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Daily Archives: November 18, 2012
The three most notorious turkeys in the annals of prizefighting
Happy Thanksgiving wishes to everyone! In tribute to the holiday, below are the three most notorious boxers in the annals of prizefighting. 1) Mitch “Blood” Green Green (19-6-1, 12 KOs) won the New York Golden Gloves four times as an amateur and the World Boxing Council once ranked him as high as seventh. Classically, “Blood” donned a hairdo like Randy Watson in Coming to America and is crazier than a shithouse rat. In August 1985, Green lost for the first time as a professional to future WBC champion Trevor Berbick. The following spring, Green was again defeated when he lost … Continue reading
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Tagged 000 in damages, 12 KOs) won the New York Golden Gloves four times as an amateur and the World Boxing Council once ranked him as high as seventh, 23 KOs) is a former WBA/WBC welterweight champion, brought a criminal lawsuit against Tyson and was eventually awarded $45, Green, Green lost for the first time as a professional to future WBC champion Trevor Berbick, Green was again defeated when he lost a ten round decision to Mike Tyson, Mitch “Blood” Green Green (19-6-1, Ricardo “El Matador” Mayorga Mayorga (29-8-1, who required five stitches after the fracas
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Adrien Broner is Floyd Mayweather, Bernard Hopkins and Oscar De La Hoya ‘all wrapped into one’
In the aftermath of Adrien Broner’s destruction of tough Mexican Antonio DeMarco last Saturday night at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey, “The Problem’s” promoter, Oscar De La Hoya, claimed the WBC lightweight titlist is a mixture of himself, Floyd Mayweather and Bernard Hopkins. Broner (25-0, 21 KOs), often compared to Mayweather (43-0, 26 KOs) due to dominating roughly 300 amateur pugilists, is a cocky and flamboyant youngster who has been featured as a top ten prizefighter in multiple divisions by Ring Magazine. “For me, personally, Broner, to me, is Floyd Mayweather, Hopkins, myself, you can name them all, … Continue reading
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Tagged “The Problem’s” promoter, 26 KOs) due to dominating roughly 300 amateur pugilists, 39, Adrien Broner’s destruction of tough Mexican Antonio DeMarco last Saturday night at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, at 46, claimed the WBC lightweight titlist is a mixture of himself, compared to Mayweather (43-0, continued gushing over the 23-year-old native of Cincinnati, De La Hoya, Floyd Mayweather and Bernard Hopkins, hung-up his gloves after being battered by Manny Pacquiao in an eight round TKO loss in December 2008, is a cocky and flamboyant youngster who has been featured as a top ten prizefighter in multiple divisions by Ring Magazine, is an enormous talent who has captured nine world titles in five different weight classes, Mayweather, middleweight belt a record 20 consecutive times from 1995 through 2005, New Jersey, Oscar De La Hoya, outclassed Jean Pascal in May 2011 to procure a unanimous decision victory and become, the oldest man to win a major title, the president of Golden Boy Promotions who defeated 17 world champions and captured 10 crowns in six different weight classes, who earned The Ring “Fighter of the Year” in 1998 and 2007
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