Tyrone Trice pugile
- combattimenti
- 53
- vinto
- 43
- perduto
- 10
- pareggiare
- 0
- Stato
- inactive
- Divisione
- super welterweight
- Debutto
- 1983-05-26
- Altezza
- 5′ 11″/180cm
- Arrivare a
- -
- Età
- -
- Nato
- 1963-10-23
- Morte
- -
- Nazionalità
- USA
Tyrone Trice (Born October 23, 1963) is an American former professional boxer who competed from 1983 to 1996. He is a one-time International Boxing Council (IBC) Middleweight champion and WBA Americas Welterweight champion. Trice also had two world-title challenges for the IBF Welterweight and WBO Middleweight titles.Trice quickly rose through the ranks, winning his first twelve fights before a shock first-round KO loss to Freddie Pendleton. After continuing to win many fights via knockout, Trice became the number two contender for the vacant IBF Welterweight title. A title match with number one contender Simon Brown took place at the Palais des sports in Berck-sur-Mer, France on April 23, 1988. Trice was dominant in the fight early on, knocking down Brown in the second round. However, he eventually tired through the later rounds and Brown was able to wear Trice down. Trice was knocked down three times in the 12th round and was finally defeated via knockout in the 14th round.After the loss, Trice recovered and won a series of tune-up fights before defeating Kevin Pompey for the WBA Americas Welterweight Title. A rematch was then fought between Trice and Brown. As with the first contest, it was a close and entertaining fight with Brown prevailing again, this time in the eleventh round by knockout. After this loss, Trice decided to compete in the Middleweight division.In his first Middleweight bout, Trice defeated Rafael Williams to win the vacant IBC Light-Middleweight Title. After an impressive third-round TKO victory over undefeated Nestor Maciel to defend the title, Trice challenged John David Jackson for the WBO Light-Middleweight title. Trice took Jackson to the full twelve rounds but Jackson was well in control throughout the match, staggering Trice several times in the fight and winning via unanimous decision. Trice was then defeated again two months later in a ninth-round TKO by Julio César Vásquez.Rumours began circulating that a matchup between Trice and multiple Middleweight champion James Toney would take place between late 1992 to early 1993. After an easy round one TKO victory over Ron Collins for which Toney was present in the ringside audience, Trice seized the microphone from announcer Wally Jackson after he was declared the victor. After insulting then WBO Middleweight Champion Gerald McClellan (who Trice claimed backed out of a title bout against him), Trice challenged Toney to a $50,000 bet that he would defeat him before 10 rounds at any time of Toney's choosing. Toney, angry at Trice's words, entered the ring and challenged Trice to a fight then and there. Trice approached Toney but was then escorted out of the ring by his ring crew and the referee.Ultimately the much anticipated match between Trice and Toney never materialized due to a number of disputes between both camps regarding money, the venue where the bout should take place and several other factors.
Data | Avversario | Ultimi risultati degli avversari | Luogo | Risultato |
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1996-02-18 | Gary Jones | LLLLLD | Minot | WIN KO |
1994-12-03 | Eric French | WWWLLL | Eagles Auditorium, Milwaukee | LOST Unanimous decision |
1993-07-23 | Joe Lipsey | WWWWWW | Civic Center, Lansing | LOST Unanimous decision |
1993-04-24 | Frederic Seillier | WWWWWW | Port-de-Bouc | LOST KO |
1993-02-05 | Jake Torrance | LLLLLL | Eagles Auditorium, Milwaukee | WIN Unanimous decision |
1993-02-02 | Thomas Tate | WLWWLW | The Palace, Auburn Hills | LOST Unanimous decision |
1992-11-24 | Brett Lally | WWWLLW | The Palace, Auburn Hills | LOST Majority decision |
1992-08-25 | Bill Bradley | LWWLLW | The Palace, Auburn Hills | WIN Technical knockout |
1992-07-21 | Ron Collins | WWWLWL | The Palace, Auburn Hills | WIN Technical knockout |
1992-03-28 | Larry Lipscomb | LLDLLL | Doraville | WIN KO |
1991-09-19 | Julio Cesar Vasquez | WWWWLW | Paris | LOST Technical knockout |
1991-07-21 | John David Jackson | WWWWW | Race Course, Atlantic City | LOST Unanimous decision |
1991-03-07 | Nestor Maciel | WWWWWW | Palacio de los Deportes, Madrid | WIN |
1990-11-29 | Rafael Williams | WWWLLW | Ritz Theater, New York | WIN Technical knockout |
1990-04-01 | Simon Brown | WWWWWW | DC Armory, Washington | LOST Technical knockout |
1990-01-14 | Kevin Pompey | WWWWWW | Caesars Hotel & Casino, Atlantic City | WIN Unanimous decision |
1989-03-25 | Ron Johnson | LWWWLD | Sheraton Hotel, Casablanca | WIN Technical knockout |
1989-03-06 | Dexter Smith | LWLLWL | Nogent-sur-Marne | WIN Points |
1988-12-12 | Juan Alonso Villa | LWLLLL | Pavillon Baltard, Nogent-sur-Marne | WIN KO |
1988-11-09 | Orlando Orozco | WLLWLL | Paris | WIN KO |
1988-10-09 | Luis Francisco Perez | WLWWWW | Franconville | WIN Technical knockout |
1988-09-24 | Efren Brown | WWWWLW | Berck | WIN Technical knockout |
1988-08-13 | Luciano Fernandez | WLWLLL | Casino de Deauville, Deauville | WIN Technical knockout |
1988-04-23 | Simon Brown | WWLWWW | Palais des Sports, Berck-sur-Mer | LOST Technical knockout |
1987-11-20 | Mike English | WLLLLW | Cobo Hall, Detroit | WIN Technical knockout |
1987-10-10 | Walter Cowans | WLLLLL | Sandusky High School Gymnasium, Sandusky | WIN Technical knockout |
1987-08-06 | Steve Little | WLLWWW | Felt Forum, New York | WIN Unanimous decision |
1986-10-23 | Dennis Johnson | LWLWWL | Cobo Arena, Detroit | WIN Technical knockout |
1986-06-10 | Curtis Summit | WLWWWW | Hart Plaza, Detroit | WIN Technical knockout |
1986-04-24 | Marvin Ray Jones | WWLDWL | Cobo Arena, Detroit | WIN Technical knockout |
1986-03-22 | Jesse Flores | WWWLWW | Lawlor Events Center, Reno | WIN Technical knockout |
1986-02-28 | Steve Mitchell | LLLLLL | Laughlin | WIN KO |
1986-01-23 | Michael Bradley | WLDWLL | Cobo Arena, Detroit | WIN Corner retirement |
1985-11-21 | Dave Odem | LLLWLL | Cobo Arena, Detroit | WIN Technical knockout |
1985-10-24 | Jose Gonzalez | LLWLLL | Cobo Arena, Detroit | WIN KO |
1985-09-12 | Tyrone Moore | WWWWLL | Cobo Hall, Detroit | WIN Unanimous decision |
1985-08-22 | Jesus De la Cruz | LWLLLL | Cobo Arena, Detroit | WIN Technical knockout |
1985-04-06 | Ken Willis | LWDLWL | Ballys Park Place Hotel Casino, Atlantic City | WIN KO |
1984-10-24 | Anthony Bryant | LWLWWL | Cobo Arena, Detroit | WIN Technical knockout |
1984-08-15 | Tyrone Moore | WWWWWW | Riviera Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas | WIN Points |
1984-06-28 | Freddie Pendleton | LDWWWL | Riverview Ballroom Cobo Arena, Detroit | LOST Technical knockout |
1984-05-31 | Ruben Gallardo | L | Cobo Hall, Detroit | WIN Technical knockout |
1984-05-03 | Teddy Hatfield | LLLLLW | Cobo Hall, Detroit | WIN Technical knockout |
1984-04-15 | Bob Graddy | LLWLLL | Cobo Arena, Detroit | WIN Technical knockout |
1984-02-11 | Sean McGill | debut | Joe Louis Arena, Detroit | WIN KO |
1984-02-03 | Nate Stewart | LDLLLW | Americana Congress Hotel, Chicago | WIN Technical knockout |
1983-10-27 | Victor Gordon | WWLWWW | Sands Casino Hotel, Atlantic City | WIN Technical knockout |
1983-09-30 | Leslie Toney | LLWLWL | Eagles Club, Milwaukee | WIN Technical knockout |
1983-08-25 | Dave Odem | DDWWWW | Lakeland Arena, Waterford | WIN Points |
1983-07-10 | Manuel Toribio | debut | Caesars Hotel & Casino, Atlantic City | WIN KO |
1983-06-12 | Willy Paul Maxwell | debut | Graham Central Station, Phoenix | WIN KO |
1983-06-04 | Fred Tice | LW | Traverse City | WIN Technical knockout |
1983-05-26 | Rodney Moore | debut | Sands Casino Hotel, Atlantic City | WIN Points |