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The best of the smallest boxers

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Looking at one of the smallest but best boxers of all time with Willie “Will o” Wisp “Pep to Ricardo” Finito “Lopez!

Pep from Rocky Hill, Connecticut, had more victories than the most, not to mention the smallest boxers. He maintained a featherweight title twice. From November 1942 to October 1948, again, from February 1949 to September 1950.

The final PEP record was outstanding 229-11-1 with 65 stops. He once said Master of Middle Rocky Graziano: “I couldn’t hit me with a fist full of stones!”

Pep Won His First 62 Fights Before Langa November 20, 1942. He Defeated NBA World Featheweight Champion Sal Bartolo by A 12th-round Knockout to Become the undisputed World Feathwerweight Champion on June 7, 1946.

Pep had a 134-1-1 record when he lost to Sandy Saddler, 86-6-2, by knockout of the fourth round on October 29, 1948, he defeated Saddler in a unanimous 15-order rematch by decision to regain the title on February 11, 1949.

PEP retired in 1959, in order to return in 1965, and fought ten times before he was in favor of good in 1943. On April 26, 1965, he defeated Jackie Lennon, and this writer was present, although he was not a writer yet. He won 9 of 19, lost the last fight against Calvin Woodland.

WBC, WBA, WBO Minimum Waseight and Lightweight Master of Fly Libra Ricardo “Finito” Lopez had 51-0-1 with 38 detention, from Mexico, Distrito Federal, Mexico.

Lopez had 47-0, when he was attracted by Rosendo Alvarez, 24-0, by D-TD in 7 rounds. He was knocked down in the second round. Alvarez lost one point in the seventh round because of the random principle of the WBC head butt. It was August 7, 1998. On November 13 in the rematch Lopez won the divided decision to add an empty WBA title to his WBC title.

In the next fight Lopez won the title of IBF World Lightweight Flyight, beating Will Grigsby, 14-1-1, October 2, 1999 based on a divided decision. Then he won the last two fights over the space over the Anucha Phothong, 38-5-1 and Zolani Petelo, 17-2-2.

World Flyighight Jimmy Master Jimmy “The Mighty Atom” Wilde, 121-1-1, won the title, stopping Dick Heasman, 4-0, in London in the second round. He came from Tylorstown, Wales, Great Britain.

Wilde lost the last two fights ending with the 132-4-1 record with 98 stops.

Pascual Perez was a golden Olympic medalist from 1948 in London. At 4:11 with the name “El Leon Mendocino” from Ciudad Mendoza, Argentina.

On November 26, 1954, Perez, 23-0-1, won the world fly weight, defeating Yoshio Shirala, 46-6-4, in Tokyo, Japan. In the rematch he shot a knockout in 5 rounds.

Perez had 51-0-1, when he lost to Sadao Yaoita, 27-6, in Tokyo, Japan, in January 1959. He won the rematch in November with the tenth round. He ended with a record of 84-7-1 with 57 stops.

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George Cambosos Jr. He calls Teofimo Lopez “Dumbass”, requires a rematch on a neutral pitch and questions Lopez’s desire to resolve the result

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George Cambosos Jr. He says that he is open to the fight against the rematch against Teofimo Lopez on a neutral pitch, but he will not do it in his hometown in Recent York. Cambosos (21-3, 10 KO) does not think that Teofimo wants a rematch after he defeated him in a 12-round victorious decision in 2021.

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They were a unified master of lightweight, Cambosos Jr., passes on Saturday to Dazn against the replacement opponent Jake Whyllie (16-1, 15 KO) in a 12-round competition at Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney Olympic Park in Sydney, Australia. George chose the Whyllie and it can be a more challenging fight than many expect. Wyllie is 24 years elderly and has teenage people and power on its side.

To make a rematch, Teofimo (21-1, 13 KO) must win against Arnold B Barboz Jr. On May 2, and then defeat the IBF Jaron Jaron welterweight champion “Boots” Ennis in October. If he lost both fights, Cambosos would not be pointless.

Cambosos tries to change his career in his fight on Saturday. He was knocked out in the 11th round by Vasily Lomachenko in May in Perth, Australia and has been inactive since then. It was a criminal struggle for Cambosos. A free year will not bring him any good.

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“I can’t wait to see what will happen in this fight. Better Barbozy is better, because it definitely comes to win this fight,” said George Cambosos Jr. Fight Hub tv About the match of Teofimo Lopez with Arnold Barboza Jr. May 2.

“Arnold joined and said:” We should finally fight. ” Yes, we’ll see what will happen on the road, but for now I definitely support him against Lopez because he is a fool [with Barboza]he threw a blow. Go, get a nice suit. Can you afford a suit? What are you wearing?

“We’ll see what will happen to this. I offered it to him immediately in the ring,” Cambosos said that he offers Teofimo Rematch after beating him in 2021. “He looked at me like a stunned bird, apparently shocked and battered after he beat him. He doesn’t want to do it. There is still a lot of beef. We have to settle it.”

If there is a rematch, it will have to occur in 2026, because Teofimo has two fights on the pages of the Riyadh season. The best thing Cambosos can do is still win and look, and there is a great chance that Teofimo will pay attention to him next year.

Last updated on 18/03/2025

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Mike Tyson’s childhood abuse has explained a lot for years

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The boxing legend of Mike Tyson reveals that he suffered from abuse of childhood, explains a lot about the former heavyweight master and his entire path.

Tyson came down from Rails as newborn people before his boxing career was created as a result of a prison because of sexual assault on desire Washington in 1992.

The unquestioned heavyweight master, Mike Tyson, opened on his harassment from the hand of an aged man in an emotional conversation with Jeremy Schaap from ESPN. Years later, Tyson, Schaap said that it was the most open, which Tyson ever was 51 years aged.

Sitting in his home in Las Vegas, where he felt the most comfortable, Tyson spoke in an in -depth interview for E: 60 about the coach and father Figure Cus d’ameto, his loss with James Buster Douglas, his restless childhood and more.

Mike Tyson abuse of children

Tyson said: “Well, I don’t like to talk about it. I like where it was in the past, but I was a petite child, [this] The aged man threatened me, sexually abused me and stuff me. I’ve never seen him again. “

The worst man on the planet said that he started and only once suffered abuse, adding: “I just continued his life. I learned that it does not make you a smaller man because it happened. It made me to be challenging for the world in which I lived.”

However, the repercussions of this event probably still affect him. Asked if the incident changed him, Tyson replied: “I don’t know if it was or not.”

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Reasonable memories of Tyson indicate a possible selective memory in which the victim decides to win what happened.

“I don’t always remember, but maybe yes, but not. I’m not ashamed or ashamed,” he noted.

At that time, twenty years have passed since Tyson bit part of Evander Holyfield’s ear and thirteen years from his pension. Tyson was more known for his acting concerts than a boxing career to the internet growth in 2019.

Up-to-date York appeared in the films of Kaca I and II, as well as in the Television series Entourage and Brothers. The parts opened Tyson to a modern audience, which he used with the aid of a modern team of social media.

Earlier he traveled on this matter in 2014 and during his undisputed route in truth. The statement that it made him stronger for the world is not exactly as it turned out, because Tyson is a reformed figure in the 1950s.

Tyson carved his boxing career shortly after abuse, when the boxing icon gave birth to one of the most cruel masters who ever decorate the ring.

“We watched the movie” The Greatest “about Muhammad Ali. When it ended, we were shocked when Ali himself came out on this stage. “

Tyson summed up: “I thought I wanted to be this guy.”

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Boxing Master IMane Khelif is aiming at the second Olympic gold in LA

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Imane Khelif, who won the Gold Boxing Paris Olympics among the order of sexual qualification, is determined to defend his title during the Los Angeles Games in 2028 and says that he will not be intimidated by US President Donald Trump.

Trump signed an executive order prohibiting transgender women from women’s sports in the United States last month and called Khelif a “male boxer” after signing the order.

“I will give you a straightforward answer, I’m not transgender,” ITV said in an interview.

“This does not apply to me and does not intimidate me.”

The board of the International Olympic Committee recommended the turn of boxing in matches 2028 on Monday, and Khelif said that she dreamed of maintaining the title in California.

“Of course, the second gold medal. In America, Los Angeles … I (I will) defend with all this gold medal,” she said.

“I think that if venerable imane operated in 50% of its potential, then today’s Ineane Khalif is even more motivated and determined.”

Khelif was disqualified by the International Boxing Association at the World Championships in 2023 after the test, which, according to the body, meant that she did not qualify for fighting as a woman in sex.

However, IBA lost Olympic recognition over management issues, and the International Olympic Committee cleared Khelif to compete in Paris, aggressively defending his position after robust criticism.

The competing body of IBA, World Boxing, received momentary recognition as an international managing body of this sport last month.

The recommendation still requires a final approval by the IOC during a session in Greece, and the outgoing president Thomas Bach said he was convinced that the session would approve it.

“At this point I can say that IBA is a past,” said Khelif. “As we say in Algeria, those who have nothing to hide should not be afraid.”

The debate on the inclusion of transgender athletes and athletes with differences in sexual development (DSD) in women’s sport was a key issue in the presidential race of the IOC, and the election set for Thursday.

“I hope that the next President of the IOC leads with real sport, remains involved in the Olympic principles and maintains fair play values,” said Khelif.

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