George Foreman vs. Axel Schulz

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Challenger rankings
Org. Pos. As of Published
1+ Mth. Old
WBA NR 30.10.1994 by 09.12.1994
WBC NR 30.11.1994 by 18.12.1994
IBF NR 01.12.1994 by 14.12.1994
Ring N/A N/A N/A
2+ Mth. Old
WBA N/A N/A N/A
WBC NR 01.11.1994 by 06.11.1994
IBF N/A N/A N/A
Ring N/A N/A N/A
3+ Mth. Old
WBA NR 30.09.1994 by 08.10.1994
WBC NR 31.08.1994 by 03.10.1994
IBF NR 30.09.1994 by 08.10.1994
Ring N/A N/A N/A

George Foreman 256 lbs beat Axel Schulz 221 lbs by MD in round 12 of 12

  • Date: 1995-04-22
  • Location: MGM Grand, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
  • Referee: Joe Cortez
  • Judge: Jerry Roth 115-113
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  • Judge: Chuck Giampa 114-114
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  • Judge: Keith MacDonald 115-113
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Notes

1995-04-22 - George Foreman vs. Axel Schulz (Poster).jpg
Foreman-Schulz.jpg
  • Bout official on January 20.
  • Foreman was a 6 to 1 favorite.
  • Foreman made $10 million. Schulz got $350,000.
  • The fight aired live on HBO.
  • There was a crowd of 11,111.
  • Foreman landed 249 of 543 punches. Schulz landed 229 of 482.
  • The fight averaged 3.9 million viewers on German TV network RTL.
  • In 2000, at former IBF president Bob Lee's racketeering trial, promoter Bob Arum testified that he agreed to pay $200,000 for the IBF to grant a special exemption to approve a title fight between Foreman and the unranked Schulz. $100,000 would be paid before the fight, and the other $100,000 would be paid after the fight. Arum said that he made the pre-fight payment but refused to make the post-fight payment after learning that Foreman had paid $250,000 to another IBF official. According to prosecutors, after Foreman won by a controversial decision, promoter Cedric Kushner paid the IBF to mandate a rematch. Foreman refused the rematch and vacated the IBF title.

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