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Box-pro 61 bouts |
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1981-12-11 | Trevor Berbick | 19 2 1 | Queen Elizabeth Sports Centre, Nassau | L-UD
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1980-10-02 | Larry Holmes | 35 0 0 | Caesars Palace, Las Vegas | L-RTD
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1978-09-15 | Leon Spinks | 7 0 1 | Superdome, New Orleans | W-UD
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Attendance: 63, 350. Ali announced his retirement on June 27, 1979, and the WBA title was declared vacant. | ||||||||||||
1978-02-15 | Leon Spinks | 6 0 1 | Hilton Hotel, Las Vegas | L-SD
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Spinks subsequently stripped of WBC title as he chose to fight Muhammad Ali instead of #1 contender Ken Norton
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1977-09-29 | Earnie Shavers | 54 5 1 | Madison Square Garden, New York | W-UD
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1977-05-16 | Alfredo Evangelista | 14 1 1 | Capitol Center, Landover | W-UD
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1976-09-28 | Ken Norton | 37 3 0 | Yankee Stadium, The Bronx | W-UD
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1976-05-24 | Richard Dunn | 33 9 0 | Olympiahalle, Munich | W-TKO
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1976-04-30 | Jimmy Young | 17 4 2 | Capitol Center, Landover | W-UD
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1976-02-20 | Jean Pierre Coopman | 24 3 0 | Coliseo Roberto Clemente, San Juan | W-KO
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1975-10-01 | Joe Frazier | 32 2 0 | Araneta Coliseum, Barangay Cubao, Quezon City | W-RTD
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Fight known as "The Thrilla in Manila" -- weigh-in was 5 days in advance of bout 1975 Fight of the Year - Ring Magazine | ||||||||||||
1975-06-30 | Joe Bugner | 51 6 1 | Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur | W-UD
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1975-05-16 | Ron Lyle | 30 2 1 | Convention Center, Las Vegas | W-TKO
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1975-03-24 | Chuck Wepner | 31 9 2 | Richfield Coliseum, Richfield | W-TKO
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Ali down in the 9th.
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1974-10-30 | George Foreman | 40 0 0 | Stade du 20 Mai, Kinshasa | W-KO
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Scorecards in rounds: Zach Clayton 4-2-1 Ali, Nourridine Adalla 3-0-4 Ali, and James Taylor 4-1-2 Ali. 1974 Ring Magazine Fight of the Year
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1974-01-28 | Joe Frazier | 30 1 0 | Madison Square Garden, New York | W-UD
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1973-10-20 | Rudi Lubbers | 21 1 0 | Bung Karno Stadium, Jakarta | W-UD
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1973-09-10 | Ken Norton | 30 1 0 | Forum, Inglewood | W-SD
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1973-03-31 | Ken Norton | 29 1 0 | Sports Arena, San Diego | L-SD
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Ali suffered a broken jaw during this bout.
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1973-02-14 | Joe Bugner | 43 4 1 | Convention Center, Las Vegas | W-UD
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1972-11-21 | Bob Foster | 49 5 0 | Sahara Tahoe Hotel, Stateline | W-KO
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Foster was knocked down four times in the 5th, twice in the 7th, and for the count in the 8th.
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1972-09-20 | Floyd Patterson | 55 7 1 | Madison Square Garden, New York | W-RTD
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Fight stopped on cuts and swelling around Patterson's eyes
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1972-07-19 | Alvin Lewis | 26 4 0 | Croke Park, Dublin | W-TKO
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1:15
ref: Lew Eskin
Lewis was floored in round 5
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1972-06-27 | Jerry Quarry | 43 5 4 | Convention Center, Las Vegas | W-TKO
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1972-05-01 | George Chuvalo | 66 17 2 | Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver | W-UD
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1972-04-01 | Mac Foster | 28 1 0 | Nippon Budokan | W-UD
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1971-12-26 | Juergen Blin | 27 9 6 | Hallenstadion, Zurich | W-KO
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1971-11-17 | Buster Mathis | 29 2 0 | Astrodome, Houston | W-UD
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Mathis was knocked down twice in the 11th, and twice more in the 12th.
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1971-07-26 | Jimmy Ellis | 30 6 0 | Astrodome, Houston | W-TKO
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1971-03-08 | Joe Frazier | 26 0 0 | Madison Square Garden, New York | L-UD
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Ali down in round 15
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1970-12-07 | Oscar Bonavena | 46 6 1 | Madison Square Garden, New York | W-TKO
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Bonavena knocked down three times in the 15th, forcing an automatic stoppage. Scoring at the time of the stoppage: 12-2, 10-3-1, 8-5-1 all for Ali.
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1970-10-26 | Jerry Quarry | 37 4 4 | Municipal Auditorium, Atlanta | W-RTD
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Fight stopped due to Quarry cut.
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1967-03-22 | Zora Folley | 74 7 4 | Madison Square Garden, New York | W-KO
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Due to legal troubles, Ali would not fight for the next three years. He officially retired on 1970-02-01 to allow the winner of the upcoming Joe Frazier-Jimmy Ellis unification bout to be considered the undisputed champion | ||||||||||||
1967-02-06 | Ernie Terrell | 39 4 0 | Astrodome, Houston | W-UD
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1966-11-14 | Cleveland Williams | 69 5 2 | Astrodome, Houston | W-TKO
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1966-09-10 | Karl Mildenberger | 49 2 3 | Waldstadion/Radrennbahn, Frankfurt | W-TKO
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1966-08-06 | Brian London | 35 13 0 | Earls Court Arena, Kensington | W-KO
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1:40
ref: Harry Gibbs 2-0
According to the weigh-in report in the UK newspapers, London was 14st 4 1/2lbs, 9lbs lighter than Ali.
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1966-05-21 | Henry Cooper | 33 11 1 | Arsenal Football Stadium, Highbury | W-TKO
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1:38
ref: George Smith
A bad cut over Cooper's left eye forced stoppage; Attendance 45, 973
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1966-03-29 | George Chuvalo | 34 11 2 | Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto | W-UD
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Chuvalo reportedly took this bout on 17 days' notice.
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1965-11-22 | Floyd Patterson | 43 4 0 | Convention Center, Las Vegas | W-TKO
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1965-05-25 | Sonny Liston | 35 2 0 | Central Maine Civic Center, Lewiston | W-KO
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Attendance: 2, 434
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1964-02-25 | Sonny Liston | 35 1 0 | Convention Center, Miami Beach | W-RTD
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Liston retired on his stool citing an injured shoulder; After this fight Cassius Clay changed his name to Cassius X and then to Muhammad Ali; 1964 Ring Magazine Fight of the Year.
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1963-06-18 | Henry Cooper | 27 8 1 | Wembley Stadium, Wembley | W-TKO
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2:15
ref: Tommy Little
Clay was knocked down in the 4th round. Cooper was stopped on cuts the following round.
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1963-03-13 | Doug Jones | 21 3 1 | Madison Square Garden, New York | W-UD
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1963-01-24 | Charlie Powell | 23 6 3 | Civic Arena, Pittsburgh | W-KO
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2:04
ref: Ernie Sesto
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1962-11-15 | Archie Moore | 185 22 10 | Sports Arena, Los Angeles | W-TKO
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Moore was knocked down three times in the 4th.
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1962-07-20 | Alejandro Lavorante | 19 3 0 | Sports Arena, Los Angeles | W-KO
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1:48
ref: Tommy Hart
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1962-05-19 | Billy Daniels | 16 0 0 | St. Nicholas Arena, New York | W-TKO
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Daniels cut in the 2nd round which eventually led to the stoppage.
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1962-04-23 | George Logan | 24 7 1 | Sports Arena, Los Angeles | W-TKO
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1:34
ref: Lee Grossman
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1962-02-28 | Don Warner | 12 6 2 | Convention Center, Miami Beach | W-TKO
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0:34
ref: Cy Gottfried
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1962-02-10 | Sonny Banks | 10 2 0 | Madison Square Garden, New York | W-TKO
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~ Clay was knocked down in the 1st round, Banks was knocked down in the 2nd. ~
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1961-11-29 | Willi Besmanoff | 44 27 7 | Freedom Hall, Louisville | W-TKO
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1:55
ref: Don Asbury
Besmanoff down twice in the 7th round.
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1961-10-07 | Alex Miteff | 24 10 1 | Freedom Hall, Louisville | W-TKO
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1961-07-22 | Alonzo Johnson | 18 7 0 | Freedom Hall, Louisville | W-UD
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1961-06-26 | Duke Sabedong | 15 11 1 | Convention Center, Las Vegas | W-UD
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Sabedong penalized 2 points for hitting on the break.
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1961-04-19 | LaMar Clark | 43 2 0 | Freedom Hall, Louisville | W-KO
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1:27
ref: Don Asbury
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1961-02-21 | Donnie Fleeman | 35 11 1 | Auditorium, Miami Beach | W-RTD
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Fight stopped due to Fleeman rib injury after Round 6.
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1961-02-07 | Jimmy Robinson | 6 6 2 | Convention Center, Miami Beach | W-KO
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1:34
Robinson was a last minute substitute for Willie Gullatt, who failed to appear. Robinson's record going into this fight was listed as 7-6-2.
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1961-01-17 | Tony Esperti | 9 5 2 | Auditorium, Miami Beach | W-TKO
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1:30
ref: Mike Kaplan
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1960-12-27 | Herb Siler | 5 1 0 | Auditorium, Miami Beach | W-TKO
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1960-10-29 | Tunney Hunsaker | 17 9 1 | Freedom Hall, Louisville | W-UD
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Pro debut for Olympic Light Heavyweight Gold medallist Cassius Clay.
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