Muhammad Ali made his return to boxing on October 26, 1970, and stopped Jerry Quarry in 3 rounds in Atlanta, Georgia. It was the ex-champ’s first bout in 3 1/2 years and he followed that up with a 15th round stoppage of Oscar Bonavena two months later at Madison Square Garden. Those two wins set […]
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This is My List of the 5 Biggest Wins of Lennox Lewis Mike Tyson. June 8, 2002. The Pyramid; Memphis, Tennessee. Lennox knocks out Mike Tyson in 8 rounds to put a cap on his hall of fame career. His destruction of Tyson leaves no doubt that Lennox is the best heavyweight of his era.
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After Cassius Clay shocked the world on February 25, 1964 by forcing the champion Sonny Liston to quit on his stool after the sixth round, he became the new champion which ushered a new era in the heavyweight division. Not longer after defeating Liston, Cassius announced he was now Cassius X, and had converted to
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This is My List of Boxing’s 5 Top Comebacks Muhammad Ali. After a forced retirement of 3 and 1/2 years because of his refusal into the Army in April 1967, Ali returns to the ring on Ocrtober26, 1970. His opponent is the top contender Jerry Quarry, who Ali stops on cuts in 3 rounds in
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This is My List of the Top 5 Worst Decisions Pernell Whitaker vs. Jose Luis Ramirez. March 12, 1988. Levallois, France. This is the absolute worst decision I have ever seen live in my entire life. Sweet Pea won no less than 10 of 12 rounds, but was robbed by crooked judges, who awarded Ramirez
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