Entries tagged with "Lamon+Brewster":
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On September 28, 2005 at Color Line Arena in Altona, Hamburg, Germany, WBO heavyweight champion Lamon Brewster, from Indianapolis, Indiana, defended his title against Luan Krasniqi, from Junik, Kosovo. Brewster was 32-2 coming in. Krasniqi was 28-1-1. The fight was scheduled for 12 rounds...
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On April 1, 2006 at the Wolstein Center in Cleveland, Ohio, United States WBO heavyweight champion Lamon Brewster, from Indianapolis, Indiana, defended his title against Siarhei Liakhovich, from Vitebsk, Belarus. Brewster was 33-2 coming in. Liakhovich was 22-1. The fight was scheduled for 12 rounds...
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He rarely weighed more than 195 pounds, but he sparred regularly with Jerry Quarry, Floyd Patterson, and longtime friend Chuck Wepner…
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No man fights forever, not Bernard Hopkins, not George Foreman, not Archie Moore, and not Wladimir Klitschko…
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Norman Mailer once called the rarest athlete in sports “The Big Toe of God.” Certainly a lofty honorific — sublime and sacred…
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The effects of last month’s interview with Oliver Holt, the Mail’s Chief Sports Writer, continue to reverberate, especially in the mind of Tyson Fury…
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Klitschko is a fine architect, calmly deconstructing faces, subtly carving through the resolve of the man opposite…
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This Saturday at the Hard Rock in Hollywood, Florida, Shannon Briggs meets inactive and unheralded Michael Marrone…
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If boxing is indeed the “theater of the unexpected,” anything is possible, including the champion bringing down the curtain early…
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Andy Ruiz may look like Happy Humphrey on a modest diet, but he's a phenomenal hitter and is Amir Khan fast…
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Wladimir Klitschko may be too good for his own good, but considering the alternatives, that ain’t bad…
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MMA kamikaze missions to Thailand aside, Bowe should be remembered as one of the nearly-greats of modern heavyweight boxing…
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Is the landscape of the Heavyweight division about to alter dramatically? With the WBC Championship now vacant and Bermaine Stiverne and Chris Arreola scheduled to re-match for the prestigious green belt we know that at least one of the four major blue ribbon titles is going to find its way back to American…
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Historically, dominance is a fleeting experience in the heavyweight division. Perhaps, thankfully fleeting. In the last century we've seen a number of periods in which one fighter reigned over the sports blue ribbon division. Louis, Marciano, Holmes, Tyson. An exalted list of greatness. Once in a generation…
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While their decision is rational and understandable, it doesn’t mean that one can’t speculate on what would happen if the two fought…
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I rank Wladimir as a great heavyweight, one of fifteen that have ever lived, but I think Dempsey might have beaten him with that elusive, rhythm-breaking style...
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Does anyone seriously believe Corrie Sanders and Lamon Brewster would have knocked out Dempsey, Louis, Marciano, Liston, Foreman or Ali?
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When listing the greatest heavyweight fighters of all time it is customary to list the usual suspects: Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson, Lennox Lewis, Joe Louis, Rocky Marciano among others but when the dust settles in Moscow on Saturday night it might be time to include a new name in that list, perhaps it will…
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Friday night on ShoBox, unbeaten Deontay "The Bronze Bomber" Wilder returns to action against 37-year-old Siarhei Liakhovich...
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“He’s rangy, and he’s hellified smart,” said Thompson about Klitschko. “He likes to think his way through a fight and it shows…”
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The International Boxing Hall of Fame in Canastota is one large fraternity whether you stand as a fighter, manager, promoter or fan…
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“I haven't forgotten those experiences in the year 2004," said Klitschko, "when I dropped to the bottom of the sport...”
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Wladimir Klitschko doesn’t show the desire to take a chance in the name of glory. He doesn’t show the passion to be anything more than very good…
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If the night is dominated by strong, willful performances, it may finally do something to lift the division out of the dark recesses…
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Although Wladimir Klitschko avenged his 2004 defeat to Lamon Brewster three years later in Germany, the bout at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas showed the invincible Klitschko in the worst possible light. It was before Manny Steward joined Klitschko's corner, before he worked his trainer's magic on the…