Roy Jones Jr leaves Mike Tyson and Floyd Mayweather off his boxing Mount Rushmore
Roy Jones Jr named the fighters he’d include in his boxing Mount Rushmore – but there was no room for Mike Tyson or Floyd Mayweather.
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Roy Jones Jr named the fighters he’d include in his boxing Mount Rushmore – but there was no room for Mike Tyson or Floyd Mayweather.
Floyd Mayweather‘s brutal comments about Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez have resurfaced following his loss to Dmitry Bivol.
LAS VEGAS: Unbeaten Dmitry Bivol retained his WBA light-heavyweight world title with a unanimous points decision over Saul “Canelo” Alvarez on Saturday, handing the Mexican superstar just the second defeat of his career. Russia’s Bivol, 31, improved to 20-0 with 11 knockouts while multiweight champion Alvarez, the pound-for-pound king who went in a heavy favorite, fell to 57-2 with two draws. His only other defeat was to Floyd Mayweather at light middleweight in 2013.
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Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez suffered just the second defeat of his professional boxing career as he was stunned by Dmitry Bivol in Las Vegas. Bivol was the reigning WBA light-heavyweight champion coming into the bout, but Mexican superstar Alvarez — who stepped up in weight to take on the Russian — was still expected to come away with the belt. Ad/> However Alvarez — rated as male boxing's best pound-for-pound fighter — had no answer to his skilful opponent, who ended up ahead on the scorecards of all three judges by the same score of 115-113.
Unbeaten Dmitry Bivol retained his WBA light-heavyweight world title with a unanimous points decision over Saul "Canelo" Alvarez on Saturday, handing the Mexican superstar just the second defeat of his career.
Floyd Mayweather revealed he bet on Canelo Alvarez to lose against Dmitry Bivol in their light-heavyweight title fight in Las Vegas.