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mh2365 · 08-16-2006, 05:38 AM

WC McClellan retires at 17-27-5 with 104pp. McClellan was one of the originals starting out in 1900. He started out 1-6 and dropped to club in November of 1901. He never made it back to main. He put together 3 three fight win streaks but it was never enough to pull him even.

His biggest win was probably a TKO10 over Tommy Chandler. He had only 3 stops and was stopped 13 times. He was knocked down 38 times and scored only 15 knockdowns. His fights went an average of 8.1 rounds. He did land more (26.6-24.3) and was more accurate (35.9-33.3) than his opponents but it didn't translate into wins.

08-16-2006, 05:38 AM	#62 (permalink)
mh2365 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: louisville Posts: 14,935	WC McClellan retires WC McClellan retires at 17-27-5 with 104pp. McClellan was one of the originals starting out in 1900. He started out 1-6 and dropped to club in November of 1901. He never made it back to main. He put together 3 three fight win streaks but it was never enough to pull him even. His biggest win was probably a TKO10 over Tommy Chandler. He had only 3 stops and was stopped 13 times. He was knocked down 38 times and scored only 15 knockdowns. His fights went an average of 8.1 rounds. He did land more (26.6-24.3) and was more accurate (35.9-33.3) than his opponents but it didn't translate into wins. __________________ Management Image Recruiters UTBA II Villebillies Louisville Boxing Association