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Once the best Lightweight in the world, 35-year old Stevie Johnston (42-6-1, 18 KO) of Denver, Colorado looked a shell of his former self on Wednesday night at Camp Lejeune in Jacksonville, North Carolina, suffering his third knockout loss in six starts. The latest man to notch Johnston onto his belt, 25-year old Edner Cherry (24-5-2, 12 KO) of Wachula, Florida provided the most devastating proof in those three losses that Johnston’s health would be better secured outside the ring in the future. Cherry’s tenth round knockout win would see Johnston on the mat for minutes after the referee’s count had ended. [details]
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Both those KOs were pretty sick.
Norwood got ****ed up from a temple shot.
Cherry threw his right hand threw Johnston's head, and then Johnston's head hit the mat harder than the original punch. I'm surprised he was okay after the fight. -
Johnston deserves better. He needs to retire instead of bein a punchin bag to guys he coulda schooled in his prime.Comment
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