21 Facts About Cornelius Bundrage

Cornelius Bundrage was born on April 25,1973 and is an American professional boxer.

Cornelius Bundrage is a two-time former world champion, having held the IBF junior middleweight title twice between 2010 and 2015.

Cornelius Bundrage has shared the ring with 7 former world champions during his professional boxing career.

Cornelius Bundrage's advisor is Bill Waller, and managed by Shawana Bundrage.

In 2006, professional boxer Cornelius 'K9' Bundrage was a participant on ESPN's "The Contender" Season 2 boxing reality television show, with Hall of fame host Sugar Ray Leonard and Sylvester Stallone in Hollywood, California.

Cornelius Bundrage was named "fan favorite" out of sixteen boxers from all over the United States.

Cornelius Bundrage was the last picked, winding up on the Blue Team.

Cornelius Bundrage moved along in the tournament, while Clark was forced to hang up his gloves and go home.

Cornelius Bundrage bounced back, then went on to win The Contender bronze medal fight against Norberto Bravo with a devastating TKO in the seventh round in very impressive fashion.

Cornelius Bundrage won the fight with a 7th round knockout against Colin McNeil, assuring the American team a victory in The Contender Challenge: UK vs USA.

Cornelius Bundrage took the opportunity on 3 weeks notice and lost a dangerous 37 pounds in a 3-week span.

Julio jumped on Cornelius Bundrage, which caused the referee to call a halt to the fight.

Cornelius Bundrage defeated former IBF Light Middleweight Champion Kassim Ouma by unanimous decision in Salamanca, NY.

Cornelius Bundrage lost the bout via controversial split decision that not only did many think he deserved, but led on punch-stats via a margin that was unexpected.

On June 27,2009, Cornelius Bundrage then fought in another IBF Title Elminiator against Yuri Foreman, which ended in a 'No Decision'.

Cornelius Bundrage accidentally headbutted Foreman in the third round and the ring physician ended the fight.

Cornelius Bundrage traveled to his opponent's home town and scored an impressive 5th round knockout over Spinks.

Besides capturing his dream of becoming a world champion, Cornelius Bundrage brought a major championship back to his hometown of Detroit, Michigan.

Cornelius Bundrage was able to pressure Spinks throughout the fight cutting off the ring, landing good shots and not letting Spinks get into his rhythm of jab and move, Spinks was able to perry the jab of Cornelius Bundrage occasionally but couldn't capitalize.

Cornelius Bundrage made the first defense of his IBF title in a rematch against Sechew "Iron Horse" Powell on June 25,2011 in Saint Charles, Missouri.

Cornelius Bundrage then expressed his interest and desire to face fellow world champion, WBC Light Middleweight Champion Saul Alvarez.