LA, L TKO 8
(Lost WBC Welterweight Title)
06-20 -- Sugar Ray Leonard, Montreal, Canada, W 15
(Won WBC Welterweight Title)
02-24 -- Wellington Wheatley, Las Vegas, NV, W KO 6
01-13 -- Joseph Nsubuga, Las Vegas, NV, W TKO 4
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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Floyd Mayweather Jr.

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Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Feb 20th 2013, 11:04

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
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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Undefeated Records in Boxing

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Undefeated Records in Boxing
Feb 20th 2013, 11:04

An undefeated record in boxing is undoubtedly impressive ... but it can also be misleading. Rocky Marciano and Joe Calzaghe are two of the few modern fighters who retired having won every single fight of their professional career. Both are Hall of Famers with wins over Hall of Fame caliber fighters on their resumes ... but both Marciano and Calzaghe scored their biggest wins against stars who were well past their primes.

Marciano stopped a 37-year-old Joe Louis in Louis' final fight; twice stopped a late-thirties Jersey Joe Walcott in Walcott's final two fights; scored two wins over a mid-thirties Ezzard Charles; and stopped a 38-year-old Archie Moore. It's also worth noting that Walcott, Charles and Moore all started their careers as light heavyweights. Marciano certainly never ducked anyone, he just happened to come along too late to face a prime Joe Louis and too early to face Floyd Patterson, Sonny Liston or Muhammad Ali.

Calzaghe scored solid wins over Jeff Lacy and Mikkel Kessler at their respective peaks, but didn't come to the United States to test himself against the biggest names in the sport until the final two bouts of his pro career: a split decision win against a 43-year-old Bernard Hopkins and a unanimous decision - after surviving a first-round knockdown - against a 39-year-old Roy Jones Jr. who was no longer an elite fighter.

Sven Ottke and Ike Ibeabuchi are two other recent fighters who won each and every one of their pro bouts ... but both of those undefeated marks merit an asterisk next to the zero.

Ottke went 34-0 in a pro career that spanned from 1997 to 2004. He won the IBF super middleweight title from Charles Brewer in only his 13th pro bout and defended that title an amazing 21 times! So what's the problem? He never left Germany to defend his title. He never tested himself against the best in the world during his era. His prime coincided with the primes of Joe Calzaghe in his own weight class, Roy Jones Jr. and Antonio Tarver just above him at light heavyweight, and Bernard Hopkins and Felix Trinidad just below him at middleweight. Boxing politics can be brutal so this is not to suggest that Ottke was intentionally ducking anyone. However, without a signature fight on his resume, it's impossible to consider him an all-time great ... despite the undefeated record.

Ibeabuchi is another case entirely. Ike went 20-0 during his meteoric rise through the heavyweight ranks from 1994 to 1999. At just 26, he had already scored memorable wins over David Tua and Chris Byrd and seemed poised for greatness. Yet Ibeabuchi would never fulfill his vast potential as he proved to be a ticking timebomb outside the ring. Following a series of bizarre incidents characterized by violent behavior, Ibeabuchi was imprisoned on charges that he attempted to rape a woman in a Las Vegas hotel in July 1999. He has since been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and been denied parole multiple times. He is next eligible for a parole hearing in May 2012. He will be 39 at the time and is unlikely to be released, so the possibility of him someday resuming his ring career is extremely remote.

What are your thoughts on undefeated records? Do they impress you? Who among today's crop of undefeated fighters has the best chance of retiring undefeated? We'll take a look at that subject in an upcoming article.
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Monday, February 18, 2013

Boxing: What's Hot Now: Pound-for-Pound Top Fifty

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Pound-for-Pound Top Fifty
Feb 18th 2013, 11:04

Updated February 17, 2013

One of the easiest ways to get into a debate on boxing is to try and rank the sport’s top practitioners on a pound-for-pound basis. Everyone’s got an opinion and there’s no way to definitely determine who’s right and who’s wrong. Sure Wladimir Klitschko would defeat Manny Pacquiao if they fought each other -- Klitschko outweighs Pac Man by 100 pounds! But if - and this is the big if â€" Klitschko and Pacquiao were in the same weight class and were to match their skills against one another in the ring, which fighter would emerge victorious?

Every boxing enthusiast has seen pound-for-pound rankings in various magazines, on the Net and perhaps even on TV. Most of these lists include only ten fighters. Occasionally, you’ll see a pound-for-pound top twenty. So why stop at twenty? In order to provide even more fodder for conversation and debate, here is a pound-for-pound ranking of the top fifty fighters in the world today.

1. Floyd Mayweather Jr. (154)
2. Andre Ward (168)
3. Sergio Martinez (160)
4. Nonito Donaire (122)
5. Juan Manuel Marquez (147)
6. Manny Pacquiao (147)
7. Wladimir Klitschko (Heavy)
8. Timothy Bradley (147)
9. Vitali Klitschko (Heavy)
10. Adrien Broner (135)
11. Yuriorkis Gamboa (126)
12. Abner Mares (122)
13. Saul Alvarez (154)
14. Chris John (126)
15. Carl Froch (168)
16. Mikey Garcia (126)
17. Chad Dawson (175)
18. Anselmo Moreno (118)
19. Lucian Bute (168)
20. Brandon Rios (140)
21. Danny Garcia (140)
22. Devon Alexander (147)
23. Robert Guerrero (147)
24. Mikkel Kessler (168)
25. Gennady Golovkin (160)
26. Lucas Matthysse (140)
27. Amir Khan (140)
28. Orlando Salido (126)
29. Miguel Cotto (154)
30. Joseph Agbeko (118)
31. Miguel Vazquez (135)
32. Ricky Burns (135)
33. Lamont Peterson (140)
34. Marcos Maidana (140)
35. Guillermo Rigondeaux (122)
36. Brian Viloria (112)
37. Jean Pascal (175)
38. Roman Gonzalez (108)
39. Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. (160)
40. Tavoris Cloud (175)
41. Andre Berto (147)
42. Antonio DeMarco (135)
43. Hernan Marquez (112)
44. Daniel Geale (160)
45. Erislandy Lara (154)
46. Omar Narvaez (115)
47. Marco Huck (200)
48. Victor Ortiz (147)
49. Tepparith Kokietgym (115)
50. Josesito Lopez (147)
51. Ulises Solis (108)

Dropping off the list in recent months: Jorge Arce (122), Toshiaki Nishioka (122), Jhonny Gonzalez (126), Felix Sturm (160), Shane Mosley (154), Bernard Hopkins (175), Humberto Soto (140), Sergei Dzindziruk (154), Paul Williams (154), Pongsaklek Wonjongkam (112), Hugo Cazares (115), Juan Manuel Lopez (126), Yonnhy Perez (118), Tomasz Adamek (Heavy), Giovani Segura (112), Fernando Montiel (118), Vic Darchinyan (118), Glen Johnson (168), Kelly Pavlik (168), Arthur Abraham (168), Steve Cunningham (200), David Haye (Heavy), Andre Dirrell (168), Antonio Margarito (154), Marco Antonio Barrera (135).

No doubt your top fifty would look much different. Maybe entirely different! Share your thoughts on the best pound-for-pound fighters in the world today on the boxing bulletin board.
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Sunday, February 17, 2013

Boxing: What's Hot Now: Roy Jones Jr.

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Roy Jones Jr.
Feb 17th 2013, 11:05

56 Wins, 8 Losses, 40 Knockouts

1989
May 6 -- Ricky Randall, Pensacola, Florida, KO 2
June 11 -- Stephan Johnson, Atlantic City, New Jersey, KO 8
Sep. 3 -- Ron Amundsen, Pensacola, Florida, KO 7
Nov. 30 -- Dave McCluskey, Pensacola, Florida, KO 3

1990
Jan. 8 -- Joe Edens, Mobile, Alabama, KO 2
Feb. 28 -- Billy Mitchum, Pensacola, Florida, TKO 2
Mar. 28 -- Knox Brown, Pensacola, Florida, KO 3
May 11 -- Ron Johnson, Pensacola, Florida, KO 2
July 14 -- Tony Waddles, Pensacola, Florida, KO 1
Sep. 25 -- Rollin Williams, Pensacola, Florida, KO 4
Nov. 8 -- Reggie Miller, Pensacola, Florida, KO 5

1991
Jan. 31 -- Ricky Stackhouse, Pensacola, Florida, KO 1
Apr. 13 -- Eddie Evans, Pensacola, Florida, TKO 3
Aug. 3 -- Kevin Daigle, Pensacola, Florida, TKO 2
Aug. 31 -- Lester Yarbrough, Pensacola, Florida, KO 8

1992
Jan. 10 -- Jorge Vaca, New York City, KO 1
Apr. 3 -- Art Serwano, Reno, Nevada, KO 1
June 30 -- Jorge Castro, Pensacola, Florida, W 10
Aug. 18 -- Glenn Thomas, Pensacola, Florida, KO 8
Dec. 5 -- Percy Harris, Atlantic City, New Jersey, KO 4

1993
Feb. 13 -- Glenn Wolfe, Las Vegas, Nevada, KO 1
May 22 -- Bernard Hopkins, Washington D.C, W 12
(Captured IBF middleweight title)
Aug. 14 -- Thulane Malinga, St. Louis Bay, Mississippi, KO 6
Nov. 30 -- Fermin Chirino, Pensacola, Florida, W 10

1994
Mar. 22 -- Daniel Garcia, Pensacola, Florida, KO 6
May 27 -- Thomas Tate, Las Vegas, Nevada, KO 2
(Retained IBF middleweight title)
Nov. 18 -- James Toney, Las Vegas, Nevada, W 12
(Captured IBF super middleweight title)

1995
Mar. 18 -- Antoine Byrd, Pensacola, Florida, TKO 1
(Retained IBF super middleweight title)
June 24 -- Vinny Pazienza, Atlantic City, New Jersey, TKO 6
(Retained IBF super middleweight title)
Sep. 30 -- Tony Thornton, Pensacola, Florida, TKO 2
(Retained IBF super middleweight title)

1996
Jan. 12 -- Merqui Sosa, New York City, TKO 2
June 15 -- Eric Lucas, Jacksonville, Florida, KO 11
(Retained IBF super middleweight title)
Oct. 4 -- Bryant Brannon, New York City, KO 2
(Retained IBF super middleweight title)
Nov. 22 -- Mike McCallum, Tampa, Florida, W 12
(Won interim WBC light heavyweight title)

1997
Mar. 21 -- Montell Griffin, Atlantic City, New Jersey, L DQ 9
(Lost WBC light heavyweight title)
Aug. 21 -- Montell Griffin, Ledyard, Connecticut, KO 1
(Regained WBC light heavyweight title)

1998
Apr. 25 -- Virgil Hill, Biloxi,Mississippi, KO 4
July 18 -- Lou Del Valle, New York, W 12
(Unified WBC and WBA light heavyweight titles)
Nov. 14 -- Otis Grant, Mashantucket, Connecticut, TKO 10
(Retained WBC and WBA light heavyweight titles)

1999
Jan. 9 -- Rick Frazier, Pensacola, Florida, KO 2
(Retained WBC and WBA light heavyweight titles)
June 5 -- Reggie Johnson, Biloxi, Mississippi, W 12
(Unifies WBA-WBC-IBF light heavyweight titles)

2000
Jan. 15 -- David Telesco, New York City, W 12
(Retained unified light heavyweight title)
May 13 -- Richard Hall, Indianapolis, Indiana, TKO 11
(Retained unified light heavyweight title)
Sept. 9 -- Eric Harding, New Orleans, Louisiana, TKO 10
(Retained unified light heavyweight title)

2001
Feb. 24 -- Derrick Harmon, Tampa, Florida, TKO 10
(Retained unified light heavyweight title)
July 28 -- Julio Gonzalez, Los Angeles, California, W 12
(Retained unified light heavyweight title)

2002
Feb. 2 -- Glenn Kelly, Miami, Florida, TKO 7
(Retained unified light heavyweight title)
Sept. 7 -- Clinton Woods, Portland, Oregon, TKO 6
(Retained unified light heavyweight title)

2003
March 1 -- John Ruiz, Las Vegas, Nevada, W 12
(Captured WBA heavyweight title)
Nov. 8 -- Antonio Tarver, Las Vegas, Nevada, W 12
(Captured WBC light heavyweight title)

2004
May 15 -- Antonio Tarver, Las Vegas, Nevada, TKO by 2
(Lost WBC light heavyweight title)
(Lost WBA light heavyweight title)
Sept. 25 -- Glen Johnson, Memphis, Tennessee, KO by 9
(For IBF Light Heavyweight Title)

2005
Oct. 1 -- Antonio Tarver, Tampa, Florida, L 12 *RECAP*

2006
July 29 -- Prince Badi Ajamu, Boise, Idaho, W 12 *RECAP*

2007
July 14 -- Anthony Hanshaw, Biloxi, Mississippi, W 12

2008
Jan. 19 -- Felix Trinidad, New York, New York, W 12 *RECAP*
Nov. 8 -- Joe Calzaghe, New York, New York, L 12 *RECAP*

2009
March 21 -- Omar Sheika, Pensacola, Florida, TKO 5 *RECAP*
Aug. 15 -- Jeff Lacy, Biloxi, Mississippi, TKO 10 *RECAP*
Dec. 2 -- Danny Green, Sydney, Australia, TKO by 1 *RECAP*

2010
04-03 -- Bernard Hopkins, Las Vegas, NV, L 12 *RECAP*

2011
05-21 -- Denis Lebedev, Moscow, Russia, KO by 10 *RECAP*
12-10 -- Max Alexander, Atlanta, GA, W 10

2012
06-30 -- Pawel Glazewski, Lodz, Poland, W 10

Roy Jones Jr. Date of Birth: Jan. 16, 1969
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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Olympics Boxing - London 2012

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Olympics Boxing - London 2012
Feb 17th 2013, 11:05

The United States has won more Olympic boxing medals than any other country ... but has been far from dominant in recent Olympic Games. Find out who is representing the U.S. in London in 2012 including - for the first time - three female boxers.

About Olympic Boxing: Olympic Boxing is very different than professional boxing. Learn more about the rules differences, how the Olympic tournament is structured and what it takes to qualify for the Games.

Olympic Boxing History: Olympic Boxing has had its fair share of glorious moments and memorable champions, and more than its fair share of scandals and controversies. Get caught up on the history of Olympic Boxing and find out the winners of every Olympic Gold Medal ever awarded in the sport of boxing.

Action Image Gallery: Take a gander at some sweet shots of boxers in action.

Where Are They Now?: Ever wonder whatever happened to great Olympic boxing stars of the past - such as Leon and Michael Spinks?
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Saturday, February 16, 2013

Boxing: What's Hot Now: Devon Alexander

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Devon Alexander
Feb 16th 2013, 11:04

Alexander The Great

24 Wins, 1 Losses, 13 KOs

2012
10-20 -- Randall Bailey, Brooklyn, NY, W 12
(Won IBF welterweight title)
02-25 -- Marcos Maidana, St. Louis, MO, W 10

2011
06-25 -- Lucas Matthysse, Saint Charles, MO, W 10
01-29 -- Timothy Bradley, Pontiac, MI, L Tech Dec 10 *RECAP*
(Lost WBC light welterweight title)
(For WBO light welterweight title)

2010
08-07 -- Andriy Kotelnik, St. Louis, MO, W 12 *RECAP*
(Retained WBC light welterweight title)
(Retained IBF light welterweight title)
03-06 -- Juan Urango, Uncasville, CT, TKO 8
(Retained WBC light welterweight title)
(Won IBF light welterweight title)

2009
08-01 -- Junior Witter, Rancho Mirage, CA, TKO 8
(Won vacant WBC light welterweight title)
04-24 -- Jesus Rodriguez, St. Louis, MO, KO 9

2008
12-11 -- Christopher Fernandez, Newark, NJ, TKO 3
11-07 -- Sun-Haeng Lee, Chengdu, China TKO 4
03-27 -- Miguel Callist, St. Louis, MO, W 12
01-19 -- DeMarcus Corley, New York, NY, W 12

2007
10-13 -- Cory Peterson, Hoffman Estates, IL, TKO 1
07-07 -- Marcus Luck, Bridgeport, CT, KO 3
03-02 -- Scott Ball, Belterra, IN, KO 7
01-06 -- Maximino Cuevas, Hollywood, FL, TKO 4

2006
07-08 -- Tyler Ziolkowski, St. Louis, MO, TKO 1
03-09 -- Seth Hebenstreit, St. Louis, MO, W 6

2005
10-21 -- Kelly Wright, St. Louis, MO, W 6
09-30 -- Christian Nash, Stone Park, IL, TKO 2
06-02 -- John Rudolph, St. Charles, MO, TKO 3
05-21 -- Felix Lora, Chicago, Illinois, W 6
02-05 -- Donovan Castaneda, St. Louis, MO, W 6

2004
06-03 -- Karl Hunter, St. Louis, MO, W 4
05-20 -- Vincent Torres, Sault Sainte Marie, MI, TKO 1

Devon Alexander - Date of Birth: Feb. 10, 1987
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