Boxing: What's Hot Now: Thomas Hearns

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Thomas Hearns Sep 20th 2013, 11:02, by boxing.guide@about.com 61 Wins, 5 Loss, 1 Draw, 48 Knockouts 2006 02-04 -- Shannon Landberg, Auburn Hills, MI, TKO 10 *RECAP* 2005 07-30 -- John Long, Detroit, MI, TKO 8 *RECAP* 2000 04-08 -- Uriah Grant, Detroit, MI, L TKO 2 1999 04-10 -- Nate Miller, Manchester, England, W 12 1998 11-06 -- Jay Snyder, Detroit, MI, W KO 1 1997 01-31 -- Ed Dalton, Inglewood, CA, W KO 5 1996 11-29 -- Karl Willis, Roanoke, VA, W KO 5 1995 09-26 -- Earl Butler, Auburn Hills, MI, W 10 03-31 -- Lenny Lapaglia, Detroit, MI, W TKO 1 1994 02-19 -- Freddie Delgado, Charlotte, NC, W 12 01-29 -- Dan Ward, Las Vegas, NV, W KO 1 1993 11-06 -- Andrew Maynard, Las Vegas, NV, W KO 1 1992 03-20 -- Iran Barkley, Las Vegas, NV, L 12 (Lost WBA Light Heavyweight Title) 1991 06-03 -- Virgil Hill, Las Vegas, NV, W 12 (Won WBA Light Heavyweight Title) 04-06 -- Ken Atkins, Honolulu, HI, W TKO 3 02-11 -- Kemper Morton, Inglewood, CA, W KO 2 1990 04-28 -- Michael Olajide, Atlantic City, NJ, W 12 (Retained WBO Super Middleweight Title) 1989 06-12 -- Sugar Ray Leonard, Las Vegas, NV, D 12 (For WBC Super Middleweight Title) (Retained WBO Super Middleweight Title) 1988 11-04 -- James Kinchen, Las Vegas, NV, W 12 (Won WBO Super Middleweight Title) 06-06 -- Iran Barkley, Las Vegas, NV, L TKO 3 (Lost WBC Middleweight Title) 1987 10-29 -- Juan Roldan, Las Vegas, NV, W KO 4 (Won Vacant WBC Middleweight Title) 03-07 -- Dennis Andries, Detroit, MI, W TKO 10 (Retained WBC Light Heavyweight Title) 1986 10-17 -- Doug DeWitt, Detroit, MI, W 12 06-23 -- Mark Medal, Las Vegas, NV, W TKO 8 (Won WBC Light Middleweight Title) 03-10 -- James Shuler, Las Vegas, NV, W KO 1 1985 04-15 -- Marvin Hagler, Las Vegas, NV, L TKO 3 (For WBC Middleweight Title) (For WBA Middleweight Title) (For IBF Middleweight Title) 1984 09-15 -- Fred Hutchings, Saginaw, MI, W KO 3 (Retained WBC Light Middleweight Title) 06-15 -- Roberto Duran, Las Vegas, NV, W KO 2 (Retained WBC Light Middleweight Title) 02-11 -- Luigi Minchillo, Detroit, MI, W 12 (Retained WBC Light Middleweight Title) 1983 07-10 -- Murray Sutherland, Atlantic City, NJ, W 10 1982 12-03 -- Wilfred Benitez, New Orleans, LA, W 15 (Won WBC Light Middleweight Title) 07-25 -- Jeff McCracken, Detroit, MI, W KO 8 02-27 -- Marcos Geraldo, Las Vegas, NV, W KO 1 1981 12-11 -- Ernie Singletary, Nassau, Bahamas, W 10 09-16 -- Sugar Ray Leonard, Las Vegas, NV, L TKO 14 (For WBC Welterweight Title) (Lost WBA Welterweight Title) 06-25 -- Pablo Baez, Houston, TX, W KO 4 (Retained WBA Welterweight Title) 04-25 -- Randy Shields, Phoenix, AZ, W KO 13 (Retained WBA Welterweight Title) 1980 12-06 -- Luis Primera, Detroit, MI, W KO 6 (Retained WBA Welterweight Title) 08-02 -- Pipino Cuevas, Detroit, MI, W TKO 2 (Won WBA Welterweight Title) 05-03 -- Eddie Gazo, Detroit, MI, W KO 1 03-31 -- Santiago Valdez, Las Vegas, NV, W KO 1 03-02 -- Angel Espada, Detroit, MI, W KO 4 02-03 -- Jim Richards, Las Vegas, NV, W KO 3 1979 11-30 -- Mike Colbert, New Orleans, LA, W 10 10-18 -- Saensak Muangsurin, Detroit, MI, W KO 3 09-22 -- Jose Figueroa, Los Angeles, CA, W KO 3 08-23 -- Mao De La Rosa, Detroit, MI, W TKO 2 06-28 -- Bruce Curry, Detroit, MI, W KO 3 05-20 -- Harold Weston, Las Vegas, NV, W TKO 6 04-03 -- Alfonso Hayman, Philadelphia, PA, W 10 03-03 -- Segundo Murillo, Detroit, MI, W KO 8 01-31 -- Sammy Ruckard, Saginaw, MI, W KO 8 01-13 -- Clyde Gray, Detroit, MI, W KO 10 1978 12-09 -- Rudy Barro, Detroit, MI, W KO 4 10-26 -- Pedro Rojas, Detroit, MI, W KO 1 09-07 -- Bruce Finch, Detroit, MI, W KO 3 08-03 -- Eddie Marcelle, Detroit, MI, W KO 2 07-20 -- Raul Aguirre, Detroit, MI, W KO 3 06-08 -- Jimmy Rothwell, Detroit, MI, W KO 1 03-31 -- Tyrone Phelps, Saginaw, MI, W KO 3 03-17 -- Ray Fields, Detroit, MI, W KO 2 02-17 -- Billy Goodwin, Saginaw, MI, W KO 2 02-10 -- Robert Adams, Detroit, MI, W KO 3 01-29 -- Anthony House, Knoxville, TN, W KO 2 1977 12-16 -- Willie Wren, Detroit, MI, W KO 3 12-07 -- Jerry Strickland, Mt. Clemens, MI, W KO 3 11-25 -- Jerome Hill, Detroit, MI, W KO 2 Thomas Hearns - Date of Birth: October 18, 1958

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Muhammad Ali (page 2)

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Muhammad Ali (page 2) Sep 20th 2013, 11:02, by boxing.guide@about.com 1973 14 Feb -- Joe Bugner, Las Vegas, NV -- W 12 23 Feb -- Cookie Wallace, Dallas -- Exh. 4 31 Mar -- Ken Norton, San Diego, CA -- L 12 10 Sep -- Ken Norton, Los Angeles, CA -- W 12 20 Oct -- Rudi Lubbers, Jakarta -- W 12 1974 28 Jan -- Joe Frazier, New York, NY -- W 12 30 Oct -- George Foreman, Kinshasa -- KO 8 (Won World Heavyweight Title) 1975 24 Mar -- Chuck Wepner, Cleveland, OH -- KO 15 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) 16 May -- Ron Lyle, Las Vegas, NV -- KO 11 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) 30 Jun -- Joe Bugner, Kuala Lumpur -- W 15 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) 1 Oct -- Joe Frazier, Manila -- KO 14 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) 6 Dec -- Randy Stephens, Dallas, TX -- Exh. 3 1976 20 Feb -- Jean Pierre Coopman, San Juan, PR -- KO 5 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) 30 Apr -- Jimmy Young, Landover, MD -- W 15 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) 24 May -- Richard Dunn, Munich, Germany -- KO 5 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) 25 Jun -- Antonio Inoki, Tokyo -- Exh. D 15 28 Sep -- Ken Norton, New York, NY -- W 15 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) 1977 29 Jan -- Peter Fuller, Boston, MA -- Exh. 4 29 Jan -- Walter Haines, Boston, MA -- Exh. 1 29 Jan -- Jerry Houston, Boston, MA -- Exh. 2 29 Jan -- Ron Drinkwater, Boston, MA -- Exh. 2 29 Jan -- Matt Ross, Boston, MA -- Exh. 2 29 Jan -- Frank Smith, Boston, MA -- Exh. 1 16 May -- Alfredo Evangelista, Landover, MD -- W 15 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) 29 Sep -- Earnie Shavers, New York, NY -- W 15 (Retained World Heavyweight Title) 14 Nov -- Bernardo Mercado, Bogata, Colombia -- Exh. 5 2 Dec -- Scott LeDoux, Chicago, IL -- Exh. 5 1978 15 Feb -- Leon Spinks, Las Vegas, NV -- L 15 (Lost World Heavyweight Title) 15 Aug -- Leon Spinks, New Orleans, LA -- W 15 (Won World Heavyweight Title) 1979 27 May -- Alonzo Johnson, Randers, Den -- Exh. 5 27 May -- Jimmy Willis, Randers, Den -- Exh. 5 14 Jul -- Lyle Alzado, Denver, CO -- Exh. 8 1980 2 Oct -- Larry Holmes, Las Vegas, NV -- KO by 11 (For World Heavyweight Title) 1981 11 Dec -- Trevor Berbick, Nassau -- L 10

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

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Boxers of the Past Sep 19th 2013, 11:02, by boxing.guide@about.com 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: The Fighter: Fact vs. Fiction

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The Fighter: Fact vs. Fiction Sep 18th 2013, 11:02, by boxing.guide@about.com The Fighter gets a lot of its facts about the career of Micky Ward right, including several fight sequences which are amazing in their accuracy and attention to detail. In other places, the film takes liberties with the historical record, some for dramatic effect and others for no apparent reason whatsoever. Here's what we have identified as inaccurate in The Fighter: * The movie has Ward being on a losing skid coming into the Mike Mungin fight in 1988. In reality, Ward was 18-1 and on a four fight winning streak heading into the Mungin fight. Ward's four fight losing streak mentioned in the movie actually took place in 1990-1991. * The movie makes a big deal out of Ward being outweighed by 20 pounds in his fight with Mungin. In real life, Ward weighed in at 136.5 and Mungin at 145, an 8.5 pound difference. * The movie depicts Ward taking a terrible beating in the Mungin fight. In reality, the fight went the full ten rounds and Mungin won by very narrow decision: 96-93, 95-94, 95-94. * The movie mentions a number of Ward opponents - Manetti, Collins and Hernandez - during one montage. In reality, Ward never fought anyone by those names. * The movie makes it seem like Ward's upset of Alfonso Sanchez secured his title shot against Shea Neary. In reality, Ward beat Sanchez on April 12, 1997 and faced Neary on March 11, 2000, almost three years later and with six other fights in between (in which Ward went 4-2). * The movie has Ward's career record as 30-7 with 20 KOs as he enters the ring to fight Neary. In reality, his record was 34-9 with 25 KOs. What did the filmmakers gain by making this change? * The movie has Ward and Neary both weighing 146 pounds. Ward weighed in at 140, Neary at 139. Again, what was gained by making these changes? * The movie has Ward's mom, Alice Ward, sitting at ringside with his girlfriend Charlene for the Neary fight. In reality, Ward's mom was not present at that fight. * The movie has Ward being knocked down in round three of the Neary fight. In reality, Ward was never knocked down during the Neary fight. * The movie has Ward hopelessly behind on the scorecards when he rallies to KO Neary in round eight. In reality, HBO's Harold Lederman had Neary ahead 67-66 entering the eighth round. * Finally, and most frustratingly to fight fans, the movie makes a big deal out of Ward's fight with Neary being for the world title. In reality, it was for the WBU (World Boxing Union) title. No one considers the WBU beltholder to be the true world champion. Neary, who fought exclusively in the U.K. and Ireland, won the vacant WBU title by defeating Darryl Tyson, who "earned" his shot at the title by getting stopped by Oscar De La Hoya in two rounds. Did you notice any other historical inaccuracies? If so, please share them with us! VIDEO: Ward vs. Neary: Round Eight: See Ward KO Neary in their March 11, 2000 fight. Dicky Eklund vs. Sugar Ray Leonard: Judge for yourself whether or not Eklund actually knocked Leonard down on July 18, 1978. Go to 10:00 toward the end of the video. Micky vs. Marky: The Same Fight Twice: Scenes from The Fighter spliced side-by-side with footage from the actual Ward-Neary fight. Update: Video no longer available due to copyright issues.

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Amateur Boxing Rules (page 3)

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Amateur Boxing Rules (page 3) Sep 18th 2013, 11:02, by boxing.guide@about.com 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 (Part 4 of 5)

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Mike Tyson Timeline (Part 4 of 5) Sep 18th 2013, 11:02, by boxing.guide@about.com Mike Tyson Fight-by-Fight Career Record Mike Tyson - Photo Gallery - 1986-1989 Jan. 29, 2000 - Tyson stops Julius Francis in the second round in Manchester, England. Feb. 8, 2000 - Tyson reaches settlement with two women who alleged he assaulted them at a Washington restaurant. They accused Tyson of grabbing one woman and requesting a sexual relationship, and that he swore at the other woman. They asked for a total of $7.5 million in damages. Lawyers for both sides agreed to keep terms of the settlement confidential. May 19, 2000 - Tyson is accused by a topless dancer in a Las Vegas nightclub of punching her in the chest and hurling expletives at her. Police were called to the scene, but after interviewing witnesses, including Tyson himself, they decided not to press charges. June 24, 2000 - In bout with Lou Savarese, Tyson knocked the referee down in order to keep punching Savarese after the bout was stopped. June 27, 2000 - The former topless dancer is said to be seeking unspecified damages in a lawsuit filed against Tyson in connection with the May incident. The lawsuit has not been brought to court. Aug. 22, 2000 - Tyson was fined $187,500 for his behavior after his 38-second victory over Savarase but escaped a ban from fighting again in Britain. Sept. 14, 2000 - "I'm on the Zoloft to keep me from killing y'all ... It has really messed me up, and I don't want to be taking it, but they are concerned about the fact that I am a violent person, almost an animal. And they only want me to be an animal in the ring." Oct. 20, 2000 - Tyson defeats Andrew Golota. After the fight, Tyson is forced to submit a urine sample, which tests positive for marijuana. Michigan commission changes result to a No Contest. Oct. 13, 2001 - Tyson defeats Brian Nielsen in seven rounds in Copenhagen, Denmark. Dec. 18, 2001 - Police investigate claims that Tyson assaulted an ex-boxer outside a New York nightclub. Retired heavyweight Mitchell Rose filed the complaint, claiming Tyson attacked him after he made a joke about the former champion's entourage of women. Jan. 2, 2002 - Tyson checked out of a Havana hotel after witnesses said he tossed glass Christmas ornaments at journalists trying to interview him. There were no reports of injuries, arrests or serious damage. Jan. 22, 2002 - A press conference to announce the April 6 Tyson - Lennox Lewis fight breaks into an all-out brawl. Tyson later admits to having bitten Lewis on the leg during the melee. Jan. 22, 2002 - Police in Las Vegas said that they found evidence supporting a woman's claim she was raped by Tyson. The local district attorney's office says it will decide whether to charge Tyson. Jan. 29, 2002 - "Just to let you know, I'm crazy, but I'm not crazy like that. I might want to have sex in a crazy place, but I don't want to kill or rape nobody or hurt nobody." Jan. 29, 2002 - "I'm not Mother Teresa, but I'm not Charles Manson either." May 1, 2002 - "It's no doubt I am going to win this fight and I feel confident about winning this fight. I normally don't do interviews with women unless I fornicate with them. So you shouldn't talk anymore ... Unless you want to, you know." May 1, 2002 - "I wish that you guys had children so I could kick them in the fucking head or stomp on their testicles so you could feel my pain because that's the pain I have waking up every day."

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Boxing: What's Hot Now: Marvelous Marvin Hagler

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Marvelous Marvin Hagler Sep 18th 2013, 11:02, by boxing.guide@about.com 62 Wins, 3 Losses, 2 Draws, 52 Knockouts Born: May 23 1954, Newark, N.J. 1973 18 May -- Terry Ryan, MA -- TKO 2 25 Jul -- Sonny Williams, MA -- W 6 8 Aug -- Muhammad Smith, MA -- KO 2 6 Oct -- Don Wigfall, MA -- W 8 26 Oct -- Cove Green, MA -- TKO 4 18 Nov -- Cocoa Kid, MA -- KO 2 7 Dec -- Manny Freitas, ME -- TKO 1 18 Dec -- James Redford, MA -- TKO 4 1974 5 Feb -- Bob Harrington, MA -- TKO 5 5 Apr -- Tracy Morrison, MA -- TKO 8 4 May -- Jim Redford, MA -- TKO 2 30 May -- Curtis Phillips, ME -- TKO 2 16 Jul -- Robert Williams, MA -- TKO 3 13 Aug -- Peachy Davis, MA -- KO 1 30 Aug -- Ray Seales, MA -- W 10 29 Oct -- Morris Jordan, MA -- TKO 4 16 Nov -- George Green, MA -- KO 1 26 Nov -- Ray Seales, WA -- Draw 10 20 Dec -- DC Walker, MA -- KO 2 1975 15 Feb -- Don Wigfall, MA -- KO 5 31 Mar -- Joey Blair, MA -- KO 2 14 Apr -- Jimmy Owens, MA -- W 10 24 May -- Jimmy Owens, MA -- W DSQ 6 7 Aug -- Jesse Bender, ME -- KO 1 30 Sep -- Lamont Lovelady, MA -- TKO 7 20 Dec -- Johnny Baldwin, MA -- W 10 1976 13 Jan -- Bobby Watts, PA -- L 10 7 Feb -- Matt Donovan, MA -- TKO 2 9 Mar -- Willie Monroe, PA -- L 10 2 Jun -- Bob Smith, MA -- TKO 5 3 Aug -- DC Walker, RI -- TKO 6 14 Sep -- Eugene Hart, PA -- TKO 8 21 Dec -- George Davis, MA -- TKO 6 1977 15 Feb -- Willie Monroe, MA -- TKO 12 16 Mar -- Reggie Ford, MA -- KO 3 10 Jun -- Roy Jones, CT -- TKO 3 23 Aug -- Willie Monroe, PA -- TKO 2 24 Sep -- Ray Phillips, MA -- TKO 7 15 Oct -- Jim Henry, RI -- W 10 26 Nov -- Mike Colbert, MA -- KO 12 1978 4 Mar -- Kevin Finnegan, MA -- TKO 9 7 Apr -- Doug Demmings, CA -- TKO 8 13 May -- Kevin Finnegan, MA -- TKO 7 24 Aug -- Bennie Briscoe, PA -- W 10 11 Nov -- Willie Warren, MA -- TKO 7 1979 3 Feb -- Ray Seales, MA -- TKO 1 12 Mar -- Bob Patterson, RI -- TKO 3 26 May -- Jamie Thomas, ME -- KO 3 30 Jun -- Norberto Cabrera, MON -- TKO 8 30 Nov -- Vito Antuofermo, NV -- Draw 15 (World Middlewight Title) 1980 16 Feb -- Loucif Hamani, ME -- TKO 2 19 Apr -- Bobby Watts, ME -- TKO 2 17 May -- Marcos Geraldo, NV -- W 10 27 Sep -- Alan Minter, ENG -- TKO 3 (Won World Miidleweight Title) 1981 17 Jan -- Fulgencio Obelmejias, MA -- TKO 8 (Retained World Middleweight Title) 13 Jun -- Vito Antuofermo, MA -- TKO 5 (Retained World Middleweight Title) 3 Oct -- Mustafa Hamsho, IL -- TKO 11 (Retained World Middleweight Title) 1982 7 Mar -- William Lee, NJ -- KO 1 (Retained World Middleweight Title) 31 Oct -- Fulgencio Obelmejias, ITA -- KO 5 (Retained World Middleweight Title) 1983 11 Feb -- Tony Sibson, MA -- KO 6 (Retained World Middleweight Title) 27 May -- Wilford Scypion, RI -- KO 4 (Retained World Middleweight Title) 10 Nov -- Roberto Duran, NV -- W 15 (Retained World Middleweight Title) 1984 30 Mar -- Juan Roldan, NV -- KO 10 (Retained World Middleweight Title) 19 Oct -- Mustafa Hamsho, NV -- KO 3 (Retained World Middleweight Title) 1985 15 Apr -- Thomas Hearns, NV -- KO 3 (Retained World Middleweight Title) 1986 10 Mar -- John Mugabi, NV -- KO 11 (Retained World Middleweight Title) 1987 6 Apr -- Ray Leonard, NV -- L 12 (Lost WBC Middleweight Title)

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