World Boxing News presents one of the most memorable victories of the weaker in the history of boxing.
Every sport with one man with another will have more thrilling threads than team sport.
People become more emotionally invested in weaker when they face the challenge. Especially when all clever money says he is going to be badly knocked out.
Even tomato cans that occupy a career, getting up to be knocked down by the title of hope on the way to the top, have their fans who live in the hope that one day they will overcome the chances and win.
Almost all the biggest boxing stars were weaker at some point in their careers or lost to the weaker.
Here are some of our best types for the biggest wins weaker in boxing.
Burster Douglas vs Mike Tyson (1990)
When Buster Douglas entered the ring to face Mike Tyson, no one expected that he would come back at the end of the fight as a heavyweight master WBA, WBC and IBF, but that’s what happened. The fight is considered one of the biggest threads in the history of boxing.
Tyson entered the fight as an invincible heavyweight master and was recognized as a pound of the world in the world as a pound.
Douglas also had a good record at 29-4-1, but the chances of winning were still 42-1.
Douglas dominated most of the early rounds, and Tyson looked slower than usual and indefinite.
In the eighth round Tyson managed to knock down Douglas and was almost counted.
However, in the last round Douglas landed in a solid upper one, who first knocked down Tyson in his career.
Muhammad Ali vs Sonny Liston (1964)
This fight is another claimant for the greatest nervousness in the history of boxing. Sonny Liston was the world champion in weighty weight that was fighting.
He won the title after defeating Floyd Patterson in a knockout in the first round, which showed his dominance.
Muhammad Ali was a younger warrior, but he had already impressed. He spent the weeks preceding the Poston Up match, hoping that he would be too bad at Sassy Teenage Fighter, who will fight the best.
This is what happened. After six penalty rounds, the poston spat out his position and confessed to the defeat.
His arm was essentially paralyzed and it didn’t make sense. At this point, Ali began his first rule as a world champion in weighty weight.
The rematch between Ali and Poston from 1965 also ended the victory for Ali, although this match was so one -sided and so quickly that many suspected that it was a constant fight.
The suspicious death of Listona just a few years later adds support for this theory because he was probably murdered.
Hasim Rahman vs Lennox Lewis (2001)
In the lack of a defense of the Lennox Lewis title against Hasim Rahman, in South Africa.
The fight was settled as “thunder in Africa.” Everyone expected Lewis to bring most of the thunder – it would be his fourth defense of the title, and he was prepared to fight Mike Tyson in the same year.
Lewis should treat the fight and his opponent a bit more seriously. He did not train at height, even though there are 5000 feet above sea level and came to southern Africa only a few days before the fight.
On the other hand, Hasim Rahman gave himself almost a month in South Africa to adapt.
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Despite this, the first four rounds were close, and each warrior held his own. At the end of the fourth round, Rahman gained an advantage over feeble Lewis.
Lennox tried to throw a blow to the fifth round. However, when he came to an end, Rahman successfully knocked out the master and won the title.
It was a brief time as a master. In November of the same year, Rahman again faced Lennox in a rematch.
Lewis won with Nokaut in the fourth round and regained his titles. Sometimes the weaker time at the top is very brief.
Corrie Sanders vs Vladimir Klitschko (2003)
Vladimir “Dr. Steelhammer” Klitschko and Corrie “The Sniper” Sanders met in a match settled as “the next great thing”.
Klitschko was the prevailing heavyweight champion WBO, and Sanders was rated in 11th place.
However, no matter how weaker it can be, Southpaw always has a decent chance of nervous about the orthodox boxer.
This is what happened here.
Sanders did not spend much time in the ring since the defeat with Rahman in 2001, but Klitschko was still able to knock down in the second round.
Muhammad Ali vs George Foreman (1974)
Even people who do not follow boxing have heard of wood in the jungle, the eminent name that entered pop culture.
It was the showdown between the prevailing WBA champion and the heavyweight champion WBC George Foreman and Muhammad Ali was to show Foreman’s talents.
Instead, she became the first fight in which Ali demonstrated his rope-a-dope technique. He allowed his opponent to fight early so that Ali could easily enter with a knockout and end him.
Foreman was a younger man and a fierce warrior, but Ali had experience on his side. After a few rounds of Ali, who allows the brigns to bother, Ali attacked seriously during the eighth round.
He made Foreman a combination of a five -arms, ending one of the most crucial boxing wins in history.
Former master of Super Middle Middle IBF and the current champion of Super Middle WBA, Caleb “Sweethands” (23-3, 14 KO) lost a 12-round decision for Jose Armando “Toro” Resendiz (16-2, 11 KO) in the main event on Saturday evening at Michelob Ultra Arena in Las Vegas.
In the first two rounds of Plant Out Working Resndiz. In the third round, Resendiz returned well, swaying the plant with the right chin. It was close on the fourth when Restendiz took him.
In the sixth round the clash of heads. In the last minute, Resendiz hurt the plant right to the chin. In the eighth round, RESENDIZ was warned twice for using his head by judge Harvey Dock. RESENDIZ returned with an avalanche of blows, hurting a plant that still draws him into the clinch.
In the ninth and tenth rounds, Restndiz goes to the body and looks to the future at the end of the round.
In the eleventh round, RESENDIZ opens the cut of the right eyebrows of the plant. In the last seconds, Plant shook the post with his right chin. In the twelfth and last round, Restndiz seemed to have an advantage.
Results 116-112 Resendiz, 115-113 Plant and 116-112 Resndiz.
During the Co-Main event, the former Midior Midior IBF and WBC World 160-LB champion, Jermall Charlo (34-0, 23 KO), detained Thomas “Cornflake” Lamanna (39-6-1, 18 Kos) after the fifth round, after capturing three knocks in 10 rounds planned.
In the first round, Charlo drew blood from Lamanna’s nose. In the third round Charlo landed right and dropped Lamanna on 8-Det. In the fourth round, Charlo again knocked Lamanna to another 8-story. In the fifth round, another knocking out with Lamanna is wrong from the nose. The judge called a stop to fight.
The average weight of Yoenla Hernandez (8-0, 7 Kos) defeated Kyrone “closed” Davis (19-4-1, 6 KOS) according to a 10-round unanimous decision.
In the second round Hernandez dropped Davis on the 8-hall. Third to six, Hernandez gave a demanding Davis beating.
In the ninth round Davis fights, trying to pass the distance. In the tenth and final round, Davis asks Hernandez: “Hit me, hit me!”
The results are 100-89, 100-89 and 100-89.
Super Bantamweight Carl Martin (26-0, 20 KO) beat Francisco “Rayto” Pedroza Portlo (19-14 -2, 11 KO) in the next round of a unanimous decision.
The results were 78-73, 78-73 and 79-72. Robert Hoyle was a judge.
The lightweight Justin Cardona (10-1, 5 KO) won won eight rounds divided into Elijah “The Bully” Williams (10-2, 4 KO). The results were 75-77, 79-72 and 77-74. Mark Nelson was a judge.
Junior Cristian Cangelosi (11-0, 5 KO) won a six-leaf decision about most of Samuel’s Southpaw “El Macho” Figueroa (13-3, 6 KO). Robert Hoyle was a judge.
The great weight of the average weight of “Candyman” Easter (9-0, 7 KO) defeated Andres Martinez (5-4, 3 KO) by a unanimous decision.
The results are 60-54, 60-54 and 60-54. Jimmy Lennon, Jr. He was a ring announcer.
Jermall Charlo (34-0, 23 KO) says that he is still interested in fighting Caleb Plant (23-3, 14 KO), despite the fact that he lost to Armando Resndiz (16-2, 11 Kos) by the nervous 12-round decision about what was to be his melody at Michelob Ultra Arena in Las Vegas.
Charlo: “Make a belt”
During today’s press conference after the fight, Charlo said that he did not celebrate a 32-year-old plant, he lost his ephemeral WBA title WBA Super Middle Wweight to Resendiz. He says it Someone can create a belt for him and planting to fight.
It will not be surprising if one of the sanctioning bodies quickly takes Jermalla to his desire, that one of their trinkets should be on the battle line between him and the plant.
Interestingly, Jermall did not express the desire to fight the Restendiz, which suggests that his main goal is money rather than anything else. Time is bad for Charlo and plants to fight after today’s event. It doesn’t matter that Charlo doesn’t care that the plant has lost.
Public doubts about the fight of plants-charlo
The boxing audience cares. This would be abandoned to go to Fight Caleb Plant vs. plans. Jermall Charlo. What message does it send to people that the lost plant will continue to fight Charlo instead of resandiz? It’s not even sporty.
Jermall defeated the journeyman Thomas Lamanna (39-6-1, 18 Kos) by the sixth round in the factor. Dr. Ringside advised on stopping the fight after five. Lamanna was knocked down in rounds 3, 4 and 5. He was also wounded in the disappearing seconds of the fifth.
“I know that I just had a victory and I was inactive, but my goal is to be more vigorous,” said Jermall Charlo with Press conference after the fight After stopping Thomas Lamanna on Saturday evening. “I’m not perfect, but my album is.”
Jermall did not look so great tonight either. Its body structure did not look like toned as it used to be. He looked even better physically in his last fight two years ago, release from a 2.5-year release. He was not as keen as then, and nowhere is how he performed in 2021.
“We had to return to the drawing board with this. The Caleb plant dropped the ball. He looked out of shape. He couldn’t fight me tonight, “Charlo said, asked if he was still planning to fight the plant after a nervous defeat with Armando Resendiz. “Yes, I would like it to happen.”
The plant did not look in great shape either. He looked 10 pounds heavier than in the previous fight and was ponderous from the very beginning. I don’t know why he decided to come tough to this fight, but it was the wrong thing with less re -reasis.
Charlo wants the plant despite the loss
“I’m not here not to fight anyone or talk about anyone, but Caleb Plant dropped the ball on it,” said Charlo. “I still want my lick. [WBA interim super middleweight title] or not. We can make a belt. They can make a belt. Someone makes a belt. I want mine to lick, “Jermall said that he still wants to fight the plant, even though he lost tonight.
If Charlo wants revenge on the plant, she has to wait for either to persuade her loss in incurring again or defeats someone else. After this loss, I do not think that the plant is able to overcome any of the best super medium -sized weight. He looked physically washed. If he fought with someone like Christian Mbilli, Diego Pacheco and even Edgar Berlang, he would lose everyone.
“I want to fight Canelo and want to fight plants. I want to make these great fights if they are there,” said Charlo.
Canelo will not fight Jermall, unless Turki Alalshikh wants her to fight. If this fight were to happen, it would be only next year.
After a long period from the 33-0 ring, Jamal Charlo returned to action on Saturday evening in Las Vegas. His opponent was 39-5-1 Thomas “Cornflake” Lamnna. The fight was a super medium in medium weight at 10. The match was the co-existing event of the Caleb Plant-Harmando Resendiz card and was broadcast live in Amazon Prime. The opening round was a close matter because both warriors fought for comfort. Confident Charlo landed well in the second. Very deliberate Charlo dominated the third. Indeed, Lamanna hit the mat long before the middle of the round. While Lamanna was able to defeat for counting, he was clearly and brutally outclassed.
Lamanna had a better fourth for herself, but he was still defeated by the former world list Charlo. Indeed, sturdy Charlo shot Charlo at the end of the round for the second time, though briefly. A pretty blow once again caused Lamanna on the fifth. Lamanna got up again, but the fight became one -sided beaten. Lamanno fell again – although this time it was a slip. After breaking again, just before the bell it seemed that the fight was almost over. And indeed, the Ring doctor stopped the fight in one second of the sixth. “It’s good to come back,” said Charlo relaxed later. “You have to go through things to improve. This is better me.”
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