By Richard Eberline February 22nd, 2007 All Boxing Results
Joe Mesi Scores First Round KO On Undercard
Tonight at the Mountaineer Racetrack in Chester, West Virginia, ex- WBO Heavyweight Champion Tommy "The Duke" Morrison threw off over ten years of inactivity to knock out opponent John Castle in two rounds.
38 year old Morrison, 47-3-1 (41), was recently released from prison and cleared from an apparent 10 year old HIV misdiagnosis.
Morrison was slow to adjust to his opponent in round one but in the second frame, finished the 35 year old Castle, 4-3 (2), with a full blooded left hook at 1:49 of the round.
Also on the bill, Joe Mesi, another heavyweight who had experienced a medical related layoff, did Morrison one better by knocking out opponent George Linberger at 1:55 of the first round.
After being forced to sit out of the sport for two years following a brutal fight with Vassiliy Jirov, 33 year old Mesi, 34-0 (27), posted his best win since returning to boxing ten months and five contests ago.
Linberger, 29-9-1 (25), was coming off a split decision win over Eric "Butterbean" Esch in October, 2005.
To: Mexican Provincial Boxing Commission for Guanajuato, Mexico
Re: Tommy Morrison v. Matt Weishaar
Guanajuato, Mexico
February 9, 2008
Dear Commissioners:
Within the past 24 hours, it has come to the attention of the >
From WBC President Jose Sulaiman:
“I would like to respond to erroneous interpretations and accusations in certain news reports that we at the WBC and boxing commissioners in Mexico ignored a >
Fifteen Years Later: Still The Most Brutal Conclusion To A Heavyweight Fight.
Tommy Morrison was being groomed for stardom. He was that rare commodity of >
Lenny Daws will make the first defence of his British light welterweight title on a Hennessy Sports event at the York Hall in Bethnal Green on Friday 20th October. Sky >
There were two British title fight cards last night in the UK that saw one reigning champion hold onto his belt but another lose it after twelve hard fought rounds.
At >
Lenny Daws believes he will deserve another crack at the British title if he beats experienced Frenchman Mihaita Mutu at the York Hall this Friday, June 27, 2008.
The Hennessy Sports >
Lenny Daws is aiming for a second professional win over Nigel Wright for the English Light-Welterweight Title to get him back into contention for the British Title.
The rematch is chief >
To:
Mr. Jose Sulaiman
Chairman
World Boxing Council
Mexico City, Mexico
As you presumably are aware, the letter sent by the Association of Boxing Commissions, recommending that Tommy Morrison not be allowed to participate >
SCOTLAND'S Barry Morrison last night scored a controversial 12-round split decision over Lenny Daws for the British light welterweight title, despite being wobbled numerous times down the stretch.
Fighting on the >
