Bryce Mitchell says he’s never watching an Ian Garry interview ever again 😭
“The first strike, he made fun of Neil Magny for spanking his boy. When your boy acts up you spank him on the butt.
Number two, the worst of all, he says that women should rule the world. That’s a demonic lie from hell.
I love watching Ian fight, I’ll never watch an interview anymore. I can’t take no more.”
(via @ThugnastyMMA)
🤯In April 2001, Hasim Rahman shocked the boxing world by knocking out Lennox Lewis in one of the biggest heavyweight upsets ever.💥
Many questioned whether Lewis had underestimated his challenger.
Seven months later, they met again. This wasn’t just another heavyweight title fight.🥊
It was a chance to erase one of the most painful nights of Lewis’ career.
#BoxingHistory #Boxing
Mike Tyson lets his opponent throw 18 punches, then drops him with ONE. Pure power and timing, that’s why they called him Iron Mike.
Quality always beats quantity in the ring. Legendary stuff.
Who else still gets hyped watching prime Tyson? 🥊 #Boxing#MikeTyson
Throwback: July 23, 2011:
A young, undefeated Tyson Fury goes the 12-round distance for the very first time, outworking Derek Chisora to claim the British and Commonwealth heavyweight titles via unanimous decision.
The birth of a heavyweight era 👑🥊
#Boxing#historical
The Greatest Heavyweight You’ve NEVER Heard Of.
He beat Oleksandr Usyk and Deontay Wilder... in the exact same week. 🥊🤯
Most boxing fans know the legends, but almost nobody knows the man who defeated them both.
Olympic Silver Medalist. Amateur World Champion. The fighter who conquered two future heavyweight icons at the 2008 Olympics—Clemente Russo.
Two kings conquered. One crown rejected. Why did the man who humbled monsters refuse to turn pro?
#Boxing #Usyk #BoxingHistory
Rocky Marciano flattening Jersey Joe Walcott in 1952 has to be up there. Walcott was schooling him for rounds, even dropped Marciano early. Then out of nowhere, one perfectly timed right hand and the fight was over instantly. That's the kind of knockout that changes a career and becomes part of boxing history forever. 🥊🔥
THIS DAY IN HISTORY 📰 🥊 💥
JULY 23RD;
1. 1923:
Benny Leonard beats Lew Tendler over 15 at Yankee Stadium. First title fight ever held there. Around 58,000 in the building, $452,000 gate, a record for a non-heavyweight.
Their '22 fight was razor close. This one wasn't. Leonard made the adjustments and outboxed the southpaw clean.
Seven years he held that lightweight title.
2. 1988:
Tony Lopez takes the IBF super feather belt off Rocky Lockridge in Sacramento. His hometown. Ring Magazine Fight of the Year.
Lopez got dropped in the 8th. First time in his career. Got up and took the man's title anyway. Won the rematch in '89 too.
3. 2011:
Tyson Fury outpoints Derek Chisora for the British and Commonwealth.
That's a Thursday in July.