1925- Charley Phil Rosenberg W 15 Cannonball Martin, NYC. Wins World Bantamweight Title.
1942- Sugar Ray Robinson TKO 7 Norman Rubio at the Madison Square Garden
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1965- Nicolino Locche Pts 10 Hector Hugo Rambaldi in Estadio Luna Park, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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1967- Luis Rodriguez W 10 Bennie Briscoe, Philadelphia, PA. Rodriguez weighed in at 152; Briscoe at 155. Referee: Zach Clayton 47-45 | Judge: Dave Beloff 48-42 | Judge: Earl Vann 47-43.
1970- Freddie Little W 15 Gerhard Piaskowy, Berlin. Retains lineal, WBA, and WBC World Junior Middleweight Titles.
1970- Chartchai Chionoi W 15 Efren "Alacran" Torres, Bangkok. Regains lineal, WBC, and Ring Magazine World Flyweight Titles.
1976- John H. Stracey KO 10 Hedgemon Lewis, Wembley. Retains lineal, WBC, and Ring Magazine World Welterweight Titles. https://uploadir.com/u/n492z6tw
1977- Leon Spinks KO 1 Jerry McIntyre in Louisville, Kentucky, USA https://uploadir.com/u/nm2yv79j
1977- Ron Lyle SD 12 Joe Bugner in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
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1982- Prudencio Cardona KO 1 Antonio Avelar, Tampico, Mexico. Wins lineal, WBC, and Ring Magazine World Flyweight Titles. https://uploadir.com/u/4wp4ecxc
1982- Michael Dokes KO 5 Tommy Franco Thomas for the NABF Title in Atlantic City https://uploadir.com/u/12c3cb0g
1982- Teddy Mann UD 10 Robbie Epps in Atlantic City
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1982- Tim Witherspoon KO 2 Luis Acosta in Atlantic City https://uploadir.com/u/ialmq8m7
1983- Seung Hoon Lee KO 6 Ricardo Cardona in Masan, South Korea https://uploadir.com/u/4sq5ie0n
1983- John Verderosa TKO 4 Sean O'Grady in Chicago, Illinois, USA https://uploadir.com/u/8c50jxuj
1983- John Collins UD 10 Lenny LaPaglia for the vacant USA Illinois State Middle Title
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1983- David Sears TKO 1 Clarence Osby in Chicago https://uploadir.com/u/krki34jr
1985- Darryl Fuller TKO 11 Kel Robin in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
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1987- Gilberto Roman W 12 Frank Cedeno, Calexico, Mexico. Retains lineal World Junior Bantamweight and WBC World Super Flyweight Titles.
1992- Iran Barkley W 12 Thomas Hearns, Las Vegas. Wins WBA World Light Heavyweight Title. By the final round Hearns’ head swells to “elephant man” like proportions.
1992- Thierry Jacob W 12 Daniel Zaragoza, Calais, France. Wins WBC World Super Bantamweight Title.
1993- Henry Maske W 12 Prince Charles Williams, Dusseldorf, Germany. Wins IBF World Light Heavyweight Title.
1993- Yuri Arbachokov KO 9 Muangchai Kittikasem, Lop Buri, Thailand. Retains lineal and WBC World Flyweight Titles.
1999- Ike Ibeabuchi KO 5 Chris Byrd, Tacoma, Washington. Heavyweight Bout. The maniacal Ibeabuchi’s last fight.
2010- Wladimir Klitschko KO 12 Eddie Chambers, Düsseldorf, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany. Retains lineal, IBF, IBO, WBO, and Ring Magazine World Heavyweight Titles.
1942- Sugar Ray Robinson TKO 7 Norman Rubio at the Madison Square Garden
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1965- Nicolino Locche Pts 10 Hector Hugo Rambaldi in Estadio Luna Park, Buenos Aires, Argentina
https://uploadir.com/u/22aip5ui
1967- Luis Rodriguez W 10 Bennie Briscoe, Philadelphia, PA. Rodriguez weighed in at 152; Briscoe at 155. Referee: Zach Clayton 47-45 | Judge: Dave Beloff 48-42 | Judge: Earl Vann 47-43.
1970- Freddie Little W 15 Gerhard Piaskowy, Berlin. Retains lineal, WBA, and WBC World Junior Middleweight Titles.
1970- Chartchai Chionoi W 15 Efren "Alacran" Torres, Bangkok. Regains lineal, WBC, and Ring Magazine World Flyweight Titles.
1976- John H. Stracey KO 10 Hedgemon Lewis, Wembley. Retains lineal, WBC, and Ring Magazine World Welterweight Titles. https://uploadir.com/u/n492z6tw
1977- Leon Spinks KO 1 Jerry McIntyre in Louisville, Kentucky, USA https://uploadir.com/u/nm2yv79j
1977- Ron Lyle SD 12 Joe Bugner in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
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1982- Prudencio Cardona KO 1 Antonio Avelar, Tampico, Mexico. Wins lineal, WBC, and Ring Magazine World Flyweight Titles. https://uploadir.com/u/4wp4ecxc
1982- Michael Dokes KO 5 Tommy Franco Thomas for the NABF Title in Atlantic City https://uploadir.com/u/12c3cb0g
1982- Teddy Mann UD 10 Robbie Epps in Atlantic City
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1982- Tim Witherspoon KO 2 Luis Acosta in Atlantic City https://uploadir.com/u/ialmq8m7
1983- Seung Hoon Lee KO 6 Ricardo Cardona in Masan, South Korea https://uploadir.com/u/4sq5ie0n
1983- John Verderosa TKO 4 Sean O'Grady in Chicago, Illinois, USA https://uploadir.com/u/8c50jxuj
1983- John Collins UD 10 Lenny LaPaglia for the vacant USA Illinois State Middle Title
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1983- David Sears TKO 1 Clarence Osby in Chicago https://uploadir.com/u/krki34jr
1985- Darryl Fuller TKO 11 Kel Robin in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
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1987- Gilberto Roman W 12 Frank Cedeno, Calexico, Mexico. Retains lineal World Junior Bantamweight and WBC World Super Flyweight Titles.
1992- Iran Barkley W 12 Thomas Hearns, Las Vegas. Wins WBA World Light Heavyweight Title. By the final round Hearns’ head swells to “elephant man” like proportions.
1992- Thierry Jacob W 12 Daniel Zaragoza, Calais, France. Wins WBC World Super Bantamweight Title.
1993- Henry Maske W 12 Prince Charles Williams, Dusseldorf, Germany. Wins IBF World Light Heavyweight Title.
1993- Yuri Arbachokov KO 9 Muangchai Kittikasem, Lop Buri, Thailand. Retains lineal and WBC World Flyweight Titles.
1999- Ike Ibeabuchi KO 5 Chris Byrd, Tacoma, Washington. Heavyweight Bout. The maniacal Ibeabuchi’s last fight.
2010- Wladimir Klitschko KO 12 Eddie Chambers, Düsseldorf, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany. Retains lineal, IBF, IBO, WBO, and Ring Magazine World Heavyweight Titles.
1997- Tony Zale Dies at age 83.
Anthony Florian Zaleski (May 29, 1913 – March 20, 1997) an American boxer. Zale was born and raised in Gary, Indiana, a steel town, which gave him his nickname, "Man of Steel." In addition, he had the reputation of being able to take fearsome punishment and still rally to win, reinforcing that nickname. Zale was known as a strong body puncher, who punished his opponents and steadily wore them down before knocking them out.
Zale was a 2-time world middleweight champion and made the Ring Magazine's list of 100 greatest punchers of all time. Zale is best remembered for his three bouts over a 21-month period with Rocky Graziano for the middleweight crown. These three bouts were among the most brutal and exciting middleweight championship matches of all time. The first match took place in Yankee Stadium, New York. Zale had served in World War II, was thirty-three years old, and had been inactive for about four years. Graziano was on a winning knockout streak and seemed to be in his prime. In their first match (September 27, 1946), after flooring Graziano in the first round, Zale took a savage beating from Graziano, and was on the verge of losing the fight by TKO. However, he rallied and knocked out Graziano in the sixth round to retain his title. The rematch, a year later in Chicago (July] 16, 1947), was a mirror image of their first fight. Graziano was battered around the ring, suffered a closed eye and appeared ready to lose by a knockout, then rallied and knocked Zale out in the sixth round, becoming middleweight champion of the world.
Their last fight was held in New Jersey the following year (June 10, 1948). Zale regained his crown, winning the match by a knockout in the third round. The knockout blows consisted of a perfect combination of a right to Graziano's body, then a left hook to Graziano's jaw. Graziano was knocked unconscious. This fight was Zale's last hurrah. His age and the many ring wars he fought seemed to catch up with him in his next fight against European Champion Marcel Cerdan later that year, who stopped him in the eleventh round to win the middleweight championship of the world (September 21, 1948). Graziano commented that years later he would wake up in a cold sweat having had the recurring nightmare of being back in the ring with Zale, who he said really was a man of steel.
Edith Piaf, who at the time was having an affair with Cerdan, was in the audience, praying to Saint Therese for his victory. Two of the three Graziano fights and the Cerdan fight were named Ring Magazine fights of the year.
Zale was originally cast to play himself in the movie Somebody Up There Likes Me. When Paul Newman (playing Graziano) and he were sparring prior to filming, Newman got rough and Zale knocked him out. Zale was replaced by Courtland Shepard for the final fight scene
1992- Iran Barkley W 12 Thomas Hearns, Las Vegas. Wins WBA World Light Heavyweight Title. By the final round Hearns’ head swells to “elephant man” like proportions. Voted Upset of the Year by Ring magazine
1999- Ike Ibeabuchi KO 5 Chris Byrd, Tacoma, Washington. Heavyweight Bout. Ike's fight with Byrd was his last fight as a professional.