Tommy ‘Hitman’ Hearns Pays for Hunting the Knockout Against Barkley
Tommy ‘Hitman’ Hearns looked untouchable for nearly three rounds on June 6, 1988, before Iran Barkley changed both careers with one crushing right hand at
Tommy ‘Hitman’ Hearns looked untouchable for nearly three rounds on June 6, 1988, before Iran Barkley changed both careers with one crushing right hand at
Thomas Hearns announced himself as boxing’s newest force on August 2, 1980, blasting out WBA welterweight champion Pipino Cuevas in two rounds before a roaring
Leonard recalled ignoring claims that Hearns was finished before their 1989 rematch and later realized the fight should have been his last Sugar Ray Leonard
“Hitman” bypasses Leonard, Hagler and Duran when naming most complete fighter he faced Thomas Hearns has named Wilfred Benitez as the most complete opponent of
There are fights that endure because of how they end, and fights that endure because of what they reveal while they are still unfolding. Sugar
As boxing fans well know, fights are very rarely as good as the pre fight hype. Once in a great while though the fight not
On September 26, 1981 a World Welterweight unification title match was held between “Sugar” Ray Leonard and Thomas Hearns, AKA “The Hitman”. Leonard, who the
By Ken Hissner: Two of the most well-known welterweight champions in the history of boxing were hard-hitting Thomas “Hit Man” Hearns out of Detroit, Michigan,
By Ken Hissner: Two boxers who held titles in the most divisions for one was Oscar “Golden Boy” De La Hoya, 39-6 (30), of East
Imagine prime Floyd Mayweather Jr vs prime Thomas Hearns, the best version of each squaring off at both 147 and 154. A hypothetical match-up between