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THE FINAL CHAPTER! Antonio Tarver vs Roy Jones Jr III | Full Fight | HBO PPV | 1/10/2005

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Antonio Tarver vs. Roy Jones Jr. III, billed as No Excuses, was a professional boxing match contested on October 1, 2005 for Tarver’s IBO and The Ring light heavyweight championships.

The fight’s bill comes from a remark made by Tarver to Jones at center ring after the referees’ instructions before the second fight. The referee asked both fighters, as is customary, if they had any questions, and Tarver stated: “Yeah, I got a question. You got any excuses tonight, Roy?”

Tarver and Jones had fought each other twice in the previous two years. The first match took place on November 8, 2003 with Jones returning to the light heavyweight division after winning the WBA heavyweight title in his previous bout. Jones was able to narrowly defeat Tarver by majority decision to recapture the WBC light heavyweight title (which Tarver had won earlier in the year after Jones vacated it following his heavyweight title victory) and retain the WBA (Super), IBO and The Ring light heavyweight titles that he still held.
The two fighters would have a rematch the following year on May 15, 2004.

This time, Tarver would pick up the victory by second round knockout, becoming the first person to knock out Jones in his professional career. Jones attempted to rebound from his knockout loss to Tarver by challenging Glen Johnson for the IBF light heavyweight title, but Johnson dominated Jones for most of the fight before knocking out Jones brutally in the ninth.

Tarver would then face Johnson twice, losing the first fight by a split decision, but then winning the second fight by unanimous decision to regain the IBO and The Ring titles.
After Tarver’s victory over Johnson, a third fight between him and Jones was made for October 1, 2005.

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Evander Holyfield vs George Foreman | FULL FIGHT HIGHLIGHTS | WBA/WBC/IBF Heavyweight Boxing

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Evander Holyfield 25–0 (21 KO) vs. George Foreman 69–2 (65 KO), billed as The Battle of the Ages, was a professional boxing match contested on April 19, 1991 for the WBA, WBC, and IBF heavyweight championships.

On October 25, 1990, Evander Holyfield defeated James “Buster” Douglas by third round knockout to become the Undisputed Heavyweight Champion. Prior to his match with Douglas, Holyfield delayed a potential fight with Mike Tyson, instead agreeing to face 42-year-old George Foreman for the titles should he defeat Douglas.

Since ending his 10-year retirement in 1987, Foreman was a perfect 24–0, with 23 of his wins coming via knockout. With Foreman’s popularity at an all-time high coupled with the fact that he could possibly become the oldest Heavyweight champion in boxing history, anticipation for the bout was high. As such, the two fighters received high payouts, Holyfield was guaranteed $20 million, while Foreman took home a guaranteed $12.5 million.

Despite his age, the outspoken Foreman remained confident that he could dethrone Holyfield and in the months before the fight often said as much in the media. Not to be outdone, Holyfield’s manager Dan Duva lampooned Foreman’s weight, infamously stating that the fight should be called “The Real Deal” vs. “The Big Meal” and “Some people say George is as fit as a fiddle. But I think he looks more like a cello.”

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Crawford steps in on 2-WEEKS NOTICE ⏱️ | vs Breidis Prescott | FULL FIGHT HIGHLIGHTS

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Terence Crawford steps in on two-weeks notice to face Amir Khan conqueror, Breidis Prescott, in his first appearance at light-welterweight.

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Floyd Mayweather Jr. | 🥊15 FIGHTS | 😴15 STOPPAGES from the “PRETTY BOY” | FULL FIGHT Highlights

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“PRETTY BOY” Floyd Mayweather was a completely different specimen from the ‘MONEY’ incarnation, that would later turn him …

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Muhammad Ali vs Joe Bugner I | FULL FIGHT HIGHLIGHTS | ABC 1080p | 12 Rounds Heavyweight Boxing

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Muhammad Ali vs. Joe Bugner was a professional boxing match contested on February 14, 1973.

After returning from his nearly four year boxing ban, former champion Muhammad Ali attempted to take the heavyweight title from the new champion Joe Frazier in March 1971. The much anticipated fight, dubbed Fight of the Century, resulted in Ali suffering his first professional defeat, losing a 15-round decision to Frazier. Undeterred, Ali went on to win nine straight fights in under 18 months before facing off with Bugner.

Joe Bugner rose to prominence around the same time of the first Ali-Frazier fight, winning the British, Commonwealth and European heavyweight titles in a close 15-round match with the famous Henry Cooper. Although he lost the titles six months later, he regained the European title the following year, after scoring an eight-round knockout over new champion Jürgen Blin.

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💪🏽SIX KNOCKDOWNS‼️Manny Pacquiao vs Chris Algieri | FULL FIGHT HIGHLIGHTS | WBO Welterweight Boxing

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Manny Pacquiao 56–5–2 (38 KO) vs. Chris Algieri 20–0 (8 KO), billed as Hungry for Glory, was a professional boxing match …

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