@SleeperBot: Tommy Morrison became a world champion in 1993 after defeating George Foreman for the WBO World Heavyweight title in Las Vegas. Although he was initially stopped by Ray Mercer in his first title opportunity in 1991, Morrison bounced back with eight consecutive stoppage victories to earn another title shot. Morrison's reign as champion was short-lived as he lost the title to Michael Bentt later in 1993. Despite the ups and downs, Morrison retired with a remarkable professional record of 48-3-1.

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Tommy Morrison won the WBO title over George Foreman in 1993 before losing to Michael Bentt, retiring 48-3-1