The following boxingonvideotape poll is now closed.  Here are the
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POLL QUESTION: What is the most exciting division in professional boxing right
now?

CHOICES AND RESULTS
- Heavyweight , 0 votes, 0.00%
- Middleweight (& Jr. Middle), 3 votes, 60.00%
- Welterweight (& Jr. Welter), 2 votes, 40.00%
- Lightweight (& Jr. Welter, 0 votes, 0.00%
- Featherweight (& Jr. Feather), 0 votes, 0.00%
- Bantamweight (& Jr. Bantam), 0 votes, 0.00%
- Flyweight (& Jr. Fly/Straw), 0 votes, 0.00%
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Hey Brian,

I visited your website, and must say it's fantastic!  Thanks for the
kind words, and I'd love to be interviewed for your website!  I'm just a
"Ham and Egger" but always love to talk about boxing with friends!


Dan

THE GURU'S BOXING MUSEUM
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Brian,

I have to say that I like your 5 faves too.  Vinny Paz will always be
one of my favorites and could have easily been in my top 5 too!  When I
first started collecting autographs from boxers for my little boxing
museum, I wrote to him, and didn't hear back for a while, but one day
there was a big yellow envelope from PAZ!  He sent me a nice letter with
an autographed 8x10 and an autographed boxing card too!  I think he's a
great character from the ranks of pro boxing, and I know many think he's
"Too Cocky", but I think he's one of my favorite boxers of all time, not
only because of his heart and skill, but I think he has a good heart as
a person too!

Say Brian, you said something about YOUR boxing days... Did you fight
Amateur?  Pro?  Do you have any video of your fights?  I'd love to see
them, and maybe put them on my public access boxing show (if you'd
like).  Let me know!

-- The Boxing Guru

THE GURU'S BOXING MUSEUM
http://angelfire.com/nm/boxingmuseum

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To: boxingonvideotape@yahoogroups.com
From: BRIAN PENNACCHIA <koartist23@...>
Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2006 12:39:51 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Re: [boxingonvideotape] Favorite and LEAST favorite boxers...

Hi everybody,

My 5 Favorite Boxers are in this order:

 

1-Evander Holyfield-The way he was always the smaller guy and would show such heart and determination in every fight was truly inspiring.

 

2- Vinny Pazienza- Lived five houses away from his  gym in Providence R.I..  first met him while throwing a Tennis ball up against the wall of his gym as a sort of outfielder's practice. The man who came out to see what the noise was? Lou Duva. He sent me to the store for him,let me keep the change and introduced me to the"Next World Champion" Vinny Pazienza. From there I became a fixture inside his gym. I would start my own Boxing career shortly thereafter, and would later serve as a Sparring Partner for Vinny in his fights with Joe Kiwanuka and Esteban Dejesus.

 

3- Sugar Ray Leonard- Terriffic speed, always found a way to win and for a flashy speedy kind of fighter was a killer when he had you in trouble.

 

4- Rocky Marciano- The pride of all Italian-Americans

 

5- Floyd Mayweather jr.- Unbelievable skills

 

 

Five least favorite:

 

 

Naseem Hamed

Lennox Lewis

Ian Gardner

Zab Judah

Julio Cesar Chavez

"The Boxing Guru (Dan)" <Sisnerosboxing@...> wrote:

Hi everybody,

I'm just curious, who are your 5 FAVORITE boxers and your 5 LEAST FAVORITE boxers of all time?  I'm talking about personality wise, or the way they handle themselves etc., not their style of boxing, but rather the way they connected (or dis-connected) with you as a fan!

-- The Boxing Guru

I can start this, and I think 5 is a small number but here are my 5:

FAVORITES OF ALL TIME:
1. JOHNNY TAPIA - I've known Johnny since I moved to New Mexico back in 1988, and he's always been kind to his fans, takes time to sign autographs and visit with them.  Johnny will always have a special place in my heart because when our Son died in 1998, Johnny called us from Big Bear, CA to see how we were doing and send his respects.

2. ALEXIS ARGUELLO -  I think Alexis always showed respect to his opponents, and through his personal problems still took time to be polite and kind to the fans.

3. BOBBY CHACON - Even through his personal problems, he was very popular when I was a youngster growing up in the L.A. area.  He always stopped to talk with people at boxing events and remained friendly throughout his career and after!

4. AARON PRYOR -  Aaron was pretty cocky and always played "The Bad Guy" during his prime boxing career.  But he's really proven his self to be an honest and caring person these days.  "The Hawk" has been very active helping others, and has always responded to my contacts.  He's a great story of someone who has turned their life around.  I think the world of him.

5. RAY MANCINI - Ray was always easy to root for.  He is friendly and takes time for his fans too.

-----------------
My "Least Fave Five":

1. PERNELL WHITAKER
2. ZAB JUDAH
3. MIKE TYSON
4. NASEEM HAMED
5. LAILA ALI

------------------

How 'bout you?

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Brian,

I have to say that I like your 5 faves too.  Vinny Paz will always be
one of my favorites and could have easily been in my top 5 too!  When I
first started collecting autographs from boxers for my little boxing
museum, I wrote to him, and didn't hear back for a while, but one day
there was a big yellow envelope from PAZ!  He sent me a nice letter with
an autographed 8x10 and an autographed boxing card too!  I think he's a
great character from the ranks of pro boxing, and I know many think he's
"Too Cocky", but I think he's one of my favorite boxers of all time, not
only because of his heart and skill, but I think he has a good heart as
a person too!

Say Brian, you said something about YOUR boxing days... Did you fight
Amateur?  Pro?  Do you have any video of your fights?  I'd love to see
them, and maybe put them on my public access boxing show (if you'd
like).  Let me know!

-- The Boxing Guru

THE GURU'S BOXING MUSEUM
http://angelfire.com/nm/boxingmuseum

To: boxingonvideotape@yahoogroups.com
From: BRIAN PENNACCHIA <koartist23@...>
Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2006 12:39:51 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Re: [boxingonvideotape] Favorite and LEAST favorite boxers...

Hi everybody,

My 5 Favorite Boxers are in this order:

 

1-Evander Holyfield-The way he was always the smaller guy and would show such heart and determination in every fight was truly inspiring.

 

2- Vinny Pazienza- Lived five houses away from his  gym in Providence R.I..  first met him while throwing a Tennis ball up against the wall of his gym as a sort of outfielder's practice. The man who came out to see what the noise was? Lou Duva. He sent me to the store for him,let me keep the change and introduced me to the"Next World Champion" Vinny Pazienza. From there I became a fixture inside his gym. I would start my own Boxing career shortly thereafter, and would later serve as a Sparring Partner for Vinny in his fights with Joe Kiwanuka and Esteban Dejesus.

 

3- Sugar Ray Leonard- Terriffic speed, always found a way to win and for a flashy speedy kind of fighter was a killer when he had you in trouble.

 

4- Rocky Marciano- The pride of all Italian-Americans

 

5- Floyd Mayweather jr.- Unbelievable skills

 

 

Five least favorite:

 

 

Naseem Hamed

Lennox Lewis

Ian Gardner

Zab Judah

Julio Cesar Chavez

"The Boxing Guru (Dan)" <Sisnerosboxing@...> wrote:

Hi everybody,

I'm just curious, who are your 5 FAVORITE boxers and your 5 LEAST FAVORITE boxers of all time?  I'm talking about personality wise, or the way they handle themselves etc., not their style of boxing, but rather the way they connected (or dis-connected) with you as a fan!

-- The Boxing Guru

I can start this, and I think 5 is a small number but here are my 5:

FAVORITES OF ALL TIME:
1. JOHNNY TAPIA - I've known Johnny since I moved to New Mexico back in 1988, and he's always been kind to his fans, takes time to sign autographs and visit with them.  Johnny will always have a special place in my heart because when our Son died in 1998, Johnny called us from Big Bear, CA to see how we were doing and send his respects.

2. ALEXIS ARGUELLO -  I think Alexis always showed respect to his opponents, and through his personal problems still took time to be polite and kind to the fans.

3. BOBBY CHACON - Even through his personal problems, he was very popular when I was a youngster growing up in the L.A. area.  He always stopped to talk with people at boxing events and remained friendly throughout his career and after!

4. AARON PRYOR -  Aaron was pretty cocky and always played "The Bad Guy" during his prime boxing career.  But he's really proven his self to be an honest and caring person these days.  "The Hawk" has been very active helping others, and has always responded to my contacts.  He's a great story of someone who has turned their life around.  I think the world of him.

5. RAY MANCINI - Ray was always easy to root for.  He is friendly and takes time for his fans too.

-----------------
My "Least Fave Five":

1. PERNELL WHITAKER
2. ZAB JUDAH
3. MIKE TYSON
4. NASEEM HAMED
5. LAILA ALI

------------------

How 'bout you?

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Brian,

I have to say that I like your 5 faves too.  Vinny Paz will always be
one of my favorites and could have easily been in my top 5 too!  When I
first started collecting autographs from boxers for my little boxing
museum, I wrote to him, and didn't hear back for a while, but one day
there was a big yellow envelope from PAZ!  He sent me a nice letter with
an autographed 8x10 and an autographed boxing card too!  I think he's a
great character from the ranks of pro boxing, and I know many think he's
"Too Cocky", but I think he's one of my favorite boxers of all time, not
only because of his heart and skill, but I think he has a good heart as
a person too!

Say Brian, you said something about YOUR boxing days... Did you fight
Amateur?  Pro?  Do you have any video of your fights?  I'd love to see
them, and maybe put them on my public access boxing show (if you'd
like).  Let me know!

-- The Boxing Guru

THE GURU'S BOXING MUSEUM
http://angelfire.com/nm/boxingmuseum

Hi everybody,

I'm just curious, who are your 5 FAVORITE boxers and your 5 LEAST FAVORITE boxers of all time?  I'm talking about personality wise, or the way they handle themselves etc., not their style of boxing, but rather the way they connected (or dis-connected) with you as a fan!

-- The Boxing Guru

I can start this, and I think 5 is a small number but here are my 5:

FAVORITES OF ALL TIME:
1. JOHNNY TAPIA - I've known Johnny since I moved to New Mexico back in 1988, and he's always been kind to his fans, takes time to sign autographs and visit with them.  Johnny will always have a special place in my heart because when our Son died in 1998, Johnny called us from Big Bear, CA to see how we were doing and send his respects.

2. ALEXIS ARGUELLO -  I think Alexis always showed respect to his opponents, and through his personal problems still took time to be polite and kind to the fans.

3. BOBBY CHACON - Even through his personal problems, he was very popular when I was a youngster growing up in the L.A. area.  He always stopped to talk with people at boxing events and remained friendly throughout his career and after!

4. AARON PRYOR -  Aaron was pretty cocky and always played "The Bad Guy" during his prime boxing career.  But he's really proven his self to be an honest and caring person these days.  "The Hawk" has been very active helping others, and has always responded to my contacts.  He's a great story of someone who has turned their life around.  I think the world of him.

5. RAY MANCINI - Ray was always easy to root for.  He is friendly and takes time for his fans too.

-----------------
My "Least Fave Five":

1. PERNELL WHITAKER
2. ZAB JUDAH
3. MIKE TYSON
4. NASEEM HAMED
5. LAILA ALI

------------------

How 'bout you?

Hi everybody,

I'm just curious, who are your 5 FAVORITE boxers and your 5 LEAST FAVORITE
boxers of all time?  I'm talking about personality wise, or the way they handle
themselves etc., not their style of boxing, but rather the way they connected
(or dis-connected) with you as a fan!

-- The Boxing Guru

I can start this, and I think 5 is a small number but here are my 5:

FAVORITES OF ALL TIME:
1. JOHNNY TAPIA - I've known Johnny since I moved to New Mexico back in 1988,
and he's always been kind to his fans, takes time to sign autographs and visit
with them.  Johnny will always have a special place in my heart because when our
Son died in 1998, Johnny called us from Big Bear, CA to see how we were doing
and send his respects.

2. ALEXIS ARGUELLO -  I think Alexis always showed respect to his opponents, and
through his personal problems still took time to be polite and kind to the fans.

3. BOBBY CHACON - Even through his personal problems, he was very popular when I
was a youngster growing up in the L.A. area.  He always stopped to talk with
people at boxing events and remained friendly throughout his career and after!

4. AARON PRYOR -  Aaron was pretty cocky and always played "The Bad Guy" during
his prime boxing career.  But he's really proven his self to be an honest and
caring person these days.  "The Hawk" has been very active helping others, and
has always responded to my contacts.  He's a great story of someone who has
turned their life around.  I think the world of him.

5. RAY MANCINI - Ray was always easy to root for.  He is friendly and takes time
for his fans too.

-----------------
My "Least Fave Five":

1. PERNELL WHITAKER
2. ZAB JUDAH
3. MIKE TYSON
4. NASEEM HAMED
5. LAILA ALI

------------------

How 'bout you?

JOHN TATE vs.
1. Mike Weaver-26
2. Gerrie Coetzee-26
3. Duane Bobick-167
4. Kallie Knotze-282
5. Eddie "The Animal" Lopez-1386

GERRIE COETZEE vs.
1. John Tate-26
2. Frank Bruno-62/727
3. Michael Dokes-120
4. Leon Spinks-184
5. Pinklon Thomas-215
6. Renaldo Snipes-264
7. Stan Ward-467
8. Dan Kosmicki-1579
9. Iran Barkley-1648

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Here's what I  have on Ray Mancini...

RAY "Boom Boom" Mancini vs.
1. Livingstone Bramble I-219/2023
2. Livingstone Bramble II-2023
3. Art Frias-d87
4. Orlando Romero-d#
5. Alexis Arguello-1895
6. Bobby Chacon-110
7. Doo Koo Kim-164
8. Hector Camacho-214
9. Johnny Torres-125/1538
10. Jose Luis Ramirez-dvd#
11. Julio "Diablito" Valdez-2633
12. Greg Haugen-d#
13. George Feeney-1410
14. Al Ford-2440
15. Ernesto Espana-2633
16. Jorge Morales-2633

ART FRIAS vs.
1. Ray Mancini-d87
2. Ruben Munoz-820
3. Bobby Chacon-2282

The Boxing Guru
video8count@...

Hi everybody,

Just wanted to let you know about our fight on Fri night Feb. 24th at
The Isleta Casino & Resort at Isleta NM (near Albuquerque).

Our guy- CESAR GUTIERREZ (Holguin) made his Pro Debut against local
favorite- Willie Villanueva, who was also making his pro debut.  We
lost a 4 round decision.  Much controversy, and there has been a
protest lodged to have this decision changed to a "No Contest".  Both
fighters fought well, and I couldn't have been prouder of Cesar!  The
young kid who turned 18 on fight night had the look of a seasoned
professional.  Never lost his cool even though he suffered a broken
nose in the 2nd round!  He dominated the 1st round, and The 2 Woman
Judges gave that round to VILLANUEVA!!!????  The other rounds were
close!  Isleta Tribe Commission inspector DID NOT ALLOW US TO USE
ADRENALINE CHLORIDE 1/1000 FOR THE BLEEDING! He said it wasn't "Legal
here"... After the fight, the Ref said it is, and the head of the
Commission said it was legal!  Manager/Trainer Dan Cushner has filed
a letter, we'll see what happens!  The 2 Lady Judges scored it 40-36,
or 4 rounds to 0 for the Local Kid.

If any of you would like to see this fight, send me your address, and
I'll put you on the list for a dvd of it!

Thanks for your support!  We hope to have Cesar fighting his 2nd pro
fight on May 5th Along with our other boxer- World Ranked
Featherweight Jayla Ortiz, possibly for some kind of title.  We'll
keep you posted, and you can check us out at our website...


http://www.angelfire.com/planet/2dboxing


-- Dan "Boxing Guru" Sisneros

Hi fellow boxing collectors,

I'm looking for any video you may have on...

1. SHAWN GALLEGOS (Jr. Welter)
2. Laila Ali
3. Donald Camarena


let me know what (if any) bouts you may have on these boxers, ok?

Thanks-

Dan Sisneros
video8count@...

Hi Marv,

I have an ABC replay edition of Foreman Lyle, I think it's missing 1
Round.

-- Dan

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I have an ABC replay edition of Foreman Lyle, I think it's missing 1
Round.

-- Dan

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There are 5 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

1. Guru's List: J.B. WILLIAMSON, MARVIN JOHNSON
From: "The Boxing Guru (Dan)"
2. Guru's List - JOE CALZAGHE & YURI VAULIN
From: "The Boxing Guru (Dan)"
3. Guru's List - SCOTT HARRISON, & NIKOLAI VALUEV
From: "The Boxing Guru (Dan)"
4. Guru's List - Sugar Ray Leonard, Ruben Olivares, Ken Norton, Kallie Knotze
From: "The Boxing Guru (Dan)"
5. Guru's List - Jerry Quarry, Mike Quarry, Bobby Quarry
From: "The Boxing Guru (Dan)"


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Message: 1
Date: Sun, 29 Jan 2006 16:49:38 -0000
From: "The Boxing Guru (Dan)"
Subject: Guru's List: J.B. WILLIAMSON, MARVIN JOHNSON

Here's what I have abailable on DVD/VHS for...

------------------------
J.B. WILLIAMSON vs.

1. Jesse Shelby
2. George Foreman
3. Art Tucker
------------------------

MARVIN JOHNSON vs.

1. Victor galindez -d53
2. Matthew Saad Muhammad II -d84
3. Leslie Stewart I -d104
4. Michael Spinks -224
5. Alvino Manson -820
6. Charles Henderson -1163
7. Jerome Clouden -1538


2 Hr. DVD or VHS = $20 for group members... or...

LET'S TRADE!

The Boxing Guru
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Message: 2
Date: Sun, 29 Jan 2006 16:58:50 -0000
From: "The Boxing Guru (Dan)"
Subject: Guru's List - JOE CALZAGHE & YURI VAULIN

Here's what I have available on DVD or VHS for...

-----------------------------

YURI VAULIN vs.

1. Joey Parker - 229
2. James "747" Holmes -204
3. Paul Bradshaw -233
4. Don Coats -237
5. Joe Wade -249
6. William Morris -275
7. Tommy Morrison -389

--------------------------------

JOE CALZAGHE vs.

1. Martin Rosamond -981
2. David Starie -1976
3. Mario Veit -2053
4. Will McIntyre -2110
5. Richie Woodhall -2172
6. Miguel Jimenez -2299
7. Omar Sheika -2340
8. Charles Brewer -2381

---------------------------------

The Boxing Guru
PO Box 6223
Las Cruces, NM 88006

video8count@...





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Message: 3
Date: Sun, 29 Jan 2006 17:06:42 -0000
From: "The Boxing Guru (Dan)"
Subject: Guru's List - SCOTT HARRISON, & NIKOLAI VALUEV

Here's what I have available on...

-------------------------

SCOTT HARRISON vs.

1. Sam Kebede -d18
2. Manuel Medina I -d99
3. Manuel Medina II -d25
4. Walter Estrada -d40
5. Julio Pablo Chacon -d80

-------------------------------

NIKOLAI VALUEV vs.

1. Larry Donald -new
2. Richard Bango -d37
3. Otis Tisdale -d38
4. Dickie Ryan -d38
5. Paolo Vidoz -d45
6. Marcelo Dominguez -d45
7. Atilla Levin -d81

----------------------------------


The boxing Guru
PO Box 6223
Las Cruces, NM 88006

www.angelfire.com/nm/8countshows





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Message: 4
Date: Sun, 29 Jan 2006 17:23:12 -0000
From: "The Boxing Guru (Dan)"
Subject: Guru's List - Sugar Ray Leonard, Ruben Olivares, Ken Norton, Kallie Knotze

Here's what I have available in DVD or VHS on...
-----------------------------

KALLIE KNOTZE:
1. John Tate
2. Bill Sharkey
3. Duane Bobick

-------------------------------

KEN NORTON:
1. Muhammad Ali I
2. Muhammad Ali II
3. Muhammad Ali III
4. Gerry Cooney
5. George Foreman
6. Larry Holmes
7. Ernie Shavers
8. Pedro Lovell
9. Duane Bobick
10. Jerry Quarry
11. Randall "Tex" Cobb
12. Randy Stephens
13. Lorenzo Zanon
14. Jose Luis Garcia II
15. Ron Stander

--------------------------------------

RUBEN OLIVARES:
1. Alexis Arguello
2. Bobby Chacon I
3. Bobby Chacon II
4. Eusebio Pedroza
5. Kasuyoshi Kanizawa
6. Danny "Little Red" Lopez
7. Chu Chu Castillo I
8. Ignacio Madrid

-----------------------------------

SUGAR RAY LEONARD:
1. Wilfred Benitez
2. Thomas Hearns I (Selected Rds.)
3. Marvin Hagler
4. Donnie Lalonde
5. Davey Boy Green
6. Armando Muniz
7. Ayub Kalule
8. Andy "The Hawk" Price
9. Bruce Finch
10. Roberto Duran III
11. Thomas Hearns II
12. Larry Bonds
13. Danny Gonzalez
14. Kevin Howard
15. Roberto Duran I
16. Javier Muniz
17. Floyd Mayweather Sr.
18. Johnny Gant
19. Fernando Marcotte
20. Marcos Geraldo
21. Adolfo Viruet
22. Pete Ranzany
23. Terry Norris
24. Tony Chivarini
25. Augustine Estrada
26. Hector Camacho
27. Dick Eklund

-----------------------------------------

Whew...

Anytime you guys are looking for Great Boxing Matches, Please,
contact me!

The Boxing Guru
http://www.angelfire.com/nm/allbox

boxingguru@...








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Message: 5
Date: Sun, 29 Jan 2006 17:25:25 -0000
From: "The Boxing Guru (Dan)"
Subject: Guru's List - Jerry Quarry, Mike Quarry, Bobby Quarry

Here's what I have available for:


JERRY QUARRY:
1. Floyd Patterson I
2. Floyd Patterson II
3. Ernie Shavers
4. Muhammad Ali I
5. Muhammad Ali II
6. Mac Foster
7. Thad Spencer
8. Ron Lyle
9. Ken Norton

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BOBBY QUARRY:
1. Tommy Morrison
2. Dave Dixon
3. Dave Kilgore

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MIKE QUARRY:
1. Bob Foster

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Anytime you guys are looking for Great Boxing Matches, Please,
contact me!

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http://www.angelfire.com/nm/allbox

boxingguru@...

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Here's what I have available for:


JERRY QUARRY:
1. Floyd Patterson I
2. Floyd Patterson II
3. Ernie Shavers
4. Muhammad Ali I
5. Muhammad Ali II
6. Mac Foster
7. Thad Spencer
8. Ron Lyle
9. Ken Norton

-----------------------

BOBBY QUARRY:
1. Tommy Morrison
2. Dave Dixon
3. Dave Kilgore

-------------------------

MIKE QUARRY:
1. Bob Foster

-------------------


Anytime you guys are looking for Great Boxing Matches, Please,
contact me!

The Boxing Guru
http://www.angelfire.com/nm/allbox

boxingguru@...

  Mes

Here's what I have available in DVD or VHS on...
-----------------------------

KALLIE KNOTZE:
1. John Tate
2. Bill Sharkey
3. Duane Bobick

-------------------------------

KEN NORTON:
1. Muhammad Ali I
2. Muhammad Ali II
3. Muhammad Ali III
4. Gerry Cooney
5. George Foreman
6. Larry Holmes
7. Ernie Shavers
8. Pedro Lovell
9. Duane Bobick
10. Jerry Quarry
11. Randall "Tex" Cobb
12. Randy Stephens
13. Lorenzo Zanon
14. Jose Luis Garcia II
15. Ron Stander

--------------------------------------

RUBEN OLIVARES:
1. Alexis Arguello
2. Bobby Chacon I
3. Bobby Chacon II
4. Eusebio Pedroza
5. Kasuyoshi Kanizawa
6. Danny "Little Red" Lopez
7. Chu Chu Castillo I
8. Ignacio Madrid

-----------------------------------

SUGAR RAY LEONARD:
1. Wilfred Benitez
2. Thomas Hearns I (Selected Rds.)
3. Marvin Hagler
4. Donnie Lalonde
5. Davey Boy Green
6. Armando Muniz
7. Ayub Kalule
8. Andy "The Hawk" Price
9. Bruce Finch
10. Roberto Duran III
11. Thomas Hearns II
12. Larry Bonds
13. Danny Gonzalez
14. Kevin Howard
15. Roberto Duran I
16. Javier Muniz
17. Floyd Mayweather Sr.
18. Johnny Gant
19. Fernando Marcotte
20. Marcos Geraldo
21. Adolfo Viruet
22. Pete Ranzany
23. Terry Norris
24. Tony Chivarini
25. Augustine Estrada
26. Hector Camacho
27. Dick Eklund

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Subject: Trinidad WIBC titles
This is to clarify the position of the WIBC regarding the fights on
September 23, 2005 and to state the irregularities of the events
only on that night. This will be brief as there is litigation
brought forth by the WIBC against a number of parties relative to
the fights that night.
To begin with, I arrived in Trinidad at the airport on September 22,
2005 at approximately 1:34pm so as to make the weighin that
afternoon-which had been moved from 11am to 5pm. After arriving,
there was no one to meet me there and after two hours of calling the
promoter, ABC Boxing Promotions aka ABC Boxing Academy, I was
instructed to take a taxi to their office-which I did and arrived
about 4:30pm. I asked to be taken to the weighin so I could certify
the weights of the boxers, go over the rules, and have the boxers
sign their WIBC Title Defense Agreements. One of the promoters,
Glen Gadsby refused to take me to the arena until approximately
7:00pm that night-after most of the boxers had left and well after
the weighin was over. The WIBC requires that a Supervisor be in
attendence to certify the weights of all title fights. In our
opinion, being barred from the weighin is enough to keep the title
fights from being sanctioned. It was only the beginning of many
problems to come.
Upon leaving the arena, I arrived back at the hotel only to see the
newspaper headlines that day detailing kidnappings in Trinidad. I
go to the hotel only to find out the promoter did NOT pay for the
room at the Kapoc Hotel but promised to do so later. They allowed
me to check in forunately and within minutes of getting to my room,
the telephone rings and a voice states "This is a friend-do not
leave your hotel this evening." At first I thought this was a joke,
then when I went downstairs to eat dinner-at my own expense-which
was supposed to be paid by the promoter-a gentleman at the bar
advised me to be careful as his boss's son was kidnapped a week ago
and just released after a large ransom was paid. At that point, I
became a beleiver and stayed in the room.
The next morning I go to the promoter's office to have him sign
updated sanction agreements and collect all the balance due for
sanctioning, belt usage fees, memberships, and gloves I brought
since the promoter had NO gloves for the fight. I stayed all day
only to be told that they had no money to pay the balance of all
fees due nor could they pay for the hotel room, even thought the
Trinidad and Tobago Boxing Board assured me on the telephone and in
the newspaper that they would guarantee the WIBC would receive all
monies due. Since the last flight had already left Trinidad, I was
stuck and had no choice but to try to give a semblance of
sanctioning for my own safety until I could leave Trinidad. I told
the promoters that due to the fact that they could not pay their
obligations and the boxers would not sign the title defense
agreements, I would take the belts back to the U.S. and upon
everything getting in order with agreements, monies, etc. the WIBC
would then send all the boxers the belts and I needed all the boxing
gloves back since payment was not made for them either. Two of the
promoters, Glen Gadsby and Ken Smith agreed.
Upon my arrival of the arena, I was told by the Boxing Board that
they did not collect the monies owed to the WIBC, that I could not
sign off on the wraps or gloves, see the weights from the weighin,
have the judges fill out WIBC scorecards,or have any WIBC member
officials judge or referee. Obviously, something was awry.
At the first WIBC title fight between Liz Mooney of the United
States and Iva Weston of Trinidad, Mooney totally dominated the
fight. Even so, she was behind on the round by round scoring as I
sat at the official's table-I could not beleive it. Then in the
10th and final round, Mooney knocks down Weston who falls into the
ropes and cannot get up-until the referee HELPS her up!! Otherwise,
she was finished! Even Chairman Taylor of the Boxing Board stated
that "that cost Weston the fight." Even so, the Judges scored the
round a 10-9 for Mooney until I pointed out that that was a 10-8
round due to the knockdown. Begrudgingly, they wrote it on
the "notebook sheet"-not the official score sheet. I was keeping
the round by round scoring and Weston won by a split decision. I go
into the ring to present the beltto Mooney-ceremoniously-since I was
taking the belt back-and there was a massive delay-the ring
announcer states that the "judges are trying to get the scoring
right." I wait and finally the decision is announced-a split
decision victory for Weston! i walk over to the officials table and
asked them "what in the hell is going on?" They told me to shut up
and go sit down. At that point, I called the United States and
talked to 2 members of the WIBC Executive Committee about the
situations that had occurred thus far and was told to pull all
sanctions and leave when I could. At that point, there would be no
WIBC Champions crowned the night of September 23, 2005.
While I waited for the right opportunity to leave the arena, the
next fight was beginning with Teresa Peruzzi and Scroller
Carrington. Since I was not allowed to see scoring or be at the
officials table, I sat with the U.S. Marines that I had invited and
watched the fight. Peruzzi won when Carrington's corner stopped the
fight. I go in the ring to present the belt for pictures and as did
in the previous fight and afterwards asked for the belt back.
Peruzzi and her corner refused to hand it over and at that point the
Boxing Board Chairman and Promoter came in the ring, blocked me away
from the fighter, and told me to leave the ring and the belt. At
that time, I stated publicly that these fights were a farce and
there were no official champions on this night. As I was leaving,
Peruzzi's corner yelled at me to "go have sex with myself" and with
or without the WIBC they were the champion and were going to keep
the belt and defend it in Bermuda. At that point, my driver called
and said he was there to take me back to the hotel. I left and
watched the rest of the fights on television.
About 3am, there was a knock on the room door, and hotel security
was there with 2 constables who asks me to go with them to the
police station to answer some questions about the incidents that
night. I was not under arrest nor was I detained but asked to
cooperate. I went with them, showed them the contracts signed,
showed them where monies were not paid, showed them that the WIBC
did NOT sell belts but charged a belt usage fee so that there was no
theft, and I was told they were finished, they thanked me for my
cooperation, apologized for any inconvenience, and I walked out. I
was never handcuffed nor put behind bars.
I returned to my hotel about 5:30am, where I had hotel security
accompany me to the room where I saw my room had been gone through,
documents and newspapers were missing, and the sliding glass door on
the patio was open. I grabbed my suitcases, went downstairs, paid
the hotel bill which the promoter never paid, met my driver, and
proceeded to the airport. Upon my arrival, I got my ticket,
proceeded to the gate, got on the plane and waited for takeoff.
Just before the airplane door closed, airline security asked me my
name, I told them, and they asked me to deplane, which I did, and
there were 2 constables from the airport police station there to
question me. I asked to have my bags removed from the plane, they
were, and I went with the constables to the police station at the
airport. Again, I was not arrested nor detained but asked to
cooperate. At no time was I treated poorly by the police nor
handcuffed. Upon my arrival at the police station, one of the
promoters, Boxu Potts was there-again making false allegations
against myself and the WIBC, I explained to the constables the
situation, showed them all contracts and monies paid to date, the
belts, and how they were NOT sold. They stated that the situation
was a civil matter, wished me well, and I proceeded back to the
airport to get a ticket for the next flight back to Atlanta. Four
hours later, I got my new ticket and I was asked to wait for airport
security again. I did, and they told me the police needed more
information from me. There were no police there, I walked freely to
the police station, and all they wanted was contact information from
me for their records. Five minutes and I was gone. I then
proceeded to the gate where I waited to board. Since I had not
slept for 2 days, I was dozing off when I was tapped on the shoulder
by a constable who informed me that he and his 3 colleagues were
from the Fraud Squad and had some questions and would I come with
them. They stated it would be quick and I would not miss my plane.
I told them no problem, went with them to a conference room, showed
them my passport, showed them all documents, gave them copies of the
documents,gave them my contact information, and they thanked me and
hurried me back to the gate to catch my plane. Again, at no time
was I ever under arrest or detained forcefully and the Trinidad
police were polite and professional and open minded. They knew that
if I missed the plane, I would be stuck until the next day so they
hurried with their questions. I got on the plane, changed planes in
Miami, and returned home to Atlanta the same night.
Upon my return, I met with the WIBC Executive Committee and we
officially declared the 5 "title" fights in Trinidad "non-title" due
to all the irregularities that occurred-including but not limited to
failure of monies paid (which was to be paid 60 days in advance), no
WIBC Supervisor at the weighin, no official WIBC scorecards used, no
checking of gloves or wraps, no WIBC Supervisor seeing the Trinidad
scorecards after the first fight, no boxers completing WIBC
membership forms or signing WIBC Title Defense Agreements, and
inproprieties occurring the entire evening. A statement is being
forwarded to
Fight Fax, Inc. stating that these are non-title fights and asking
that they be stricken from the record book. All boxers and their
management are urged to contact the WIBC regarding each individual
case in regards to review and appeals procedures.
The WIBC nor its affiliated sanctioning bodies will not sanction any
title fights or allow title fights to be held in Trinidad or Tobago
until the entire boxing board is replaced and assurances are in
place that boxers will recieve proper, fair, and responsible scoring
in future fights. Finally, the WIBC is in possession of documents
showing that members of the Trinidad and Tobago Boxing Board are
representatives of other sanctioning bodies as well as on the Board
of Directors of ABC
Boxing (the promoter)which obviously shows major conflicts of
interests. Even the Guyana Boxing Board was not paid US$900.00 for
airfare and expenses for bringing in a fighter for the card-there
were no checks and balances in order there and without a doubt the
most reprehensible night of boxing I have ever seen.

POUND-FOR-POUND
    1. FLOYD MAYWEATHER
      Junior Welterweight
    2. WINKY WRIGHT
      Junior Middleweight
    3. MARCO ANTONIO BARRERA
      Junior Lightweight
    4. MANNY PACQUIAO
      Junior Lightweight
    5. JUAN MANUEL MARQUEZ
      Featherweight
    6. ERIK MORALES
      Junior Lightweight
    7. RICKY HATTON
      Junior Welterweight
    8. DIEGO CORRALES
      Lightweight
    9. JERMAIN TAYLOR
      Middleweight
10. BERNARD HOPKINS
      Middleweight
HEAVYWEIGHTS
Weight Unlimited
Champ: VITALI KLITSCHKO
        Ukraine 35-2 (34)
        1. CHRIS BYRD
        Flint, MI 38-2-1 (20)
        2. JOHN RUIZ
        Methuen, MA 41-5-1 (28)
        3. HASIM RAHMAN
        Baltimore, MD 41-5-1 (33)
        4. JAMES TONEY
        Ann Arbor, MI 68-4-2 (43)
        5. LAMON BREWSTER
        Los Angeles, CA 32-2 (28)
        6. MONTE BARRETT
        Queens, NY 31-4 (17)
        7. CALVIN BROCK
        Charlotte, NC 26-0 (21)
        8. SAMUEL PETER
        Las Vegas, NV 24-0 (21)
        9. WLADIMIR KLITSCHKO
        Ukraine 44-3 (40)
        10. JAMEEL McCLINE
        Clifton, NJ 32-5-3 (20)
CRUISERWEIGHTS
Weight Limit: 200 pounds
Champ: JEAN-MARC MORMECK
        France 31-2 (21)
        1. GUILLERMO JONES
        Panama 33-3-2 (26)
        2. STEVE CUNNINGHAM
        Philadelphia, PA 18-0 (9)
        3. JOHNNY NELSON
        England 44-12-2 (29)
        4. CARL THOMPSON
        England 33-6 (25)
        5. WAYNE BRAITHWAITE
        Guyana 21-2 (17)
        6. O'NEIL BELL
        Atlanta, GA 25-1-1 (23)
        7. DALE BROWN
        Canada 34-4-1 (22)
        8. PIETRO AURINO
        Italy 34-2 (16)
        9. ALEXANDER GUROV
        Ukrain 38-4-1 (33)
        10. KRZYSZTOF WLODARCZYK
        Poland 32-1 (25)
LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS
Weight Limit: 175 pounds
Champ: ANTONIO TARVER
        Orlando, FL 23-3 (18)
        1. GLEN JOHNSON
        Miami, FL 42-10-2 (28)
        2. ZSOLT ERDEI
        Hungary 22-0 (13)
        3. ROY JONES
        Pensacola, FL 49-3 (38)
        4. CLINTON WOODS
        England 38-3-1 (23)
        5. FABRICE TIOZZO
        France 47-2 (31)
        6. JULIO GONZALEZ
        Huntington Beach, CA 38-3 (23)
        7. TOMASZ ADAMEK
        Poland 29-0 (20)
        8. PAUL BRIGGS
        Australia 23-2 (17)
        9. THOMAS ULRICH
        Germany 28-1 (19)
        10. MONTELL GRIFFIN
        Chicago, IL 47-6 (30)
SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHTS
Weight Limit: 168 pounds
Champ: Vacant
        1. JOE CALZAGHE
        Wales 39-0 (31)
        2. MIKKEL KESSLER
        Denmark 36-0 (27)
        3. JEFF LACY
        St. Petersburg, FL 20-0 (16)
        4. MARKUS BEYER
        Germany 33-2 (12)
        5. ANTHONY MUNDINE
        Australia 24-3 (19)
        6. DANNY GREEN
        Australia 20-2 (19)
        7. MANNY SIACA
        Puerto Rico 19-5 (17)
        8. OTIS GRANT
        Canada 37-2-1 (17)
        9. ROBIN REID
        England 38-5-1 (27)
        10. LIBRADO ANDRADE
        Mexico 22-0 (16)
MIDDLEWEIGHTS
Weight Limit: 160 pounds
Champ: JERMAIN TAYLOR
        Little Rock, AR 24-0 (17)
        1. BERNARD HOPKINS
        Philadelphia, PA 46-3-1 (32)
        2. WINKY WRIGHT
        St. Petersburg, FL 49-3 (25)
        3. FELIX STURM
        Germany 24-1 (11)
        4. ARTHUR ABRAHAM
        Germany 16-0 (14)
        5. HOWARD EASTMAN
        England 40-3 (35)
        6. KINGSLEY IKEKE
        Canada 23-1 (13)
        7. SAM SOLIMAN
        Australia 31-7 (12)
        8. CHAD DAWSON
        New Haven, CT 19-0 (13)
        9. SEBASTIAN SYLVESTER
        Germany 19-1 (8)
        10. SCOTT DANN
        England 23-2 (16)
JR. MIDDLEWEIGHTS
Weight Limit: 154 pounds
Champ: WINKY WRIGHT
        St. Petersburg, FL 49-3 (25)
        1. ROMAN KARMAZIN
        Russia 34-1-1 (21)
        2. KASSIM OUMA
        W. Palm Beach, FL 21-2-1 (13)
        3. DANIEL SANTOS
        Puerto Rico 29-2-1 (20)
        4. FERNANDO VARGAS
        Oxnard, CA 26-2 (22)
        5. IKE QUARTEY
        Ghana 36-2-1 (30)
        6. VERNO PHILLIPS
        Aurora, CO 38-10-1 (20)
        7. TRAVIS SIMMS
        Norwalk, CT 24-0 (18)
        8. JAVIER CASTILLEJO
        Spain 58-6 (39)
        9. RODNEY JONES
        Lafayette, LA 36-3 (22)
        10. ALEJANDRO GARCIA
        Mexico 25-1 (24)
WELTERWEIGHTS
Weight Limit: 147 pounds
Champ: ZAB JUDAH
        Brooklyn, NY 34-2 (25)
        1. ANTONIO MARGARITO
        Mexico 32-4 (23)
        2. CORY SPINKS
        St. Louis, MO 34-3 (11)
        3. SHANE MOSLEY
        Pomona, CA 41-4 (35)
        4. LUIS COLLAZO
        Queens, NY 26-1 (12)
        5. THOMAS DAMGAARD
        Denmark 36-0 (27)
        6. KERMIT CINTRON
        Reading, PA 24-1 (22)
        7. JOSE ANTONIO RIVERA
        Worcester, MA 37-4-1(24)
        8. OKTAY URKAL
        Germany 36-3 (11)
        9. DAVID ESTRADA
        Chicago, IL 18-2 (9)
        10. SEBASTIAN LUJAN
        Argentina 23-2-1 (15)
JR. WELTERWEIGHTS
Weight Limit: 140 pounds
Champ: RICKY HATTON
        England 39-0 (29)
        1. FLOYD MAYWEATHER
        Grand Rapids, MI 34-0 (23)
        2. MIGUEL COTTO
        Puerto Rico 24-0 (20)
        3. CARLOS MAUSSA
        Colombia 19-2 (16)
        4. KOSTYA TSZYU
        Australia 31-2 (25)
        5. JUNIOR WITTER
        England 32-1-2 (19)
        6. ARTURO GATTI
        Jersey City, NJ 39-7 (30)
        7. VIVIAN HARRIS
        Brooklyn, NY 25-2-1 (17)
        8. DeMARCUS CORLEY
        Washington, D.C. 31-4-1 (17)
        9. LOVEMORE NDOU
        Australia 40-8-1 (26)
        10. SOULEYMANE M'BAYE
        France 32-1 (17)
LIGHTWEIGHTS
Weight Limit: 135 pounds
Champ: DIEGO CORRALES
        Las Vegas, NV 40-2 (33)
        1. JOSE LUIS CASTILLO
        Mexico 52-7-1 (46)
        2. JOEL CASAMAYOR
        Miami, FL 31-3-1 (19)
        3. JUAN LAZCANO
        El Paso, TX 34-3-1 (26)
        4. JUAN DIAZ
        Houston, TX 28-0 (14)
        5. JULIO DIAZ
        Coachella, CA 32-3 (24)
        6. ACELINO FREITAS
        Brazil 37-1 (32)
        7. ALMAZBEK RAIYMKULOV
        Kyrgyzstan 20-0-1 (12)
        8. ZAHIR RAHEEM
        Las Vegas, NV 27-1 (16)
        9. JESUS CHAVEZ
        Mexico 42-3 (29)
        10. ISAAC HLATSHWAYO
        South Africa 22-0 (9)
JR. LIGHTWEIGHTS
Weight Limit: 130 pounds
Champ: Vacant
        1. MARCO ANTONIO BARRERA
        Mexico 61-4 (42)
        2. ERIK MORALES
        Mexico 48-3 (34)
        3. MANNY PACQUIAO
        Philippines 40-3-2 (31)
        4. VICENTE MOSQUERA
        Panama 21-1-1 (10)
        5. YODSANAN NANTHACHAI
        Thailand 43-3-1 (25)
        6. JORGE BARRIOS
        Argentina 44-2-1 (32)
        7. CARLOS HERNANDEZ
        Bellflower, CA 41-5-1 (24)
        8. ALEX ARTHUR
        Scotland 21-1 (17)
        9. ROBBIE PEDEN
        Australia 25-3 (14)
        10. JANOS NAGY
        Hungary 23-0 (14)
FEATHERWEIGHTS
Weight Limit: 126 pounds
Champ: Vacant
        1. JUAN MANUEL MARQUEZ
        Mexico 44-2-1 (33)
        2. INJIN CHI
        South Korea 30-2-1 (18)
        3. HUMBERTO SOTO
        Mexico 37-5-2 (21)
        4. ROCKY JUAREZ
        Houston, TX 23-1 (16)
        5. SCOTT HARRISON
        Scotland 24-2-2 (14)
        6. VICTOR POLO
        Colombia 34-5-3 (24)
        7. MANUEL MEDINA
        Mexico 64-14 (29)
        8. CHRIS JOHN
        Indonesia 36-0-1 (20)
        9. JOAN GUZMAN
        Dominican Republic 24-0 (17)
        10. SPEND ABAZI
        Denmark 32-1 (10)
JR. FEATHERWEIGHTS
Weight Limit: 122 pounds
Champ: Vacant
        1. OSCAR LARIOS
        Mexico 56-3-1 (36)
        2. MAHYAR MONSHIPOUR
        France 28-2-2 (19)
        3. ISRAEL VAZQUEZ
        Mexico 38-3 (28)
        4. CELESTINO CABALLERO
        Panama 22-2 (16)
        5. POONSAWAT KRATINGAENGYM
        Thailand 23-0 (15)
        6. RICARDO CORDOBA
        Panama 25-1 (17)
        7. YODDAMRONG SITHYODTHONG
        Thailand 42-2-1 (18)
        8. SERGIO MANUEL MEDINA
        Argentina 22-0 (13)
        9. GABULA VABAZA
        South Africa 21-0-1 (5)
        10. NEDAL HUSSEIN
        Australia 39-2 (25)
BANTAMWEIGHTS
Weight Limit: 118 pounds
Champ: Vacant
        1. RAFAEL MARQUEZ
        Mexico 34-3 (30)
        2. HOZUMI HASEGAWA
        Japan 18-2 (5)
        3. VEERAPOL SAHAPROM
        Thailand 49-2-2 (34)
        4. RATANACHAI VORAPIN
        Thailand 63-8 (42)
        5. SILENCE MABUZA
        South Africa 18-0 (15)
        6. GENARO GARCIA
        Mexico 34-4 (20)
        7. CRUZ CARVAJAL
        Mexico 25-13-1 (21)
        8. RICARDO VARGAS
        Mexico 38-11-3 (12)
        9.JHONNY GONZALEZ
        Mexico 30-4 (26)
        10. WLADIMIR SIDORENKO
        Ukraine 17-0 (6)
JR. BANTAMWEIGHTS
Weight Limit: 115 pounds
Champ: Vacant
        1. MARTIN CASTILLO
        Mexico 29-1 (16)
        2. MASAMORI TOKUYAMA
        North Korea 31-3-1 (8)
        3. LUIS PEREZ
        Nicaragua 23-1 (15)
        4. FERNANDO MONTIEL
        Mexico 31-1-1 (24)
        5. ALEXANDER MUNOZ
        Venezuela 28-1 (26)
        6. KATSUSHIGE KAWASHIMA
        Japan 28-4 (18)
        7. JOSE NAVARRO
        Los Angeles, CA 23-1 (10)
        8. HAWK MAKEPULA
        South Africa 26-3 (17)
        9. GERRY PENALOSA
        Philippines 48-5-2 (33)
        10. MARK JOHNSON
        Washington, D.C. 44-4 (28)
FLYWEIGHTS
Weight Limit: 112 pounds
Champ: Vacant
        1. PONGSAKLEK WONJONGKAM
        Thailand 56-2 (31)
        2. LORENZO PARRA
        Venezuela 26-0 (17)
        3. VIC DARCHINYAN
        Australia 24-0 (19)
        4. IRENE PACHECO
        Colombia 29-1 (22)
        5. JORGE ARCE
        Mexico 40-3-1 (30)
        6. OMAR NARVAEZ
        Argentina 19-0-2 (13)
        7. ROSENDO ALVAREZ
        Nicaragua 34-2-2 (22)
        8. BRAHIM ASLOUM
        France 19-0 (7)
        9. TAKEFUMI SAKATA
        Japan 23-3-1 (10)
        10. HUSSEIN HUSSEIN
        Australia 28-2 (21)
JR. FLYWEIGHTS
Weight Limit: 108 pounds
Champ: Vacant
        1. ROBERTO VASQUEZ
        Panama 20-1 (17)
        2. WILL GRIGSBY
        St. Paul, MN 18-2-1 (11)
        3. VICTOR BURGOS
        Mexico 37-14-3 (22)
        4. HUGO CAZARES
        Mexico 21-3-1 (15)
        5. NELSON DIEPPA
        Puerto Rico 22-2-2 (13)
        6. BRIAN VILORIA
        Waipahu, HI 18-0 (12)
        7. ULISES SOLIS
        Mexico 17-1 (13)
        8. JOSE AGUIRRE
        Mexico 33-4-1 (20)
        9. KERMIN GUARDIA
        Colombia 35-4 (21)
        10. JUNICHIRO KANEDA
        Japan 12-2 (8)
STRAWWEIGHTS
Weight Limit: 105 pounds
Champ: Vacant
        1. YUTAKA NIIDA
        Japan 18-1-3 (8)
        2. MUHAMMAD RACHMAN
        Indonesia 50-7-4 (22)
        3. IVAN CALDERON
        Puerto Rico 23-0 (5)
        4. EAGLE KYOWA
        Japan 14-1 (5)
        5. KATSUNARI TAKAYAMA
        Japan 15-2 (7)
        6. ISAAC BUSTOS
        Mexico 24-7-3 (13)
        7. JUAN LANDAETA
        Venezuela 19-3-1 (16)
        8. OMAR SOTO
        Mexico 14-2-1 (10)
        9. DANIEL REYES
        Colombia 34-3-1 (29)
        10. RODEL MAYOL
        Philippines 21-0 (16)

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Does anyone in the group know exactly WHAT HAPPENED TO PRINCE NASEEM??????

I think he had 1 fight after the loss to Barrera, and that was it.

A friend told me that the Arab Mafia had threatened to kill him if he fought again, because of the disgrace he brought to the Muslim Religion after the pre-fight thing he did with the speech about there being only 1 true God - Allah, and then getting WHACKED by a Catholic believer!!!!!

I don't know if that's true, but I'm just curious about what happened to him and why he hung up his gloves after losing 1 fight!

Does anyone in the group know exactly WHAT HAPPENED TO PRINCE NASEEM??????

I think he had 1 fight after the loss to Barrera, and that was it.

A friend told me that the Arab Mafia had threatened to kill him if he fought
again, because of the disgrace he brought to the Muslim Religion after the
pre-fight thing he did with the speech about there being only 1 true God -
Allah, and then getting WHACKED by a Catholic believer!!!!!

I don't know if that's true, but I'm just curious about what happened to him and
why he hung up his gloves after losing 1 fight!

Looking for complete shows from the New York Golden Gloves from 2004
and before.  Please e-mail list at dgonz5000@...  thanks DG

LaMotta Zale fights wanted

Hurricane Carter Joe Louis Evander Holyfield Floyd Mayweather Arturo
Gatti Ali Foreman