Reggie “Sweet” Johnson Attending International Boxing Hall of Fame
Johnson 1 of 8 to Win Middleweight and Light Heavyweight Titles

 (Houston, Texas) — Friday, April 15, 2016, Three-time World Boxing Champion Reggie “Sweet” Johnson, 49, will be attending the International Boxing Hall of Fame. Johnson announced his intent on social media, his personal blog and to the media today.

 “I’m attending as a spectator this year,” Johnson said. “My three world championships and titles in middle and light heavyweight divisions, my contributions to the sport for decades make me worthy of being recognized as a fighter who should be one day inducted into the International Hall of Fame.”

Johnson has a professional boxing record of 44 wins (25 KOs), 7 Losses (0 KOs), 1 draw. Reggie has boxed 374 rounds, has a 48.08 knockout percentage with three world titles and multiple title defenses.

Johnson will be in Canastota, N.Y., June 9-12 watching the 2016 International Boxing Hall of Fame. Events include a golf tournament, banquet, parade, VIP events, 5K run and autograph card show. Boxing greats past and present attend and the highlight is the Official Enshrinement Ceremony welcoming new Hall of Fame members. 

Johnson is one of eight men to win titles in middleweight and light heavyweight divisions including: Bob Fitzsimmons, Dick Tiger*, Sugar Ray Leonard*, Thomas Hearns*, Mike McCallum*, Roy Jones Jr. and Bernard Hopkins. (*IBHOF Inductees).

Johnson fought ranked, current and former world champions to earn his titles including: Roy Jones Jr., William Guthrie, Jorge Castro (2X in Argentina), John David Jackson, "Irish" Steve Collins, Lamar Parks, Ole Klemetsen, Antonio Tarver, Julio Gonzalez, Ki Yun Song, Charles Oostuizen and James Toney. 

• Johnson won the IBA Light Heavyweight title in a split decision over Julio Cesar Gonzalez, Feb. 23, 2008, in Lake Charles, LA.
• Johnson knocked out William Guthrie in the fifth round with a one-punch knockout to win the IBF Light Heavyweight Title, Feb. 6, 1998, in Uncasville, CT.
  
  
• Johnson a majority decision over Steve Collins for the WBA Middleweight Title, April 22, 1992, in East Rutherford, N.J.

Today, Reggie uses his VIP boxing platforms, celebrity appearances and speaking events to bring attention to brands and causes. Anti-Bullying, a national issue, is an effort Reggie supports by talking with elementary, middle and high school students and staff.

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Reggie "Sweet" Johnson

Reggie "Sweet" Johnson Fought His Way to Titles

Only a handful of people know what it takes to face, surpass and overwhelm opponents fighting for the chance to become a world boxing champion. Reggie “Sweet” Johnson has thrived and achieved this feat not once, not twice but three times in world championship boxing.

Reggie won titles in the middleweight and light heavyweight divisions—1 of only 8 men to do so in these two weight categories--with multiple title defenses as noted by The Ring.

• Reggie won the IBA Light Heavyweight title in a split decision over Julio Cesar Gonzalez, Feb. 23, 2008, in Lake Charles, Louisiana.
  
  
• Knocked out William Guthrie in the fifth round with a one-punch knockout to win the IBF Light Heavyweight Title, Feb. 6, 1998, in Uncasville, Connecticut.
  
  
• Won a majority decision over Steve Collins for the WBA Middleweight Title, April 22, 1992, in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
  
  
• Won the USBA Inter-Continental Middleweight Title stopping Ismael Negron with a TKO in the 11^th round Feb. 4, 1990, in Paradise, Nevada.
  
  
• Defeated Israel Cole on points for the WBA Inter-Continental Middleweight title Sept. 12, 1989, in Inglewood, California.

A skilled southpaw with punching power, heart and drive like no other, Reggie has never side stepped an opponent and fought current or former world champions: Roy Jones Jr., William Guthrie, Jorge Castro (twice in Argentina), John David Jackson, "Irish" Steve Collins, Lamar Parks, Ole Klemetsen, Antonio Tarver, Julio Gonzalez, Ki Yun Song, Charles Oostuizen and James Toney. 

With three world titles comes responsibility and Reggie answers calls to speak to schools, churches, prisons, youth homes, retirement centers, and homeless shelters with motivational talks with members.

Reggie has plenty to share through stories of his personal fight to reach his goals in one of sport’s toughest games. While there, Reggie signs boxing gloves, photos, T-shirts and boxing memorabilia to aid fundraising efforts when needed.

Reggie fields requests for a wide range of appearances at local, national and international boxing, VIP, sports and entertainment events.