r/boxingMenace_com

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America is celebrating its semiquincentennial (250th) birthday today July 4, 2026. What better way to celebrate by rewatching the greatest round in boxing history!

u/CoffeeCigarettes4Me — 1 day ago

Boxing is Rigged

As a former pro fighter, if you don’t think this fight was rigged, you don’t know boxing. 🥊 That stoppage was criminal. Worst I’ve ever seen. Bell was ahead on every score card. Not saying Mason wasn’t gonna win, but that was stolen.

u/Total-Wrangler5006 — 23 hours ago

Sugar Ray Robinson went 128-1-2 in just 11 years and 8 months (1940–1951). Floyd Mayweather Jr. went 50-0 across 20 years and 10 months (1996–2017).

Robinson averaged 11 fights per year and put together one of the greatest unbeaten runs in boxing history with 40 straight wins followed by a 91 fight unbeaten streak. Mayweather averaged around 2.4 fights per year winning world titles in five weight divisions. Floyd retired with a perfect 26-0 record in world title fights. Robinson’s record represents an era where fighters were extremely active competing all year round. Mayweather’s represents two decades of perfection against world champions across five weight classes.

u/Ill-Necessary-9600 — 3 days ago

In Errol Spence Jr's first outing against a former world champion, the Big Fish from Dallas showed that that he's just as dominant fighting away from home as he is in his backyard.

u/Best-Walrus-7057 — 2 days ago

This is the key to taking away Ryan Garcia’s hook. Make him reach. When Garcia has to step in and be first, his shots lose their power and become easy to read. Tank Davis proved it - he let Ryan overreach, then countered the hook clean.

u/Open_Wonder8407 — 2 days ago

Mike Tyson fought Tony Tucker for the undisputed heavyweight championship of the world on August 1, 1987, in Las Vegas. Tyson won by unanimous decision, becoming the first undisputed heavyweight champion since 1978. This was Tyson's 31st fight, and it went the full 12 rounds.

u/Novel-Bath5273 — 4 days ago

Tim Tszyu is no stranger to U.S. Olympians. Despite an early knockdown, he rose up to the challenge and dismantled 2012 Olympic standout Terrell Gausha here in America. Now, he facing Gausha’s Olympic teammate, Errol Spence Jr. Will Tszyu rise to the occasion and go 2-0 against the class of 2012?

u/Open_Wonder8407 — 4 days ago

Roy Jones Jr (28-0) stopped Vinny Pazienza (40-5) inside six in AC to retain IBF Super Middleweight Title. Roy at the peak of his physical powers, scores three knockdowns in sixth to successfully retain his title for a second time…

u/Next_Tank_3494 — 5 days ago