Boxing (quiz) Question..........

[Dye]

Why are you flaming? I'm just answering your question.

because i am still not in boxingscene VIP LOL

[jack_the_rippuh]

Why are you flaming? I'm just answering your question.

Sorry about that. I was reading Mark Breland's information, not Scully.
Scully didn't have over 70 stoppages, Breland did.

[THE REAL NINJA]

This fighter won the wbc light heavyweight title by ko in the 12 round when behind on points . Who is it ?

[ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY]

jeff harding, my man. U gonna have to get up EARLIER to stump the Iceman!! lol (he stopped Andries)

[THE REAL NINJA]

jeff harding, my man. U gonna have to get up EARLIER to stump the Iceman!! lol (he stopped Andries)

Ha Ha I knew that was to easy .

[ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY]

I was 57-13 as an amateur with 12 stoppages. I defeated world amateur champion Darin Allen, future heavyweight contender Melvin Foster, future WBO middleweight champion Otis Grant (when he was #2 in the world), future IBF rated Joey DeGrandis, future WBC #1 Lamar Parks (twice) among others.

I also lost to future #1 ranked pro Joe Lipsey.

MOST amateur records you see are WRONG. It would be hard to find a guy 138-3, etc..... too much comp at the national level...even top flight amateurs have double digit losses. Breland is the only one who had a SPECTACULAR amateur record that I can verify was factual, 110-1. Only loss was early in career to Daryl Anthony, back in 81' before he really made his name

[Dye]

I was 57-13 as an amateur with 12 stoppages. I defeated world amateur champion Darin Allen, future heavyweight contender Melvin Foster, future WBO middleweight champion Otis Grant (when he was #2 in the world), future IBF rated Joey DeGrandis, future WBC #1 Lamar Parks (twice) among others.

I also lost to future #1 ranked pro Joe Lipsey.

MOST amateur records you see are WRONG. It would be hard to find a guy 138-3, etc..... too much comp at the national level...even top flight amateurs have double digit losses. Breland is the only one who had a SPECTACULAR amateur record that I can verify was factual, 110-1. Only loss was early in career to Daryl Anthony, back in 81' before he really made his name

i am going for 60 to 80 amatuer fights then i plan on going pro when i am 20 or 21 or when i think i am ready.

[ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY]

yEAH, I THINK 70 WAS PERFECT FOR ME. A lot of guys have 200 or 300 fights and that is a lot of experience but it is also wear and tear too. The think is I beat guys like Darin Allen, Otis Grant and Terry Christianson who had close to 600 fights between them....once u reach a certain amount of fights and experience you can be as ready as a guy with 200 fights. Over the course of my last 30 or so amateur fights they almost all came in national or international fights so that means a lot. If you want to gain experience then don't worry about picking and choosing fights like they do in the pros..in the amateurs,once you feel like you can REALLY handle yourself, fight anybody you can get a fight with. Actually having the fights is even more important than if u actually win or lose them sometimes

[THE REAL NINJA]

Boxer Santiago Samaniego is the nephew of who ?

[THE REAL NINJA]

How about this one lol . What former wwf wrestler and pro boxer beat Iran Barkley ? real name or wrestling name ..