Tyrone Brunson - Revision history

Ceejay87 at 23:21, 14 November 2023

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	==Professional Career==		==Professional Career==
	* 19 consecutive first-round knockouts. Brunson broke the world record for consecutive first-round knockouts by [[Edwin Valero]] of Venezuela.		* 19 consecutive first-round knockouts. Brunson broke the world record for consecutive first-round knockouts by [[Edwin Valero]] of Venezuela.
	* Of Brunson's 19 bout first round knockout winning streak, only one fighter in that streak had a winning record at the time, James Morrow, whose padded record was built on fighters with losing records as well. After losing to Brunson, Morrow ~~got knocked out 12 times~~.		* Of Brunson's 19 bout first round knockout winning streak only one fighter in that streak had a winning record at the time, James Morrow, whose padded record was built on fighters with losing records as well. After losing to Brunson, Morrow would go 4-22-1.
	* Brunson used to be promoted Lion Heart Boxing Productions, a United States boxing promotional company started in New Orleans, Louisiana, by Tax Attorney Edward B. Mendy. On July 9, 2007, Brunson signed with promoter [[Don King]].		* Brunson used to be promoted Lion Heart Boxing Productions, a United States boxing promotional company started in New Orleans, Louisiana, by Tax Attorney Edward B. Mendy. On July 9, 2007, Brunson signed with promoter [[Don King]].
	* In late 2007, Brunson filed for bankruptcy.		* In late 2007, Brunson filed for bankruptcy.
	* In December 2009, he was floored for the first time, in the third round by future NABA light middleweight champion [[Carson Jones]], who then attacked a confused Brunson on the ropes after he beat the count. Brunson, in a new situation, unable to make a style correction, got hit at will until the referee stopped the bout. Jones had discovered Brunson's critical weakness-dropping his left hand low after throwing a left jab-and capitalized on the flaw to expose Brunson as a limited fighter. Brunson tried but never regained his career momentum from that point.		* In December 2009, he was floored for the first time, in the third round by future NABA light middleweight champion [[Carson Jones]], who then attacked a confused Brunson on the ropes after he beat the count. Brunson, in a new situation, unable to make a style correction, got hit at will until the referee stopped the bout. Jones had discovered Brunson's critical weakness-dropping his left hand low after throwing a left jab-and capitalized on the flaw to expose Brunson as a limited fighter. Brunson tried but never regained his career momentum from that point.
	* After losing to Carson Jones, between 2012 and 2015 Tyrone Brunson attempted and failed in five serious comeback attempts, losing to five solid winning fighters with a combined 93 wins, getting stopped three times, also losing an eight round decision and a ten round decision.		* After losing to Carson Jones, between 2012 and 2015 Tyrone Brunson attempted and failed in five serious comeback attempts, losing to five solid winning fighters with a combined 93 wins, getting stopped three times, also losing an eight round decision and a ten round decision.
	* Attempted yet another comeback in 2016, ~~his second attempt at middleweight, against 36 bout veteran [[Joshua Okine]] in an eight rounder.~~		* Attempted yet another comeback in 2016, defeating Kermit Cintron but losing to Brandon Adams and Serhii Bohachuk before retiring

John at 14:55, 10 May 2019

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John at 14:43, 10 May 2019

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	[[~~file~~:~~fvtre~~.~~jpg~~\|left\|~~Tyrone Brunson~~]]		[[File:306912.jpeg\|left\|250px]]
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	'''Trainer:''' James Walker		* '''Trainer:''' James Walker
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	==Amateur Career==		==Amateur Career==
	* Tyrone Brunson won Pennsylvania Youth Silver Gloves, and Pennsylvania State Golden Gloves, but did not win a national tournament.		* Tyrone Brunson won Pennsylvania Youth Silver Gloves, and Pennsylvania State Golden Gloves, but did not win a national tournament.

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Rockyjones at 00:30, 5 July 2016

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	* Brunson used to be promoted Lion Heart Boxing Productions, a United States boxing promotional company started in New Orleans, Louisiana, by Tax Attorney Edward B. Mendy. On July 9, 2007, Brunson signed with promoter [[Don King]].		* Brunson used to be promoted Lion Heart Boxing Productions, a United States boxing promotional company started in New Orleans, Louisiana, by Tax Attorney Edward B. Mendy. On July 9, 2007, Brunson signed with promoter [[Don King]].
	* In late 2007, Brunson filed for bankruptcy.		* In late 2007, Brunson filed for bankruptcy.
	* In December 2009, got decked ~~fort~~ the first time in the third round by future NABA light middleweight champion [[Carson Jones]], who then attacked a confused Brunson on the ropes after he beat the count. Brunson, in a new situation, unable to make a style correction, got hit at will until the referee stopped the bout. Jones had discovered Brunson's critical weakness-dropping his left hand low after throwing a left jab-and capitalized on the flaw to expose Brunson as a limited fighter. Brunson tried but never regained his career momentum from that point.		* In December 2009, got decked for the first time in the third round by future NABA light middleweight champion [[Carson Jones]], who then attacked a confused Brunson on the ropes after he beat the count. Brunson, in a new situation, unable to make a style correction, got hit at will until the referee stopped the bout. Jones had discovered Brunson's critical weakness-dropping his left hand low after throwing a left jab-and capitalized on the flaw to expose Brunson as a limited fighter. Brunson tried but never regained his career momentum from that point.
	* After losing to Carson Jones, between 2012 and 2015 Tyrone Brunson attempted and failed in five serious comeback attempts, losing to five solid winning fighters with a combined 93 wins, getting stopped three times, also losing an eight round decision and a ten round decision.		* After losing to Carson Jones, between 2012 and 2015 Tyrone Brunson attempted and failed in five serious comeback attempts, losing to five solid winning fighters with a combined 93 wins, getting stopped three times, also losing an eight round decision and a ten round decision.
	* Attempted yet another comeback in 2016, his second attempt at middleweight, against 36 bout veteran [[Joshua Okine]] in an eight rounder.		* Attempted yet another comeback in 2016, his second attempt at middleweight, against 36 bout veteran [[Joshua Okine]] in an eight rounder.

Rockyjones at 00:30, 5 July 2016

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	* 19 consecutive first-round knockouts. Brunson broke the world record for consecutive first-round knockouts by [[Edwin Valero]] of Venezuela.		* 19 consecutive first-round knockouts. Brunson broke the world record for consecutive first-round knockouts by [[Edwin Valero]] of Venezuela.
	* Of Brunson's 19 bout first round knockout winning streak, only one fighter in that streak had a winning record at the time, James Morrow, whose padded record was built on fighters with losing records as well. After losing to Brunson, Morrow got knocked out 12 times.		* Of Brunson's 19 bout first round knockout winning streak, only one fighter in that streak had a winning record at the time, James Morrow, whose padded record was built on fighters with losing records as well. After losing to Brunson, Morrow got knocked out 12 times.
	* Brunson used to be promoted Lion Heart Boxing Productions, a United ~~states~~ promotional company started in New Orleans, Louisiana, by Tax Attorney Edward B. Mendy. On July 9, 2007, Brunson signed with promoter [[Don King]].		* Brunson used to be promoted Lion Heart Boxing Productions, a United States boxing promotional company started in New Orleans, Louisiana, by Tax Attorney Edward B. Mendy. On July 9, 2007, Brunson signed with promoter [[Don King]].
	* In late 2007, Brunson filed for bankruptcy.		* In late 2007, Brunson filed for bankruptcy.
	* In December 2009, got decked fort the first time in the third round by future NABA light middleweight champion [[Carson Jones]], who then attacked a confused Brunson on the ropes after he beat the count. Brunson, in a new situation, unable to make a style correction, got hit at will until the referee stopped the bout. Jones had discovered Brunson's critical weakness-dropping his left hand low after throwing a left jab-and capitalized on the flaw to expose Brunson as a limited fighter. Brunson tried but never regained his career momentum from that point.		* In December 2009, got decked fort the first time in the third round by future NABA light middleweight champion [[Carson Jones]], who then attacked a confused Brunson on the ropes after he beat the count. Brunson, in a new situation, unable to make a style correction, got hit at will until the referee stopped the bout. Jones had discovered Brunson's critical weakness-dropping his left hand low after throwing a left jab-and capitalized on the flaw to expose Brunson as a limited fighter. Brunson tried but never regained his career momentum from that point.

Rockyjones at 00:30, 5 July 2016

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	* 19 consecutive first-round knockouts. Brunson broke the world record for consecutive first-round knockouts by [[Edwin Valero]] of Venezuela.		* 19 consecutive first-round knockouts. Brunson broke the world record for consecutive first-round knockouts by [[Edwin Valero]] of Venezuela.
	* Of Brunson's 19 bout first round knockout winning streak, only one fighter in that streak had a winning record at the time, James Morrow, whose padded record was built on fighters with losing records as well. After losing to Brunson, Morrow got knocked out 12 times.		* Of Brunson's 19 bout first round knockout winning streak, only one fighter in that streak had a winning record at the time, James Morrow, whose padded record was built on fighters with losing records as well. After losing to Brunson, Morrow got knocked out 12 times.
	* Brunson used to be promoted Lion Heart Boxing Productions, a US promotional company started by New Orleans, Louisiana Tax Attorney Edward B. Mendy. On July 9, 2007, he signed with [[Don King]].		* Brunson used to be promoted Lion Heart Boxing Productions, a United states promotional company started in New Orleans, Louisiana, by Tax Attorney Edward B. Mendy. On July 9, 2007, Brunson signed with promoter [[Don King]].
	* In late 2007, Brunson filed for bankruptcy.		* In late 2007, Brunson filed for bankruptcy.
	* In December 2009, got decked fort the first time in the third round by future NABA light middleweight champion [[Carson Jones]], who then attacked a confused Brunson on the ropes after he beat the count. Brunson, in a new situation, unable to make a style correction, got hit at will until the referee stopped the bout. Jones had discovered Brunson's critical weakness-dropping his left hand low after throwing a left jab-and capitalized on the flaw to expose Brunson as a limited fighter. Brunson tried but never regained his career momentum from that point.		* In December 2009, got decked fort the first time in the third round by future NABA light middleweight champion [[Carson Jones]], who then attacked a confused Brunson on the ropes after he beat the count. Brunson, in a new situation, unable to make a style correction, got hit at will until the referee stopped the bout. Jones had discovered Brunson's critical weakness-dropping his left hand low after throwing a left jab-and capitalized on the flaw to expose Brunson as a limited fighter. Brunson tried but never regained his career momentum from that point.

Rockyjones at 00:29, 5 July 2016

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	* In December 2009, got decked fort the first time in the third round by future NABA light middleweight champion [[Carson Jones]], who then attacked a confused Brunson on the ropes after he beat the count. Brunson, in a new situation, unable to make a style correction, got hit at will until the referee stopped the bout. Jones had discovered Brunson's critical weakness-dropping his left hand low after throwing a left jab-and capitalized on the flaw to expose Brunson as a limited fighter. Brunson tried but never regained his career momentum from that point.		* In December 2009, got decked fort the first time in the third round by future NABA light middleweight champion [[Carson Jones]], who then attacked a confused Brunson on the ropes after he beat the count. Brunson, in a new situation, unable to make a style correction, got hit at will until the referee stopped the bout. Jones had discovered Brunson's critical weakness-dropping his left hand low after throwing a left jab-and capitalized on the flaw to expose Brunson as a limited fighter. Brunson tried but never regained his career momentum from that point.
	* After losing to Carson Jones, between 2012 and 2015 Tyrone Brunson attempted and failed in five serious comeback attempts, losing to five solid winning fighters with a combined 93 wins, getting stopped three times, also losing an eight round decision and a ten round decision.		* After losing to Carson Jones, between 2012 and 2015 Tyrone Brunson attempted and failed in five serious comeback attempts, losing to five solid winning fighters with a combined 93 wins, getting stopped three times, also losing an eight round decision and a ten round decision.
	* Attempted another comeback, his second attempt at middleweight, ~~in 2016~~ against 36 bout veteran [[Joshua Okine]] in an eight rounder.		* Attempted yet another comeback in 2016, his second attempt at middleweight, against 36 bout veteran [[Joshua Okine]] in an eight rounder.

	==Links==		==Links==

Rockyjones at 00:28, 5 July 2016

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	* In December 2009, got decked fort the first time in the third round by future NABA light middleweight champion [[Carson Jones]], who then attacked a confused Brunson on the ropes after he beat the count. Brunson, in a new situation, unable to make a style correction, got hit at will until the referee stopped the bout. Jones had discovered Brunson's critical weakness-dropping his left hand low after throwing a left jab-and capitalized on the flaw to expose Brunson as a limited fighter. Brunson tried but never regained his career momentum from that point.		* In December 2009, got decked fort the first time in the third round by future NABA light middleweight champion [[Carson Jones]], who then attacked a confused Brunson on the ropes after he beat the count. Brunson, in a new situation, unable to make a style correction, got hit at will until the referee stopped the bout. Jones had discovered Brunson's critical weakness-dropping his left hand low after throwing a left jab-and capitalized on the flaw to expose Brunson as a limited fighter. Brunson tried but never regained his career momentum from that point.
	* After losing to Carson Jones, between 2012 and 2015 Tyrone Brunson attempted and failed in five serious comeback attempts, losing to five solid winning fighters with a combined 93 wins, getting stopped three times, also losing an eight round decision and a ten round decision.		* After losing to Carson Jones, between 2012 and 2015 Tyrone Brunson attempted and failed in five serious comeback attempts, losing to five solid winning fighters with a combined 93 wins, getting stopped three times, also losing an eight round decision and a ten round decision.
	* Attempted another comeback in 2016 ~~again st~~ 36 bout veteran [[Joshua Okine]] in an eight rounder.		* Attempted another comeback, his second attempt at middleweight, in 2016 against 36 bout veteran [[Joshua Okine]] in an eight rounder.

	==Links==		==Links==

Rockyjones at 00:26, 5 July 2016

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	* In December 2009, got decked fort the first time in the third round by future NABA light middleweight champion [[Carson Jones]], who then attacked a confused Brunson on the ropes after he beat the count. Brunson, in a new situation, unable to make a style correction, got hit at will until the referee stopped the bout. Jones had discovered Brunson's critical weakness-dropping his left hand low after throwing a left jab-and capitalized on the flaw to expose Brunson as a limited fighter. Brunson tried but never regained his career momentum from that point.		* In December 2009, got decked fort the first time in the third round by future NABA light middleweight champion [[Carson Jones]], who then attacked a confused Brunson on the ropes after he beat the count. Brunson, in a new situation, unable to make a style correction, got hit at will until the referee stopped the bout. Jones had discovered Brunson's critical weakness-dropping his left hand low after throwing a left jab-and capitalized on the flaw to expose Brunson as a limited fighter. Brunson tried but never regained his career momentum from that point.
	* After losing to Carson Jones, between 2012 and 2015 Tyrone Brunson attempted and failed in five serious comeback attempts, losing to five solid winning fighters with a combined 93 wins, getting stopped three times, also losing an eight round decision and a ten round decision.		* After losing to Carson Jones, between 2012 and 2015 Tyrone Brunson attempted and failed in five serious comeback attempts, losing to five solid winning fighters with a combined 93 wins, getting stopped three times, also losing an eight round decision and a ten round decision.
	* Attempted another comeback in 2016.		* Attempted another comeback in 2016 again st 36 bout veteran [[Joshua Okine]] in an eight rounder.

	==Links==		==Links==

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	==Amateur Career==		==Amateur Career==
	* Tyrone Brunson won Pennsylvania Youth Silver Gloves, and Pennsylvania State Golden Gloves, but did not win a national tournament.		* Tyrone Brunson won Pennsylvania Youth Silver Gloves, and Pennsylvania State Golden Gloves, but did not win a national tournament.
	* The Web sites 'Fight News' and 'Sports Freak' ~~state~~ his amateur record was 82-12.		* The Web sites 'Fight News' and 'Sports Freak' claim his amateur record was 82-12.
			==Professional Career==
	==Professional==
	* 19 consecutive first-round knockouts. Brunson broke the world record for consecutive first-round knockouts by [[Edwin Valero]] of Venezuela.		* 19 consecutive first-round knockouts. Brunson broke the world record for consecutive first-round knockouts by [[Edwin Valero]] of Venezuela.
	* Of Brunson's 19 bout first round knockout winning streak, only one fighter in that streak had a winning record at the time, James Morrow, whose padded record was built on fighters with losing records as well. After losing to Brunson, Morrow got knocked out 12 times.		* Of Brunson's 19 bout first round knockout winning streak, only one fighter in that streak had a winning record at the time, James Morrow, whose padded record was built on fighters with losing records as well. After losing to Brunson, Morrow got knocked out 12 times.
	* Brunson used to be promoted Lion Heart Boxing Productions, a United States boxing promotional company started in New Orleans, Louisiana, by Tax Attorney Edward B. Mendy. On July 9, 2007, Brunson signed with promoter [[Don King]].		* Brunson used to be promoted Lion Heart Boxing Productions, a United States boxing promotional company started in New Orleans, Louisiana, by Tax Attorney Edward B. Mendy. On July 9, 2007, Brunson signed with promoter [[Don King]].
	* In late 2007, Brunson filed for bankruptcy.		* In late 2007, Brunson filed for bankruptcy.
	* In December 2009, ~~got decked~~ for the first time in the third round by future NABA light middleweight champion [[Carson Jones]], who then attacked a confused Brunson on the ropes after he beat the count. Brunson, in a new situation, unable to make a style correction, got hit at will until the referee stopped the bout. Jones had discovered Brunson's critical weakness-dropping his left hand low after throwing a left jab-and capitalized on the flaw to expose Brunson as a limited fighter. Brunson tried but never regained his career momentum from that point.		* In December 2009, he was floored for the first time, in the third round by future NABA light middleweight champion [[Carson Jones]], who then attacked a confused Brunson on the ropes after he beat the count. Brunson, in a new situation, unable to make a style correction, got hit at will until the referee stopped the bout. Jones had discovered Brunson's critical weakness-dropping his left hand low after throwing a left jab-and capitalized on the flaw to expose Brunson as a limited fighter. Brunson tried but never regained his career momentum from that point.
	* After losing to Carson Jones, between 2012 and 2015 Tyrone Brunson attempted and failed in five serious comeback attempts, losing to five solid winning fighters with a combined 93 wins, getting stopped three times, also losing an eight round decision and a ten round decision.		* After losing to Carson Jones, between 2012 and 2015 Tyrone Brunson attempted and failed in five serious comeback attempts, losing to five solid winning fighters with a combined 93 wins, getting stopped three times, also losing an eight round decision and a ten round decision.
	* Attempted yet another comeback in 2016, his second attempt at middleweight, against 36 bout veteran [[Joshua Okine]] in an eight rounder.		* Attempted yet another comeback in 2016, his second attempt at middleweight, against 36 bout veteran [[Joshua Okine]] in an eight rounder.

	~~==Links==~~
	*[http://www.tyronebrunson.com/ Official Web Site]

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	[[Category:UBF International Champions]]		[[Category:UBF International Champions]]