Who is the only heavyweight champion to win the title on his birthday?
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good question i wanna know too!!!
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royce gracie. he was 12-2 this past month.
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The boxer on his helmet is Jack Johnson, the first black heavyweight champion.\n\nSee pics of Johnson and info at the link below.
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You're correct. It was Wrestlemania XV. You can tell by looking on the dvd cover. The number is 1001.
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world heavyweight champ\n1.BATISTA\n2.KURT ANGLE\n3.THE UNDERTAKER\nwwe champion\n1.CHRIS BENOIT\n2.HBK\n3.JOHN CENA
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Right now, is Mark Henry. Hulk Hogan was stronger when he beat Andre the Giant now at 55 he can beat others by experience. Sly never competed and Arnold was a body builder and built every muscle in his body when he was Mr. Universe.
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HEAVYWEIGHT  \nCHAMPION: HASIM RAHMAN (US)  \nWON TITLE: August 18, 2005  \nLAST DEFENCE:  \nLAST COMPULSORY: April 24, 2004 by Klitschko  \nWBA CHAMPION: Nicolay Valouev (Russia)  \nIBF CHAMPION: Chris Byrd (US)  \nWBO CHAMPION: Lamont Brewster (US)  \nContenders:  \nWBC INT. CHAMPION: Oleg Maskaev (Kazakhstan)
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Bruno Sammartino,\nI know.... Who?\n\nBruno Leopoldo Francesco Sammartino (born October 6, 1935 in Pizzoferrato, Abruzzi, Italy), is a former professional wrestler, known most for being the longest-running champion of the Worldwide Wrestling Federation, holding the title across two reigns for over 12 years in total.\n\n"The Italian Strongman" has often been called "The Living Legend" of professional wrestling and is considered one of the greatest performers professional wrestling has ever known. Sammartino's actual wrestling ability was somewhat limited compared to "real" pro wrestlers like Lou Thesz, but his brawling style, power moves, and personal charisma, plus the fact that he came across as a genuinely nice guy, won him many fans, especially on the East Coast. During his career, Bruno was also known as "The Original Italian Stallion."
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1. Muhammad Ali- It was amazing that a man of his physical size can move with such swiftness and agility. \n\n2. Joe Louis- The Brown Bomber was a deadly technician in the ring. \n\n3. George Foreman- In his early career Big George Foreman was a fighter that had the heavyweight division in fear, with an aura of invinciblity comparable to Tysons and Listons big George would have adversaries shaking in thier boots at the mention of his name. \n\n4. Rocky Marciano - The Rock was known for his amazing stamina in the ring like the energizer bunny you can keep beating him down but he just kept on coming. \n\n5. Larry Holmes- The Easton Assassin was known for his lightning jab that was strong enough to knock you down. \n\n6. Joe Frazier- one word to describe him- relentless . \n\n7. Lennox Lewis- During his title reign the British lion fought and defeated all the top heavyweights of his day including Holyfield and Tyson. \n\n8.Evander Holyfield - Evander The Real Deal Holyfield is a man with incredible heart. \n\n9. Mike Tyson- Iron Mike Tyson's place in history is bittersweet to me because I feel had he stayed with trainer Kevin Rooney, Mike Tyson had the POTENTIAL to become the greatest Heavyweight Champ of all time. \n\n10. Jack Dempsey- the Monnassa Mauler- was a devestating force to be reckoned with back in his day.
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Rey Mysteriou - heavyweight (!?) champion
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This is an excellent question with a dissappointing answer.  There are presently no "champions" who meet your criteria, and your criteria is actually what the definition of a champion should be.  Heavyweight division saddens me.  No americans with a belt.  No belt unification.  No solid champions.  Middleweights  Pick and choose there opponents and seem primarily interested in the big pay per view paycheck.  Welterweights Have no true champions, however, I am intrigued by Ricky hatton and am curious to see what becomes of his record and career.  Jr.  welterweights and flyweights seem to change every week and I have  a hard time keeping up with them all.  Best champions ?- There are none!!
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john cena\nchaingang, baby!
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Lashley from Smackdown
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Ricky Hatton is British and a champion, Lennox Lewis was Jamaican/British/Canadian and was a champ. Nationality doesn't figure into it.
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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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Jersey Joe Walcott won the heavweight title on July 18, 1951 to become champion at the age of 37.  It is amazing that Foreman broke his record in 1994 at the age of 45!
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Muhammad Ali (born as Cassius Marcellus Clay, Jr) was born on January 17, 1942 and today, he is 64 years old.