Marvin Hagler boxeur
- combats
- 67
- gagnés
- 62
- perdus
- 3
- match nul
- 2
- Situation
- inactive
- Division
- middleweight
- Début
- 1973-05-18
- Taille
- 5′ 9½″/177cm
- Allonge
- 75″/191cm
- âge
- -
- Né
- 1954-05-23
- Décès
- -
- Nationalité
- USA
Marvelous Marvin Hagler (born Marvin Nathaniel Hagler; May 23, 1954 – March 13, 2021) was an American professional boxer and film actor. He competed in boxing from 1973 to 1987 and reigned as the undisputed champion of the middleweight division from 1980 to 1987, making twelve successful title defenses, all but one by knockout. Hagler also holds the highest knockout percentage of all undisputed middleweight champions at 78 percent. His undisputed middleweight championship reign of six years and seven months is the second-longest active reign of the last century. He holds the record for the sixth longest reign as champion in middleweight history. Nicknamed "Marvelous" and annoyed that network announcers often did not refer to him as such, Hagler legally changed his name to "Marvelous Marvin Hagler" in 1982.Hagler is an inductee of the International Boxing Hall of Fame and the World Boxing Hall of Fame. He was twice named Fighter of the Year by The Ring magazine and the Boxing Writers Association of America, as well as Fighter of the Decade (1980s) by Boxing Illustrated magazine. In 2001 and 2004, The Ring named him the fourth greatest middleweight of all time and in 2002 named him the 17th greatest fighter of the past 69 years. The International Boxing Research Organization rates Hagler as the sixth greatest middleweight of all time, while BoxRec rates him the 29th greatest boxer of all time, pound for pound. Many analysts and boxing writers consider Hagler to have one of the most durable chins in boxing history, having been knocked down only once during his entire professional career. The lone knockdown, scored by Juan Roldán of Argentina, is still being disputed.Hagler was the first child of Robert Sims and Ida Mae Hagler, born on May 23, 1954. His birth year publicly came to light in 1982, when he had to state his date of birth in order to legally change from Marvin Nathaniel Hagler to Marvelous Marvin Hagler. Hagler was raised by his mother in the Central Ward of Newark, New Jersey, United States along with five siblings: sisters Veronica, Cheryl, Genarra, and Noreen, and half brother Robbie Sims, who, like Hagler, would also become a professional boxer. Hagler first put on gloves at the age of ten, for a social worker he knew only as Mister Joe, who taught him sports and got him involved in counseling other children. Hagler dropped out of school at the age of 14 and worked in a toy factory to help support the family. Ida Mae recalled her eldest son had always wanted to box and promised one day to buy her a home. Growing up, Hagler would pretend he was Floyd Patterson or Emile Griffith.Following the riots of 1967 in which 26 people were killed and $11 million in property damage was caused, including the destruction of the Haglers' tenement, his family moved to Brockton, Massachusetts. Hagler said that looking down on the streets at the looters was like watching ants on a picnic table. Ida Mae described the riots as "really terrifying" and nobody left the apartment for three days. The family lay under Veronica's bed during this time, with a pair of bullets smashing through the bedroom window and shattering the plaster above the bed. Hagler and his siblings were forbidden from standing up by Ida Mae, who told her children to "stay away from the windows." Together they crawled about the five-room apartment, sliding around on cushions to reach the bathroom and kitchen. Once it was over, ghetto neighborhoods were in ruin and countless cars had been stripped. Rubbish and mattresses were strewn in the streets, with buildings also abandoned. After another riot nearly two years later, Hagler and his family got out of Newark as well.
Date | Adversaire | Derniers résultats des adversaires | Lieu | Result |
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1987-04-06 | Ray Leonard | WWWWWW | Caesars Palace, Outdoor Arena, Las Vegas | LOST Split-decision |
1986-03-10 | John Mugabi | WWWWWW | Caesars Palace, Outdoor Arena, Las Vegas | WIN KO |
1985-04-15 | Thomas Hearns | WWWWWW | Caesars Palace, Outdoor Arena, Las Vegas | WIN Technical knockout |
1984-10-19 | Mustafa Hamsho | WWWWWW | Madison Square Garden, New York | WIN Technical knockout |
1984-03-30 | Juan Domingo Roldan | WWWWW | Riviera Hotel & Casino, SuperStar Center, Las Vegas | WIN Technical knockout |
1983-11-10 | Roberto Duran | WLLWWW | Caesars Palace, Las Vegas | WIN Unanimous decision |
1983-05-27 | Wilford Scypion | LWWWWW | Civic Center, Providence | WIN KO |
1983-02-11 | Tony Sibson | WWWWWW | DCU Center, Worcester | WIN Technical knockout |
1982-10-30 | Fulgencio Obelmejias | WWWWWW | Teatro Ariston, San Remo | WIN Technical knockout |
1982-03-07 | Caveman Lee | WWWWWW | Ballys Park Place Hotel Casino, Atlantic City | WIN Technical knockout |
1981-10-03 | Mustafa Hamsho | WWWWWW | Horizon Arena, Rosemont | WIN Technical knockout |
1981-06-13 | Vito Antuofermo | WWDLLW | Boston Garden, Boston | WIN Corner retirement |
1981-01-17 | Fulgencio Obelmejias | WWWWWW | Boston Garden, Boston | WIN Technical knockout |
1980-09-27 | Alan Minter | WWWWWW | Wembley Arena, Wembley | WIN Technical knockout |
1980-05-17 | Marcos Geraldo | WWWLWW | Caesars Palace, Las Vegas | WIN Unanimous decision |
1980-04-20 | Bobby Watts | LWLWWW | Cumberland County Civic Center, Portland | WIN Technical knockout |
1980-02-16 | Loucif Hamani | WWWWWW | Cumberland County Civic Center, Portland | WIN KO |
1979-11-30 | Vito Antuofermo | WWWWWW | Caesars Palace, Las Vegas | DRAW Points |
1979-06-30 | Norberto Rufino Cabrera | WWLWWL | Chapiteau de l'Espace Fontvieille, Fontvieille | WIN Technical knockout |
1979-05-25 | Jamie Thomas | WLWLWL | Cumberland County Civic Center, Portland | WIN Technical knockout |
1979-03-12 | Bob Patterson | LWLLLL | Civic Center, Providence | WIN Technical knockout |
1979-02-03 | Sugar Ray Seales | DWWWWL | Boston Garden, Boston | WIN Technical knockout |
1978-11-11 | Willie Warren | DLLLLL | Boston Garden, Boston | WIN Corner retirement |
1978-08-24 | Bennie Briscoe | WWLLWW | Spectrum, Philadelphia | WIN Unanimous decision |
1978-05-13 | Kevin Finnegan | WWWWLL | Boston Garden, Boston | WIN Technical knockout |
1978-04-07 | Doug Demmings | WWWWWL | Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles | WIN Technical knockout |
1978-03-04 | Kevin Finnegan | LWWWWL | Boston Garden, Boston | WIN Technical knockout |
1977-11-26 | Mike Colbert | WWWWWW | Boston Garden, Boston | WIN KO |
1977-10-15 | Jim Henry | LLLLLL | Marvel Gymnasium, Providence | WIN Unanimous decision |
1977-09-24 | Ray Phillips | WWWWWW | Boston Garden, Boston | WIN Technical knockout |
1977-08-23 | Willie Monroe | WLWWLW | Spectrum, Philadelphia | WIN Technical knockout |
1977-06-10 | Roy Jones | WWDWWW | Civic Center, Hartford | WIN Technical knockout |
1977-03-16 | Reggie Ford | L | Arena, Boston | WIN KO |
1977-02-15 | Willie Monroe | WWWLWW | Hynes Auditorium, Boston | WIN Technical knockout |
1976-12-21 | George Davis | LLLLLL | Hynes Auditorium, Boston | WIN Technical knockout |
1976-09-14 | Eugene Hart | WWDWLW | Spectrum, Philadelphia | WIN Corner retirement |
1976-08-03 | DC Walker | LLDLLL | Arena, North Providence | WIN Technical knockout |
1976-06-02 | Bob Smith | LWLWWW | Roseland Ballroom, Taunton | WIN Technical knockout |
1976-03-09 | Willie Monroe | WWLWWW | Spectrum, Philadelphia | LOST Unanimous decision |
1976-02-07 | Matt Donovan | LLWLLL | Arena, Boston | WIN Technical knockout |
1976-01-13 | Bobby Watts | WWWWWW | Spectrum, Philadelphia | LOST Majority decision |
1975-12-20 | Johnny Baldwin | WWWWW | Hynes Auditorium, Boston | WIN Unanimous decision |
1975-09-30 | Lamont Lovelady | WWWLLL | Boston Garden, Boston | WIN Technical knockout |
1975-08-07 | Jesse Bender | WWLWLW | Exposition Building, Portland | WIN Technical knockout |
1975-05-24 | Jimmy Owens | WWLWWL | Brockton High School Gymnasium, Brockton | WIN |
1975-04-14 | Jimmy Owens | LWWLWW | Arena, Boston | WIN Split-decision |
1975-03-31 | Joey Blair | LLLWLL | Harvard Club, Boston | WIN KO |
1975-02-15 | Dornell Wigfall | WWWWWW | Brockton High School Gymnasium, Brockton | WIN KO |
1974-12-20 | DC Walker | WL | Boston Garden, Boston | WIN Technical knockout |
1974-11-26 | Sugar Ray Seales | WWWWLW | Seattle Center Coliseum, Seattle | DRAW Points |
1974-11-16 | George Green | LLLLLL | Brockton High School Gymnasium, Brockton | WIN KO |
1974-10-29 | Morris Jordan | WLLDWD | Brockton High School Gymnasium, Brockton | WIN Technical knockout |
1974-08-30 | Sugar Ray Seales | WWWWWW | WNAC-TV Studio, Boston | WIN Unanimous decision |
1974-08-13 | Peachy Davis | WWLWLL | Sargent Field, New Bedford | WIN KO |
1974-07-16 | Bobby Williams | LLLLLL | Arena, Boston | WIN Technical knockout |
1974-05-30 | Curtis Phillips | LLWLWL | Exposition Building, Portland | WIN KO |
1974-05-04 | James Redford | LLLDLW | Brockton High School Gymnasium, Brockton | WIN Technical knockout |
1974-04-05 | Tracy Morrison | LLLDLL | WNAC-TV Studio, Boston | WIN Technical knockout |
1974-02-05 | Bob Harrington | WLLLLL | Boston Garden, Boston | WIN KO |
1973-12-18 | James Redford | WLLLLD | Hynes Auditorium, Boston | WIN Technical knockout |
1973-12-06 | Manny Freitas | LWLLLL | Exposition Building, Portland | WIN Technical knockout |
1973-11-17 | Cocoa Kid | LLLLL | Brockton High School Gymnasium, Brockton | WIN KO |
1973-10-26 | Cove Green | WWWW | Brockton High School Gymnasium, Brockton | WIN Technical knockout |
1973-10-06 | Dornell Wigfall | WWWWWW | Brockton High School Gymnasium, Brockton | WIN Points |
1973-08-08 | Muhammed Smith | LLLLLL | Arena, Boston | WIN KO |
1973-07-25 | Sonny Williams | debut | Arena, Boston | WIN Unanimous decision |
1973-05-18 | Terry Ryan | debut | Brockton High School Gymnasium, Brockton | WIN KO |