Camacho won back the title in a rematch against Haugen (w12), in May 1991, before taking on the great Julio Cesar Chavez. Camacho lost the chance to retain the title via a draw when was decucted a point for refusing to touch gloves with Haugen before the final round. Camacho defended against Vinny Pazienzia (w12), in February 1990 and Tony Baltazar (w12), in August 1990, before losing the title to Greg Haugen in a 12 round decision in February 1991. welterweight title via split decision after an uneventful 12 rounds. Welterweight, where he fought a come backing Ray Mancini, in March 1989 and was awarded the WBO Jr. After one more defense against Cornelius Boza Edwards, in September 1986, Camacho moved up to Jr. After this fight Hector, lost all taste for aggression and became a safety first fighter. He showed heart and grit in having to recover from being hurt by Rosario’s booming right hand and left hooks in both the fifth and eleventh round to eek out a very close, controversial, but not necessarily inaccurate, split decision victory. This was a fight that changed Camacho forever and not for the best. There Camacho won the title and had his best win with a very convincing unanimous decision over the very tough and durable Jose Luis Ramirez, in August 1985, even knocking him down along the way.Ĭamacho’s first defense of the title was against Edwin “Chapo” Rosario, in June 1986. Rafael Ruelas.Camacho made just one defense of the title against worthy challenger and fellow Puerto Rican Rafael Solis (KO5), in November 1983, before moving on to lightweight. Edwin Curet I.Fight # 24 DVD 3 Ray Mancini II.Fight # 25 DVD 4 1.
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This set comes with professional motion menus with music and chaptered fights and the complete set is in chronological order. This is also the best possible quality you will ever find. This is one of the rarest sets ever made. Lightweight world champion Rocky Lockridge, and their trainer Lou Duva. After this, The Ring published a cover of Bramble, WBA Jr. Nevertheless, Bramble cut Mancini in round one and went on to become the WBA world Lightweight champion by a fourteenth-round knockout in Buffalo, New York. Welterweight champion Aaron Pryor were already under way. Furthermore, talks about a super-fight between Mancini and IBF world Jr. Bramble entered the ring sporting a record of 20 wins and only one loss, with thirteen knockouts, but was a heavy underdog to Mancini, who had recently gone fourteen rounds with the legendary Alexis Argüello, and he was also coming off a successful title defense on January 14, a third-round knockout of two time world champion Bobby Chacon. Bramble was given a shot at a world title when the WBA pitted him and Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini for the Lightweight title on June 1, 1984. After that loss, he built a streak of thirteen wins in a row, including wins over former world title challengers James Busceme and Gaetan Hart, as well as top ten ranked fighters like Jerome Artis and Rafael Williams. But later that year, on August 31, he lost for the first time, in an eight-round decision to Anthony Fletcher. On June 4, 1981, Bramble beat Ken Bogner by a knockout in seven rounds. In his fourth fight, Bramble faced the more experienced, fringe contender Jorge Nina, winning by a disqualification in the second round. Bramble began boxing professionally on October 16, 1980, knocking out Jesus Serrano in round one. His current record stands at 40–26–3 (25 KOs). Although his last recorded fight occurred on June 26, 2003, he has never officially announced his retirement, and constantly hints that he wishes to fight on. He became the first world champion from Saint Kitts and Nevis.
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