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Sugar Ray Leonard vs Thomas Hearns Undisputed welterweight titles. Leonard vs unbeaten Hearns. Hearns boxed well early and led on all cards. Leonard’s eye swelled shut. In the 13th Leonard stormed back and nearly stopped him. In the 14th he pinned Hearns on the ropes, referee Davey Pearl waved...

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Фото профиля Ring Gang Radio
Ring Gang Radio21 дней назад

this isn't the 1981 fight, this is the 1989 rematch

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Probst's Substack21 дней назад

The 1989 bout had a catchweight of 163.5, which was a very clever move by Leonard's people - he was barely a 160er at that point, while Hearns had fought as high as 175 and was a fully-sized 168. Tommy wanted rematch so bad he agreed to cut the extra pounds, and it cost him late.

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Hennix21 дней назад

That is the rematch in june 1989 not the 1st in 81 ! The fight ended by a draw but Hearns was robbed that night and Even Leonard aknowledged it ! And Hearns had to deal with his Little brother who killed his girlfriend the day before !

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adam21 дней назад

This is their 2nd fight, and in this one Hearns got robbed of the deserved win......once again the officials favoured America's golden boy.

Фото профиля Hennix
Hennix21 дней назад

The 1st fight is one of my favorite…2 Young prodigies 23 & 25 of age , unbeaten who wanted to show the world who was the best welterweight in the world ! You wouldn’t see such a thing today !

Фото профиля Huey P's Student
Huey P's Student21 дней назад

The footage you showed is from Leonard/Hearns 2 Not the 1st fight

Фото профиля Charlie FBR
Charlie FBR21 дней назад

Absolutely the best matchup in my lifetime. Right up there with Ali-Frasier.

Фото профиля Ed van Dood
Ed van Dood21 дней назад

Hearns was robbed

Фото профиля BoxingMMAHub
BoxingMMAHub22 дней назад

One of the greatest comebacks in boxing history. Leonard’s heart and will in those late rounds still set the standard.

Фото профиля Lucho Amat y leon
Lucho Amat y leon22 дней назад

I actually liked more the second fight

Фото профиля johnnyg590
johnnyg59020 дней назад

These two can beat anybody

Фото профиля Ted
Ted22 дней назад

The 89 fight was a great fight as well.

Фото профиля Mr-Zubyr
Mr-Zubyr22 дней назад

That 14th-round surge still hits different. Leonard trailing, eye almost closed, then just decided he was not losing. Pure will.

Фото профиля CaryRobinBronstein™️
CaryRobinBronstein™️21 дней назад

(This clip is their 2nd fight) 👍

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Tommy “Hitman” Hearns Is Missing The boxing champ earned $40 million in prize money, but fraudsters and grifters sapped his wealth as his health declined By Charlie LeDuff Charlie LeDuff Southfield — Tommy Hearns was once the greatest prize fighter in the world. Today, his family worries. Where in the world has the Champ gone? Tommy Hearns is missing. Hearns, 67, saw his Southfield estate foreclosed upon in April due to unpaid property taxes. The estate was then auctioned off to an investment company in September. Hearns was served eviction papers and told to get out by November. The problem is that Hearns isn’t aware of any of this, according to his daughter Natasha Hearns-Barnes. “He’s not doing well,” she told me. “You tell him something one day and he understands what you’re saying. But the next day it goes unremembered what you told him.” For the past number of years, according to his daughter, Hearns’s affairs have been handled by his son, also named Thomas Hearns. She says her half-brother may have spirited their father away to some unknown location. Attempts to reach the younger Hearns proved fruitless. Phone calls and knocks on doors at affiliated addresses went unanswered. Hearns-Barnes showed me recent photographs chronicling the squalid conditions her father was living in before he disappeared. The refrigerator was nearly empty except for some bottled water and stale pizza slices. The basement was coated in black mold. I paid a visit to the Champ’s former home. Through the cracked and dirty windows, I could see that the ceilings were collapsing and many of Hearns’s possessions had been abandoned. His daughter filed for guardianship, citing mental deficiency, physical disability, and concern that her father’s property would vanish without proper management. But the Oakland County Probate Court, itself embroiled in scandal and incompetence, failed to protect the boxing legend. The court rejected her application via email due to a missing ZIP code. Tommy Hearns, who grew up in Detroit, won world titles in five different weight classes, making history as the first prize fighter to accomplish the feat. His bouts with Sugar Ray Leonard, Marvin Haggler, and Roberto Duran are remembered as some of the greatest and most savage fights ever. Hearns’s blinding speed and raw power earned him the sobriquets “Hit Man” and “Motor City Cobra.” Over the course of his 30-year career, Hearns earned more than $40 million in prize money. But relatives, hangers-on, and poor investments sapped Hearns of his wealth. In 2010, he was forced to auction off his robes, gloves, and classic cars to satisfy a $450,000 federal tax-lien. The Champ attended the auction and watched as his life was sold to the highest bidder. But he still had the 8,700 square-foot estate in Southfield sitting on two acres surrounded by woods. The mortgage was paid in full in 2020. So what happened? How did he lose a home he owned outright? A deep dive into the property tax records show that the elderly and dissipated Tommy Hearns may be an unwitting victim of fraud. In early January 2014, a second mortgage was filed against Hearns’s home, which was worth more than $1 million at the time. Less than 10 months later, that same mortgage was foreclosed upon. The amount of that mortgage? Just $90,000. A company called C & S Management filed a claim to the home. The man who controlled C & S Management is also the man who issued the mortgage. He then foreclosed on the mortgage and even drafted the business paper work on Tommy Hearns’s behalf. His name is Jack Wolfe. Wolfe is currently serving time in the state penitentiary for forging dead people’s signatures, creating fake deeds and property documents to steal people’s homes. Following the 2014 “mortgage” foreclosure, there were a flurry of transactions between Wolfe’s shell corporations and the Hearns estate with no apparent purpose other than to squeeze equity from the home. The last transaction involving a Wolfe shell company and Hearns’s Southfield home was in October 2019, in which the younger Tommy Hearns was deeded a percentage of his father’s home. The scams Wolfe perpetrated against Hearn’ came to an end in 2020 when Wolfe was busted by television reporter Rob Wolchek of Fox 2 News. That’s the same year when the true mortgage issuer—CitiBank—discharged the loan to Hearns, making him the outright homeowner. That’s also the last year that property taxes were paid for Tommy Hearns’s estate. There is a ray of hope in all of this. The county auctioned off Hearns’s home for $226,000. But the tax arrearage was only $100,000. By law, Hearns is entitled to the remaining proceeds, which would be $126,000. According to property records, it does not appear that the money was ever collected. The legal time window to collect that money has closed. But according to a probate lawyer who has offered to represent the Champ’s interests pro bono, there is a chance he could at least collect that money. At most, he might be able to get his home back. The problem is Tommy Hearns has gone missing. Where are you Champ? We’re here and want to help you.

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