How Many Boxers Have Died From Boxing

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Also, in those days, there was such a thing as a Newspaper decision. This is the newspapers’ opinion (decision) on the result of a close fight. There, the result of the fight judges left to the newspaper to decide. So we will not take into account the Newspaper’s decision here. The lives and careers of our heroes deserve attention; maybe one of these fighters will inspire you!

In round fourteen, after staggering Hearns with an overhand right, Leonard pinned Hearns against the ropes, where he unleashed another furious combination, prompting referee Davey Pearl to stop the contest and award Sugar Ray Leonard the Unified World Welterweight Championship. Hearns was leading by scores of 124–122, 125–122, and 125–121.

As an example, when Bernard Hopkins defeated Felix Trinidad in 2001 at Middleweight, Hopkins became the new Lineal Champion – this victory started a new lineage. Hopkins lost to Jermain Taylor, and the lineage continued from Taylor, to Kelly Pavlik, to Sergio Martinez, to Miguel Cotto, to Canelo Alvarez in 2015. The word "lineal" refers to the direct descent in which the title passed from Hopkins, eventually to Canelo.

Masters boxing is less about ‘master’ and more about ‘older’. Amateurs over 35 who would like to train and compete under the USA Boxing organization are considered part of masters boxing. So, while I have felt completely inept in boxing over my journey (sometimes more than others) I have still (technically) been a part of masters boxing.

Champions: WBO: Junto Nakatani, IBF: Sunny Edwards, WBA: Artem Dalakian, WBC: Julio Cesar Martinez Bradley's top fighters in the division: 1. Edwards, 2. Martinez, 3. Nakatani, 4. Dalakian Fight I would like to see: Edwards-Nakatani

If Crawford does decide to move up in weight after the rematch, the welterweight division would see some exciting matchups for the potential vacant titles. One possible scenario could be a clash between rising star "Boots" Ennis and former champion Keith Thurman for one of the belts relinquished by Crawford. Ennis and Thurman possess immense talent and would provide an exciting contest that fans and the media would eagerly embrace.

The death of Frankie Campbell back in 1930 is one of the earliest recorded fatalities in professional boxing history. Campbell, a heavyweight boxer, suffered fatal injuries during a match against Max Baer.

Three-belt champion Oleksandr Usyk is in contention for the undisputed heavyweight crown to his cruiserweight efforts in February 2024. After countless attempts at the negotiating table failed, he is now set to face Tyson Fury in one of the biggest fights in the history of the sport.

Jacob Matlala, aka Baby Jake, was born in 1962 in Soweto, Gauteng, South Africa. The lowest world champion in the history of boxing. He held the WBO light flyweight title and the WBO and IBA mini-flyweight titles. Matlala made his boxing debut in 1980. During his career, he fought 68 fights, 53 of which he won, 26 of them by knockout. After his victory over Juan Herrera in 2002, Matlala finished his boxing career.

Wilfred Benítez was the youngest ever champion at any weight. Benitez first won the 140-pound WBA light-welterweight title from Antonio Cervantes on March 6, 1976, at the age of 17. He moved up in weight to win the 147-pound WBC welterweight title from Carlos Palomino on January 14, 1979, and finally won a third title when he added the 154-pound WBC light-middleweight title from Maurice Hope on May 23, 1981.

All USA lightest boxing division Rules apply to the masters boxing division with the rules bellow being specific to masters boxing. Master Boxers must use USA Boxing Approved 16oz gloves and headgear. The gloves should always be provided by the event you are participating in. The headgear you are responsible for and there are currently 2 companies that sell them, Title Boxing and Ringside. You know it is a masters headgear because the approved lavel by USA Boxing that is on the headgear will say Approved By USA Boxing with an M in the middle. The M stands for Masters. You will not be able to compete with any other headgear.

Taylor won the junior welterweight championship back in May of 2019 when he defeated Ivan Baranchyk in his home country of Scotland. A perfect 16-0, Taylor has proven to be a tough matchup for opponents with knockout punches.

A boxer's goal is to knock his opponent down, stunning him so severely that he can not regain his feet before the referee counts to ten. This is called a knockout (KO), and results in a victory for the boxer still standing. When a boxer knocks his opponent down, he must retreat to a neutral corner, i.e., not one of the corners where the boxers' trainers wait to assist them between rounds.

There have been many moving parts in this stacked division, but it's important to note that the top ten fighters are actually fighting each other. Jose Benavidez and former champion Caleb Plant have locked in a date for their must-see matchup. Canelo Alvarez finally closed his book with Gennadiy Golovkin, and while Canelo is on a hiatus, top contenders like David Morrell, John Ryder, Lerrone Richards, Christian Mbili, Zach Parker and Carlos Gongora are all fighting for the Canelo sweepstakes. But Alvarez isn't safe anymore -- the blueprint is out for all to see on how to beat him after Dmitry Bivol defeated him at light heavyweight.