Tyrell Biggs vs Mike Evans || HIGHLIGHTS

On November 15, 1984, at Madison Square Garden, New York, the boxing world witnessed the highly anticipated professional debut of Tyrell Biggs, the 1984 Super Heavyweight Olympic Gold Medalist. Biggs stepped into the ring against Mike Evans, a seasoned fighter, in a match that promised to test the mettle of the Olympic champion in the professional arena.
The bout, scheduled for six rounds, saw Biggs utilizing his superior reach and Olympic-honed skills. His debut was a strategic display of boxing prowess, controlling the pace and distance with his jab and showing off a polished defensive game. Evans, despite his experience, found it challenging to close the distance and effectively land against the agile Biggs.
By the end of the sixth round, Biggs had clearly dominated most of the fight, showcasing not just his strength but also his adaptability to the professional style. The judges' unanimous decision in favor of Tyrell Biggs marked a successful transition from amateur glory to professional ranks, setting the stage for what would be an intriguing career in heavyweight boxing. This fight remains a significant moment in boxing history, highlighting the emergence of an Olympic hero into the professional spotlight.