stujones wrote:What happend to that part time British fighter from aout 6-7 years ago who would come in with his own belt - when he would lose, would give the opponent the belt only for the opponent to "vacate" and he would have it back.
I did check and this wasn't an April edition of Boxing Monthly when I read a small piece on him.
I think he called it the "Mickey Mouse" world championship or something like that.
It was Rob Galloway. He made a belt out of an old hubcap and a strip of vinyl and drew Mickey Mouse's face on the hubcap with a permanent marker. He called it the Dizneyworld Boxing Championship (deliberate misspelling) and appointed himself champion and president. In his next fight, Kent Davis outpointed him, but he (as the DBC) decided the decision was unfair so reinstated himself as champ.
stujones wrote:What happend to that part time British fighter from aout 6-7 years ago who would come in with his own belt - when he would lose, would give the opponent the belt only for the opponent to "vacate" and he would have it back.
I did check and this wasn't an April edition of Boxing Monthly when I read a small piece on him.
I think he called it the "Mickey Mouse" world championship or something like that.
It was Rob Galloway. He made a belt out of an old hubcap and a strip of vinyl and drew Mickey Mouse's face on the hubcap with a permanent marker. He called it the Dizneyworld Boxing Championship (deliberate misspelling) and appointed himself champion and president. In his next fight, Kent Davis outpointed him, but he (as the DBC) decided the decision was unfair so reinstated himself as champ.