Boxing

Hatton won the following world title belts:

IBO JR Welterweight title

IBF JR Welterweight title (twice)

WBA Welterweight title

WBA JR Welteweight title

Ring Magazine JR Welterweight title

check boxrec.com for his full pro record.

The boxing Hall of Fame is located in Canastota, New York City and was founded in the year 1984. This also boasts an extensive boxing library which is available and used by the general community by appointment.

Everlast; I once laced on a pair from the 1940's, or whatever decade the company got started, all I remember is that the gloves were extremely old. Despite their age though they BARELY had a hole in the knuckle area. You ever put on 50 year old boxing gloves before? Its a pretty surreal feeling.

He quit on his stool against Cassius Clay (later to become Muhammad Ali) befoe the start of the 8th round.

Because, it was to much of a hassle to have one guy, be on Raw one week and Smackdown later the same week. He would, most likely, have major jet lag, pretty much all the time, considering Raw is live, on Monday, and Smackdown is taped on Tueday and airs on Friday. Besides you can't have a storyline with the heavyweight Champ, if he's bouncing around and it wouldn't add up, on why the Champ is facing the #1 contender he faces. Each feud, you see, is a storyline, and the storyline tells you why the guys are fighting eachother. It doesn't make sense, if everyone but the Heavyweight Champ, has a storyline. The only way it would be undisputed, again, would be to unify Raw and Smackdown. The problem with unifying Raw and Smackdown is: less storylines, less wreslters, and you can miss one show and watch the next to see what you missed, so WWE would lose money in the long run. You need competition to keep fans interested, which is why the "Monday night Wars" made the biggest profit, for both WWE and WCW. TNA isn't big enough yet, to make a difference, so Raw and Smackdown will remain seperate. I personally hope it stays that way, both shows are great, in their own unique way, which is the reason, I watch both each and every week, never missing a show. Brock Lesnar signed with Smackdown while he was the Undisputed Champ so RAW needed a title.

Cruiserweight. It was introduced in the late 70s as heavyweight boxers were becoming bigger and the smaller heavyweights could no longer compete.

Nope. Laila has six sisters, (half-sisters) Rasheeda, Jamilla, Maryum, Miya, Khalilah and Hana. Tatyana isn't related at all.

Muhammad Ali defeated Pietrzykowski to win the gold medal in the light heavyweight division at the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome.

No. To the best of my knowledge he is still alive.

Boxing or fighting has been around for thousands of years. The ancient Greeks had boxing as part of the games they played and so did ancient Celts used boxing and wrestling as competition between men of various tribes. In some parts of the world it is still used today to settle disputes.

won the wbc and wba heavyweight title beating sonny liston in 1964

stripped of wba belt due to inactivity caused by a hernia opperation

regained wba title from ernie terrell in '67

stripped of both belts 8 months later.

won national nabf (north American boxing federation) belt in 1971

lost and regained it from Kenny norton

won wba and wbc heavyweight titles beating george foreman in 1974

lost both to leon spinks (leon stripped of wbc belt for granting ali a rematch instead of defending against norton, norton awarded belt)

regained wba title from spinks, then retired (briefly)

Either one can be equally as dangerous when applied by an expert. Judo uses the opponent's force to off-balance, and throw to the ground with very devastating impact that could end a fight with one toss. The joint locks of Judo can cause severe injury, and the various choke holds can quickly knock someone unconscious, or even cause death.

In Taekwondo, the focus is on utilizing the laws of motion in nature, and scientific principles of power to strike with the hands, feet, knees, and elbows. Each blow from a Taekwondo expert has the potential to break bones, dislocate joints, cause severe internal damage, result in a knock out, or even cause death. The powerful kicks of Taekwondo are the most destructive weapon of unarmed combat, and can be employed with such speed and accuracy that even an expert opponent would be wise to avoid. Taekwondo also utilizes throws and grappling when necessary, but concentrates on spoiling the opponent's throws, and escaping or releasing from holds while manipulating joints and limbs for pain and injury, and striking at close range.

Each of these two arts are potentially harmful and deadly, and should be respected by both the practitioners, and opponents alike. These skills should never be misused or treated lightly.

Larry Holmes by a TKO when Ali could'nt answer the bell for round 11. This however is not quite the same as a genuine knockout where the fighter can not beat the referee's count of 10 after a knockdown. Ali was known as having a very good chin and incredible recuperative powers.

Sources around the web vary. Some sites report between $25,000 to $69,990 per season. Others put the scale at $42,295 to $120,998 per season. This is based on position and tenure.

Keep in mind they only work for about 5 - 6 months unless they are chosen to officiate in the post season and/or the Superbowl. One site reports NFL officials earn $11,900 for the Superbowl alone.

1964 first fight

1965 second fight.

It's a customized song for DeGale, the original song is Donaeo - Party Hard. Very funky track.

Why would u want to know that.. lol xD

Boxing gloves were introduced to the sport for two reasons. The first is to protect the boxer's hands and knuckles from injuries. Later the gloves were given a white circular pattern to use in scoring amateur fights. The boxer had to ensure the full circle tagged His opponent to score a point. The professional boxer's use 8 oz gloves, gym sparring tend to use 16 oz gloves

Through the 2008 Games in Beijing, seven boxers have won three medals in boxing:

1) László Papp, Hungary - 3 gold

2) Félix Savón, Cuba - 3 gold

3) Teófilo Stevenson, Cuba - 3 gold

4) Boris Lagutin, USSR - 2 gold, 1 bronze

5) Oleg Saitov, Russia - 2 gold, 1 bronze

6) Zbigniew Pietrzykowski, Poland - 1 silver, 2 bronze

7) Arnold Vanderlijde, Netherlands - 3 bronze

The rules for boxing are determined by the governing body. They set the standards for the ring as well as the other rules for activities.

2nd September 1995

http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=505&cat=boxer

19-3-1 13KO's 1973 to 1976 Los Angeles, CA (Jr.Featherweight)

Roy Jones Jr was knocked out in one fight that is if this were to mean he was knocked unconscious.Glen Johnson managed this feat on Sep 25,2004 in a fight for the IBF light-heavyweight.Immediately preceding that fight on May 15 Antonio Tarver stopped Jones when the referee Jay Nady called off the fight 1.41 in round two.This was for the WBC,WBA,IBO,WBF,IBA and the NBA light-heavyweight.Both fights are listed as KO and TKO losses respectively Roy Jones Jr was knocked out in one fight that is if this were to mean he was knocked unconscious.Glen Johnson managed this feat on Sep 25,2004 in a fight for the IBF light-heavyweight.Immediately preceding that fight on May 15 Antonio Tarver stopped Jones when the referee Jay Nady called off the fight 1.41 in round two.This was for the WBC,WBA,IBO,WBF,IBA and the NBA light-heavyweight.Both fights are listed as KO and TKO losses respectively

they could've never played because ali is 23 years older and ali retired before tyson started boxing. if there were in there prime it would be ali. ali would of knocked him out and did go next to tyson while he is on the floor and do what he did in this video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnkPheym7wk (by the way thats not tyson its liston) copy and paste the link.