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Kirk Johnson (born June 29, 1972) is a professional Heavyweight boxer from North Preston, Nova Scotia, Canada.Johnson represented Canada at the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona, where he lost in the quarter-finals against eventual silver medalist David Izon (Nigeria). He had his first professional bout on April 24, 1993 against Andre Smiley. In his first title fight in 2002 he faced John Ruiz for the WBA Heavyweight Title. In the tenth round Johnson was disqualified for low blows while losing on all of the judges' scorecards. Johnson appealed the disqualification to the WBA, on the grounds that referee Joe Cortez had erred in calling some of the low blows and did not act impartially (both Ruiz and Cortez are of Puerto Rican descent). Though many boxing commentators agreed that the disqualification was unwarranted, the appeal was ultimately denied by the WBA.In 2003, after dropping out of a planned fight against then-heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis because of an injury, Johnson launched into a protracted battle against the Halifax Regional Police. During the inquiry Johnson claimed that he had had his car stopped 28 times in five years in his car while in Halifax. Johnson was awarded $10,000 in damages, in addition to $4,790 to cover his travel expenses. The police service was also ordered to create a scholarship in Johnson's name. It will be awarded annually to a student from North Preston.On December 6, 2003 Johnson faced the Ukrainian contender and future champion Vitali Klitschko in New York's Madison Square Garden. He lost the bout in the second round via technical knockout.Johnson compounded the Ruiz embarrassment by coming into this fight at an obese 260 pounds - an all time high for him. Johnson weighed 232 pounds in his biggest win over Oleg Maskaev in 2000.Since the Klitschko fight, Johnson has staged a comeback. He knocked out Mexican heavyweight Gilbert Martinez in July 2004 and won a technical decision over Cuban Yanqui Diaz in June 2005, although he lost his next bout against Californian Javier Mora in March of 2006
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