Ledwaba Boxing Record

South African boxing was greeted with the sad news over the weekend that former world champion Lehlohonolo Ledwaba died on Friday from Covid-19 complications. Ledwaba would have celebrated his fiftieth birthday on July 27.

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The worlds boxing capital was next as Ledwaba got booked for the famous MGM Grand in a natural progression.

Ledwaba boxing record. Ledwaba won South African titles as well as several world titles in different weight classes. 36-5-1 23 КО Division. He fought on with mixed results participating in two memorable battles with Cassius Baloyi before retiring after some eye trouble in 2006 with a record of 36-6-1 with 23 knockouts.

During his amateur career in Russia Gradovich compiled a record of 127 wins and 23 losses and made it on the Russian national boxing team. South African boxer Lehlohonolo Lehlo Ledwaba whose 2001 loss to Manny Pacquiao helped raise the profile of the then-22-year-old Filipino boxer died July 2 due to Covid according to reports. 44 rows Ledwaba defended the belt 5 times before losing it to Manny Pacquiao via TKO to earn Pacquiao his second world championship in two weight divisions.

It was in June 2001 when a 22-year-old Pacquiao now an eight-division world boxing champion a future Hall of Famer a boxing legend and a senator hailing from the Philippines stunned the world with a six-round technical knockout win over Ledwaba during the undercard event between Oscar De La Hoya and Javier Castillejo at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas. Ledwaba would eventually retire from boxing after losing to Maxwell Awuku on November 24 2006. Ledwaba would eventually retire from boxing after losing to Maxwell Awuku in November of 2006.

Super Featherweight 130 lbs Debut. Ledwaba who won three world titles started his career in 1990 before hanging up his gloves in 2006. The professional boxer died at the age of 49.

He retired from boxing after his loss to Maxwell Awuku on 24 November 2006. Manny Pacquiao former foe Lehlo Hands of Stone Ledwaba passes away at age 49. Always approachable to the fans with a ready smile Lehlohonolo Ledwaba is still a ringside regular.

Ledwaba continued to fight but has never challenged for a major title since the loss. He retired from boxing in 2006 and compiled a record of 36-6-1 including 23 KOS. Russian former professional boxer who competed from 2010 to 2017 and held the IBF featherweight title from 2013 to 2015.

The stylish Ledwaba made his pro debut on 31 October 1990 at Eldorado Park and scored a fourth-round technical knockout over Ephraim Madi. He must have made a fortune over his lifetime. Ledwaba put himself back on top by winning a unanimous decision.

He remained unbeaten in his next six fights before winning the Transvaal junior featherweight title with a fourth-round knockout against Vusi. The South African died on Friday from the effects of the Covid 19 virus while being transported to. Lehlohonolo Ledwaba the talented boxer who rose to fame for his match against boxing legend Manny Pacquiao died yesterday in South Africa.

Hands of Stone BoxRec ID. He retired in 2006 with a 36-6-1 win-loss-draw record including 23 knockouts. He finished his career with a respectable record of 36 wins 6.

Review2001-06-23 Manny Pacquiao vs Lehlohonolo Ledwaba was the first fight of Pacquiao in the USA and was certainly one of the best fight of 2001. Fighting on the undercard of Oscar De La Hoya vs. Manny Pacquiao was 22 years old and had a record of 32 wins and 2 losses with Torrecampo in 1996 and Singsurat in 1999 and that day against Ledwaba he fought for the IBF super bantamweight title.

So sad to hear the passing of Lehlo Ledbawa. Lehlo Ledwaba turned pro in 1990 and in 1999 captured the vacant IBF super-bantamweight title with a decision victory over John Michael Johnson. Pacquiao took to Twitter Saturday to pay homage to his former foe.

Pacquiao nagkokondisyon na para sa August fight vs Spence. He finished his career with a reputable record of 36 wins 6. For Ledwaba however it was also the start of the decline of his career losing four of his last seven fights.

He retired from boxing after his loss to Maxwell Awuku on 24 November 2006.

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