Bruce Seldon - Revision history

John at 20:31, 12 June 2024

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	After six and a half years of inactivity, Seldon returned to the ring on March 6, 2004 with a third-round knockout of [[Otis Tisdale]]. On May 15, 2004, he faced undefeated prospect [[Gerald Nobles]]. Seldon knocked Nobles down in round two, but Nobles came back to stop Seldon in the ninth round. After being stopped in the second round by [[Tye Fields]] on October 28, 2005, Seldon was inactive for sixteen months. After three consecutive wins, he was stopped in five rounds by [[Kevin Johnson]] on September 5, 2008. Seldon's last fight was a ninth-round KO loss to [[Fres Oquendo]] on July 24, 2009.		After six and a half years of inactivity, Seldon returned to the ring on March 6, 2004 with a third-round knockout of [[Otis Tisdale]]. On May 15, 2004, he faced undefeated prospect [[Gerald Nobles]]. Seldon knocked Nobles down in round two, but Nobles came back to stop Seldon in the ninth round. After being stopped in the second round by [[Tye Fields]] on October 28, 2005, Seldon was inactive for sixteen months. After three consecutive wins, he was stopped in five rounds by [[Kevin Johnson]] on September 5, 2008. Seldon's last fight was a ninth-round KO loss to [[Fres Oquendo]] on July 24, 2009.

	Seldon trains his son, super middleweight [[Isiah Seldon]]~~. Father and son are pictured above to the right~~.		Seldon trains his son, super middleweight [[Isiah Seldon]].

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John at 09:53, 27 May 2022

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			'''Bruce Seldon''' was the [[World Boxing Association]] heavyweight champion from 1995 to 1996. It was after the match between Seldon and [[Mike Tyson]], in which Seldon lost his title by a [[Bruce Seldon vs. Mike Tyson\|first-round TKO]], that Tupac Shakur was murdered in a drive-by shooting.
	'''Bruce Seldon''' was the [[World Boxing Association]] heavyweight champion from 1995 to 1996. It was after ~~a boxing~~ match between Seldon and [[Mike Tyson]], in which Seldon lost his title by a [[Bruce Seldon vs. Mike Tyson\|first-round TKO]], that Tupac Shakur was murdered in a drive-by shooting.

	Seldon turned pro after compiling an amateur record of 20-4 and winning the New Jersey [[Golden Gloves]] super heavyweight championship. He began his career on October 4, 1988 with a first-round knockout of Joel McGraw and won his first 18 fights. During this winning streak, he defeated such notable fighters as [[Ezra Sellers]], [[Ossie Ocasio]], [[David Bey]] and [[Jose Ribalta]].		Seldon turned pro after compiling an amateur record of 20-4 and winning the New Jersey [[Golden Gloves]] super heavyweight championship. He began his career on October 4, 1988 with a first-round knockout of Joel McGraw and won his first 18 fights. During this winning streak, he defeated such notable fighters as [[Ezra Sellers]], [[Ossie Ocasio]], [[David Bey]] and [[Jose Ribalta]].

Boxsoup at 07:09, 19 April 2013

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	'''Bruce Seldon''' was the [[World Boxing Association]] heavyweight champion from 1995 to 1996. It was after a boxing match between Seldon and [[Mike Tyson]], in which Seldon lost his title by [[Bruce Seldon vs. Mike Tyson\|~~1st~~ round TKO]], that Tupac Shakur was murdered in a drive-by shooting.		'''Bruce Seldon''' was the [[World Boxing Association]] heavyweight champion from 1995 to 1996. It was after a boxing match between Seldon and [[Mike Tyson]], in which Seldon lost his title by a [[Bruce Seldon vs. Mike Tyson\|first-round TKO]], that Tupac Shakur was murdered in a drive-by shooting.

	Seldon turned pro after compiling an amateur record of 20-4 and winning the New Jersey Golden Gloves super heavyweight championship. He began his career on October 4, 1988 with a first round knockout of Joel McGraw and won his first 18 fights ~~without a blemish~~. During this winning streak he defeated notable fighters ~~such~~ as~~: [[Jesse Ferguson]],~~[[Ezra Sellers]], [[Ossie Ocasio]], [[David Bey]] and [[Jose Ribalta]].		Seldon turned pro after compiling an amateur record of 20-4 and winning the New Jersey [[Golden Gloves]] super heavyweight championship. He began his career on October 4, 1988 with a first-round knockout of Joel McGraw and won his first 18 fights. During this winning streak, he defeated such notable fighters as [[Ezra Sellers]], [[Ossie Ocasio]], [[David Bey]] and [[Jose Ribalta]].

	On April 18, 1991 future [[WBC]] heavyweight champion [[Oliver McCall]] handed him his first defeat. ~~Seldon was clearly ahead~~ on ~~the~~ scorecards entering the ninth round ~~when he~~ was ~~unable to continue due to insufficient conditioning. The bout was stopped~~ via the three knockdown rule ~~when a visibly fatigued Seldon went down for the third time~~. In his next ~~start~~ Seldon was ~~defeated~~ by future ~~undisputed~~ World Heavyweight Champion [[Riddick Bowe]].		On April 18, 1991, future [[WBC]] heavyweight champion [[Oliver McCall]] handed him his first defeat. Ahead on all three official scorecards entering the ninth round, a fatigued Seldon was floored three times in the ninth and lost via the three-knockdown rule. In his next fight, Seldon was knocked out in one round by future Undisputed World Heavyweight Champion [[Riddick Bowe]].

	~~Bruce~~ Seldon ~~went 13-1 over the~~ next ~~nearly four years~~, a ~~streak which included a~~ decision ~~loss to~~ former ~~world~~ champion [[Tony Tubbs]] ~~and a TKO victory over~~ former ~~world champion~~ [[~~Greg Page~~]]~~. On April 8, 1995 he faced former world~~ champion [[Tony Tucker]] for the vacant WBA heavyweight ~~title~~. George Foreman was stripped of the title for fighting [[Axel Schulz]] instead of the ~~organizations~~ top contender~~, Tucker~~. Seldon, the WBA~~'s second ranked heavyweight contender at the time~~, stopped Tucker at the end of round seven to claim the vacant title. It was the first stoppage loss of Tucker's career (his two previous losses were decisions to Mike Tyson and [[Lennox Lewis]]). In the lone successful defense of his title Seldon stopped ~~number 4~~ ranked contender [[Joe Hipp]] in the tenth round. Thirteen months later he would lose the title to Tyson at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.		Seldon came back to win his next six fights, then lost a ten-round unanimous decision against former WBA heavyweight champion [[Tony Tubbs]] on October 14, 1992. After seven straight wins, Seldon fought former [[IBF]] heavyweight champion [[Tony Tucker]] On April 8, 1995 for the vacant WBA heavyweight championship. [[George Foreman]] was stripped of the title for fighting [[Axel Schulz]] instead of Tucker, the organization's top contender. Seldon, ranked second by the WBA, stopped Tucker at the end of round seven to claim the vacant title. It was the first stoppage loss of Tucker's career (his two previous losses were decisions to Mike Tyson and [[Lennox Lewis]]). In the lone successful defense of his title, Seldon stopped fourth-ranked contender [[Joe Hipp]] in the tenth round. Thirteen months later, he would lose the title to Mike Tyson via first-round TKO at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

	Seldon ~~retired~~ for ~~7 1/2~~ years ~~before returning~~ to the ring on March 6, 2004 ~~when he registered~~ a third round knockout ~~over~~ [[Otis Tisdale]] ~~and one month later he dispatched [[Lenzie Morgan]] in two rounds~~. ~~The third bout of his comeback was~~ May 15, 2004 ~~versus~~ undefeated prospect [[Gerald Nobles]]. ~~Having~~ knocked down ~~Nobles~~ in round two, Seldon ~~was stopped~~ in the ~~9th~~ round. After being stopped in the ~~2nd~~ round by [[Tye Fields]] in October 2005, Seldon was inactive for ~~more than year~~. ~~In February 2007~~ he ~~made a comeback, stopping Marcus Rhode~~ in ~~round 1. After losses to~~ [[Kevin Johnson]] ~~and~~ [[Fres Oquendo]], ~~Bruce is more active today training as the trainer of~~ his son, ~~Super Middleweight~~ Isiah Seldon, pictured ~~with his father~~ above.		On June 26, 1998, Seldon was sentenced to five years probation and 364 days in jail by a Camden, New Jersey, judge for smoking marijuana with a 15-year-old girl and taking part in sexual activity with her the previous year. Seldon pleaded guilty to two counts of endangering the welfare of a child. In exchange, prosecutors dismissed a more serious charge of sexual assault as well as drug and weapons offenses. Superior Court Judge Stephen W. Thompson said Seldon would have to register his whereabouts with the police under New Jersey's Megan's Law statute as a convicted sex offender. He could have sentenced Seldon to a maximum five-year prison sentence on each of the endangerment counts.

			After six and a half years of inactivity, Seldon returned to the ring on March 6, 2004 with a third-round knockout of [[Otis Tisdale]]. On May 15, 2004, he faced undefeated prospect [[Gerald Nobles]]. Seldon knocked Nobles down in round two, but Nobles came back to stop Seldon in the ninth round. After being stopped in the second round by [[Tye Fields]] on October 28, 2005, Seldon was inactive for sixteen months. After three consecutive wins, he was stopped in five rounds by [[Kevin Johnson]] on September 5, 2008. Seldon's last fight was a ninth-round KO loss to [[Fres Oquendo]] on July 24, 2009.

			Seldon trains his son, super middleweight [[Isiah Seldon]]. Father and son are pictured above to the right.

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Elguapo427 at 15:33, 23 March 2013

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	'''Bruce Seldon''' was the [[World Boxing Association]] heavyweight champion from 1995 to 1996. It was after a boxing match between Seldon and [[Mike Tyson]], in which Seldon lost his title by [[Bruce Seldon vs. Mike Tyson\|1st round TKO]], that Tupac Shakur was murdered in a drive-by shooting.		'''Bruce Seldon''' was the [[World Boxing Association]] heavyweight champion from 1995 to 1996. It was after a boxing match between Seldon and [[Mike Tyson]], in which Seldon lost his title by [[Bruce Seldon vs. Mike Tyson\|1st round TKO]], that Tupac Shakur was murdered in a drive-by shooting.

	Seldon turned pro after compiling an amateur record of 20-4 and winning the New Jersey Golden Gloves super heavyweight championship. He began his career on October 4, 1988 with a first round knockout of Joel McGraw and won his first 18 fights without a blemish. During this winning streak he defeated notable fighters such as: [[Ezra Sellers]], [[Ossie Ocasio]], [[David Bey]] and [[Jose Ribalta]].		Seldon turned pro after compiling an amateur record of 20-4 and winning the New Jersey Golden Gloves super heavyweight championship. He began his career on October 4, 1988 with a first round knockout of Joel McGraw and won his first 18 fights without a blemish. During this winning streak he defeated notable fighters such as: [[Jesse Ferguson]],[[Ezra Sellers]], [[Ossie Ocasio]], [[David Bey]] and [[Jose Ribalta]].

	On April 18, 1991 future [[WBC]] heavyweight champion [[Oliver McCall]] handed him his first defeat. Seldon was clearly ahead on the scorecards entering the ninth round when he was unable to continue due to insufficient conditioning. The bout was stopped via the three knockdown rule when a visibly fatigued Seldon went down for the third time. In his next start Seldon was defeated by future undisputed World Heavyweight Champion [[Riddick Bowe]].		On April 18, 1991 future [[WBC]] heavyweight champion [[Oliver McCall]] handed him his first defeat. Seldon was clearly ahead on the scorecards entering the ninth round when he was unable to continue due to insufficient conditioning. The bout was stopped via the three knockdown rule when a visibly fatigued Seldon went down for the third time. In his next start Seldon was defeated by future undisputed World Heavyweight Champion [[Riddick Bowe]].

Sweetscientist at 18:16, 13 July 2012

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	'''Bruce Seldon''' was the [[World Boxing Association]] heavyweight champion from 1995 to 1996. It was after a boxing match between Seldon and [[Mike Tyson]], in which Seldon lost his title by [[Bruce Seldon vs. Mike Tyson\|1st round TKO]], that Tupac Shakur was murdered in a drive-by shooting.		'''Bruce Seldon''' was the [[World Boxing Association]] heavyweight champion from 1995 to 1996. It was after a boxing match between Seldon and [[Mike Tyson]], in which Seldon lost his title by [[Bruce Seldon vs. Mike Tyson\|1st round TKO]], that Tupac Shakur was murdered in a drive-by shooting.

Michael at 06:00, 27 July 2011

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	'''Bruce Seldon''' was the [[World Boxing Association]] heavyweight champion from 1995 to 1996. It was after a boxing match between Seldon and [[Mike Tyson]], in which Seldon lost his title by [[Bruce Seldon vs. Mike Tyson\|1st round TKO]], that Tupac Shakur was murdered in a drive-by shooting.		'''Bruce Seldon''' was the [[World Boxing Association]] heavyweight champion from 1995 to 1996. It was after a boxing match between Seldon and [[Mike Tyson]], in which Seldon lost his title by [[Bruce Seldon vs. Mike Tyson\|1st round TKO]], that Tupac Shakur was murdered in a drive-by shooting.

Michael at 05:59, 27 July 2011

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	'''Bruce Seldon''' was the [[World Boxing Association]] heavyweight champion from 1995 to 1996. It was after a boxing match between Seldon and [[Mike Tyson]], in which Seldon lost his title by [[Bruce Seldon vs. Mike Tyson\|1st round TKO]], that Tupac Shakur was murdered in a drive-by shooting.		'''Bruce Seldon''' was the [[World Boxing Association]] heavyweight champion from 1995 to 1996. It was after a boxing match between Seldon and [[Mike Tyson]], in which Seldon lost his title by [[Bruce Seldon vs. Mike Tyson\|1st round TKO]], that Tupac Shakur was murdered in a drive-by shooting.

Michael at 05:58, 27 July 2011

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	'''Bruce Seldon''' was the [[World Boxing Association]] heavyweight champion from 1995 to 1996. It was after a boxing match between Seldon and [[Mike Tyson]], in which Seldon lost his title by [[Bruce Seldon vs. Mike Tyson\|1st round TKO]], that Tupac Shakur was murdered in a drive-by shooting.		'''Bruce Seldon''' was the [[World Boxing Association]] heavyweight champion from 1995 to 1996. It was after a boxing match between Seldon and [[Mike Tyson]], in which Seldon lost his title by [[Bruce Seldon vs. Mike Tyson\|1st round TKO]], that Tupac Shakur was murdered in a drive-by shooting.

Turpintime at 16:34, 29 August 2010

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	Bruce Seldon went 13-1 over the next nearly four years, a streak which included a decision loss to former world champion [[Tony Tubbs]] and a TKO victory over former world champion [[Greg Page]]. On April 8, 1995 he faced former world champion [[Tony Tucker]] for the vacant WBA heavyweight title. George Foreman was stripped of the title for fighting [[Axel Schulz]] instead of the organizations top contender, Tucker. Seldon, the WBA's second ranked heavyweight contender at the time, stopped Tucker at the end of round seven to claim the vacant title. It was the first stoppage loss of Tucker's career (his two previous losses were decisions to Mike Tyson and [[Lennox Lewis]]). In the lone successful defense of his title Seldon stopped number 4 ranked contender [[Joe Hipp]] in the tenth round. Thirteen months later he would lose the title to Tyson at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.		Bruce Seldon went 13-1 over the next nearly four years, a streak which included a decision loss to former world champion [[Tony Tubbs]] and a TKO victory over former world champion [[Greg Page]]. On April 8, 1995 he faced former world champion [[Tony Tucker]] for the vacant WBA heavyweight title. George Foreman was stripped of the title for fighting [[Axel Schulz]] instead of the organizations top contender, Tucker. Seldon, the WBA's second ranked heavyweight contender at the time, stopped Tucker at the end of round seven to claim the vacant title. It was the first stoppage loss of Tucker's career (his two previous losses were decisions to Mike Tyson and [[Lennox Lewis]]). In the lone successful defense of his title Seldon stopped number 4 ranked contender [[Joe Hipp]] in the tenth round. Thirteen months later he would lose the title to Tyson at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

	Seldon retired for 7 1/2 years before returning to the ring on March 6, 2004 when he registered a third round knockout over [[Otis Tisdale]] and one month later he dispatched [[Lenzie Morgan]] in two rounds. The third bout of his comeback was May 15, 2004 versus undefeated prospect [[Gerald Nobles]]. Having knocked down Nobles in round two, Seldon was stopped in the 9th round. After being stopped in the 2nd round by [[Tye Fields]] in October 2005, Seldon was inactive for more than year. In February 2007 he made a comeback, stopping Marcus Rhode in round 1. After losses to [[Kevin Johnson]] and [[Fres Oquendo]], Bruce is more active today training as the trainer of his son, Super Middleweight Isiah Seldon.		Seldon retired for 7 1/2 years before returning to the ring on March 6, 2004 when he registered a third round knockout over [[Otis Tisdale]] and one month later he dispatched [[Lenzie Morgan]] in two rounds. The third bout of his comeback was May 15, 2004 versus undefeated prospect [[Gerald Nobles]]. Having knocked down Nobles in round two, Seldon was stopped in the 9th round. After being stopped in the 2nd round by [[Tye Fields]] in October 2005, Seldon was inactive for more than year. In February 2007 he made a comeback, stopping Marcus Rhode in round 1. After losses to [[Kevin Johnson]] and [[Fres Oquendo]], Bruce is more active today training as the trainer of his son, Super Middleweight Isiah Seldon, pictured with his father above.

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Turpintime at 16:34, 29 August 2010

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	Bruce Seldon went 13-1 over the next nearly four years, a streak which included a decision loss to former world champion [[Tony Tubbs]] and a TKO victory over former world champion [[Greg Page]]. On April 8, 1995 he faced former world champion [[Tony Tucker]] for the vacant WBA heavyweight title. George Foreman was stripped of the title for fighting [[Axel Schulz]] instead of the organizations top contender, Tucker. Seldon, the WBA's second ranked heavyweight contender at the time, stopped Tucker at the end of round seven to claim the vacant title. It was the first stoppage loss of Tucker's career (his two previous losses were decisions to Mike Tyson and [[Lennox Lewis]]). In the lone successful defense of his title Seldon stopped number 4 ranked contender [[Joe Hipp]] in the tenth round. Thirteen months later he would lose the title to Tyson at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.		Bruce Seldon went 13-1 over the next nearly four years, a streak which included a decision loss to former world champion [[Tony Tubbs]] and a TKO victory over former world champion [[Greg Page]]. On April 8, 1995 he faced former world champion [[Tony Tucker]] for the vacant WBA heavyweight title. George Foreman was stripped of the title for fighting [[Axel Schulz]] instead of the organizations top contender, Tucker. Seldon, the WBA's second ranked heavyweight contender at the time, stopped Tucker at the end of round seven to claim the vacant title. It was the first stoppage loss of Tucker's career (his two previous losses were decisions to Mike Tyson and [[Lennox Lewis]]). In the lone successful defense of his title Seldon stopped number 4 ranked contender [[Joe Hipp]] in the tenth round. Thirteen months later he would lose the title to Tyson at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

	Seldon retired for 7 1/2 years before returning to the ring on March 6, 2004 when he registered a third round knockout over [[Otis Tisdale]] and one month later he dispatched [[Lenzie Morgan]] in two rounds. The third bout of his comeback was May 15, 2004 versus undefeated prospect [[Gerald Nobles]]. Having knocked down Nobles in round two, Seldon was stopped in the 9th round. After being stopped in the 2nd round by [[Tye Fields]] in October 2005, Seldon was inactive for more than year. In February 2007 he made a comeback, stopping Marcus Rhode in round 1. After losses to [[Kevin Johnson]] and [[Fres Oquendo]], Bruce is more active today training as the trainer of his son, Super Middleweight [[Isiah Seldon]].		Seldon retired for 7 1/2 years before returning to the ring on March 6, 2004 when he registered a third round knockout over [[Otis Tisdale]] and one month later he dispatched [[Lenzie Morgan]] in two rounds. The third bout of his comeback was May 15, 2004 versus undefeated prospect [[Gerald Nobles]]. Having knocked down Nobles in round two, Seldon was stopped in the 9th round. After being stopped in the 2nd round by [[Tye Fields]] in October 2005, Seldon was inactive for more than year. In February 2007 he made a comeback, stopping Marcus Rhode in round 1. After losses to [[Kevin Johnson]] and [[Fres Oquendo]], Bruce is more active today training as the trainer of his son, Super Middleweight Isiah Seldon.

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