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JULY 10th
1951 - Randy Turpin becomes the middleweight boxing champion after defeating Sugar Ray Robinson.
"I knew he didn't want the fight," Dawson said. "He keeps talking about Philly and being a gangster. He's no gangster. Gangsters don't quit. He's weak. He's a weak physically- and mentally-minded person. He has no power."
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1900- Joe Gans KO 8 Young Griffo, NYC.
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1922- Joe Lynch KO 14 Johnny Buff, Bronx, NY. Retains world bantamweight title.
1932- Panama Al Brown W 15 Kid Francis, Marseilles. Retains world bantamweight title.
1933- Ben Jeby W 15 Young Terry, Newark, NJ. Retains New York world middleweight title.
1951- Randy Turpin W 15 Sugar Ray Robinson, London. Wins world middleweight title.
1959- Don Jordan W 15 Denny Moyer, Portland. Retains world welterweight title.
1965- Carlos Hernandez KO 3 Percy Hayles, Kingston. Retains world junior welterweight title.
1970- Bruno Acari WF 6 Rene Roque, Lignano Sabaiadoro, Italy. Retains world junior welterweight title. https://uploadir.com/u/jngtk8d6
1976- Alfonso Zamora KO 3 Gilberto Illueca, Juarez, Mexico. Retains world bantamweight titles. https://uploadir.com/u/0v6ndzkc
1978- Clarence Vinson born. U.S Bronze Medalist in the bantamweight division at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia.
1983- Lupe Madera TW 4 Katsuo Tokashiki, Tokyo. Wins WBA junior flyweight title.
1987- Jeff Fenech KO 5 Greg Richardson, Sydney. Retains WBC super bantamweight title.
1989- Juan Jose Estrada W 12 Luis Mendoza, Tijuana. Retains WBA super bantamweight title.
1993- Julio Cesar Vasquez W 12 Alejandro Ugueto, Tucuman, Arg. Retains WBA super welterweight title.
1998- Freddie Norwood W 12 Luis Mendoza, Miami FL. Retains WBA featherweight title.
2001- Eric Lucas KO 7 Glenn Catley, Montreal, Quebec. Wins vacant WBC Super Middleweight Title.
Born On This Day
1922- Jake LaMotta (born Giacobe LaMotta in The Bronx, New York)
Nicknamed "The Bronx Bull" and "The Raging Bull", is an Italian-American former world middleweight champion boxer who was famously portrayed by Robert De Niro in the film Raging Bull
LaMotta was born in New York City, in the borough of the Bronx, near the Pelham Parkway and Morris Park area. He was forced by his father into fighting other children to entertain neighborhood adults, who threw pocket change into the ring. LaMotta's father collected the money and used it to help pay the rent.
In 1941, at the age of 19, LaMotta turned professional.
LaMotta, who compiled a record of 83 wins, 19 losses and four draws with 30 wins by way of knockout, was the first man to beat Sugar Ray Robinson, knocking him down in the first round of their first fight and then outpointing him over the course of 10 rounds during the second fight of their legendary six-bout rivalry.
On 14 November 1947, LaMotta was knocked out in four rounds by Billy Fox. Suspecting the fight was fixed, the New York State Athletic Commission withheld purses for the fight and suspended LaMotta. The fight with Fox would come back to haunt LaMotta later in life, during a hearing with the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
In his testimony and in his later book, LaMotta admitted to throwing the fight in order to gain favor with the Mafia. All involved agreed the fix was obvious and their staging inept. As LaMotta wrote,
The first round, a couple of belts to his head, and I see a glassy look coming over his eyes. Jesus Christ, a couple of jabs and he's going to fall down? I began to panic a little. I was supposed to be throwing a fight to this guy, and it looked like I was going to end up holding him on his feet ... By [the fourth round], if there was anybody in the Garden who didn't know what was happening, he must have been dead drunk."
The thrown fight and a payment of $20,000 to the Mafia got LaMotta his title bout against Marcel Cerdan.[
LaMotta won the world title in 1949 in Detroit against Frenchman Marcel Cerdan, who was the world champion. Cerdan, called by many boxing critics the greatest champion ever from France,[citation needed] dislocated his arm in the first round and gave up before the start of the 10th. The official score had LaMotta as winner by a knockout in 10 rounds because the bell had already rung to begin that round when Cerdan announced he was quitting. A rematch was arranged, but while Cerdan was flying back to the United States to fight the rematch, his Air France Lockheed Constellation crashed in the Azores, killing everyone on board. LaMotta met two challengers (Tiberio Mitri and Laurent Dauthuille) and beat them, and then he was challenged by Robinson for their rivalry's sixth fight. Held on February 14, 1951, Saint Valentine's Day, the fight became known as boxing's version of the Saint Valentine's Day Massacre. Robinson won by a technical knockout in the 13th round, when the fight was stopped with LaMotta lying on the ropes.
In 1960, LaMotta was called to testify before a U.S. Senate sub-committee that was looking at underworld influence on boxing. He testified that he had thrown his bout with Billy Fox so that the mob would arrange a title bout for him.
In the mid-1950s, LaMotta suffered from a boxing injury and took time off to recover. He was always interested in baseball and decided to form the Jake LaMotta All-Star team. They played in Sterling Oval which was located between 165th and 164th Streets between Clay and Teller Avenue in the Bronx. He also held professional fights at that field, and his brother Joey often fought there.
After retirement, LaMotta owned and managed bars, and became a stage actor and stand-up comedian. He appeared in more than 15 films, including The Hustler with Paul Newman and Jackie Gleason, in which he had a cameo role as a bartender.
LaMotta is recognized as having one of the best chins in boxing. He rolled with punches, minimizing their force and damage when they landed, but he was also able to absorb many blows. In the Saint Valentine's Day Massacre, his sixth bout with Robinson, LaMotta suffered numerous sickening blows to the head. Commentators could be heard saying "No man can take this kind of punishment!" But LaMotta did not go down. The fight was stopped by the referee in the 13th round, declaring it a TKO victory for Robinson.
LaMotta was one of the first boxers to adopt the "bully" style of fighting, in that he always stayed close and in punching range of his opponent, by stalking him around the ring, and sacrificed taking punches himself in order to land his own shots. Due to his aggressive, unrelenting style he was known as "The Bronx Bull.[6] He boasted "No son-of-a-bitch ever knocked me off my feet", but that claim was ended in December 1952 at the hands of Danny Nardico[7] when Nardico caught him with a hard right in the seventh round. LaMotta fell into the ropes and went down. After regaining his footing, he was unable to come out for the next round.[8][9]
[edit] Raging Bull
Hollywood executives approached LaMotta with the idea of a movie about his life, based on his 1970 memoir Raging Bull: My Story. The film, Raging Bull, was initially only a minor box office success, but eventually became a huge critical success both for director Martin Scorsese and actor Robert De Niro, who gained about 60 pounds (27 kg) during the shooting of the film to play the older LaMotta in later scenes.
To accurately portray the younger LaMotta, De Niro trained with LaMotta until LaMotta felt he was ready to box professionally. De Niro lived in Paris for three months, eating at the finest restaurants in order to gain sufficient weight to portray LaMotta after retirement. De Niro won an Academy Award for Best Actor for his performance.
The film depicts a violent and self-destructive LaMotta, who once goes as far as beating his own brother, manager Joey LaMotta, while accusing him of having an affair with his (Jake's) then wife, Vickie LaMotta. (In real life, this altercation was between LaMotta and his best friend Pete, not his brother Joey. The Joey character in the film is an amalgamation to simplify the narrative.)
In February 1998, LaMotta's elder son Jake LaMotta, Jr., died of liver cancer.[2] In September 1998, his younger son Joseph LaMotta died in the crash of Swissair Flight 111 off the coast of Nova Scotia, Canada.
His nephew, John LaMotta, fought in the heavyweight-novice class of the 2001 Golden Gloves championship tournament.
As of 2007, LaMotta had been married six times and had four daughters, including Christi by his second wife Vikki and Stephanie by his fourth wife Dimitria.
He remains active on the speaking and autograph circuit, and has published several books about his career, his life, and his fights with Robinson.
He is a member of the International Boxing Hall of Fame and was ranked 52nd on Ring Magazine's List of the 80 Best Fighters of the Last 80 Years. The magazine also ranked him as one of the 10 greatest middleweights of all time.
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1922- Joe Lynch KO 14 Johnny Buff, Bronx, NY. Retains world bantamweight title.
1932- Panama Al Brown W 15 Kid Francis, Marseilles. Retains world bantamweight title.
1933- Ben Jeby W 15 Young Terry, Newark, NJ. Retains New York world middleweight title.
1951- Randy Turpin W 15 Sugar Ray Robinson, London. Wins world middleweight title.
1959- Don Jordan W 15 Denny Moyer, Portland. Retains world welterweight title.
1965- Carlos Hernandez KO 3 Percy Hayles, Kingston. Retains world junior welterweight title.
1970- Bruno Acari WF 6 Rene Roque, Lignano Sabaiadoro, Italy. Retains world junior welterweight title. https://uploadir.com/u/jngtk8d6
1976- Alfonso Zamora KO 3 Gilberto Illueca, Juarez, Mexico. Retains world bantamweight titles. https://uploadir.com/u/0v6ndzkc
1978- Clarence Vinson born. U.S Bronze Medalist in the bantamweight division at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia.
1983- Lupe Madera TW 4 Katsuo Tokashiki, Tokyo. Wins WBA junior flyweight title.
1987- Jeff Fenech KO 5 Greg Richardson, Sydney. Retains WBC super bantamweight title.
1989- Juan Jose Estrada W 12 Luis Mendoza, Tijuana. Retains WBA super bantamweight title.
1993- Julio Cesar Vasquez W 12 Alejandro Ugueto, Tucuman, Arg. Retains WBA super welterweight title.
1998- Freddie Norwood W 12 Luis Mendoza, Miami FL. Retains WBA featherweight title.
2001- Eric Lucas KO 7 Glenn Catley, Montreal, Quebec. Wins vacant WBC Super Middleweight Title.
Born On This Day
1922- Jake LaMotta (born Giacobe LaMotta in The Bronx, New York)
Nicknamed "The Bronx Bull" and "The Raging Bull", is an Italian-American former world middleweight champion boxer who was famously portrayed by Robert De Niro in the film Raging Bull
LaMotta was born in New York City, in the borough of the Bronx, near the Pelham Parkway and Morris Park area. He was forced by his father into fighting other children to entertain neighborhood adults, who threw pocket change into the ring. LaMotta's father collected the money and used it to help pay the rent.
In 1941, at the age of 19, LaMotta turned professional.
LaMotta, who compiled a record of 83 wins, 19 losses and four draws with 30 wins by way of knockout, was the first man to beat Sugar Ray Robinson, knocking him down in the first round of their first fight and then outpointing him over the course of 10 rounds during the second fight of their legendary six-bout rivalry.
On 14 November 1947, LaMotta was knocked out in four rounds by Billy Fox. Suspecting the fight was fixed, the New York State Athletic Commission withheld purses for the fight and suspended LaMotta. The fight with Fox would come back to haunt LaMotta later in life, during a hearing with the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
In his testimony and in his later book, LaMotta admitted to throwing the fight in order to gain favor with the Mafia. All involved agreed the fix was obvious and their staging inept. As LaMotta wrote,
The first round, a couple of belts to his head, and I see a glassy look coming over his eyes. Jesus Christ, a couple of jabs and he's going to fall down? I began to panic a little. I was supposed to be throwing a fight to this guy, and it looked like I was going to end up holding him on his feet ... By [the fourth round], if there was anybody in the Garden who didn't know what was happening, he must have been dead drunk."
The thrown fight and a payment of $20,000 to the Mafia got LaMotta his title bout against Marcel Cerdan.[
LaMotta won the world title in 1949 in Detroit against Frenchman Marcel Cerdan, who was the world champion. Cerdan, called by many boxing critics the greatest champion ever from France,[citation needed] dislocated his arm in the first round and gave up before the start of the 10th. The official score had LaMotta as winner by a knockout in 10 rounds because the bell had already rung to begin that round when Cerdan announced he was quitting. A rematch was arranged, but while Cerdan was flying back to the United States to fight the rematch, his Air France Lockheed Constellation crashed in the Azores, killing everyone on board. LaMotta met two challengers (Tiberio Mitri and Laurent Dauthuille) and beat them, and then he was challenged by Robinson for their rivalry's sixth fight. Held on February 14, 1951, Saint Valentine's Day, the fight became known as boxing's version of the Saint Valentine's Day Massacre. Robinson won by a technical knockout in the 13th round, when the fight was stopped with LaMotta lying on the ropes.
In 1960, LaMotta was called to testify before a U.S. Senate sub-committee that was looking at underworld influence on boxing. He testified that he had thrown his bout with Billy Fox so that the mob would arrange a title bout for him.
In the mid-1950s, LaMotta suffered from a boxing injury and took time off to recover. He was always interested in baseball and decided to form the Jake LaMotta All-Star team. They played in Sterling Oval which was located between 165th and 164th Streets between Clay and Teller Avenue in the Bronx. He also held professional fights at that field, and his brother Joey often fought there.
After retirement, LaMotta owned and managed bars, and became a stage actor and stand-up comedian. He appeared in more than 15 films, including The Hustler with Paul Newman and Jackie Gleason, in which he had a cameo role as a bartender.
LaMotta is recognized as having one of the best chins in boxing. He rolled with punches, minimizing their force and damage when they landed, but he was also able to absorb many blows. In the Saint Valentine's Day Massacre, his sixth bout with Robinson, LaMotta suffered numerous sickening blows to the head. Commentators could be heard saying "No man can take this kind of punishment!" But LaMotta did not go down. The fight was stopped by the referee in the 13th round, declaring it a TKO victory for Robinson.
LaMotta was one of the first boxers to adopt the "bully" style of fighting, in that he always stayed close and in punching range of his opponent, by stalking him around the ring, and sacrificed taking punches himself in order to land his own shots. Due to his aggressive, unrelenting style he was known as "The Bronx Bull.[6] He boasted "No son-of-a-bitch ever knocked me off my feet", but that claim was ended in December 1952 at the hands of Danny Nardico[7] when Nardico caught him with a hard right in the seventh round. LaMotta fell into the ropes and went down. After regaining his footing, he was unable to come out for the next round.[8][9]
[edit] Raging Bull
Hollywood executives approached LaMotta with the idea of a movie about his life, based on his 1970 memoir Raging Bull: My Story. The film, Raging Bull, was initially only a minor box office success, but eventually became a huge critical success both for director Martin Scorsese and actor Robert De Niro, who gained about 60 pounds (27 kg) during the shooting of the film to play the older LaMotta in later scenes.
To accurately portray the younger LaMotta, De Niro trained with LaMotta until LaMotta felt he was ready to box professionally. De Niro lived in Paris for three months, eating at the finest restaurants in order to gain sufficient weight to portray LaMotta after retirement. De Niro won an Academy Award for Best Actor for his performance.
The film depicts a violent and self-destructive LaMotta, who once goes as far as beating his own brother, manager Joey LaMotta, while accusing him of having an affair with his (Jake's) then wife, Vickie LaMotta. (In real life, this altercation was between LaMotta and his best friend Pete, not his brother Joey. The Joey character in the film is an amalgamation to simplify the narrative.)
In February 1998, LaMotta's elder son Jake LaMotta, Jr., died of liver cancer.[2] In September 1998, his younger son Joseph LaMotta died in the crash of Swissair Flight 111 off the coast of Nova Scotia, Canada.
His nephew, John LaMotta, fought in the heavyweight-novice class of the 2001 Golden Gloves championship tournament.
As of 2007, LaMotta had been married six times and had four daughters, including Christi by his second wife Vikki and Stephanie by his fourth wife Dimitria.
He remains active on the speaking and autograph circuit, and has published several books about his career, his life, and his fights with Robinson.
He is a member of the International Boxing Hall of Fame and was ranked 52nd on Ring Magazine's List of the 80 Best Fighters of the Last 80 Years. The magazine also ranked him as one of the 10 greatest middleweights of all time.
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2010- Juan Manuel Lopez KO 2 Bernabe Concepcion, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Retains WBO Featherweight Title.
2010- Nonito Donaire KO 8 Hernan "Tyson" Marquez, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Retains WBA Interim Super Flyweight Title.
2010- Saul "Canelo" Alvarez TKO 6 Luciano Leonel Cuello, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. Wins Vacant WBC Silver Super Welterweight Title.
2010- Nonito Donaire KO 8 Hernan "Tyson" Marquez, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Retains WBA Interim Super Flyweight Title.
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July 10th in Boxing History
-63Yrs Ago Today-
Randy Turpin W 15 Sugar Ray Robinson
Wins world middleweight title
WATCH THE FULL FIGHT HERE
Randy Turpin W 15 Sugar Ray Robinson
Wins world middleweight title
WATCH THE FULL FIGHT HERE
Re: July 10th in Boxing History
-54Yrs AGo Today-
Don Jordan W 15 Denny Moyer
Retains world welterweight title
[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=se82OdtcJug[/youtubefullurl]
Don Jordan W 15 Denny Moyer
Retains world welterweight title
[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=se82OdtcJug[/youtubefullurl]
Re: July 10th in Boxing History
-50Yrs Ago Today-
Ernie Terrell KO 7 Bob Foster
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[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iaA6NJvx7F0[/youtubefullurl]
Ernie Terrell KO 7 Bob Foster
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[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iaA6NJvx7F0[/youtubefullurl]
Re: July 10th in Boxing History
-44Yrs Ago Today-
Bruno Arcari DQ Rene Roque
retains the WBC light welterweight title
Acari's win creates tension & a melee inside the ring
[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CB-nyMi5D_0[/youtubefullurl]
[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExxVU27wTsw[/youtubefullurl]
Bruno Arcari DQ Rene Roque
retains the WBC light welterweight title
Acari's win creates tension & a melee inside the ring
[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CB-nyMi5D_0[/youtubefullurl]
[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExxVU27wTsw[/youtubefullurl]
Re: July 10th in Boxing History
-43Yrs AGo Today-
Ruben Olivares TKO 4 Efren Torres
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[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3Xv695wxMg[/youtubefullurl]
Ruben Olivares TKO 4 Efren Torres
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[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3Xv695wxMg[/youtubefullurl]
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Re: July 10th in Boxing History
Ruben Olivares did not look like a puncher, I mean he wasn't built as you expect a puncher to be built. I seen two uploads of him putting guys to sleep here in the last couple of days, so he must have had some serious power. Doesn't Olivares own a 2nd round KO win over a young Jose Luis Ramirez?
Re: July 10th in Boxing History
ForceFed_231 wrote:Ruben Olivares did not look like a puncher, I mean he wasn't built as you expect a puncher to be built. I seen two uploads of him putting guys to sleep here in the last couple of days, so he must have had some serious power. Doesn't Olivares own a 2nd round KO win over a young Jose Luis Ramirez?
I haven't spent much time before studying his career but it's definately something i want to do after seing a few of his fights and Hls lately!
Re: July 10th in Boxing History
-38Yrs AGo Today-
Ken Norton TKO 10 Larry Middleton
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[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2qlxvCllaQ[/youtubefullurl]
Ken Norton TKO 10 Larry Middleton
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[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2qlxvCllaQ[/youtubefullurl]
Re: July 10th in Boxing History
-35Yrs AGo Today-
Eddie Mustafa Muhammad KO 5 Dave Lee Royster
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[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejAv4RE3_DM[/youtubefullurl]
Eddie Mustafa Muhammad KO 5 Dave Lee Royster
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[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejAv4RE3_DM[/youtubefullurl]
Re: July 10th in Boxing History
-32Yrs AGo Today-
Donald Curry UD 10 Adolfo Viruet
[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_KJGVVEC_M[/youtubefullurl]
Donald Curry UD 10 Adolfo Viruet
[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_KJGVVEC_M[/youtubefullurl]
Re: July 10th in Boxing History
-31Yrs AGo Today-
Thomas Hearns UD 10 Murray Sutherland
[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d65baaCe1Fw[/youtubefullurl]
Bobby Joe Young TKO 9 Darrell Chambers
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[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIQv7Pz8q60[/youtubefullurl]
Thomas Hearns UD 10 Murray Sutherland
[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d65baaCe1Fw[/youtubefullurl]
Bobby Joe Young TKO 9 Darrell Chambers
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[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIQv7Pz8q60[/youtubefullurl]
Re: July 10th in Boxing History
-27Yrs AGo Today-
Jeff Fenech KO 5 Greg Richardson
Retains his WBC super bantamweight title
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[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77BrFP6N6cU[/youtubefullurl]
Jeff Fenech KO 5 Greg Richardson
Retains his WBC super bantamweight title
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[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77BrFP6N6cU[/youtubefullurl]
Re: July 10th in Boxing History
-19Yrs AGo Today-
Juan Manuel Marquez KO 6 Julio Cesar Portillo
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Juan Manuel Marquez KO 6 Julio Cesar Portillo
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Re: July 10th in Boxing History
-18Yrs Ago Today-
Carlos Hernandez TKO 10 Isagani Pumar
International Boxing Council super featherweight title
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[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsjHea9Y-JM[/youtubefullurl]
Carlos Hernandez TKO 10 Isagani Pumar
International Boxing Council super featherweight title
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[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsjHea9Y-JM[/youtubefullurl]
Re: July 10th in Boxing History
-16Yrs AGo Today-
Wladimir Klitschko KO 1 Najee Shaheed
Retains the WBC International heavyweight title
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[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34uGuhD64E4[/youtubefullurl]
Wladimir Klitschko KO 1 Najee Shaheed
Retains the WBC International heavyweight title
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[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34uGuhD64E4[/youtubefullurl]
Re: July 10th in Boxing History
-15Yrs Ago Today-
Julio Cesar Chavez KO 4 Marty Jakubowski
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[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2RQWwqqtic[/youtubefullurl]
Julio Cesar Chavez KO 4 Marty Jakubowski
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[youtubefullurl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2RQWwqqtic[/youtubefullurl]
Re: July 10th in Boxing History
-13Yrs AGo Today-
Eric Lucas KO 7 Glenn Catley
For the vacant WBC super middleweight title
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Eric Lucas KO 7 Glenn Catley
For the vacant WBC super middleweight title
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