Heavyweight hope Quadrine Hill KOed by clubfighter

[The Hammer]

In a big upset, clubfighter Yohan Banks (4-4-3, 2 KOs) knocked out highly touted former Miami Hurricane star running back Quadrine Hill (now 1-1, 1 KO) in round four.

An uppercut dropped Hill for the count at 2:24.

[Steelhammer2011]

Another American hypejob bites the dust.

[starjammer]

Rough going, but a warning to other hopefules migrating from other sports.

[TheMelvern]

An ESPN cover spot light gone to waste, why couldnt they put some other boxer on there, a real boxer.

[The Hammer]

An ESPN cover spot light gone to waste, why couldnt they put some other boxer on there, a real boxer.

Exactly, why not put the heavyweight champion of the world Wladimir Klitschko on there?

[Crazylegs77]

In a big upset, clubfighter Yohan Banks (4-4-3, 2 KOs) knocked out highly touted former Miami Hurricane star running back Quadrine Hill (now 1-1, 1 KO) in round four.

An uppercut dropped Hill for the count at 2:24.

All the USA talented HWs are taken by Football

[Medved]

Exactly, why not put the heavyweight champion of the world Wladimir Klitschko on there?

He aint a Black American

[The Hammer]

All the USA talented HWs are taken by Football

They were all taken by Burger King or McDonalds.

[Tuavale]

People always say that the best American heavyweights play basketball and football. I say bull****. Most of these great athletes simply can't fight and can never learn enough to get to the top level. Boxers need to be groomed from and early age and it's impossible for muscle bound hulks from the NFL or NBA to do anything big in boxing.

I've always said that fighters are not athletes in the traditional sense and that athletes are not fighters no matter how fast they run the 40 or if they can bench 500 bills. You ever see a fighter on the Superstars show - they can't do anything but fight - and that's how it should be.

That NFL combine stuff doesn't remotely translate to the boxing ring. And now Quadrine understands that.

[SN!PER]

Well done Mr. Banks.

It's good to see Yohan is still active. He could've hung up the gloves after being stopped by Oliver McCall's son Elijah early last year, but he's bravely fought in 6 fights since then.

Meanwhile the young Elijah suffered his first loss earlier this year, but at only age 22 (and being the son of a man who knocked out Lennox Lewis) Elijah can learn from his mistakes and improve a lot with further experience.

I'm hoping to see George Foreman's son, George "Monk" Foreman III battle Elijah McCall sometime in the near future.