SELECT RESULTS:
OCTOBER:
Teofilo Stevenson TKO3 Gene Innocent
Dariusz Michalczewski UD12 Tommy Yarosz
Ken Overlin TKO2
(cuts) Julian Jackson
Charley Burley UD12 Gene Fullmer
Jack Dempsey (NP) TKO6 Michael Olajide
Felix Trinidad TKO6
Tommy Freeman
Dmitriy Salita D12 Sandro Lopopolo
Benny
Leonard (C) UD15 Manny Pacquiao *EBC World LW Title (Pacman
landed the harder shots but not enough of them, he was also
dropped three times en route to a 144-139, 145-136, 146-136 UD
loss)
Lulu Constantino TKO9 (cuts) Tod Morgan (Morgan was
ahead on all three cards)
Eddie Cool TKO7 (cuts) Mario Trigo
Rich Sue UD12 Derrick Gainer (great slugfest)
Diego Morales
TKO6 Felix Machado
Miguel Canto (C) TKO12 (cuts) Muanchai
Kittikasem *EBC World FLY Title (the challenger was only down by
two points, but his second round cut came back to ruin his
chances here)
Pascual Perez (C) TKO7 ROnald Barrrera *SABF
FLY Title
Javier Varguez KO7 Sot Chilada (Chilada was ahead
on all three cards)
Thomas Hearns W6 Roman Karmazin
Tim
Witherspoon TKO4 Mitch Green
Meldrick Taylor W6 Oscar
DeLaHoya
Iran Barkley W6 Elvis Michailenko
Kid Gavilan D6
Arturo Gatti
James Toney D6 Bob Olin
George Foreman TKO1
Francisco Palacios
Michael Carbajal TKO8 Venice Borkhorser
Steve Collins W10 Bob Godwin
Buddy McGirt KO5 Pete Latzo
Ray Mancini W10 Lothar Abend
Riddick Bowe KO9 Herbie Hide
(Bowe keeps his undefeated record in tact)
September:
Vitali Klitschko (11-1, 5 KOs) KO10 Joe Mesi (8-2-2, 3 KOs) Mesi
came out strong, dropping Vitali in the opening round but
Klitschko took over and drops Mesi a total of seven times before
finally getting the KO.
Juan Carlos Gomez (10-1-1, 5 KOs)
TKO4 Joe Cox (5-5-1, 1 KO)
ST Gordon (10-1-1, 8 KOs) KO4
Primo Carmera
Tommy Morrison (8-3, 7 KOs) KO1 Granville Lloyd
(0-6-1)
Troy Ross (4-2-1, 2 KOs) W6 Denzil Browne (1-4)
Frank Liselli (11-1, 8 KOs) KO3 Ka-Dy King (7-4,3 KOs)
Oakland Billy Smith 9-1-2, 4 KOs) UD12 Joey Adamick (7-5-1, 5
KOs)
Roy Jones Jr. (15-0, 11 KOs) UD12 Tony Shucco
Mikkell Kessler (C) (10-2-1,
9 KOs) TKO8 Rudy Markussen (9-11-4, 4KOs) *SCC LHW title
Jake Lamotta (10-0, 2 KOs) UD12 Carlos Herrera (11-1, 6 KOs)
Henry Armstrong (11-0, 7 KOs)
KO2 Rube Ferns (C) (15-1, 6 KOs) *EBC World WW title
Sugar
Ray Robinson (C) (15-1, 10 KOs) UD12 Eddie Perkins (11-2, 5 KOs)
*NABF WW title
David Diaz (6-2-3, 1KO) UD12
Domingo Ayala (3-6-3, 2 KOs)
Kenny Bogner (9-2, 1KO) MD12
Sonny Boy West (10-2-1, 2 KOs)
Joey Kilbane (8-1-3, 2 KOs)
D12 Abe Attell (10-0-2) A great fight. Attell looked like
he was in for an easy night, Kilbane comes back and scores a KD
in the eighth which saved him from a loss
Welcome Ncita (C) (12-5-2)
UD12 David Kotey (9-2-1, 1KO) *ABU FW title
Pete Herman (C)
14-0-1, 2 KOs) MD12 Panama Al Brown (11-1-1, 4KOs) *EBC World BW
title - Brown swept the openeing rounds, Herman staged a late
fight comeback to take the win on two scorecards
Yasutaka Niida (9-3-1, 1KO) TKO5 Kermin Guardia (8-3-1)
Mariano Carrera (7-6-3, 3 KOs) W4 Tony Danza (5-9-3, 1KO)
Ray
Mercer (9-7-5, 2KOs) KO4 Jim Flynn (3-9-2, 1KO)
Vassily Jirov
(8-5, 2 KOs) W4 Marty monroe (10-8-1, 5 KOs)
Denver Ed Smith
(12-7-3,1 KO) KO1 Jimmy Thunder (4-7-1, 1KO)
Andrew Golota
10-1, 6 KOs) TKO8 Oleg Maskaev (9-4, 5KOs)
Marvin Hagler
(11-0-1, 5 KOS) W8 Tommy Ryan (10-2)
Alexis Arguello (14-1-1,
9 KOs) KO3 Sammy Serrano (8-4-1, 2KOs)
Jose Torres (7-4-1, 2
KOs) W8 Bobby Czyz (5-3-5)
Ken Norton (16-2, 8 KOs) TKO2
Elmer Ray (6-4-3)
Muhammad Ali (17-1, 10 KOs) TKO6 Ernie
Schaaf (8-4-2, 1KO)
Latest
News: August 2025
Louis Tops
Tyson: EBC World Heavyweight Champion Joe
Louis (20-0, 16 KOs) defeated number one
contender Mike Tyson (10-2-1, 8 KOs) over 15
rounds on August 23rd. The challenger came out
fast as expected, but Louis did his homework in
training camp and was able to ward off Tysons
early attack using his footwork and straight
punches to keep just enough distance that Tysons
punches werent having the desired effect. The
pace slowed in the fourth, and that actually
helped Tyson, who was able to land more effective
shots even though he was throwing less. Louis
started to open up in the ninth and pretty much
controlled the fight from that point on, except
for one instance in the 13th where he was badly
staggered by a Tyson hook that nearly saw us
crown a new belt holder. The champ came back in a
big way though, and dropped Tyson with a straight
right for a seven count. Tyson was doing little
more than trying for a one punch KO through the
remainder of the contest, a hail mary shot that
never came. When all was said and done, Joe Louis
retained the world title with a unanimous
decision, scores of 148-139, 148-138, and
147-140. As I said earlier, despite the scoring,
it was a good contest.
Gibbons
retains light heavy title over Chris Eubank: Tommy Gibbons (13-0-2)
defeated Chris Eubank (8-2-1, 3 KOs) August 9th
in Eubanks first shot at a world title. Eubank
held his own, landing some heavy shots in the
bout but it wasn't enough to get the champ off
his game. Two knockdowns in the ninth and 14th
rounds by Gibbons were the cherry on top of a
unanimous decision by scores of 147-137 twice and
145-139.
Chaves
wins vacant LBC title: Julio Cesar Chaves
regained the LBC lightweight title with a ninth
round knockout over Jose Miguel Cotto. It was a
pretty easy outing for Chaves, who had little to
worry about other than getting bored. Two
knockdowns in the eighth were the beginning of
the end for Cotto who stayed down for 10 when he
was dropped again the following round.
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