Next Great Fighter Of This Era: Future Pound For Pound Champ

Just giving everyone a heads up on me, the next great fighter of this era..Future Boxing Champ Of World and Pound For Pound Champ..Gerald "GT" Tucker, Sr. I've been on a 6 year break from the ring following a family loss in Summer of 2001. Since then me and a real-close friend considered tighter than a brother started a record label Garnett Entertainment..now that oure company is in hands-reach of receiving a multi-million dollar venture deal with a major label, I relocated to Las Vegas, NV.. linked up with my past trainer Roger Mayweather to become Champ Of The World and to be named the Pound For Pound Champ.. This has been the longest I have ever been away from the ring, my professional record is 5-0, 3 KO'S..I've had one of the best amateur careers in the history of amateur boxing w 100+ wins with only 15 losses. Over 30 International fights. I got around 10 National Titles under my belt including 2 Nat'l Golden Gloves, and 3 Nat'l P.A.L League Championships all of which I won Most Outstanding Boxer of the Tournament. I was the only American to bring home the Gold Medal at the 1999 Pan-American Games in Canada, defeating the Cuban-World Champion in the semi-finals before winning the Gold. My last professional fight was in the Summer of 2001 ..I fought at Super Batamweight which is 122 lbs, I currently weigh a crazy..165 lbs..me and Roger are in the gym daily working hard to knock off all them Coronas and fat juicy steaks off my big ole stomach!!! SO MAKE yourself a friend....YOU WILL BE WATCHING HISTORY IN THE MAKING!! TEAM TUCKER 2007... Starting This Year "Its My Decade!!"

Keep an eye and an ear out for the next greatest fighter of this era.

When you see my Team Tucker logo in these posts know that I am voicing my opinion from a fighters perspective, and with very little favortism!! Look forward to being in here with you guys.

Peace and Love,

 

Good Luck

Good luck bro and train hard.
We here at fightbeat will always be behind you in your ring career as we are loyal to one of our own.
Karl

 

You got it all wrong brah...I am the next great fighter of this era. I am The Sly One: I am the best and I've beaten the best. I've retired more men than social security.

 

Say September. September 2001. Then everybody will believe you. Everybody except Petre.

 

That is right out of Carl Weathers' script in "Rocky 4."

 

That's true. Here's a pic of his win over Dolly, to win the Arlen County Super Heavyweight Championship:

 

Thanks

I will, you can see me train for yourself on youtube...I will be putting workout vids up almost everyday...its for for my family back at home, but for whoever else takes an interest in me. So check it out when u get a chance.

 

Correct.

 

So was this:

 

Are you still fighting at 122?

You have some tough fights there if you can get to the championship level.

I wish the best!

 

thanks for the luck...I dont know what weight class my body will let me get down to, I lost 10 pounds last month, I hope to lose at least another 25 lbs...and i will happy to be at lightweight-super lightweight.

 

Are you Riddick Bowe?

 

ahaha

 

Why can't guys just fight at the weight they weigh or around that weight? Is the fact that everyone else is doing this borderline cheating technique that everyone else has to do it just to stay competitive? I mean losing 35 lbs?

 

Good luck, Tucker - but if you do hit the heady-heights...make sure you avoid Amir Khan, circa 2009-2011.

 

You've got along road, but I'm impressed with the muscle memory!!! Be advised there's only one "Next Great" my friend wwwotisgriffin.net ; you can be like "Next Next Great"......:clap:

 

Too old, no power, no future.

 

dsimon writes:

Best of luck!

 

dsimon writes:

Sly about that avitar how many times have I asked you to stay away from my sister? :dunno:







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You think Kahns that good??

 

Good Luck Tucker, my son just started this year, he's the next, next big thing!:: Of course he's only 8 and weighs 70lbs.

As a fan of boxing, I ask you one thing. If you have the chance of an easy win or take that risk and go for the KO, GO FOR THE KO!!!! :cheer:

 

Is it true you knocked out Ivan Calderon?

 

Umm.......I wouldn't call that "one of the best amateur careers n history"....

 

Not when records like this exist:

195 wins (80 KOs) and 15 losses in 210 fights

Including:-
Silver at the World Amateur Championships
Gold at the World Military Championships.

 

Yes, that record also includes a defeat (by quitting) against future world heavyweight champion Oleg Maskaev.

In fact, holder of that record has the following record against world champions:
Quit against Chris Byrd.
Lost to Lennox Lewis.
Quit against Oleg Maskaev
Refused to face Haseem Rahman 4 times in a row, citing numerous injuries, aches and schedule incompatibilities.

P.S. Laughed my ass off at "Gold at the World Military Championships"....
World military championship is like Paralympic games.....

 

No - but by then he will be.
Definately.

 

Its you that has the schedule misunderstood:

the schedule works like this:

you go to the world military championships.
you meet klitschko
your next competition is the paralympic games
Thats the extent of the connection.

 

Nah.....glass jaw, technical deficiencies, southpaw problems, natural born arrogant shit...can't eat during daylight for 9 months of the year or something....feasting against smaller men..and having problems against obscure French lightwelters.....can see him win a C'Ship...but dominant? Nah.

 

I'm sorry, Ortho, did I hurt your feelings with that long list of champions who defeated and/or made Vitaly quit?

 

You can put together the long list of title-holders who weren't out-of-shape and inactive who lost to Vitali.

Herbie Hide

Okay, list is over.