Friday Trivia

Who was the first man to pin a loss on Mike McCallum??___________

At one point, Donald Curry was considered a pfp guy. He was undefeated and dominant, his only really competitive fight up to that point being a split decision win over what fighter?________________

Before losing his middleweight title to Carlos Monzon, and following his KO defense of Luis Rodriguez, Nino Benvenuti was knocked out in a non-title bout against what fighter in 1970? Hint: He retired in 1978 with a record of 22-21-3. _____________

What fighter later won a title from the same man who previously knocked him out in 34 seconds? Hint: the fighter he later beat for the title after getting ko'd in one still reigns today. __________

Before James "Quick" Tillis' inspired performance in a decision loss to Mike Tyson in 1986, he had lost 3 consecutive lopsided decisions to what 3 fighters? (Let's see who the savant is)__________________________________

tom the bomb bethea beat nino..tillis lost to gasp marvis frazier and cotseea.spelling there.the other i think was briggs and i believe he lost a fight before that which was followed by a win..the others hmmm.

curry was it starling.i know they fought twice.the 34 second ko..interesting.cant wait to hear the answer...

dmar, pretty good man. You're on it about Tom Bethea. I like him.

Youre right about Marvis Frazier and Coetzee beating Tillis. The third--a 7-0 Tyrell Biggs.

And Starling is correct.

I believe Kalumbay (sp?) beat Mccallum but remember Mike beating him later.

Panther, Kalambay is right. And McCallum did get him back in the second fight.

Kalambay was on a good run there for a while.

you guys are old

dbudge wrote:you guys are old

LOL....I was at both Curry/Starling fights.

flapanther2001 wrote:

dbudge wrote:you guys are old

LOL....I was at both Curry/Starling fights.

jesus h christ, you're ancient

dbudge wrote:

flapanther2001 wrote:

dbudge wrote:you guys are old

LOL....I was at both Curry/Starling fights.

jesus h christ, you're ancient

I shit rust.....

ScottLevinson wrote:Who was the first man to pin a loss on Mike McCallum??___________

At one point, Donald Curry was considered a pfp guy. He was undefeated and dominant, his only really competitive fight up to that point being a split decision win over what fighter?________________

Before losing his middleweight title to Carlos Monzon, and following his KO defense of Luis Rodriguez, Nino Benvenuti was knocked out in a non-title bout against what fighter in 1970? Hint: He retired in 1978 with a record of 22-21-3. _____________

What fighter later won a title from the same man who previously knocked him out in 34 seconds? Hint: the fighter he later beat for the title after getting ko'd in one still reigns today. __________

Before James "Quick" Tillis' inspired performance in a decision loss to Mike Tyson in 1986, he had lost 3 consecutive lopsided decisions to what 3 fighters? (Let's see who the savant is)__________________________________

i think that the first answer is toney and the rest i do not know. i guess that im not so lucky this time around.

even the answer i thought was right was wrong. haha.

[quote="ScottLevinson"]Who was the first man to pin a loss on Mike McCallum??KALAMBAY

At one point, Donald Curry was considered a pfp guy. He was undefeated and dominant, his only really competitive fight up to that point being a split decision win over what fighter?STARLING

Before losing his middleweight title to Carlos Monzon, and following his KO defense of Luis Rodriguez, Nino Benvenuti was knocked out in a non-title bout against what fighter in 1970? Hint: He retired in 1978 with a record of 22-21-3. TOM "THE BOMB" BETHEA

What fighter later won a title from the same man who previously knocked him out in 34 seconds? Hint: the fighter he later beat for the title after getting ko'd in one still reigns today. DAISUKE NAITO (AGAINST PONGSAKLEK WONGJONGKAM)

Before James "Quick" Tillis' inspired performance in a decision loss to Mike Tyson in 1986, he had lost 3 consecutive lopsided decisions to what 3 fighters? (Let's see who the savant is)BIGGS, COETZEE, and MARVIS FRAZIER