| 词条 | Brian Rose (boxer) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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|image = Brian 'The Lion' Rose & Bobby Rimmer.jpg |name = Brian Rose |imagesize = |nickname = The Lion |weight = Light Middleweight Middleweight |height = {{height|ft=6|in=0}} |website = www.roseboxing.co.uk |reach = |nationality = {{Flagicon|UK}} British |birth_date = {{birth date and age|1985|02|15|df=y}} |birth_place = Birmingham, England |death_date = |death_place = |style = Orthodox |total = 36 |wins = 30 |losses = 5 |draws = 1 |no contests = |KO = 8 }}Brian 'The Lion' Rose (born 15 February 1985) is an English professional boxer. He was the WBO Intercontinental and British Champion and is part of a select group that has retained the Lonsdale Belt having made three successful defences of the British title beating Prince Arron to initially win the title.[1] His retention of the belt came in his third defence against the former belt holder Sam Webb in a unanimous decision.[2] Amateur careerRose began boxing aged 9 when Dad (Eddie) started him on the path of becoming a boxer due to his hyper activity. It was early on when Eddie was informed that his son was a bit of a natural and so it came to pass that his first amateur fight came just aged 11. He lost, but it didn't put him off and he went on to have 90 amateur fights winning 78 of them and boxing for England. Over 30 of these fights were in different places around the world, the most memorable being in New Delhi, India. Rose became 6 time national champion, earned a bronze in the European cadet championships and loved every minute of the amateur boxing life and so he took the obvious but difficult decision to turn professional and concentrate full-time on being a boxer.[3] Professional careerEarly careerRose's professional debut came on 14 December 2005 with a victory over Geraint Harvey at the Hilton Hotel in Blackpool. Another 14 bouts were fought and won (with the exception of 1 draw) before the moment in Brian's career that he describes as his 'lowest moment' whilst fighting for the Central Area Title. Having beaten Jason Rushton at the Bolton Arena in Bolton on 23 October 2009 to win the title, Rose was horrified to learn that Rushton had been rushed to hospital following his collapse in the dressing room after the 10th round stoppage. His opponent was placed in a drug induced coma whilst a bleed on the brain was repaired.[4] This had a detrimental effect on Rose's state of mind. In his next fight he was knocked to the canvas by Max Maxwell at the Leisure Centre Huddersfield. After Rose's only professional defeat to date, he fought Terry Carruthers at the Velodrome in Manchester before getting a shot at the vacant English Title.[5] English Light Middleweight TitleRose was given a shot at the English title when he fought Lee Noble at George Carnall Leisure Centre, Davyhulme, Manchester on 21 November 2010. He won by unanimous decision after 10 rounds of boxing and was faced with the prospect of defending the title, 6 months later, against the undefeated Martin Welsh at Medway Park Leisure Centre, Gillingham on 13 May 2011.[6] After another successful bout, this time a victory by TKO in the 8th round of the contest, Rose was given the opportunity of a shot at the British Title fighting Prince Arron. British Light Middleweight TitleRose fought Prince Arron on 3 December 2011 at Robin Park Centre, Wigan and was awarded a unanimous decision by a dominant points margin.[7] 31 March 2012 saw the first defence of the title and a long overdue return to home soil with the fight taking place at Winter Gardens, Blackpool. The opponent the only man to have beaten 'the lion' Max Maxwell. Rose won a convincing unanimous points decision after 12 rounds.[8] Next to take on 'the Lion' was Scot Kris Carslaw on 2 June 2012 at Bowlers Exhibition Centre, Manchester. Rose won what has been describes as a 'nip and tuck affair' although the Scot had been cut early in the fight in the 3rd round.[9] In his next fight, which was described as a bout to keep the champion 'ticking over' Brian beat the former World champion Vivian Harris again at the Winter Gardens, Blackpool by way of 3rd-round knockout.[10] The 3rd defence of Rose's title came against former champion and mandatory challenger Sam Webb on 14 December 2012 again back on home soil at Winter Gardens, Blackpool. This was to be a spicy bout after Webb had accused the champion of evading him after a previous date had fallen through and Rose had fought Vivian Harris instead. On being accused by Webb as being 'a bottler' Rose responded, "I'm not a bottler, I'll fight anyone, I want the belt outright so fighting Sam Webb is perfect for me. I'd beat Sam 9 times out of 10 so why wouldn't I want that fight? ... he need to take his frustration out on promoters not me."[11] The champion won with a unanimous decision having provided the challenger with what was described as 'more eye catching work' an such retained the Lonsdale Belt.[12] WBO Intercontinental TitleAfter joining Eddie Hearn at Matchroom, Rose fought for the vacant WBO Intercontinental belt against faded former World Champion in Joachim Alcine. The bout was won by TKO in the final round and provided Rose with the 7th KO of his career. Although it was largely meaningless yet propelled him to 4th in the WBO rankings and applied pressure on the then-champion to give Rose a shot at the title.[13] Rose defeated Alexey Ribchev by unanimous decision at Bolton Arena Bolton on 29 June 2013.[14] WBO title fightRose faced the 5th ranked WBO contender, Argentine, Javier Maciel, in a world title eliminator at Motorpoint Arena, Sheffield on the undercard of Kell Brook v. Vyacheslav Senchenko. Rose won by split decision with scores of 117-111, 116-113, and 113-115. This win places Rose as the mandatory challenger for the winner of the light middleweight title fight between Vanes Martirosyan and Demetrius Andrade.[15] Brian Rose was dominated and knocked out by Demetrius Andrade in brooklyn New York at the Barclays center on 14 June 2014. Personal detailsBorn in Birmingham in 1985, Rose moved to Blackpool at the age of 8 and began boxing aged 9. He is a father of 2 and partner to Danielle. He is cousin to former Manchester City and Everton defender Joleon Lescott. Professional boxing record{{BoxingRecordSummary|draws=1 |nc= |ko-wins=8 |ko-losses=3 |dec-wins=21 |dec-losses=2 |dq-wins= |dq-losses= }}
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References1. ^[https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/boxing/16021061 Brian Rose upsets Prince Arron to claim British title] {{DEFAULTSORT:Rose, Brian}}2. ^Brian Rose retains British title 3. ^An Interview with Brian Rose 4. ^Rushton in a Coma after Brian Rose TKO Loss 5. ^BBBofC English 6. ^BBBofC English Title facts 7. ^[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7hk17x_uCA|Brian Rose v Prince Arron] 8. ^Rose Dominates and Avenges Max Maxwell Defeat 9. ^Brian Rose v Kris Carslaw Aftermath 10. ^Brian Rose Pickles Vivian Harris 11. ^Brian Rose Steaming, Outraged Over Sam Webb's Claims 12. ^Rose won the Lonsdale Belt outright when he beat Sam Webb in Blackpool 13. ^Rose puts in warrior performance to see off ex-light-middleweight world champ Alcine 14. ^Fight Report from Boxing Scene 15. ^http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id/9892035/hopkins-dominates-murat-keeps-title 5 : English male boxers|Light-middleweight boxers|Sportspeople from Blackpool|1985 births|Living people |
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