
Former world heavyweight champion Riddick Bowe of Fort Washington, Maryland is looking to continue his recent comeback attempt in Washington and has applied for a license with the D.C. Boxing and Wrestling Commission.
Quick tidbits about Riddick Bowe
- Won the Silver Medal in the 1988 Olympics (lost to Lenox Lewis)
- Nov 13 1992 Wins the Heavyweight title from Evander Holyfield
- Paid a visit to the Pope in 1993 offering the Pontiff the autograph boxing gloves he beat Holyfield for the title with.
- Joined the Marines in 1997 but left after 11 days of boot camp
- Feb 1998 was charge with kidnapping his wife and kids
- Served Approximately 15 months in jail for kidnapping and was released last April
Riddick Bowe’s career record is an impressive (41–1) with 32 knockouts. In his comeback attempt, he knocked out a fighter by the name of Macus Rhode in the second round.
Riddick Bowe’s career is marred with allot of “What Ifs” and controversies. When motivated and in shape Bowe clearly fought like one of the greatest boxers in his era but his problems in and out the ring prevented him from maintaining that championship level. The three fights with Evander Holyfield were fought with the same fire and zeal as the Ali versus Frazier trilogy. Although since forgotten it was the closest thing my generation had to an epic trilogy (If you don’t include Star Wars in the fold)
At the age of 37 Riddick biggest hurdle will be whether or not the doctors will make a medical recommendation. Bowe's attorneys in his 1998 kidnapping case argued for a shorter sentence by claiming Bowe had brain damage suffered from boxing.
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Former Champion Bowe Is Seeking License in D.C (Washington Post)


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