Julian Jackson - Revision history

Artur128: /* Championship Record */

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Championship Record

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	*The Ring Magazine named Jackson the fifth [[:Division-By-Division - The Greatest Fighters of All-Time\|greatest junior middleweight of all-time]] in 1994 and the 25th [[:The 100 Greatest Punchers of All-Time!\|greatest puncher of all-time]] in 2003.		*The Ring Magazine named Jackson the fifth [[:Division-By-Division - The Greatest Fighters of All-Time\|greatest junior middleweight of all-time]] in 1994 and the 25th [[:The 100 Greatest Punchers of All-Time!\|greatest puncher of all-time]] in 2003.
	==Championship Record==		==Championship Record==
			*Jackson defeated 10 opponents (9 by KO) for world title.
			**6 opponents (5 by KO) for World Middleweight Title.
			**4 opponents (4 by KO) for World Super Welterweight Title.
	*Jackson had a record of 10-4 (9 KOs) in world title fights.		*Jackson had a record of 10-4 (9 KOs) in world title fights.
	*Jackson had a record of 4-5 (4 KOs) against former, current and future world titlists.		*Jackson had a record of 4-5 (4 KOs) against former, current and future world titlists.

John at 18:23, 31 August 2021

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	'''Julian Jackson''' is regarded as one of the greatest punchers of all-time. He could put opponents to sleep with either hand. But like so many of history's hard hitters, his chin didn't equal his knockout power.		'''Julian Jackson''' is regarded as one of the greatest punchers of all-time. He could put opponents to sleep with either hand. But like so many of history's hard hitters, his chin didn't equal his knockout power.

Solar95: /* Career Overview */

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Career Overview

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	*Jackson knocked out [[Agostino Cardamone]] in two rounds to win the vacant WBC middleweight championship on March 17, 1995. In his first defense of the title, on August 19, 1995, Jackson was knocked out in six rounds by [[Quincy Taylor]].		*Jackson knocked out [[Agostino Cardamone]] in two rounds to win the vacant WBC middleweight championship on March 17, 1995. In his first defense of the title, on August 19, 1995, Jackson was knocked out in six rounds by [[Quincy Taylor]].
	*The Ring Magazine named Jackson the fifth [[:Division-By-Division - The Greatest Fighters of All-Time\|greatest junior middleweight of all-time]] in 1994 and the 25th [[:The 100 Greatest Punchers of All-Time!\|greatest puncher of all-time]] in 2003.		*The Ring Magazine named Jackson the fifth [[:Division-By-Division - The Greatest Fighters of All-Time\|greatest junior middleweight of all-time]] in 1994 and the 25th [[:The 100 Greatest Punchers of All-Time!\|greatest puncher of all-time]] in 2003.
			==Championship Record==
	*Jackson had a record of 10-4 (9 KOs) in world title fights.		*Jackson had a record of 10-4 (9 KOs) in world title fights.
	*Jackson had a record of 4-5 (4 KOs) against former, current and future world titlists.		*Jackson had a record of 4-5 (4 KOs) against former, current and future world titlists.

Caseyc8 at 18:49, 7 December 2018

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Boxsoup at 21:29, 5 January 2015

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	*After McCallum moved up to middleweight, Jackson knocked out [[In-Chul Baek]] in three rounds to win the vacant WBA junior middleweight championship on November 21, 1987.		*After McCallum moved up to middleweight, Jackson knocked out [[In-Chul Baek]] in three rounds to win the vacant WBA junior middleweight championship on November 21, 1987.
	*In his third and final defense of the WBA junior middleweight championship, Jackson knocked out future [[International Boxing Hall of Fame\|Hall of Famer]] [[Terry Norris]] in two rounds on July 30, 1989.		*In his third and final defense of the WBA junior middleweight championship, Jackson knocked out future [[International Boxing Hall of Fame\|Hall of Famer]] [[Terry Norris]] in two rounds on July 30, 1989.
			*[[The Ring Magazine]] rated Jackson as the No. 1 junior middleweight in the world in [[The Ring Magazine's Annual Ratings: 1989\|1989]].
	*Jackson was scheduled to defend the WBA junior middleweight championship against Troy Wortham on November 18, 1989, but the fight was canceled after Jackson suffered a detached retina in his right eye.		*Jackson was scheduled to defend the WBA junior middleweight championship against Troy Wortham on November 18, 1989, but the fight was canceled after Jackson suffered a detached retina in his right eye.
	*On November 24, 1990, Jackson knocked out [[Herol Graham]] in three rounds to win the vacant WBC middleweight championship. Jackson ~~would~~ successfully ~~defend~~ the ~~title~~ four times before losing it to [[Gerald McClellan]] by a fifth-round knockout on May 8, 1993.		*On November 24, 1990, Jackson knocked out [[Herol Graham]] in three rounds to win the vacant WBC middleweight championship.
			*The Ring Magazine rated Jackson as the No. 1 middleweight in the world in [[The Ring Magazine's Annual Ratings: 1992\|1992]].
			*Jackson successfully defended the WBC middleweight championship four times before losing it to [[Gerald McClellan]] by a fifth-round knockout on May 8, 1993.
	*In an attempt to regain the WBC middleweight championship, Jackson was knocked out in the first round by Gerald McClellan on May 7, 1994. It would be McClellan's last victory. In his next fight, McClellan was knocked out in ten rounds by WBC super middleweight champion [[Nigel Benn]] and suffered severe brain damage.		*In an attempt to regain the WBC middleweight championship, Jackson was knocked out in the first round by Gerald McClellan on May 7, 1994. It would be McClellan's last victory. In his next fight, McClellan was knocked out in ten rounds by WBC super middleweight champion [[Nigel Benn]] and suffered severe brain damage.
	*Jackson knocked out [[Agostino Cardamone]] in two rounds to win the vacant WBC middleweight championship on March 17, 1995. In his first defense of the title, on August 19, 1995, Jackson was knocked out in six rounds by [[Quincy Taylor]].		*Jackson knocked out [[Agostino Cardamone]] in two rounds to win the vacant WBC middleweight championship on March 17, 1995. In his first defense of the title, on August 19, 1995, Jackson was knocked out in six rounds by [[Quincy Taylor]].
	*[[The Ring Magazine]] named Jackson the fifth [[:Division-By-Division - The Greatest Fighters of All-Time\|greatest junior middleweight of all-time]] in 1994 and the 25th [[:The 100 Greatest Punchers of All-Time!\|greatest puncher of all-time]] in 2003.		*The Ring Magazine named Jackson the fifth [[:Division-By-Division - The Greatest Fighters of All-Time\|greatest junior middleweight of all-time]] in 1994 and the 25th [[:The 100 Greatest Punchers of All-Time!\|greatest puncher of all-time]] in 2003.
	*Jackson had a record of 10-4 (9 KOs) in world title fights.		*Jackson had a record of 10-4 (9 KOs) in world title fights.
	*Jackson had a record of 4-5 (4 KOs) against former, current and future world titlists.		*Jackson had a record of 4-5 (4 KOs) against former, current and future world titlists.

Boxsoup at 00:14, 5 January 2015

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	'''Julian Jackson''' is regarded as one of the all-time ~~great punchers; he~~ put opponents to sleep with either hand. But like so many of history's hard hitters, his chin didn't equal his knockout ~~punch~~.		'''Julian Jackson''' is regarded as one of the greatest punchers of all-time. He could put opponents to sleep with either hand. But like so many of history's hard hitters, his chin didn't equal his knockout power.

	~~Two of~~ Jackson~~'s sons qualified for~~ the ~~2008 Beijing Olympic Games:~~ [[Julius Jackson\|Julius]] ~~as a light heavyweight,~~ and [[John Jackson (Virgin Islands)\|John]] ~~as a~~ welterweight.		Jackson is the father of fellow boxers [[Julius Jackson\|Julius]] and [[John Jackson (Virgin Islands)\|John Jackson]]. Both represented the Virgin Islands at the 2008 Beijing [[Olympic Games]]. Julius competed at light heavyweight and lost in the first round of the tournament. John, who competed at welterweight, won his first match but lost his second.

	==~~Professional~~ Career==		==Career Overview==
	*~~Has~~ a record of 10-4 (9 KOs) in ~~World Title~~ fights.		*Jackson had an amateur record of 15-2.
	*~~Has~~ a record of 4-5 (4 KOs) against former or current world ~~titleists~~.		*Jackson held the [[WBC]] Continental Americas junior middleweight championship from 1984 to 1987 and defended it five times.
			*In his first attempt to win a world title, Jackson was stopped in the second round by [[WBA]] junior middleweight champion [[Mike McCallum]] on August 23, 1986.
			*After McCallum moved up to middleweight, Jackson knocked out [[In-Chul Baek]] in three rounds to win the vacant WBA junior middleweight championship on November 21, 1987.
			*In his third and final defense of the WBA junior middleweight championship, Jackson knocked out future [[International Boxing Hall of Fame\|Hall of Famer]] [[Terry Norris]] in two rounds on July 30, 1989.
			*Jackson was scheduled to defend the WBA junior middleweight championship against Troy Wortham on November 18, 1989, but the fight was canceled after Jackson suffered a detached retina in his right eye.
			*On November 24, 1990, Jackson knocked out [[Herol Graham]] in three rounds to win the vacant WBC middleweight championship. Jackson would successfully defend the title four times before losing it to [[Gerald McClellan]] by a fifth-round knockout on May 8, 1993.
			*In an attempt to regain the WBC middleweight championship, Jackson was knocked out in the first round by Gerald McClellan on May 7, 1994. It would be McClellan's last victory. In his next fight, McClellan was knocked out in ten rounds by WBC super middleweight champion [[Nigel Benn]] and suffered severe brain damage.
			*Jackson knocked out [[Agostino Cardamone]] in two rounds to win the vacant WBC middleweight championship on March 17, 1995. In his first defense of the title, on August 19, 1995, Jackson was knocked out in six rounds by [[Quincy Taylor]].
			*[[The Ring Magazine]] named Jackson the fifth [[:Division-By-Division - The Greatest Fighters of All-Time\|greatest junior middleweight of all-time]] in 1994 and the 25th [[:The 100 Greatest Punchers of All-Time!\|greatest puncher of all-time]] in 2003.
			*Jackson had a record of 10-4 (9 KOs) in world title fights.
			*Jackson had a record of 4-5 (4 KOs) against former, current and future world titlists.
	**Won against [[Eddie Gazo]], [[In-Chul Baek]], [[Buster Drayton]], [[Terry Norris]].		**Won against [[Eddie Gazo]], [[In-Chul Baek]], [[Buster Drayton]], [[Terry Norris]].
	**Lost against [[Mike McCallum]], [[Gerald McClellan]] (twice), [[Quincy Taylor]], [[Verno Phillips]].		**Lost against [[Mike McCallum]], [[Gerald McClellan]] (twice), [[Quincy Taylor]], [[Verno Phillips]].

			==Article==
			*[http://www.doghouseboxing.com/Ken/Hissner-0513a14-New.htm "Julian 'The Hawk' Jackson: A Two-Division Champ & KO Artist" By Ken Hissner, Doghouse Boxing, May 13, 2014]
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	Two of Jackson's sons qualified for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games: [[Julius Jackson\|Julius]] as a light heavyweight, and [[John Jackson (Virgin Islands)\|John]] as a welterweight.		Two of Jackson's sons qualified for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games: [[Julius Jackson\|Julius]] as a light heavyweight, and [[John Jackson (Virgin Islands)\|John]] as a welterweight.

			==Professional Career==
			*Has a record of 10-4 (9 KOs) in World Title fights.
			*Has a record of 4-5 (4 KOs) against former or current world titleists.
			**Won against [[Eddie Gazo]], [[In-Chul Baek]], [[Buster Drayton]], [[Terry Norris]].
			**Lost against [[Mike McCallum]], [[Gerald McClellan]] (twice), [[Quincy Taylor]], [[Verno Phillips]].


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	'''Julian Jackson''' is regarded as one of the all-time great punchers; he put opponents to sleep with either hand. But like so many of history's hard hitters, his chin didn't equal his knockout punch.		'''Julian Jackson''' is regarded as one of the all-time great punchers; he put opponents to sleep with either hand. But like so many of history's hard hitters, his chin didn't equal his knockout punch.

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