Mike Rossman - Professional Boxing Record

Professional Boxing Record

44 Wins (27 knockouts), 7 Losses (4 knockouts), 3 Draws
Res. Record Opponent Type Round
Time		 Date Location Notes
Win 44–7–3 Henry Sims TKO 5 (10) 1983–11–17 Sands Casino Hotel,
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Win 43–7–3 Robert White SD 10 1983–08–17 Sands Casino Hotel,
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Win 42–7–3 Al Fracker TKO 6 (10) 1983–06–15 Playboy Hotel & Casino,
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Win 41–7–3 Charles Smith KO 10 (10) 1983–04–13 Resorts International Casino,
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Loss 40–7–3 Dwight Qawi KO 7 (10)
1:59		 1981–05–31 Resorts International Casino,
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Win 40–6–3 Luke Capuano UD 10 1981–02–22 Conrad Hilton Hotel,
Chicago, Illinois
Win 39–6–3 Luke Capuano MD 10 1980–11–13 International Amphitheatre,
Chicago, Illinois
Win 38–6–3 Al Bolden KO 10 (10)
2:32		 1980–09–09 Resorts International Casino,
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Win 37–6–3 Don Addison UD 10 1980–07–12 Resorts International Casino,
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Loss 36–6–3 Ramon Ranquello TKO 7 (10) 1979–09–18 Giants Stadium,
East Rutherford, New Jersey
Loss 36–5–3 Víctor Galíndez RTD 9 (15)
3:00		 1979–04–14 Superdome,
New Orleans, Louisiana		 Lost WBA Light heavyweight title.
Win 36–4–3 Aldo Traversaro TKO 6 (15)
1:15		 1978–12–05 The Spectrum,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania		 Retained WBA Light heavyweight title.
Win 35–4–3 Víctor Galíndez TKO 13 (15) 1978–09–15 Superdome,
New Orleans, Louisiana		 Won WBA Light heavyweight title.
Win 34–4–3 Matt Ross KO 2 (10) 1978–07–15 Atlantic City Convention Hall,
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Win 33–4–3 Lonnie Bennett TKO 2 (10)
1:41		 1978–05–24 The Spectrum,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Loss 32–4–3 Yaqui López TKO 6 (10) 1978–03–02 Felt Forum,
New York City, New York
Win 32–3–3 Gary Summerhays PTS 10 1977–09–29 Madison Square Garden,
New York City, New York
Win 31–3–3 Marcel Clay KO 1 (10)
2:51		 1977–07–17 Miami Beach Convention Center,
Miami Beach, Florida
Win 30–3–3 Mike Quarry RTD 6 (11) 1977–05–11 Madison Square Garden,
New York City, New York
Win 29–3–3 Ray Anderson TKO 4 (10) 1977–03–02 Madison Square Garden,
New York City, New York
Win 28–3–3 Mike Quarry MD 10 1976–12–11 The Aladdin,
Paradise, Nevada
Draw 27–3–3 Christy Elliott PTS 10 1976–11–10 Wagner Gym at Seton Hall University,
South Orange, New Jersey
Win 27–3–2 Christy Elliott KO 3 (10)
1:59		 1976–09–28 Yankee Stadium,
New York City, New York
Win 26–3–2 Steven Smith KO 6 (10) 1976–08–06 Atlantic City Convention Hall,
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Loss 25–3–2 Tony Licata MD 10 1976–06–12 Municipal Auditorium,
New Orleans, Louisiana
Win 25–2–2 José Anglada KO 9 (10) 1976–05–14 Weehawken, New Jersey
Win 24–2–2 Gene Wells UD 10 1976–03–08 Madison Square Garden,
New York City, New York
Draw 23–2–2 Casey Gacic PTS 10 1976–02–13 Painters Mill Theatre,
Owings Mills, Maryland
Win 23–2–1 Al Styles, Jr. PTS 10 1975–12–10 Scranton, Pennsylvania
Loss 22–2–1 Mike Quarry UD 10 1975–09–30 Nassau Coliseum,
Uniondale, New York
Win 22–1–1 Mike Nixon KO 7 (10) 1975–08–01 Tropicana Hotel & Casino,
Paradise, Nevada
Loss 21–1–1 Mike Nixon SD 10 1975–05–19 Binghamton, New York
Win 21–0–1 David Adkins SD 10 1975–04–29 Capital Centre,
Landover, Maryland
Win 20–0–1 Matt Donovan PTS 10 1975–02–17 The Spectrum,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Win 19–0–1 Matt Donovan UD 10 1975–01–21 Capital Centre,
Landover, Maryland
Win 18–0–1 Harold Richardson KO 3 (?) 1974–12–11 Catholic Youth Center,
Scranton, Pennsylvania
Win 17–0–1 John Pinney TKO 5 (8)
1:39		 1974–11–22 Madison Square Garden,
New York City, New York
Win 16–0–1 Mike Morgan UD 8 1974–10–25 Madison Square Garden,
New York City, New York
Win 15–0–1 Nate Dixon KO 4 (8) 1974–09–09 Madison Square Garden,
New York City, New York
Win 14–0–1 Mike Baker PTS 8 1974–07–29 Madison Square Garden,
New York City, New York
Draw 13–0–1 Nate Dixon PTS 8 1974–07–15 The Spectrum,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Win 13–0 Ray Hernandez PTS 6 1974–06–17 Madison Square Garden,
New York City, New York
Win 12–0 Walter Riley KO 1 (6) 1974–05–29 Catholic Youth Center,
Scranton, Pennsylvania
Win 11–0 Tyrone Freeman PTS 6 1974–04–29 The Spectrum,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Win 10–0 Joey Blair KO 6 (?) 1974–03–20 Scranton, Pennsylvania
Win 9–0 Greg Burch PTS 6 1974–02–18 The Spectrum,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Win 8–0 Maximo Pierret PTS 6 1974–02–09 Catholic Youth Center,
Scranton, Pennsylvania
Win 7–0 Elwood Townsend KO 2 (6) 1973–12–15 Scranton, Pennsylvania
Win 6–0 Lester Camper TKO 6 (6) 1973–12–08 Atlantic City Convention Hall,
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Win 5–0 Nate Dixon KO 3 (?) 1973–11–14 Catholic Youth Center,
Scranton, Pennsylvania
Win 4–0 Larry Parker KO 1 (?) 1973–10–31 Baltimore Civic Center,
Baltimore, Maryland
Win 3–0 Herman Nance KO 1 (4)
2:03		 1973–10–22 The Spectrum,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Win 2–0 Robert Ziegler TKO 3 (?) 1973–09–24 The Spectrum,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Win 1–0 Stanley Dawson KO 2 (4) 1973–08–10 Atlantic City Convention Hall,
Atlantic City, New Jersey

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