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On October 16, 1987, in Atlantic City, New Jersey, '''Tyrell Biggs''' attempted to capture the undisputed Heavyweight championship of the world from reigning champion [[Mike Tyson]].  Biggs would go down twice in the 7th round, eventually losing via a [[Fight:2544|7th round TKO]].
On October 16, 1987, in Atlantic City, New Jersey, Tyrell Biggs attempted to capture the undisputed Heavyweight championship of the world from reigning champion [[Mike Tyson]].  Biggs would go down twice in the 7th round, eventually losing via a [[Fight:2544|7th round TKO]]. He is the younger brother of [[Xavier Biggs]].
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== Amateur Achievements ==
== Olympic Games results ==
Claimed an amateur record of 108-6-4
*'''1984''' Super Heavweight Olympic Gold Medalist at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games. Results were
*1981 United States (National AAU) Super Heavyweight champion
*1982 United States (National AAU) Super Heavyweight champion
*1982 World Champion at Super Heavyweight. Defeated [[Francesco Damiani]] of Italy in final.
*1984 Super Heavweight Olympic Gold Medalist at 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games. Results were
**Defeated [[Isaac Barrientos]] (Puerto Rico) 5-0
**Defeated [[Isaac Barrientos]] (Puerto Rico) 5-0
**Defeated [[Lennox Lewis]] (Canada) 5-0
**Defeated [[Lennox Lewis]] (Canada) 5-0
**Defeated [[Aziz Salihu]] (Yugoslavia) 5-0
**Defeated [[Aziz Salihu]] (Yugoslavia) 5-0
**Defeated [[Francesco Damiani]] (Italy) 4-1
**Defeated [[Francesco Damiani]] (Italy) 4-1
== Other Amateur Achievements ==
*Claimed amateur record: 108-6-4
*'''1981''' United States (National AAU) Super Heavyweight champion
*'''1982''' United States (National AAU) Super Heavyweight champion
*'''1982''' World Championships Gold medallist in Munich, West Germany at Super Heavyweight.
**Defeated [[Ferenc Somodi]] (Hungary) 5-0
**Defeated [[Valeriy Abadzhyan]] (Soviet Union) 4-1
**Defeated [[Peter Hussing]] (West Germany) 5-0
**Defeated [[Francesco Damiani]] (Italy) 4-1
*'''1982''' USA vs Cuba Dual Meet participant in Reno, United States.
**Lost to [[Teofilo Stevenson]] (Cuba) KO by 2
*'''1983''' United States (National AAU) Super Heavyweight champion
*'''1983''' Pan American Games participant in Caracas, Venezuela at Super Heavyweight.
**Lost to [[Jorge Luis Gonzalez]] (Cuba) 2-3
*'''1984''' USA vs Cuba Dual Meet participant in Reno, United States.
**Lost to [[Teofilo Stevenson]] (Cuba) 2-3
*'''1984''' AIBA World Challenge Match Winner in Los Angeles, United States.
**Defeated [[Francesco Damiani]] (Italy) PTS
*'''1984''' US Olympic Trials Gold medalist in Fort Worth, United States.
**Defeated [[Hassan Shabazz]] 5-0
**Defeated [[Mike Williams]] 5-0
**Defeated [[Craig Payne]] 5-0
*'''1984''' US Olympic Box-Offs Winner in Las Vegas, United States.
**Lost to [[Craig Payne]] 1-4
**Defeated [[Craig Payne]] 3-2


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Name: Tyrell Biggs
Hometown: Newport Beach, California, USA
Birthplace: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Stance: Orthodox
Height: 196cm
Reach: 203cm
Pro Boxer: Record
Amateur Boxer: Record

Manager: Shelly Finkel
Trainer: Lou Duva, Joe Frazier
Tyrell Biggs Gallery

On October 16, 1987, in Atlantic City, New Jersey, Tyrell Biggs attempted to capture the undisputed Heavyweight championship of the world from reigning champion Mike Tyson. Biggs would go down twice in the 7th round, eventually losing via a 7th round TKO. He is the younger brother of Xavier Biggs.

Olympic Games results

Other Amateur Achievements

  • Claimed amateur record: 108-6-4
  • 1981 United States (National AAU) Super Heavyweight champion
  • 1982 United States (National AAU) Super Heavyweight champion
  • 1982 World Championships Gold medallist in Munich, West Germany at Super Heavyweight.
  • 1982 USA vs Cuba Dual Meet participant in Reno, United States.
  • 1983 United States (National AAU) Super Heavyweight champion
  • 1983 Pan American Games participant in Caracas, Venezuela at Super Heavyweight.
  • 1984 USA vs Cuba Dual Meet participant in Reno, United States.
  • 1984 AIBA World Challenge Match Winner in Los Angeles, United States.
  • 1984 US Olympic Trials Gold medalist in Fort Worth, United States.
  • 1984 US Olympic Box-Offs Winner in Las Vegas, United States.