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47: 363:. Dominguez, however, caused an upset when he landed a punch that re-opened the cut Davis had suffered in his previous match against Aquino and had the fight awarded to him (Dominguez) by a second-round technical knockout. Due mainly to legal reasons, this turned out to be Davis' last professional fight as a boxer. 192:
Davis ran his record to 12 wins without a loss before losing in his thirteenth contest, nine of those wins by knockout. Most of those victories came against mediocre opposition, the possible exception being a 8-1 prospect named Greg Young, beaten by Davis by first-round knockout at the Sheraton Twin
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Still ranked number 1 by the WBC, and being considered their mandatory challenger to world champion Curry despite the loss to Aquino, Davis faced the 2 wins, 3 losses Eduardo Dominguez in what was supposed to be a confidence-rebuilding match for Davis, as part of an undercard which was held at the
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Davis was later recognized by an FBI agent after spotting him, and he was sent back to jail. In 2004, his problems with the law continued when he was convicted of aggravated assault; that latter conviction was ratified during 2006. He is currently serving a 24 years sentence for the latter crime.
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location on August 4, 1981. Davis beat the future world champion by a seventh-round technical knockout. After this win, Davis (as Hearon) was ranked among the top ten in the Junior-Welterweights division by the WBC.
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Considered by experts, fans and rivals alike as a hard-punching prospect, Davis had a record of 24 wins and 4 losses as a professional boxer, with 18 wins and 3 losses by knockout.
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On his next contest, Davis achieved what is considered his best win as a professional, when he faced future WBC world Junior Welterweight champion, the 24 wins, 6 losses Texan
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In 1977, according to police investigations, Davis was also involved in an armed robbery, for which he was convicted. He was also convicted, in 1988, of second degree robbery.
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By now, Davis (as Steve Hearon) was ranked number one by the WBC at the Junior Welterweight division. A fight for the WBC world Junior Welterweight championship against
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and Sammy Ayala, losing to each of them. On January 28, 1982, at the Shamrock Hilton Hotel in Houston, Davis beat Herrera by a third-round knockout.
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Over the years, some evidence has surfaced suggesting that all three of Davis' victims were homosexual men. Davis was sent to a jail in
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Davis was convicted of the 1976 murder of 48 year old William Brownell, a man whose body was found battered in his Wilshire district (
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for Kalule's WBA world Junior Middleweight championship. McCrory beat Davis by an eighth-round technical knockout.
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Three further wins against non-notable opponents followed, after which Davis was matched with
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Davis, as Hearon, began his professional boxing career on Tuesday, November 13, 1979, at the
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in Houston, as part of a program that included a major world-titles double-header featuring
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For his next contest, Davis met the 11 wins, 2 losses Armando Ramirez of Los Angeles at the
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But, after four wins over mostly obscure opposition, he faced a future world champion in
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on November 25, 1983, and which included a fight by Aquino himself and meetings between
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Now 12–1 after thirteen fights, Davis fought future WBC world Welterweight champion
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for Pedroza's WBA world Featherweight championship. Herrera had also faced
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Davis was also convicted for the murder of 48 year old Claude Hill.
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After a victory over a fighter named Anthony Collins, Davis fought
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followed, Davis winning a close, 10-rounds split decision at the
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in his career; Herrera would later meet others such as
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as the main event of a program held on April 18, 1981.
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WBA world Junior Welterweight championship challenger
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Index

United States
Welterweight
ring name
serial killer
WBC
Bruce Curry
Los Angeles
Colorado
Sam Houston Coliseum
Houston, Texas
Orlando, Florida
Blaisdell Center Arena
Honolulu, Hawaii
Milton McCrory
Astrodome
Thomas Hearns
WBA
Ayub Kalule
Sugar Ray Leonard
Bruce Curry
Billy Bob's Texas
Dallas
Ernesto Herrera
Eusebio Pedroza
Arturo Leon
Frankie Baltazar
Edwin "Chapo" Rosario
Jose Luis Ramirez
Julio Cesar Chavez
Sal Lopez

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