James Smith

James Smith
James Smith
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Nom complet James Smith
Surnom Bonecrusher
Nationalité Drapeau des États-Unis États-Unis
Date de naissance 3 avril 1953
Lieu de naissance Magnolia, Caroline du Nord
Taille 1,93 m (6′ 4″)
Catégorie Poids lourds
Palmarès
Professionnel
Combats 62
Victoires 44
Victoires par KO 32
Défaites 17
Matchs nuls 1
Titres professionnels Champion du monde poids lourds WBA (1986-1987)

James Smith est un boxeur américain né le 3 avril 1953 à Magnolia, Caroline du Nord.

Carrière

Passé professionnel en 1981, il devient champion du monde poids lourds WBA le 12 décembre 1986 en battant au 1er round son compatriote Tim Witherspoon[1] mais perd aux points sa ceinture le 7 mars 1987 face à Mike Tyson lors du combat de réunification des titres WBA & WBC[2]. Il met un terme à sa carrière en 1999 sur un bilan de 44 victoires, 17 défaites et 1 match nul.

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Précédé par Champion du monde poids lourds Suivi par
Tim Witherspoon
James Smith
12 décembre 1986 - 7 mars 1987 (WBA)
Mike Tyson


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