BOXING - What Happened On This Day???????

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  1. COULDHAVEBEEN

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    Michael Moorer v Evander Holyfield – Caeser’s Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada.
    Moorer wins World heavyweight title by majority decision over 12 rounds.
    Holyfield would avenge this loss 3 years later winning back the titles via stoppage.
     
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    Antonio Margarito defeated Kermit Cintron by TKO 5
    retaining his WBO Welterweight title in Las Vegas
    Cintron was down four times before the stoppage.
     
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    Tony Mundine (Snr) v Billy Choules - South Sydney Rugby League Club, NSW.
    Mundine (Snr) won the first of his many Australian titles (this one at middleweight), against English born Choules by KO in round 4 of 12.
     
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    Damn you missed my birthday 7th Feb, you should ask for the thread to be secured up top.

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    Happy Birthday for early Feb!

    Thread secured up top? Dunno? This is just my 5 minutes of fun once a day.

    Feel free, like anyone else, to bung some stuff on here. It's not my thread, it's for anyone who can be bothered.
     
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    Vitali Klitschko v Corrie Sanders - Los Angeles.
    Klitschko wins by KO in round 8 of 12, winning the vacant World heavyweight title.
     
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    « Reply #268 on: April 24, 2009, 01:54:33 AM »
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    Just finished reading the International Kickboxer magazine, once again JWP is on the front.

    Good inside write up on how Heavyweight Stan The Man got one of the big guns flown in to fight the first Australian Kickboxing event in Melb.

    Heavyweight Muay Thai Andre Meunier is making waves in the division,a very keen fighter to keep an eye on. Michael Schiavello interviews Andre about his current status and future in muay thai.

    A bit of a write up on Harls Muay Thai and Fitness training centre in Blackburn, Melb to check out
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    25th April 1981

    Thomas Hearns defeated Randy Shields TKO 12 [15rds]
    defending his WBA Welter title in Phoenix Arizona.
     
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    (25 years ago today)

    Brian Janssen v Russell Sands for Aust welterweight title - Chandler Sports Complex, Brisbane.
    Janseen defeated Sands on pts over 12 rounds.
     
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    (25 years ago today)

    Jeff Fenech
    v Satoshi Shingaki for IBF World bantamweight title - Hordern Pavillion, Sydney.

    Fenech defeated Shingaki by TKO in round 9 of 15.
    This was Fenech's first world title, and won in only his 7th pro fight!
    Fenech would go on to win three world titles, and only be stopped from winning a 4th by a controversial draw against Azumah Nelson, in the USA.
     
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    Danny Green v Anthony van Niekerk - Challenge Stadium, Perth.
    Green won by KO in round 2 of 10 in his comeback fight after a year and a half out of the ring.
     
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    (85 years ago today - one for you Flamengo)

    Ted Monson (WA) v Pud Segar (SA) - Adelaide, South Australia.

    Monson successfully defends his Australian middleweight title by stopping Segar in round 12 of 20.
    This was only Segar's second pro fight of a career total of 11. However this same pair meet 3 times, each resulting in stoppage wins to Monson. One of Segar's other career losses was to the great Ambrose Palmer.
     
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    27th April 1980

    Alexis Arguello defeated Rolando Navarrete by TKO 5
    successfully defending his WBC Super Feather title for the 6th time
    in San Juan Puerto Rico.
     
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    Jimmy Ellis v Jerry Quarry – Oakland, California.
    Ellis wins vacant WBA World heavyweight title on pts over 15 rounds.
    It is later revealed that Quarry fought with a broken bone in his back! Ouch!

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    Johnny Tapia v Manuel Medina – New York City.
    Tapia wins IBF World featherweight title over 12 rounds in what some rate as the worst decision of 2002.
     
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    Sam Langford v Stanley Ketchel - National Athletic Club, Philadelphia.

    No official decision from the referee in this non-title fight fought over 6 rounds. Though Langford was later granted a ‘newpaper’ win.
    Langford & Ketchel went hard for all 6 rounds and were both on their feet, able to continue, with plenty of strength and aggressiveness when the battle ended. No knockdowns were scored in spite of the terrific hitting power of both men.
    Sadly Ketchel wouldn’t get the chance to settle the question of supremacy with Langford, as he was dead inside the same year, at only 24.