champions that have done big house time..?

Forgot to mention Scott Harrison. Hes inside now. Got a lot of issues that guy. I actually feel a bit sorry for him

 

Could've been in this day and age. :good

 

In addition to some of the responses already given about the **** charge, Berbick has always sounded like a rather unlikable individual from everything I've heard and read. A lot of people never forgave him for the beating that he gave Muhammad Ali, and throughout his life and career was constantly in confrontations.. The fact that he was a ******, a brawler and a man who was ultimately murdered in a very fishy sounding story, leaves one with the implication that he wasn't a very nice human being.

 

davey hilton champ an a scumbag

 

I don't think Ali ever did prison time. He did like a weekend in county for driving with a suspended license but no "big house" time.

 

Diego Corrales: domestic abuse
Pernell Whitaker: drug possession
James Page: bank robbery

 

you can't forget heavyweight champ George "the iceman" chambers


here is some footage of him in jail.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJh9UO1VVic&feature=related[/ame]

 

He fought a lot in a pretty crappy era as it was (mid to late 70's). He was the kind of guy that if he were at the right time/place he could have taken a belt in any era, though lacked top-tier skills and talent. The heavyweight division, morso than any other, is just that way. It's a punch or two away from being 180 degrees turned.

 

The thing i remember most about the guy is how Tyson destroyed him. He was mouthin off to Tyson after the 1st round in that fight too, ddnt matter he was done in at the start of the fight.

 

The recently departed Edwin Valero.

 

hilario zapata.

 

This could be a very long thread Jack johnson.

 

Didn't Joey Giardello do a bit of time for hitting someone with a crutch.

 

That is the sentence I was reffering to.

I did not distinguish between one type of prison and another.

 

Schmeling received a short sentence in postwar Germany for failing to submit a planning aplication before he constructed a building.

The sentence seems quite harsh relative to the offense.