Unified Boxing Federation (Glory Days Boxing)

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MARCH 2004 UBF SATURDAY NIGHT FIGHTS
Results

MW- Gene Fullmer defeats Jorge Castro by Split Decision
Judges: 96-94, 95-93, 93-96
Each fighter was knocked down once in this one - Fullmer in the 5th and Castro in the 10th - but with a 110-91 advantage in scoring punches, it was Fullmer who prevailed by split decision. With this win, Gene is now 2-1-1 (0) and Castro falls to 1-2-1 (0) with the loss.

MW- Mickey Walker defeats Willie Monroe by Unanimous Decision
Judges: 98-92, 98-92, 97-93
Monroe suffered a gash to his left eye and some swelling to his right eye in the 8th round, while Walker had a cut open above his left eye in the opening round that worsened in the 6th. Despite these injuries, both pugilists were able to finish the bout but Walker won easily on the cards as he landed 137 punches to just 69 for Monroe.

LHW- John Henry Lewis defeats Uriah Grant by Unanimous Decision
Judges: With a huge 130-44 advantage in punches landed and knockdowns in the 3rd and 7th rounds, Lewis was an easy winner over Grant on Saturday night. Grant also sustained multiple facial injuries in the bout - a cut to his right cheek in the opening round, swelling to his right eye in the 4th and a cut to his left cheek in the 7th round all accented the abuse handed out by Lewis in the professional debut of both men.

LHW- Harold Johnson defeats Saul Montana by KO at 0:20 of Round 2
In the UBF debut of Montana and Johnson on Saturday night, Johnson won via 2nd round knockout. Harold will feature on Tuesday night fights in April.

LHW- Dennis Andries defeats Alvaro Lopez by KO at 2:35 of Round 4
Another knockout rounded out the Light Heavyweight Division's month of March as Andries took down Lopez in the 4th round. Andries will fight again in April on Tuesday Night Fights.

HW- Mike Tyson defeats Max Schmeling by Unanimous Decision
Judges: 100-88, 98-91, 97-91
Iron Mike's style was impetuous and his defense was impregnable on Saturday night as he completely dominated the Black Uhlan, winning unanimously. Tyson landed 130 punches in the fight and knocked Schmeling down in the opening round. For his part, Max could only muster 61 scoring blows. Schmeling drops to 13-4-0 (8) with the loss, while Iron Mike improved to 13-2-0 (10).

HW- Wladimir Klitschko defeats Bob Fitzsimmons by KO at 2:51 of Round 4
Dr. Steelhammer improved to 13-2-0 (10) on Saturday night with a 4th round knockout of Bob Fitzsimmons. Ruby Robert drops to 7-6-2 (6) and Klitschko will fight an unranked opponent next month.

HW- George Foreman defeats Gene Tunney by KO at 1:19 of Round 2
The rollercoaster ride of Foreman's career continued on Saturday night as he knocked out the previously unbeaten, top-ranked contender in the world in the 2nd round. Foreman is now 8-5-0 (5), while Tunney falls to 12-1-1 (5).

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UBF BREAKING NEWS: Middleweight Champion Michael Nunn has declined #1 contender Sugar Ray Robinson's challenge for a May title match. Instead, Nunn will defend his title in April against #5 contender Winky Wright.

Nunn's camp released a statement, explaining the decision, which read in part: "The champion is ready to fight in April. If someone wants to challenge him, they need to be ready in April."

Robinson's camp responded, "Nunn is a paper lion. He's a coward. He's ducking Sugar Ray but make no mistake - Sugar Ray Robinson's day as champion is coming."

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APRIL 2004 UBF TOP 10 RANKINGS

HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION

Champion: George Chuvalo 8-4-1 (6)

Contenders
1. James Jeffries 9-3-1 (3)**
2. Gene Tunney 12-1-1 (5)
3. Muhammad Ali 8-2-2 (2)
4. Rocky Marciano 11-3-0 (10)*
5. George Foreman 8-5-0 (5)
6. Joe Frazier 11-3-1 (7)*
7. David Tua 10-4-0 (8)
8. Wladimir Klitschko 13-2-0 (10)
9. Lennox Lewis 9-5-1 (6)
10. Jerry Quarry 9-5-0 (3)





LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION

Champion: Bob Foster 2-0-0 (1)

Contenders
1. Gus Lesnevich 1-0-0 (0)
2. Dennis Andries 1-0-0 (1)
3. Harold Johnson 1-0-0 (1)
4. Matthew Saad Muhammad NR
5. Murray Sutherland NR
6. Dwight Muhammad Qawi NR
7. Alvaro Lopez 0-1-0 (0)
8. Saul Montana 0-1-0 (0)
9. Philadelphia Jack O'Brien 0-1-0 (0)
10. Nathan Cleverly 0-1-0 (0)





MIDDLEWEIGHT DIVISION

Champion: Michael Nunn 2-1-0 (1)

Contenders
1. Ray Robinson 5-0-0 (3)
2. Bernard Hopkins 3-1-0 (0)
3. Mickey Walker 4-2-0 (2)*
4. Gene Fullmer 2-1-1 (0)
5. Winky Wright 2-1-0 (1)
6. Holman Williams 3-1-0 (1)
7. Juan Roldan 2-1-0 (1)*
8. Nigel Benn 1-2-0 (0)
9. Carlos Monzon 2-1-0 (1)
10. Rocky Graziano 2-1-0 (0)





WELTERWEIGHT DIVISION

Champion: Tommy Ryan 5-0-0 (2)

Contenders
1. Milton McCrory 4-0-0 (1)
2. Marty Servo 4-0-0 (1)
3. Benny Paret 3-1-0 (1)
4. Barney Ross 5-0-1 (4)
5. Kid Gavilan 1-1-0 (0)
6. Jimmy Doyle 1-1-1 (0)
7. Ben Tackie 2-1-0 (2)
8. Jackie Fields 2-2-0 (2)
9. Johnny Bratton 3-1-0 (2)
10. Shawn Porter 3-0-0 (2)





LIGHTWEIGHT DIVISION

Champion: Jack McAuliffe 4-0-0 (4)

Contenders
1. Lew Tendler 3-0-1 (2)
2. Beau Jack 4-0-1 (2)
3. Battling Tendler 3-1-0 (2)
4. Darleys Perez 3-1-0 (1)
5. Ike Williams 2-2-0 (0)*
6. John Molina 3-1-0 (2)
7. Pedro Montanez 4-0-1 (2)
8. Al Singer 2-2-0 (1)
9. Pernell Whitaker 5-0-0 (1)
10. Richard Commey 2-2-0 (0)

*denotes former champion
**denotes two-time champion

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APRIL 2004 UBF FIGHT CARDS

TUESDAY NIGHT FIGHTS
1. LW- #29 Terence Crawford 1-0-0 (1) vs #27 Ray Mancini 2-2-0 (0)
2. LW- #39 George Lavigne 0-3-0 (0) vs #38 Packey McFarland 1-2-0 (0)
3. HW- #5 George Foreman 8-5-0 (5) vs Sandman Thomas UNR
4. HW- #8 Wladimir Klitschko 13-2-0 (10) vs Gunner Modell UNR
5. LHW- #2 Dennis Andries 1-0-0 (1) vs Ellis Eyeland UNR
6. LHW- #3 Harold Johnson 1-0-0 (1) vs Big Ben Taylor UNR
7. MW- #21 Gorilla Jones 1-1-2 (1) vs Joe Glass UNR
8. MW- #24 Iran Barkley 2-0-0 (1) vs Hurricane Shida UNR
9. WW- #20 Felix Trinidad 3-1-0 (3) vs Frankie Page UNR
10. LW- #17 Frank Erne 3-0-1 (1) vs Bull Baldino UNR

WEDNESDAY NIGHT FIGHTS
1. MW- #30 Frank Tate NR vs # 23 Tony Zale 1-1-1 (0)
2. MW- #38 James Kinchen 0-3-0 (0) vs #33 Kelly Pavlik 1-2-0 (1)
3. WW- #34 Oscar De La Hoya 2-2-0 (1) vs #26 Andre Berto 1-1-0 (1)
4. WW- #33 Curtis Cokes 1-2-0 (1) vs Floyd Mayweather Jr 2-1-1 (0)

THURSDAY NIGHT FIGHTS
1. HW- #32 Chris Byrd 6-6-1 (4) vs #21 Zora Folley 3-0-1 (2)
2. HW- #39 Lou Nova 2-5-1 (2) vs #27 Oscar Bonavena 4-3-0 (3)
3. HW- #34 John Ruiz 5-7-0 (4) vs #30 Chris Arreola 7-4-1 (3)
4. LHW- #33 Fabrice Tiozzo NR vs #21 Len Harvey 1-0-0 (0)
5. LHW- #32 Donny Lalonde NR vs #31 Billy Conn NR

FRIDAY NIGHT FIGHTS
1. MW- #20 Bobby Watts 3-0-0 (1) vs #15 Joey Giambra 2-0-0 (0)
2. MW- #17 Jake LaMotta 3-0-1 (1) vs #16 Ken Overlin 3-1-1 (3)
3. WW- #8 Jackie Fields 2-2-0 (2) vs #1 Milton McCrory 4-0-0 (3)
4. WW- #7 Ben Tackie 2-1-0 (2) vs #4 Barney Ross 5-0-1 (4)
5. WW- #17 Henry Armstrong 2-0-0 (2) vs #13 Jack Britton 5-0-0 (2)
6. LW- #8 Al Singer 2-2-0 (1) vs #3 Battling Nelson 3-1-0 (2)
7. LW- #7 Pedro Montanez 4-0-1 (2) vs #6 John Molina 3-1-0 (2)
8. LW- #20 Paul Spadafora 1-2-0 (0) vs #19 Sean O'Grady 1-2-0 (1)

SATURDAY NIGHT FIGHTS
1. HW- TITLE FIGHT: #9 Lennox Lewis 9-5-1 (6) vs Champion George Chuvalo 8-4-1 (6)
2. MW- TITLE FIGHT: #5 Winky Wright 2-1-0 (1) vs Champion Michael Nunn 2-1-0 (1)
3. HW- #20 Tyson Fury 5-2-1 (3) vs #17 James Braddock 7-5-1 (5)
4. LHW- #5 Murray Sutherland NR vs #4 Matthew Saad Muhammad NR
5. LHW- #17 Sergey Kovalev NR vs #11 Battling Bozo 1-0-0 (0)
6. LHW- #16 Vonzell Johnson NR vs #15 Georges Carpentier NR

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APRIL 2004 UBF TUESDAY NIGHT FIGHTS
Results

LW- Frank Erne defeats Bull Baldino by KO at 1:46 of Round 6
Having already knocked Baldino down in the 5th round on Tuesday night, Frank Erne finished him midway through the 6th. Erne is now 4-0-1 (2).

WW- Felix Trinidad defeats Frankie Page by KO at 2:57 of Round 8
Trinidad was hardly challenged by an overmatched Page on Tuesday night, with Felix the victor by knockout in the 8th round. Trinidad improved to 4-1-0 (4) with the win.

MW- Iran Barkley defeats Hurricane Shida by Unanimous Decision
Judges: 100-91, 97-94, 98-92
Barkley also met little resistance from his Tuesday opponent, Hurricane Shida. With the unanimous victory, Iran Barkley improves his record to 3-0-0 (1).

MW- Gorilla Jones defeats Joe Glass by KO at 1:31 of Round 7
Gorilla Jones scored his second consecutive knockout victory on Tuesday night, knocking out Joe Glass in the 7th round. Jones is now 2-1-2 (2).

LHW- Harold Johnson defeats Big Ben Taylor by KO at 2:33 of Round 10
Johnson knocked Taylor down in the 1st and 5th rounds before ultimately knocking him out in the 10th. With the Tuesday night win, Johnson is 2-0-0 (2).

LHW- Dennis Andries defeats Ellis Eyeland by TKO at 0:19 of Round 9
Andries improved to 2-0-0 (2) with his TKO victory over Ellis Eyeland on Tuesday night, with the end coming 19 seconds into the 9th round.

HW- Wladimir Klitschko defeats Gunner Modell by KO at 2:56 of Round 3
Klitschko made quick work of Modell on Tuesday night, improving to 14-2-0 (11). His 14 wins and 11 knockouts lead the Heavyweight Division as Wladimir looks to improve his status as the number 8 contender in the weight class.

HW- George Foreman defeats Sandman Thomas by Unanimous Decision
Judges: 98-92, 99-91, 98-93
Big George failed to knock down Thomas on Tuesday night, but he was able to win easily with all 3 judges. The win improved Foreman to 9-5-0 (5).

LW- Packey McFarland defeats George Lavigne by Split Decision
Judges: 94-96, 97-93, 97-93
McFarland improved to 2-2-0 (0) on Tuesday night with a split decision win over Lavigne. Following the fight, George Lavigne, who broke his right hand in the 10th round, announced his intention to retire from the UBF. Lavigne finishes his career with a record of 0-4-0 (0).

The UBF announced on Wednesday morning that Lavigne would be replaced in the federation's Lightweight Division by "The Welsh Wizard", Freddie Welsh, from Pontypridd, Wales.

LW- Terence Crawford defeats Ray Mancini by Unanimous Decision
Judges: 96-93, 98-92, 97-94
Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini suffered a 3rd round knock down and ultimately lost to Crawford on Tuesday night by unanimous decision. Terence Crawford is now 2-0-0 (1) and Mancini drops to 2-3-0 (0).

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APRIL 2004 UBF WEDNESDAY NIGHT FIGHTS
Results

WW- Floyd Mayweather Jr defeats Curtis Cokes by Unanimous Decision
Judges: 99-91, 97-92, 97-92
Mayweather Jr scored a 6th round knockdown of Curtis Cokes on Wednesday night, en route to a unanimous victory. Floyd is now 3-1-1 (0) while Cokes' record slips to 1-3-0 (1).

WW- Oscar De La Hoya defeats Andre Berto by TKO at 1:00 of Round 9
For the duration of the fight, De La Hoya was only slightly better than Berto on Wednesday night. However, a flurry of heavy-handed punches by Oscar in the first minute of the 9th round brought the proceedings to a conclusion. De La Hoya improved to 3-2-0 (1) with the victory, his counterpart dropped to 1-2-0 (1) with the loss.

MW- Kelly Pavlik defeats James Kinchen by Unanimous Decision
Judges: 99-90, 96-93, 95-94
James Kinchen was knocked down in the 8th round and, by the fight's end, looked like a well-defeated man as his career mark fell to 0-4-0 (0). For Pavlik, his record now stands at 2-2-0 (1).

On Thursday morning, Kinchen called a press conference to announce his intention to retire from the sport of boxing. UBF President steelerfan, later in the morning, stated that Lamar Parks would be eligible for re-instatement on Sunday from his medical suspension which runs through June and that the federation would give Parks until 12 noon on Sunday to submit his application for re-instatement before deciding on a replacement for Kinchen.

Parks, 2-1-1 (0), was suspended after failing a neurological exam in the hours following his November 2003 loss by unanimous decision to Ceferino Garcia. Parks' camp was contacted by Operation Sports for a comment on the matter on Thursday afternoon. A representative of Lamar Parks stated that Lamar was ready to apply for re-instatement and that his team was preparing the documents to present to the federation. Parks, if re-instated, is not eligible to fight until July.

MW- Tony Zale defeats Frank Tate by TKO at 2:42 of Round 10
In a bizarre turn of events, the corner of Frank Tate threw in the towel with just 18 seconds remaining in his bout with Tony Zale on Wednesday night. Officially, Tate was winning the fight through 9 rounds (86-85, 83-88, 86-85) and, unofficially, looked like he would earn a split draw if he lasted the final 18 seconds.

A shocked Frank Tate only commented, "I have to re-think everything" following the loss in his professional debut. It was a moment that was reminiscent of the early days of the federation when current Heavyweight Champion George Chuvalo dismissed his entire staff after a similar mishap in a fight with Anthony Joshua in June 2000.

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APRIL 2004 THURSDAY NIGHT FIGHTS
Results

LHW- Billy Conn defeats Donny Lalonde by Split Decision
Judges: 96-95, 93-97, 97-94
In the UBF debut of both fighters, it was Billy Conn who was victorious on Thursday night as he won via split decision over Donny Lalonde.

LHW- Len Harvey defeats Fabrice Tiozzo by Split Decision
Judges: 98-93, 95-96, 98-93
Len Harvey improved his record to 2-0-0 (0) on Thursday night by defeating Fabrice Tiozzo by split decision. In the process, Harvey spoiled the professional debut of Tiozzo.

HW- John Ruiz defeats Chris Arreola by KO at 2:24 of Round 1
John Ruiz improved to 6-7-0 (5) on Thursday night with a stunning opening round KO of Chris Arreola. The win assures Ruiz of an unranked fight on Tuesday Night Fights in May. With this loss, Arreola is now 7-5-1 (3).

HW- Oscar Bonavena defeats Lou Nova by KO at 2:45 of Round 9
Bonavena knocked out Nova late in the 9th round of their bout on Thursday night. The win lifted Bonavena's record to 5-3-0 (4) and dropped Nova's to 2-6-1 (2). In the post-fight press conference, Nova expressed his intention to retire from the UBF, effective immediately.

On Friday morning, the federation announced that Philadelphia, PA native Edward "Gunboat" Smith will be joining its Heavyweight Division in May, replacing Lou Nova.

HW- Zora Folley defeats Chris Byrd by Unanimous Decision
Judges: 96-94, 96-94, 96-93
Zora Folley remained unbeaten in his professional career on Thursday night with a unanimous victory over Chris Byrd who he knocked down in the 9th round. Through 7 rounds, this fight was a split draw (66-68, 67-67, 67-66) but Folley imposed his will over the final 9 minutes to secure the win. Folley is now 4-0-1 (2) and Byrd drops to 6-7-1 (4).

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UBF FRIDAY NIGHT FIGHTS
Results

LW- Paul Spadafora defeats Sean O'Grady by Unanimous Decision
Judges: 98-93, 95-94, 97-93
Spadafora capped a fine performance on Friday night with a 10th round knockdown of Sean O'Grady whom he would go on to beat by unanimous decision. It wasn't the cleanest fight, as there were 5 total foul warnings between the two combatants. Spadafora's record is now 2-2-0 (0) and O'Grady now has a mark of 1-3-0 (1).

LW- Pedro Montanez defeats John Molina by KO at 0:17 of Round 8
Montanez had completely dominated this fight into the 7th round, when he was suddenly sent to the canvas by Molina. Apparently, it woke Montanez up because he came out for the 8th round with blood in his eyes and he put John Molina to sleep just 17 seconds in. Montanez improved to 5-0-1 (3) and Molina is now 3-2-0 (2).

LW- Battling Nelson defeats Al Singer by Unanimous Decision
96-94, 96-94, 96-95
This was a very close fight, the difference coming from Nelson's dirty tactics (3 foul warnings) and his 121-88 advantage in punches landed. Nelson is 4-1-0 (2) and Singer falls to 2-3-0 (1).

WW- Henry Armstrong defeats Jack Britton by Unanimous Decision
Judges: 99-93, 97-92, 96-93
With a 2nd round knockdown and a 126-89 advantage in scoring blows, Henry Armstrong was victorious by unanimous decision in a bout between two previously-unblemished fighters. With the win, Armstrong improves to 3-0-0 (2) and Jack Britton falls to 5-1-0 (2).

WW- Barney Ross defeats Ben Tackie by Unanimous Decision
Judges: 98-89, 99-88, 100-89
Ross was never threatened by Tackie on Friday night, winning with ease with the judges. Per CompuBox, Ross held a 133-36 advantage in punches landed but, according to Tackie, that was not the difference.

"He had plaster on his wraps. I guarantee it," quipped Tackie in the post-fight press conference. "It was like being hit with a rock."

Ross responded to the allegations saying, "Ben is crazy. I would never cheat and never do anything like that. I just beat his *** and he doesn't want to face reality. I will gladly have my wraps inspected, they are in the dressing room."

However, the wraps could not be located by UBF officials and President steelerfan stated, "We take these allegations very seriously but we could not locate the wraps to inspect them. We will be conducting a full investigation and will be looking at how we can tighten up our pre-fight procedures."

WW- Milton McCrory defeats Jackie Fields by KO at 2:13 of Round 2
Milton McCrory ended Jackie Fields' night early on Friday and he improved to 5-0-0 (4) in the process. With the loss, Fields falls to 2-3-0 (2). McCrory will appear on Tuesday Night Fights in May.

MW- Jake LaMotta and Ken Overlin fight to a Majority Draw
Judges: 96-96, 95-97, 95-95
LaMotta held a 97-84 advantage in landed punches but failed to impress the judges as he didn't win the fight with any of them. LaMotta is now 3-0-2 (1), while Overlin is 3-1-2 (3).

MW- Joey Giambra defeats Bobby Watt by KO at 0:18 of Round 10
Giambra dominated this fight right from the opening bell and he finished it with a 10th round knockout. For Watts, it was his first loss as he drops to 3-1-0 (1). Conversely, Giambra is now 3-0-0 (1).

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A little controversy with Ross eh?

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APRIL 2004 UBF SATURDAY NIGHT FIGHTS
Results

LHW- Georges Carpentier defeats Vonzell Johnson by KO at 0:18 of Round 10
Carpentier was leading comfortably with all three judges (87-83, 89-83, 89-83), when he knocked Vonzell Johnson out early in the last of 10 scheduled rounds on Saturday night. This was the UBF debut of both fighters.

LHW- Sergey Kovalev defeats Battling Bozo by KO at 0:11 of Round 5
Kovalev enjoyed a fantastic professional debut on Saturday night, knocking out Battling Bozo just 11 seconds into the 5th round. Bozo, 1-1-0 (0), was also knocked to the canvas in rounds 1 and 4. Kovalev will night again, next month, on Tuesday Night Fights.

LHW- Matthew Saad Muhammad defeats Murray Sutherland by Unanimous Decision
Judges:97-90, 96-93, 96-90
Saad Muhammad was knocked down in the 3rd round but he responded by dominating the remainder of the bout and sending Sutherland to the canvas in rounds 7 and 8. Saad Muhammad, in the UBF debut for both fighters, landed 47 more punches than Sutherland (115-68), per CompuBox.

HW- Tyson Fury defeats James Braddock by Unanimous Decision
Judges: 98-91, 98-92, 97-93
A 10th round knockdown of Braddock punctuated a strong performance by The Gypsy King on Saturday night. On the night, Fury landed 125 scoring blows, while Braddock could muster just 63 in defeat. Fury improves to 6-2-1 (3) and Braddock falls to 7-6-1 (5).

MW- TITLE FIGHT: Michael Nunn defeats Winky Wright by Split Decision
Referee: Elmo Adolph
Judges: Adelaide Byrd 115-114, Gwen Adair 117-113, David Mendoza 114-115
Despite a 111-106 advantage in punches landed for Wright, the majority of analysts agreed with the narrow split decision that went to UBF Middleweight Champion Michael Nunn on Saturday night. It was a well-fought, close bout that would most certainly produce a highly-anticipated rematch, if one were to occur. A highly-partisan crowd was rooting for Wright as their displeasure with Nunn for ducking the challenge of number one contender Sugar Ray Robinson was palpable. Wright, who is now 2-2-0 (1), is unlikely to get a rematch any time soon. The Champion, Nunn, improved to 3-1-0 (1).

HW- TITLE FIGHT: Lennox Lewis defeats George Chuvalo by Unanimous Decision
Referee: Bill Clancy
Judges: Frank Lombardi 118-110, Harold Buck 118-110, Terry O'Connor 118-110
When George Chuvalo took the UBF Heavyweight Championship away from Lennox Lewis in December, Chuvalo landed 102 punches to Lewis' 100. This time around, The Lion completely dominated, landing 111 more punches than the Champion (192-81) as Lewis left no doubt that he was going to be the champion again. Lennox joins James Jeffries as the only-two time champions in UBF history and improves his record to 10-5-1 (6) with the win. Chuvalo, who was consoled by his biggest supporter, the infamous Money99, after the fight, falls to 8-5-1 (6). Lewis was clearly the more focused fighter on Saturday as it appeared that the now-former champion Chuvalo, who has been spotted at dozens of gentlemen's clubs with Money99 since winning the title in December, was totally unprepared.

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BREAKING NEWS: UBF President steelerfan announced on Sunday morning that Lamar Parks has submitted his application for reinstatement from his medical suspension and has passed physical and neurological examinations with his doctors.

Pending clearance by UBF doctors, Parks will be cleared to fight again in July. steelerfan added that Parks, 2-1-1 (0), will re-enter the federation's Middleweight Rankings in May at number 31.

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MAY 2004 UBF TOP 10 RANKINGS

HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION

Champion: Lennox Lewis 10-5-1 (6)**

Contenders
1. James Jeffries 9-3-1 (3)**
2. Gene Tunney 12-1-1 (5)
3. Muhammad Ali 8-2-2 (2)
4. Rocky Marciano 11-3-0 (10)*
5. George Foreman 9-5-0 (5)
6. Joe Frazier 11-3-1 (7)*
7. David Tua 10-4-0 (8)
8. Wladimir Klitschko 14-2-0 (11)
9. George Chuvalo 8-5-1 (6)*
10. Jerry Quarry 9-5-0 (3)





LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION

Champion: Bob Foster 2-0-0 (1)

Contenders:
1. Gus Lesnevich 1-0-0 (0)
2. Dennis Andries 2-0-0 (2)
3. Harold Johnson 2-0-0 (2)
4. Matthew Saad Muhammad 1-0-0 (0)
5. Dwight Muhammad Qawi NR
6. Murray Sutherland 0-1-0 (0)
7. Alvaro Lopez 0-1-0 (0)
8. Saul Montana 0-1-0 (0)
9. Philadelphia Jack O'Brien 0-1-0 (0)
10. Nathan Cleverly 0-1-0 (0)





MIDDLEWEIGHT DIVISION

Champion: Michael Nunn 3-1-0 (1)

Contenders:
1. Ray Robinson 5-0-0 (3)
2. Bernard Hopkins 3-1-0 (0)
3. Mickey Walker 4-2-0 (2)*
4. Gene Fullmer 2-1-1 (0)
5. Holman Williams 3-1-0 (1)
6. Winky Wright 2-2-0 (1)
7. Juan Roldan 2-1-0 (1)*
8. Nigel Benn 1-2-0 (0)
9. Carlos Monzon 2-1-0 (1)
10. Rocky Graziano 2-1-0 (0)





WELTERWEIGHT DIVISION

Champion: Tommy Ryan 5-0-0 (2)

Contenders:
1. Milton McCrory 5-0-0 (4)
2. Marty Servo 4-0-0 (1)
3. Benny Paret 6-0-1 (4)
5. Kid Gavilan 1-1-0 (0)
6. Jimmy Doyle 1-1-1 (0)
7. Ben Tackie 2-2-0 (2)
8. Johnny Bratton 3-1-0 (2)
9. Shawn Porter 3-0-0 (2)
10. Young Peter Jackson 3-1-0 (3)





LIGHTWEIGHT DIVISION

Champion: Jack McAuliffe 4-0-0 (4)

Contenders:
1. Lew Tendler 3-0-1 (2)
2. Beau Jack 4-0-1 (2)
3. Battling Nelson 4-1-0 (2)
4. Darleys Perez 3-1-0 (1)
5. Pedro Montanez 5-0-1 (3)
6. Ike Williams 2-2-0 (0)*
7. Pernell Whitaker 5-0-0 (1)
8. Richard Commey 2-2-0 (0)
9. Al Singer 2-3-0 (1)
10. Manny Pacquiao 0-2-1 (0)

*denotes former champion
**denotes two-time champion

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MAY 2004 UBF FIGHT CARDS

TUESDAY NIGHT FIGHTS
1. LW- #36 Juan Diaz 2-2-0 (0) vs #21 Hector Camacho 2-0-0 (2)
2. LW- #39 Henry Arroyo 1-3-0 (0) vs #34 Lionel Johnson 0-3-0 (0)
3. HW- #29 John Ruiz 6-7-0 (4) vs Studs Purcell UNR
4. LHW- #11 Sergey Kovalev 1-0-0 (1) vs Jack Styles UNR
5. WW- #1 Milton McCrory 5-0-0 (4) vs Irish Billy McManus UNR

WEDNESDAY NIGHT FIGHTS
1. MW- #38 Frank Fletcher 0-3-0 (0) vs #25 Al Hostak 3-2-0 (1)
2. MW- #37 Don Fullmer 0-2-2 (0) vs #33 George LaBlanche 1-2-0 (0)
3. WW- #39 Joey Gamache 0-3-0 (0) vs #38 Adolfo Viruet 0-3-0 (0)

THURSDAY NIGHT FIGHTS
1. HW- #30 Cleveland Williams 4-7-0 (3) vs #23 Renaldo Snipes 4-1-0 (2)
2. HW- #39 Donovan Ruddock 7-7-0 (6) vs #28 King Levinsky 4-3-0 (4)
3. LHW- #30 Lenny LaPaglia 0-0-1 (0) vs #22 John Conteh 1-0-0 (0)
4. LHW- #25 Lou Bogash 0-0-1 (0) vs #23 Freddie Mills 1-0-0 (0)
5. LHW- #39 Lottie Mwale 0-1-0 (0) vs #24 Jack Root 1-0-0 (0)
6. LHW- #38 Frankie Swindell 0-1-0 (0) vs #26 Antonio Tarver 1-0-0 (0)

FRIDAY NIGHT FIGHTS
1. LW- TITLE FIGHT: #7 Pernell Whitaker 5-0-0 (1) vs Champion Jack McAuliffe 4-0-0 (4)
2. MW- #19 John Mugabi 2-0-0 (1) vs #16 Randy Turpin 5-1-0 (4)
3. WW- #6 Jimmy Doyle 1-1-1 (0) vs #5 Kid Gavilan 1-1-0 (0)
4. WW- #10 Young Peter Jackson 3-1-0 (3) vs #9 Shawn Porter 3-0-0 (2)
5. WW- #15 Rube Ferns 4-0-0 (1) vs #14 Jose Napoles 4-1-0 (3)
6. WW- #18 Aaron Davis 3-1-0 (0) vs #16 Marcos Maidana 2-2-0 (1)
7. LW- #10 Manny Pacquiao 0-2-1 (0) vs #1 Lew Tendler 3-0-1 (2)
8. LW- #8 Richard Commey 2-2-0 (0) vs #6 Ike Williams 2-2-0 (0)

SATURDAY NIGHT FIGHTS
1. HW- #4 Rocky Marciano 11-3-0 (10) vs #1 James Jeffries 9-3-1 (3)
2. HW- #6 Joe Frazier 11-3-1 (7) vs #3 Muhammad Ali 8-2-2 (2)
3. HW- #20 Buster Douglas 8-5-1 (6) vs #16 Max Baer 9-6-0 (7)
4. LHW- #10 Nathan Cleverly 0-1-0 (0) vs #1 Gus Lesnevich 1-0-0 (0)
5. MW- #10 Rocky Graziano 2-1-0 (0) vs #1 Ray Robinson 5-0-0 (3)
6. MW- #9 Carlos Monzon 2-1-0 (1) vs #8 Nigel Benn 1-2-0 (0)

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Re: Unified Boxing Federation (Glory Days Boxing)

MAY 2004 UBF TUESDAY NIGHT FIGHTS
Results

WW- Milton McCrory defeats Irish Billy McManus by TKO at 0:41 of Round 4
Milton McCrory improved to 6-0-0 (5) on Tuesday night, stopping McManus in the 4th round.

LHW- Sergey Kovalev defeats Jack Styles by TKO at 1:51 of Round 8
Kovalev stopped Styles in the 8th round of their bout on Tuesday night. Kovalev, with the win, improves to 2-0-0 (2).

HW- John Ruiz defeats Studs Purcell by KO at 0:24 of Round 3
John Ruiz knocked Purcell out early in the 3rd round on Tuesday night. With the win, Ruiz is now 7-7-0 (4).

LW- Harry Arroyo defeats Lionel Johnson by Unanimous Decision
Judges: 99-91, 96-94, 98-92
Powered by an opening round knockdown of Johnson, Arroyo won unanimously with the judges on Tuesday night. Arroyo is now 2-3-0 (0), while Johnson fell to 0-4-0 (0). Johnson announced his retirement from boxing, following the loss to Arroyo.

On Wednesday morning, the UBF released a statement indicating that Boston, MA pugilist Sammy Fuller will join its Lightweight Division as a replacement for Johnson.

LW- Hector Camacho defeats Juan Diaz by Unanimous Decision
Judges: 97-93, 97-93, 96-94
Hector "Macho" Camacho improved to 3-0-0 (2) on Tuesday night with a unanimous victory over Juan Diaz. Diaz drops to 2-3-0 (0), with the loss.

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Re: Unified Boxing Federation (Glory Days Boxing)

MAY 2004 UBF WEDNESDAY NIGHT FIGHTS
Results

WW- Joey Gamache and Adolfo Viruet fight to a Split Draw
Judges:95-95. 98-92, 94-97
Gamache and Viruet each entered the ring with a professional record of 0-3-0 (0) and each exited at 0-3-1 (0) after 10 rounds failed to separate the two combatants on Wednesday night. Following the bout, Viruet announced that this fight would be his last as he retired from the UBF.

On Thursday morning, the federation introduced a replacement for Viruet. Joining the UBF's Welterweight Division will be Wilmington, NC native "Sugar" Ray Leonard.

MW- George LaBlanche defeats Don Fullmer by Unanimous Decision
Judges: 96-94, 95-94, 96-93
A 9th round knockdown of Fullmer helped propel George LaBlanche to victory on Wednesday night as he improved his UBF mark to 2-2-0 (0). Fullmer, in defeat, dropped to 0-3-2 (0) and announced his intention to retire from the sport.

Replacing Fullmer in the Middleweight Division is Australian pugilist Sam "King" Soliman.

MW- Al Hostak defeats Frank Fletcher by Unanimous Decision
Judges: 100-91, 96-95, 98-92
Hostak improved to 4-2-0 (1) on Wednesday night with a convincing victory by unanimous decision over winless Frank Fletcher. Fletcher fell to 0-4-0 (0) in his career and decided to follow Don Fullmer into retirement.

The UBF announced Julian Jackson as the replacement for Fletcher in its Middleweight Division. "The Hawk", as Jackson is known, is a native of St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands.