Professional Boxing Record
36 Wins (11 knockouts, 25 decisions), 2 Losses, 0 Draw, 0 No Contests | |||||||
Res. | Record | Opponent | Type | Rd., Time | Date | Location | Notes |
Raymundo Beltrán | |||||||
Win | 36–2 | Jose Gonzalez | |||||
Win | 35–2 | Kevin Mitchell | |||||
Win | 34–2 | Paulus Moses | |||||
Win | 33–2 | Michael Katsidis | |||||
Win | 32–2 | Nicky Cook | |||||
Win | 31–2 | Joseph Laryea | |||||
Win | 30–2 | Andreas Evensen | |||||
Win | 29–2 | Roman Martinez | |||||
Win | 28–2 | Youssef Al Hamidi | |||||
Win | 27–2 | Kevin O'Hara | |||||
Win | 26–2 | Michael Gomez | |||||
Win | 25–2 | Yakubu Amidu | |||||
Win | 24–2 | Osumanu Akaba | |||||
Win | 23–2 | Gheorghe Ghiompirica | |||||
Win | 22–2 | Billy Smith | |||||
Win | 21–2 | Silence Saheed | |||||
Win | 20–2 | Billy Smith | |||||
Win | 19–2 | Youssef Al Hamidi | |||||
Win | 18–2 | Ben Odamattey | |||||
Win | 17–2 | Frederic Bonifai | |||||
Win | 16–2 | Ernie Smith | |||||
Loss | 15–2 | Carl Johanneson | |||||
Win | 15–1 | Wladimir Borov | |||||
Win | 14–1 | Adolphe Avadja | |||||
Loss | 13–1 | Alex Arthur | |||||
Win | 13–0 | Alan Temple | |||||
Win | 12–0 | Haider Ali | |||||
Win | 11–0 | Buster Dennis | |||||
Win | 10–0 | Graham Earl | |||||
Win | 9–0 | Colin Bain | |||||
Win | 8–0 | Jeff Thomas | |||||
Win | 7–0 | Daniel Thorpe | |||||
Win | 6–0 | Fation Kacanolli | |||||
Win | 5–0 | Neil Murray | |||||
Win | 4–0 | Ernie Smith | |||||
Win | 3–0 | Gary Harrison | |||||
Win | 2–0 | Peter Allen | |||||
Win | 1–0 | Woody Greenaway |
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