Ike Ibeabuchi was released from prison yesterday

[The Hammer]

www.twitter.com/garnekmedia

przemek garczarczyk@garnekmedia
Ike Ibeabuchi zwolniony z wizienia w Newadzie, po 15 latach. Ma 41 lat, poszed za kratki z rekordem 20-0, 15 KO. Zupenie zapomniany

[The Hammer]

Ike has a lot of KOs, but how good was his opposition?

[sdcluser]

You all know he dialed 1 800 FITE TUA right after he got out.

[876arrow]

Ike has a lot of KOs, but how good was his opposition?

Female announcer... smfh

[Robbie Barrett]

Ibeabuchi would have been the successor of Lewis.

Reports indicate that former heavyweight boxing contender Ike Ibeabuchi was released from prison in February.

The Nevada Board of Corrections confirmed his release in a phone call, but all efforts to track him or his mother who has spent the past couple of years trying to stir up support for his release down were unsuccessful at the time of filling this report.

Originally from Nigeria, Ike Ibeabuchi 41, nicknamed "The President", was an exciting fighter in the nineties who amassed a stellar professional record of 20 wins, including 15 knockouts with no losses. He also captured the WBC International heavyweight title in 1997 and seemed destined for a title shot before getting convicted for attempted sexual assault and battery with intent to commit a crime stemming from an incident in 1999.

It has been they fervent hope in boxing that he would resume his career when released, but those hopes have faded over the years as the Nevada State Parole Board repeatedly denied him parole. With his release those wishes may come to fruition, but he most likely faces deportation.

There are also unconfirmed reports that his family has just recently suffered a painful tragedy.

Our thoughts are with the President.

http://www.fightkings.com/boxing/new...uchi-released/

[Jcsuper]

Ike has a lot of KOs, but how good was his opposition?

He had undefeated Byrd and undefeated Tua on his resume at 26 years old. Pretty solid to me, he could have been a star.

[White_Knight]

Shouldn't he be deported?

[Robbie Barrett]

Many others have the same fantasy about Ibeabuchi, but in reality he was just a limited puncher like Sam Peter.

He was far from a limited puncher. He threw every punch in the book. Had a great chin. Good power. Great combinations. Great workrate. He had everything to be a success. Sam Peter didn't have a quarter of ability.

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Isaac Clarke

Ibeabuchi would have been the successor of Lewis.

Many others have the same fantasy about Ibeabuchi, but in reality he was just a limited puncher like Sam Peter.

You're either a hater or a harsh critic. -_-


Posted from Boxingscene.com App for Android

[Frank Ducketts]

He stopped Byrd and outslugged Tua. His time is up in this sport. I just hope dude is ok.