Johnny 'Bump City' Bumphus (August 17, 1960 – January 31, 2020) was an American professional boxer who held the WBA super lightweight title in 1984 and
landed a left hook that sent Bumphus down to the canvas. Bumphus was hurt by the blow but was able to answer referee Johnny LoBianco's 10-count, though
technical knockout over Bumphus. When Hatcher knocked Bumphus down, he slipped and fell on a follow-up attempt. He then threw Bumphus down to the mat when
pros, which also included Alex Ramos, Tony Ayala Jr., Donald Curry and Johnny Bumphus) and was ranked as high as #7 by the World Boxing Council, and also
from his forearm knocked an unsteady Bumphus to the canvas. Honeyghan had a point deducted from his score and Bumphus was given time to recover. However
Miami, Florida 1978 - Davey Armstrong - Puyallup, Washington 1979 - Johnny Bumphus - Knoxville, Tennessee 1980 - Melvin Paul - Lafayette, Louisiana 1981
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middleweight contender Alex Ramos, future world light welterweight champion Johnny Bumphus, future world heavyweight champion Tony Tucker, the late light middleweight
1980-08-02 1983-09-09 Stripped Aaron Pryor WBA 1984-01-22 1984-06-01 Johnny Bumphus WBA 1984-06-01 1985-07-21 Gene Hatcher WBA 1985-07-21 1986-03-15 Ubaldo
Tony Ayala Jr., Bernard Taylor, Alex Ramos and future world champions Johnny Bumphus and Davey Moore. On August 23, 1981, the Carrier Dome hosted an NFL