On July 26, 1986, Marvis vs. Frazier was a professional boxing bout. The bout is remarkable for being Tyson's professional career's shortest knockout victory, lasting only 30 seconds. It also marked the first time that two former heavyweight champions fought one another. Tyson and Frazier had both been world champions at one point. When they met in the ring, it was for the opportunity to be the champion again. Even though Frazier was given priority as the number 1 contender, he lost when he couldn't make the weight limit of 21 pounds per boxers' limit. After losing to Tyson, who then went on to have other accomplishments in the sport, Frazier retired with a record of 20-1.-(R32)- He came out of retirement in 1991 to face Buster Mathis Jr. but lost by TKO (strikes). - He returned to the ring in 1996 but lost again by TKO (strikes). - In 1997, he faced Andrew Golota but lost by TKO (strikes). After this match, Frazier decided to retire for good this time with a record of 35-1.-(R16, R17)- He came back once more in 2001 when he took on Matt Skelton but lost by TKO (strikes).