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Azumah Nelson

Azumah Nelson

Ghanaian former professional boxerWikipedia

Search complete. 12 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Azumah Nelson".

Oct 16, 2026

Eriq La SalleGUEST
13:23
Um, Solomon was originally named Azumah DeBecko, 'cause I love that name.
Eriq La SalleGUEST
13:31
Um, there was a, there was a, a, a boxer back in the '80s by the name of, uh, Azumah Nelson, and I- Hmm ...
Eriq La SalleGUEST
13:37
I just love that name.
Eriq La SalleGUEST
13:38
DeBecko, I can't remember how I came...
Sergio MoraHOST
5:33
I, I, I think we're talking about the greatest 122-pounder.
Sergio MoraHOST
5:38
I mean, when he lost he moved up to 126, and look at, look at who he lost to, the great Azumah Nelson and the great Salvador Sanchez.
Sergio MoraHOST
5:45
But at 122, he was the greatest, Mannix.
Sergio MoraHOST
5:48
I mean, all respects to Inoue and Barrera and Morales, I mean, these are my favorite fighters.
Dan RafaelHOST
60:01
He obviously lost that fight.
Dan RafaelHOST
60:03
Um, but he fought guys like Azumah Nelson, Alfredo Lame.
Dan RafaelHOST
60:06
I mean, the, the guy just not only a great fighter, but a super exciting fighter.
Dan RafaelHOST
60:12
Wanted to knock you out and usually did.
Dan RafaelHOST
61:45
I mean, you can take a loss-
T.J. RivesHOST
61:45
I know it's been, I know it's been a while, but this guy was a legendary fighter in those divisions back in the late '70s and the early '80s, so rest in peace to Wilfredo Gomez.
Dan RafaelHOST
61:56
And by the way, he did get stopped by Azumah late, Azumah Nelson late in his career.
Dan RafaelHOST
62:00
He bounced back from that and he beat Rocky Lockridge, who was like a big deal.
JohnstonHOST
18:19
So my next two.
JohnstonHOST
18:20
So this isn't a legendary night, but it's Salvador Sanchez versus Azuma Nelson.
JohnstonHOST
18:27
This is a very young Azuma Nelson as well.
JohnstonHOST
18:28
This was at the MSG on July 21st, 1982.
JohnstonHOST
18:33
A very young Nelson was stopped in the 15th round after hitting the canvas once in the seventh.
JohnstonHOST
19:06
So it's a great fight.
JohnstonHOST
19:08
It just shows you how good Nelson was even then.
JohnstonHOST
19:10
His manager said that a few more fights and basically next time you'll see a different Azuma Nelson when he fought Sanchez.
speaker_15HOST
37:56
Mm.
Joseph AgbekoGUEST
37:56
That, that's what produced Azumah Nelson, Aye Quartey, um, Afrie Quartey, and the rest.
Joseph AgbekoGUEST
38:01
Joshua Clottey and the rest.
Joseph AgbekoGUEST
38:02
So into, you say, "Abit Shasi, sir." Into now it, um, uh, uh, uh, Detroit for now.

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Mustafa NetteyGUEST
47:21
Because osha be bua, so tu kwa ya, wu, wu, wu tu kwa ye oko se oko amanoniya-
speaker_15HOST
47:29
Mm
Mustafa NetteyGUEST
47:29
... ye bisa South Africa now, "Oh, Azumah Nelson."
speaker_15HOST
47:32
Mm.
Nathaniel AttaHOST
31:28
There's a whole generation of great and amazing amateur boxers whom he produced for various stages of competition like we're talking about here, and of course, made massive contributions to the careers of, uh, many of our world champions, especially, especially former IBF welterweight champion, Joshua Clottey.
Nathaniel AttaHOST
31:48
There are contributions that he made as well to the careers of Azumah Nelson, Alfred Kobra Kotey, and of course, the likes of, uh, Joseph Agbeko and many other boxers who may not necessarily have had the opportunity to climb, uh, to, uh, fame.
Nathaniel AttaHOST
32:04
It is also very important to note that at a certain point, um, he also devoted personal resources to sponsor Ghana's senior national team, the Black Stars.
Nathaniel AttaHOST
32:13
This was, uh, over three to four decades ago.

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