Trivia question; which world heavyweight title fight ended in the 4th minute of the 8th round?
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I'm just guessing here but my answer is Greg Page-Gerry Coetzee
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The answer is an easy Floyd Mayweather, and it will be shown yet again  when he fights Zab Judah on April 8th.  My prediction, Floyd wins in the 6th.
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According to Boxrec, Johnson was scheduled to fight yesterday (the 7th). Unfortunately, as of the time I checked the results were not yet posted.
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In boxing? All the time. Here's just one for you.\n\nOn August 25, 1930, Max Baer and frankie Campbell fought. Max knocked him out and Campbell never regained consciousness, dying from extensive brain hemorrhages.\n\nAn autopsy revealed that Baer's devastating blows has knocked Campbell's entire brain loose from the connective tissue that held it in the cranium.\n\nNeed any more?
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yes, Royce Gracie is his name.  Matt Hughes won, 1st round ref stoppage.  hughes dominated.
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There are four world heavyweight champions:\nNikolai Valuev -- WBA\nHasim Rahman -- WBC\nVladmir Klitschko -- IBF\nSerguei Lyakhovich -- WBO\n\nToo many alphabet organizations claiming champions, which hurts the great sport of boxing.  Thank goodness for The Ring Magazine, which only recognizes one champion for the whole world.  Currently, the magazine does not list a heavyweight champion.
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Tim Sylvia won by decision - went 5 rounds - he kept the championship belt.  Jeff Monson's eyes were both swollen shut.\n\nMatt Hughes went 1 1/2 minutes into the 2nd round and lost.  He got beat pretty bad - GSP had him in the ground and pound.  GSP now is the new champ.\n\nFrank Mir also lost (this was his first fight since his motorcycle accident).  He was done 1 minute into the first round, he never had a chance.
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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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Damn!  You have Pernell Whitaker, Roy Jones Jr, Floyd Mayweather Jr., Sugar Ray Leonard, Sugar Ray Robinson, Muhammad Ali, Hector 'Macho' Camacho, Meldrik Taylor...  Vitor Belfor?  Choose one.  :)
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i really don't know a name of the greatest fighter of all time but i know that the chinese didn't even think Bruce Lee was that good.  Anyway Muay Thai is the most advanced form of fighting in the world so whoever is considered the greatest in that form of fighting would get my vote.
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manny pacquiao.  it was a mismatched.
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George St. Pierre dominated Matt Hughes in 2 round knockout to get the title. Silvia defended against Monson in a 5 round boring @$$ decision...
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a dam good fight,i will look forward to watching it, this should be a fight to remember and best fight to see in the last 5 or possibly 10 years.................+ there's alot more on the line than just the tittle.......pride, legacy ,pound 4 pound who was the best fighter....... \n\nI think both men want to prove who is pound 4 pound the best fighter to ever fight in their era..........who ever wins will have that to brag about,and i know Pretty Boy wants to beat the Golden Boy and he's said to be pound 4 pound the best fighter but he did  say he wanted to retire after the Carlos Manuel Baldomir and now this fight comes a long if i was him i wouldn't take it ur putting ur pride and ur history of being the best pound 4 pound fighter in the world on the line,ON the other hand that's what he does best..........to prove the doubters wrong..................\n\n                      Golden Boy wins split decision
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"A good big un will always beat a good little un"\n\nNo contest has to be Ali - when he fought Bob Foster one of the greatest light heavy weights at 6 foot 3 inches with a huge reach and super knockout power in 1972 it was a boy against a man and it finished with a knockout in the Eighth after Foster had been floored 7 times.
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Just read it.. PACMAN RULES!!!! 10 rounds TKO!!!
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It was Wladimir Klitschko. He fought Chris Byrd, who was the IBF heavyweight champion. Byrd's a skilled fighter who has been in The Ring magazine's top ten for about five years now. He had only two previous losses which, one of which was also against Wladimir Klitschko in 2000, though that time by decision.\n\nWladimir does have power, but his chin has been questioned. In his previous fight, he fought and beat Samuel Peter - a strong heavyweight without much skill. This time he fought Chris Byrd - a very skilled fighter without much power. He definitely has to find a guy next time who has both skill and power and dominate him also in order to really regain the fans' confidence.
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World Heavyweight Champion