Leonard makes history in knockout of Kalule for two titles
Sugar Ray Leonard defeated Ayub Kalule in the ninth round to claim the WBA middleweight title while holding the WBC welterweight crown. He became the first boxer since 1938 to own more than one title at once and eyed Hagler's title in September. Hearns stopped Pablo Baez. Cuevas knocked out Hansen as part of the Astrodome card. Leonard earned 2.5 million, Kalule at least 150 thousand.
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Tillis Page may fight for vacant WBA crown
James Tillis says he's ready to beat Mike Weaver or Greg Page for the WBA heavyweight title with Weaver facing Cooney or Holmes. Page also anticipates a title bid if Weaver is stripped, while Weaver signs for a $3 million defense against Gerry Cooney.
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Stander Loses To Little Known Opponent In Milwaukee Bout
Ron Stander former heavyweight title challenger to Joe Frazier, lost a four round decision to Jeff May in Milwaukee. Stander, 36, a Coun cil Bluffs resident and 62 fight veteran nicknamed The Butcher, was halted after May dominated with lefts and upper cuts. The bout, initially set for six, was cut to four at Stander’s insistence.
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Pryor to Defend WBA Crown Against Lennox Blackmoore
Aaron Pryor will defend his WBA junior welterweight title Saturday in Las Vegas against top challenger Lennox Blackmoore. New trainer Dave Jacobs, former Sugar Ray Leonard aide, joined Pryor two months ago and expects Pryor to win in seven rounds. Blackmoore, from Georgetown Guyana, brings a 23-2 record with 12 knockouts.
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