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Corey Sanders

American boxer


American boxer

FieldValue
nameCorey Sanders
nationalityAmerican
birth_date
birth_placeWashington, D.C., U.S.
realnameCorey Sanders
nicknameT-Rex
height6 ft 6 in
weightHeavyweight
total36
wins23
KO15
losses13

Corey Sanders (born March 7, 1975) is an American boxing trainer and former professional boxer. Known as "T-Rex", Sanders' most notable victory came in an upset knockout against future WBC world champion Oleg Maskaev in 2002, which temporarily derailed Maskaev's plans of fighting for a title. Sanders' other notable opponents included Michael Grant, Andrew Golota, DaVarryl Williamson and Timo Hoffmann. Sanders is perhaps best remembered for his wild brawl with Golota, which saw both fighters trading heavy blows on the inside throughout the fight, and Sanders receiving a gruesome, deep cut above his left eye.

Background

Born and raised in Washington D.C., Sanders attended Theodore Roosevelt High School where he was All-City lineman in football. Sanders turned down various college football offers to stay home and take care of his mother, who was sick. He attended Montgomery College.

Amateur career

Sanders began boxing in 1993 at the age of 19, and had a very brief amateur career before turning professional a year later in 1994.

Professional career

Sanders gained widespread media attention in late 2006, when he fought a series of four-round exhibition bouts against former undisputed heavyweight Mike Tyson during a world tour, which was organized to help pay off Tyson's financial debts. Tyson fought without headgear against the headgeared Sanders, and Tyson appeared to be holding back during the bouts to prevent an early end to the show.

He last fought in December 2007, dropping a six rounds decision to Dennis Bakhtov, which became his seventh loss in a row. His current professional record stands at 23 wins (15 KO), and 13 losses out of 36 fights.

Professional boxing record

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! Result
! Record
! Opponent
! Type
! Round
! Date
! Location
! Notes
- align=center

|Loss |23-13 |UD |6

23/12/2007
Loss
23-12
UD
8
19/10/2007
-
Loss
23-11
UD
10
14/10/2006
-
Loss
23-10
UD
12
28/02/2004
-
Loss
23-9
UD
8
30/01/2004
-
Loss
23-8
UD
12
30/10/2003
-
Loss
23-7
TKO
5
26/07/2002
-
Win
23-6
TKO
8
17/03/2002
-
Win
22-6
MD
10
12/01/2002
-
Win
21-6
TKO
9
08/08/2001
-
Win
20-6
TKO
4
06/07/2001
-
Win
19-6
UD
6
28/04/2001
-
Win
18-6
TKO
2
12/11/1998
-
Win
17-6
TKO
2
22/09/1998
-
Loss
16-6
UD
10
21/07/1998
-
Win
16-5
UD
10
20/02/1998
-
Win
15-5
TKO
6
09/01/1998
-
Loss
14-5
UD
8
29/10/1997
-
Win
14-4
PTS
8
16/09/1997
-
Win
13-4
DQ
7
23/08/1997
-
Win
12-4
TKO
2
14/05/1997
-
Win
11-4
TKO
4
13/03/1997
-
Loss
10-4
TKO
6
28/06/1996
-
Loss
10-3
TKO
2
15/03/1996
-
Win
10-2
UD
6
09/02/1996
-
Win
9-2
PTS
6
30/11/1995
-
Win
8-2
TKO
1
15/10/1995
-
Win
7-2
TKO
5
12/09/1995
-
Win
6-2
KO
1
30/08/1995
-
Loss
5-2
PTS
6
18/08/1995
-
Win
5-1
TKO
1
29/07/1995
-
Win
4-1
PTS
4
06/06/1995
-
Loss
3-1
PTS
4
22/04/1995
-
Win
3-0
TKO
1
11/03/1995
-
Win
2-0
TKO
4
01/11/1994
-
Win
1-0
TKO
2
23/09/1994
}

Exhibition boxing record

No.ResultRecordOpponentTypeRound, timeDateLocationNotes
10–0 (1)USA Mike Tyson4Oct 20, 2006USA Chevrolet Centre, Youngstown, Ohio, U.S.Non-scored bout

References

References

  1. (October 22, 2006). "Tyson Resembles dinosaur vs "T-Rex"". Recordonline.com, (AP).
  2. "• Corey Sanders boxer •".
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