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Danny Nardico knocked LaMotta down in a bout that took place in Coral Gables on December 31, 1952. LaMotta lost that bout by a 8th TKO.
Eva Shain was the first when she judged the Ali/Shavers bout on September 29, 1977. Eva was also inducted into the New Jersey Boxing Hall of Fame in 1985 and a year later her husband Frank, who was an outstanding ring announcer for many years, was inducted.
Ali was floored 4 times, Sonny Banks, Henry Cooper, Joe Frazier and Chuck Wepner are the only boxers to so.
They had 3 bouts, and here are the results: By the way, I know Griffith very well as I have introduced him at many functions. I once told him that I was always rooting against him as I was a BIG Luis Rodriguez fan. I have found out that Griffith is one of the nicest guys you could ever meet. Now I watch the films and I root for him. By the way, Griffith was Benvenuti's best man at his wedding. Here are the results: 1. April 17, 1967, Benvenuti won by a 15 round decision at Madison Square Garden 2. September 29, 1967, Griffith won by a 15 round decision at Flushing, New York 3. March 4, 1968, Benvenuti won by a 15 round decision at Madison Square Garden
Roy Jones, Jr. Amateur Record: 121-13 1986 Golden Gloves Champion Jr. Welterweight Goodwill Games -- Jr. Welterweight Division 3rd 1987 Golden Gloves Champion Welterweight 1988 Golden Gloves 3rd Place Jr. Middleweight (L 3 Gerald McClellan) Olympic Trials Defeated Frankie Liles by decision in final Olympic Games (Seoul): Light Middleweight (156 lbs.) Silver Medalist Opponent Country Result Makalamba Mali KO 1 Michal Franek Czechoslovakia W Dec Alexander Zaitsev USSR W Dec Richie Woodhall Great Britian W Dec Si-Hun Park South Korea L Dec Jones is named as the outstanding boxer of the games despite the controversial loss
Tony DiBiase. who fought as a pro from 1955 to 1959 did not win the National Golden Gloves but he could have won another National title such as the AAU. I have his pro record and he was pretty good.
106: Eric Griffin, Broussard, La. 112: Timothy Austin, Cincinnati, Ohio (3rd) 119: Sergio Reyes, Marines/Camp Lejeune, N.C. 125: Julian Wheeler, Navy/Virginia Beach 132: Oscar De La Hoya, Los Angeles, Calif. (1st) 139: Vernon Forrest, Augusta, Ga./NMU 147: Pepe Reilly, Glendale, Calif. 156: Raul Marquez, Houston, Texas 165: Chris Byrd, Flint, Mich. (2nd) 178: Montell Griffin, Chicago, Ill. 201: Danell Nicholson, Chicago, Ill. +201: Larry Donald, Cincinnati, Ohio
They were all just exhibition matches, I will send you all the bouts that I have.