who defected sheik nazeem in boxing?
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You may be thinking of "Prince" Naseem Hamed. He lost an unanimous decision to Marco Antonio Barrera in April of 2001 and only fought once after that. Though he never offered an official retirement, he hasn't fought in almost four years and the frequent rumors of him making a comeback have all turned out to be false thus far.
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One of them was light-welterweight Ricardo Williams, who made it to the gold medal match in the 2000 Sydney olympics. He was defeated 27-20 in the final by Mahamadkadyz Abdullaev from Uzbekistan.\nThe other one was light-flyweight Rau'Shee Warren, who went to Athens 2004. He was defeated 22-9 in the round of 32 by Shiming Zou from China.
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Yeah as said above by a few people it was Oliver Mcall in his second fight with Lennox Lewis. He had some sort of a mental breakdown during the fight. I think he realised he just couldent win and he seemed to just give up and was just taking punchs so it was stopped. Also i think he had quite a few personal problems at the time which didn't help his preparation for the fight. He seems to be a naturally emotional guy as in both his first fight with lewis and in his fight with Frank Bruno he cried on his way into the ring. He said in an interview he cried before fights at times because he knew the outcome could change his life, so he was basically psyching himself up which isent a bad thing, but to cry during a fight isent so good for obvious reasons.
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The truth was exposed. He was outclassed and is weak. He may have dominated before but that when the UFC was basically an organized toughman contest. Now that it has evolved into a technical sport, Jiujitsu training alone is insufficient if you want to be the champ. Hopefully he will be an honorable man and acknowledge this fact then retire.
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If you are talking about boxing, then the answer would be Floyd Patterson.  He won Olympic Gold as a middleweight, and was the youngest man to win the world heavyweight title.  Later, he was the first man to regain the heavyweight title after losing it.  Ali came later.  Patterson was born in 1935, fought mostly through the fifties and early sixties, died recently.
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What does my nationality have to do with boxing???  It'll never be Ali-Frasier!
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No, Muhammad Ali was the only one to do it. The other four times that George Foreman lost were by decision. See his full record at http://www.boxrec.com/record90.html
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Yeah that was kind of silly but there is probably one guy who spent a thousand dollars making the graphics for the background of the punch stat board that needed justification or something. Thats the third devastating body punch I saw end a big money fight in the last couple years. Hopkins/De Lay Hoya and Ghatti/Dorin. The latter actually put Dorin in retirement too
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I agree Marvin Hagler had the best chin in boxing, the only time he got wobbled was against Hearns for a split second in the first round of their terrific fight and he went in with some decent punchers. He was never knocked down properly the only time he took a count was when he slipped against Roldan.
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Green Donkey ~\n                           This is the worst decade ever for boxing! There are some bright spots, some fighters that can make a splash, Taylor, Wright, Barrera, Cotto and Duddy but there's so many overrated, over-hyped fighters out there that are handpicking opponents just to collect belts or to stay a "Champion" just a little longer like Mayweather, he turned down 6 million dollars more to fight a young and hungry Antonio Margarito and Valuev, he and Don King are feeding him lots of small Heavyweights that couldn't break a egg so he can remain undefeated.\n   The worst is, you have the "Fans" that don't know anything about the sport call people "Great" You seem to have figured it out, you came to this forum and asked a question because you kinow that things aren't right.
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Ibragim Magomedov lost to Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic by Technical Knockout due to a body kick at 3:53 in the 1st round on 6/26/2005 at PRIDE FC's 2005 Critical Countdown show.\n\nhttp://www.sherdog.com/fightfinder/fightfinder.asp?FighterID=2951 <thats Ibragim's profile
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id say:not to be! cause in the other game he had a kinda poor performance... nazare khodet chie?
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Shoaib Malik .. LBW by Vaas ,.i had  seen that match live
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The results are in: "Unbeaten WBA featherweight champion Chris John (37-0-1, 20 KOs) has retained his title with a unaminous decision over former unified champion Juan Manuel Marquez (44-3-1, 33 KOs)."\n\nThis was taken from Fightnews.com. Please check back there as they have more updates on the fight.
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Osama Bin Laden. The Sultanate of Oman threw his sorry ass out of there because he tried to rip off Oman of it's myrrh futures.
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A boxer named Ace Riddle fought two no contest bouts with an opponent by the name of Pat Corbett in 1925. Corbett was a Welterweight, Riddle's weight is not listed in these two bouts.\n\nhttp://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=137692
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There was no heavyweight fight between Hasim Rahman and Wladimir Klitschko in October 2005. Although Wladimir did have a bout against Samuel Peter in September (which he won by an unanimous decision), you are most likely thinking of the title bout that was scheduled to take place between his brother and then champion Vitali Klitschko and Rahman on November 12th. The fight did not take place because Vitali injured his leg in sparring and subsequently retired owing to his frequent injuries. Hasim Rahman became the new WBC (World Boxing Council) heavyweight champion in December when he was presented with the belt at an awards ceremony.