In the world of boxing, David Tua and Hasim Rahman, heavyweight boxers, will meet for the third time, this time for the championship title. Tua, who is from Samoa, and Rahman, an American, will fight on December 13 in Atlantic City, USA, to determine who will claim the vacant heavyweight championship title of the World Boxing Association, which is currently without an owner. This title became vacant when American Roy Jones Jr. decided to fight in the light heavyweight division. David Tua defeated Hasim Rahman in their first encounter in 1998, and then the two boxers reached a draw in their match last March.
Third Match Between David Tua and Hasim Rahman for the Championship Title - 2003-09-24
David Tua and Hasim Rahman are set to face each other for the third time on December 13, 2003, in Atlantic City for the vacant heavyweight championship title. Tua previously defeated Rahman in 1998, and their last match ended in a draw. This championship title is significant as it has been unclaimed since Roy Jones Jr. moved to a different weight class.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
David Tua and Hasim Rahman are set to fight for the vacant heavyweight championship title on December 13, 2003, in Atlantic City. This match follows Tua's victory over Rahman in 1998 and their recent draw earlier this year.
- This will be their third match, with Tua having won the first and the second ending in a draw.
- The heavyweight championship title is currently unclaimed due to Roy Jones Jr.'s move to a different weight class.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Boxing has a rich history, particularly in the heavyweight division, which has produced many legendary fighters. The vacant title adds stakes to this rivalry.
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