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Marvis was born September 12, 1960, in Philadelphia, the son of the then future world heavyweight champion, Joe Frazier. Marvis was at ringside for all of his father's fights after the second Oscar Bonavena bout in December 1968, including the great fights with Muhammad Ali.
It was 24 years ago next week that Mike Tyson effectively ended the professional career of Marvis Frazier in Glen Falls, New York by demolishing Frazier inside a round. Yes, Frazier fought thrice more, beating Tom Fischer, Robert Evans and Phillip Brown before retiring at age 28, but the Tyson loss made it painfully clear to all that there ...
Marvis Frazier. Fischer down twice from body punches. Frazier was given a standing 8-count in the 2nd round.
Notes Mike Tyson 24-0 (22 KOs) vs. Marvis Frazier 16-1 (7 KOs) At 30 seconds, it was the fastest knockout of Tyson's professional career. Tyson entered as the # 2 heavyweight challenger by the...
Frazier, who was 10-0 with 6 KOs, was a 4½-1 underdog. Holmes won by a first-round TKO. Defeated future WBA Heavyweight Champion James (Bonecrusher) Smith by a ten-round unanimous decision on February 23, 1986.
Jul 19, 2020 · Marvis Frazier gives his take on the rivalry between Muhammad Ali and his father, Smokin' Joe Frazier. From I Am Ali (2014): Unprecedented access to Muhammad...
1979 United States National Golden Gloves Heavyweight quarterfinal bout. Frazier won by default.
