Kurt Emhoff said it happened in the 4th on Sam's facebook.
https://www.facebook.com/samkingsoliman ... =1&theater
Sam told Ray Wheatley it happened in the 5th.
http://www.fightnews.com/Boxing/soliman ... ore-266543
an: I will be back early in 2015
By Ray Wheatley — World of Boxing
Photo: Werner Kalin
Former IBF middleweight champion Sam “King” Soliman spoke to Fightnews.com and revealed that he has decided not to retire and will resume his career in February or March 2015 against a rated middleweight. Soliman injured his knee in round five of his IBF middleweight title defense against Jermain Taylor and has undergone rehabilitation. He now has a brace on his leg but is power walking and has been advised by his doctor he can degin sparring sessions in early December.
“The injury to my knee happened in round five and I was in control of the fight until that occurred, said Soliman. “Had I been losing the rounds before that injury I definitely would have contemplated retirement. I take nothing away from Jermaine Taylor. He has been an outstanding world champion and I respect what he has done in boxing. Jermain is five years younger than me but I still feel many years younger than what I am and I credit that to the clean life I have lived and my dedication to training.
“After viewing the fight when ESPN commentator Teddy Atlas said I won rounds two, three, four and five with round one drawn and also having everyone say to me ‘you were winning the fight until you injured your knee in round five,’ that gives me the hunger to continue. I still won round five with that bad knee but it became worse as the fight progressed. I was not hurt at any point during the fight and that includes the knockdowns when I had no balance.
“I want to thank the American boxing fans who treated me so well before and after the fight. I had a holiday in New York, which I enjoyed, after the Taylor fight. I’m looking forward to being back boxing in the USA soon.”
“Thanks to Fightnews for your support. You have been great. I will be back early in 2015.”
And told Aus-boxing it happened in the 6th.
http://www.aus-boxing.com/2014/11/01/sa ... r-rematch/
Sam Soliman looking for another title tilt, Taylor rematch
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FORMER IBF middleweight champion, Sam Soliman, is on the comeback trail after winning the respect of millions of boxing fans around the world by raising the bar on courage and determination by fighting with a knee injury that would have caused most if not all fighters to quit.
Soliman injured his medial ligament in the sixth round when defending his IBF middleweight title in Biloxi, Mississippi on October 8th, against Jermain Taylor, former four-time world title holder, and now IBF middleweight champion. Soliman was ahead on all three judges’ score cards at the time.
“My rehabilitation program is being overseen by one of Australia’s leading sports physicians, Dr Peter Fuller, and I was told today that if all goes the way it has since the fight, and I stay to plan, I can fight at the level I need early next year,” Soliman said.
Soliman’s manager, David Stanley said: “Sam lost the title, but he won over the hearts of the US boxing public and boxing media around the world with a truly courageous Arturo Gatti like effort. A re-match with Jermain Taylor would generate a lot of interest.”
Team Soliman are now talking with Taylor’s management about the rematch.
Soliman’s manager David Stanley said: “We enjoyed an excellent relationship with Team Taylor, and there is mutual respect both for what Taylor did to win the fight, and for what Soliman did to finish it.”
“A Team Taylor insider we talked to after the fight said they would consider a re-match, and our US agent and lawyer, Kurt Emhoff, is now working on a formal request for a rematch as Taylor’s next defense.”
Soliman said: “We gave Team Taylor a shot. It’s now in their hands. I respectfully ask Team Taylor to return the honor we extended to them, and let’s do it early next year.”
“A re-match, giving us a chance to go to war a second time would be pretty entertaining because both of us are true warriors,” Soliman said.
“I have a lot of respect for Jermain Taylor. He was very respectful to me leading up to and after the fight. Jermain is as humble as they come. Some of the comments made in the media were unfair, Jermain is a really good guy.
“I was only able to get through those last six rounds because of the great preparation I had through the efforts of my team Christian Ennor, Nigel McCarthy, David Tuinauvai, David Stanley, Kurt Emhoff, Rich Ryan; and the promise I made to the children at the Bythedale Childrens Hospital in Valhalla New York that I would never quit if they promised to never quit.
“Taylor is the former undisputed champion of the world and I know he would have felt better if he had won the fight by outboxing or by knocking me out to became a world champion. In a rematch he will have the chance to just that,” Soliman said.
“Having lost the belt in the way I did, its undisputable, Jermain and I have some unfinished business.”
“I believe Taylor has the pride of a true champion and will grant us the rematch. I would do the same if I was in his situation.”
3 different versions on 3 different occasions. There are those that say that's suspicious. But that's for them to say I guess.
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