DC heavyweight Corey "T-Rex" Sanders lost a six-round decision to Denis Bakhtov on a card in Halle, Germany. The 358-pound Sanders did score a knockdown in the fifth round but lost the bout on points.
The loss is Sanders's seventh straight and drops his record to 23-13, 15 KO's. The Russian Bakhtov's record rises to 26-5, 16 KO's.
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Corey never had a chance he could have took the guy head off and they wouldn't give him the fight. I was ringside an the guy was out the ref counted like he was punch drunk!!
358 lbs??? That can't be healthy.
Corey Trained very hard for this fight he weighed 320lbs not 358lbs.
Happy Holidays Gary and everyone else here at Boxing Along The Beltway. I pray that God grace and mercy dwell where ever you are.
Richard, are you gonna fight in 2008.
I believe I stated once before I will fight in 2008. And when I have a date,time and location Gary will be the first to know. I appreciated you taking the time to ask, however I wont be fighting in the area I can tell you that much. *Special* (Message) To the haters keep whatching cause you to will be a fan and to those who seen me in action I love and your greatly appreciated God Bless you all.
Word is your just a sparring partner I heard you Got dropped by Fernando Vargas in Tampa.
Where are you gonna fight at, if not local.There are plenty of fights at your weight locally.Why not fight someone locally?
He said he would let you know. CHILL.
Hello Linda how are you my friend?
Richard thinks he's to good to fight local he got a huge break on the west coast via third party. I hear your going into the Sam Peter Camp with Corey a.k.a One eyed Wilie lol.
Everything I have recieved I earned every where I go I represent my hometown Washington DC. I'm what you call a underground boxing star getting the inside scoop on who's who and what's what you understand. I met some of the greatest fighters today within the past year and I have sparred with some of the best you wouldn't believe how well things are turning around for me. I truly thank God for all he has Blessed me with I will forever remain humble.
Doing great Richard. Good to hear things are going good for you. Wishing you the best in '08.
Can someone please explain how this guy is medically able to continue to have a boxing career. Come on, do he have to loose eyesight in both eyes? What's the history??
To tell you the truth, I'm not sure anymore. Apparently, he is allowed by some commissions overseas that aren't as strict as the ones here in the US.
I'm not sure what the reason is, though.
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