Professional Boxing Career Record and Fight History
A professional boxing record serves as the definitive ledger of a fighter's journey, capturing every victory, defeat, and draw. This specific career trajectory showcases a fighter who competed across various weight classes and regions, facing a diverse array of opponents from local contenders to world-renowned heavyweights.
Throughout this career, the fighter amassed a total of 36 professional bouts. The record reflects a balanced mix of fighting styles, with a significant number of matches decided by the judges' scorecards and a substantial portion ending in decisive knockouts.
[ไม่มีภาพประกอบ]Key Facts
- Total Record: 23 Wins and 13 Losses.
- Win Breakdown: 11 wins by knockout (KO/TKO) and 12 wins by decision.
- Loss Breakdown: 4 losses by knockout and 9 losses by decision.
- Notable Titles: Competed for the WBC Continental Americas Heavyweight Title and the IBF USBA Cruiserweight Title.
- Regional Success: Held the Minnesota Heavyweight Title.
Career Analysis and Fight Progression
The fighter's early career was marked by a strong winning streak, primarily fighting in the United States. Between 1981 and 1982, the fighter secured a series of victories in locations such as Mounds View, Minnesota, and Amery, Wisconsin, establishing a foundation of consistency.
Rise to Regional Prominence
As the career progressed into the mid-1980s, the level of competition increased. The fighter began competing for regional and continental honors. A significant milestone occurred on August 2, 1988, with a victory over Percell Davis via RTD (Referee Technical Decision/Retirement) in the second round to claim the Minnesota Heavyweight Title.
International Challenges and High-Profile Bouts
The fighter's ambition led to international matchups in Brazil, Italy, and South Africa. These bouts often tested the fighter's endurance, with several matches going the full distance. One of the most high-profile encounters took place on December 18, 1987, against the legendary George Foreman in Las Vegas, which resulted in a TKO loss in the third round.
The fighter also challenged for the WBC Continental Americas Heavyweight Title on two occasions: once in December 1986 against Adílson Rodrigues in Brazil and again in December 1988 against Michael Dokes in Atlantic City, both resulting in losses.
[ไม่มีภาพประกอบ]Detailed Fight Statistics
The following table provides a comprehensive summary of the professional record, highlighting the outcomes and methods of victory or defeat.
| Category | Statistic |
|---|---|
| Total Fights | 36 |
| Total Wins | 23 |
| Wins by Knockout | 11 |
| Wins by Decision | 12 |
| Total Losses | 13 |
| Losses by Knockout | 4 |
| Losses by Decision | 9 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the fighter's overall win-loss record?
The fighter finished their professional career with 23 wins and 13 losses.
How many of the wins were achieved by knockout?
Out of the 23 total wins, 11 were achieved via knockout (KO or TKO).
Which titles did the fighter compete for?
The fighter competed for the WBC Continental Americas Heavyweight Title, the IBF USBA Cruiserweight Title, and successfully won the Minnesota Heavyweight Title.
Who was the most notable opponent the fighter faced?
One of the most prominent opponents was George Foreman, whom the fighter faced in Las Vegas on December 18, 1987.
In which countries did the fighter compete?
The fighter competed in the United States, Brazil, Italy, South Africa, and Canada.