Buster Mathis Jr. ( born Buster Mathis jr .; March 24, 1970, Grand Rapis , Michigan , USA ) is an American professional boxer who performed in the heavy weight category.
 Buster Mathis the Younger | |
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| general information | |
| Full name | English Buster d'amato mathis |
| Nickname | Super ( English Super Brian ) |
| Citizenship |  USA |
| Date of Birth | March 24, 1970 (49 years old) |
| Place of Birth | Grand Rapids, Michigan USA |
| Accommodation | Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA |
| Weight category | Heavyweight (+ 91 kg) |
| Rack | righty |
| Growth | 183 cm |
| Arm span | 191 cm |
| Professional career | |
| First fight | December 9, 1991 |
| The last battle | November 1, 1996 |
| Number of battles | 26 |
| Number of wins | 21 |
| KOs | 7 |
| Defeat | 2 |
| No one's | 0 |
| Failed | 3 |
Professional career
He made his debut in 1991 in a fight with James Wilder , whom he defeated by refusing to continue the fight in round 4.
In 1993, Mathis fought with Mike Dixon , defeating him by unanimous decision.
In April 1993, Mathis fought with Mike Hunter . Hunter won by a close unanimous decision, but Hunter’s doping test tested positive for cocaine. The fight was declared invalid.
In February 1994, Mathis won by unanimous decision Judges Tyrell Biggs .
In August 1994, Mattis met with Riddick Bow . In round 4, Bowe struck a knock on an opponent. The battle was declared not held.
Then Mathis won 5 battles.
In December 1995, Mathis entered the ring against Mike Tyson . In the 3rd round, with the right uppercut, Tyson sent Mathis to the floor. Mathis did not have time to rise to the score 10. The referee recorded a knockout.
In June 2000 , Mati entered the ring against Lunch Sullivan . The battle was declared invalid.
In 1996, Mathis lost by technical knockout in round 7 to Lou Savarez .
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