Nerd Tournaments Part 2 (users welcome)

[PWillisTheMan]

As I'm plugging along in my tournaments I realize this is the structure easiest for me to stick with. As you guys know, it's nice to have something else that you don't have to document.

So I'm going to begin setting up the next one as I finish this one. This time I am going to sim the 20 fight ins instead of just auto running them and I'm going to include Rocky fighters as well as some friends & relatives. I may include some characters from film and TV too.

If any of you want to create a fighter/fighters, just give me a name, weight class and style. You can choose 1 per division if you want to or just one all together. I'm not having any created fighters ranked over 10, so if you want to copy a guy from the game list that as well.

I'm just now getting to the rounds of 128, so this is obviously a lengthy project. But i'm going to start on the Strawweights shortly so i figured I would open it up for anyone with interest. Any of your fighters I will recap all of their prelim fights leading into the tournaments.

[PWillisTheMan]

Obviously there has not been a big rush to create guys, but if anyone decides they want to. Feel free at anytime along the way.

Titles are involved with WBO for rated 9 and lower, IBO rated 7 and lower. The titles are randomly contested in the first round of fights.

I decided to run the prelims with all the fighters, but the tournaments will be half of the guys in each division.

So I had 174 Strawweights and 87 advanced to the tourney.

1. Nkosinathi Joyi 19-0-1 (13)
The South African finished Daniel Reyes in 9 and took a UD over Rodel Mayol before drawing with Leo Gamez. He won his last ten, eight by KO with the most impressive being climbing off the deck to flatten Ala Villamor in six.

2. Ricardo Lopez (WBC) 20-0 (18)
Finito won the Vacant strap in the first fight with a 3rd round KO over Eduardo Ray Marquez. He then defended the belt nineteen times. Getting off the canvas twice in the opening round to stop Ratanapol Sor Vorapin in eleven, Edmund Villamor in ten and destroying Donnie Nietes in 3 being the most notable.

3. Leo Gamez 18-1-1 (10)
Leo opened with a hard fought UD over Rosendo Alvarez. With the exception of the aforementioned draw with Joyi, a UD loss to Ivan Calderon was his only blemish. Gamez closed strong with a SD over Zolani Petelo and a one round demolition over Nietes.

4. Matthew Bell 19-0-1 (11)
Bell cruised to 18-0 with Unanimous Decisions over Nietes and Kompayak Porpramook being the most note worthy. Then he faced IBO champion Fahsang Pongsawang in a non title fight. Most thought Bell pulled it out late, but all he got was a draw.

5. Ivan Calderon 19-0-1 (4)
Calderon beat highly regarded Roman Gonzalez with a 5th round TKO due to cuts before a draw with Keitaro Hoshino. Then he reeled off 13 straight with the best wins being the UD over Gamez and another UD over Yutaka Niida

Other Champions:
9. Fahsang Pongsawang (IBO) 18-1-1 (12)
17. Pornsawan Kratingdaenggym (WBA) 15-4-1 (10)
18. Keitaro Hoshino (IBF & WBO) 11-4-5 (3)

Notables that missed the Tournament: Rated 7 or higher

103. Hector Luis Patri 5-12-3 (1)
He had a chance against Muhammad Rachman in the final bout but a late rally resulted in only a draw.

124. Katsunari takayama 12-6-2 (4)
Takayama was well inside the cut after 18 fights. Then he drew with Iwon Key (3-15) before a disastrous UD loss to Rick Budgeon (2-17) to close matters and drop him out of the tournament.

[damientheomen3]

Damien Walec, MW, Slugger.

[PWillisTheMan]

Originally Posted by damientheomen3

Damien Walec, MW, Slugger.

You can make your own and post it if you would rather. Just nothing above a 10 rating.

[damientheomen3]

How will you be aging the boxers? I will create my guy in the beginning stage, but should I also create a prime rating? Or should I put him directly in his prime?

[PWillisTheMan]

Originally Posted by damientheomen3

How will you be aging the boxers? I will create my guy in the beginning stage, but should I also create a prime rating? Or should I put him directly in his prime?

Directly in his prime. No aging for this.

[damientheomen3]

Here ya go.

[PWillisTheMan]

210 fighters- 105 advance to the Tournament

1. Ricardo Lopez 20-0 (15)...40-0 (33)
Both Carlos Tamara and German Torres were stopped in 9 rounds while Alfonso Lopez was flattened in 8. Ricardo finished Lupe Madera in 6 rounds and he finished up with a tight split decision over Shingo Yamaguchi in the toughest fight to date of his 40 consecutive wins.

2. Koki kameda 20-0 (12)
Koki climbed off the deck to take a UD over Eric Griffin and he absorbed an early knockdown again against Humberto gonzalez before knocking him out cold in the seventh round of a wild war. Candido Tellez was steamrolled in two and he finished Gerardo Verde in nine rounds.

3. Giovanni Segura 20-0 (16)
Segura took a tough split decision over Alfonso Lopez before he demolished Madera with a brutal second round KO. After some less than noteworthy wins he massacred Dobie Boy Penalosa in 3 rounds to finish up unblemished.

4. Yoko Gushiken 20-0 (17)
Yoko stopped Tamara in four and then finished Nelson Dieppa in the tenth round. A 9th round KO over Hugo Cazares and a tenth round stoppage over Rodel mayol took his streak of KO's to ten straight. Omar Nino was destroyed in 2 before Masibulele Makepula dropped Yoko in one before succumbing to the Japanese buzzsaws attack in the seventh. Gushiken's final fight was an impressive and clear 12 round UD over the slick Hilario Zapata.

5. Jorge Arce 20-0 (17)
Nino Romero lasted nine tough rounds with Jorge was the most notable win of his first 17 fights. Then he stopped Muvhuso Nedzanani & Madera in 8 rounds before knocking out Brian Viloria in five rounds to finish up his prelims.

6. Jung-Koo Chang 20-0 (8)
Unanimous decisions over Daniel Reyes and Verde got Chang out of the gates well. He was floored twice in the opening round against Ulises Solis and in dire straits when Chang turned it around with an overwhelming assault that forced a ref's stoppage in the third round.He closed with a comfortable 12 round decision over the WBO champion Beibis Mendoza in a nontitle tilt.

7. Ivan Calderon 19-1 (6)...38-1-1 (10)
After two wins Calderon was outworked down the stretch and dropped a close unanimous decision to Kompayak Porpramook in a big upset. From there he reeled off 17 wins in a row, including UD's over Yamaguchi, Muangchai Kittikasem & Nedzanani.

8. Beibis Mendoza (WBO) 18-2 (13)
After 11 wins Mendoza stopped Rosendo Alvarez in the 12th and final round of a vicious war. They had an immediate rematch and Alvarez turned the tables with a UD. Mendoza won the WBO belt with a UD over Vuyani Nene in an entertaining brawl. He then defended it 4 times including a 7th round TKO over Roman Gonzalez and a UD over Cazares before losing to Chang.

9. Myung-Woo Yuh (IBF) 20-0 (8)
Unanimous decisions over Reyes and Edgar Sosa highlighted Yuh's first seven fights before he took the IBF strap with a UD over Ramon Rodriguez. He is on 12 defenses now, including a UD over Viloria, a 5th round TKo over Leo Gamez, a TKO 10 over Porpramook and a UD12 over Hi-Yong Choi

10. Michael Carbajal 18-1-1 (16)
Carbajal floored the tough matthew Bell 7 times on his way to a 12th round TKO. He flattened Tamara in 2, Makepula in 9 and Leo Gamez in 5 to run his record to 15-0 before losing an upset UD to Viloria. In his next fight he drew with jake Matlala before knocking out Ronald Barrera in 9 rounds.

Other Champions:
24. Saman Sorjaturong WBA 19-1 (18)
25. Sot Chitalada WBC 17-3 (11)
34. Joma Gamboa IBO 30-8-2 (8)

Notables that missed the tourney:
121. Hiroki Ioka 26-13-1 (8)
After a solid start he lost 4 of his last 6 including two bad losses to felix Colman that left him on the outside looking in.

[PWillisTheMan]

328 fighters- 164 in Tourney

1. Koki Kameda 20-0 (12)...40-0 (24)
He opened with a UD over Johnny Hill before getting off the canvas to KO Manny Pacquiao in nine. A 12 round split decision over Cuban Black Bill and a UD over Daisuke Naito followed. A UD over Rinty Monaghan and a 2 round destruction of Luis Ibarra highlighted the rest of his second unbeaten campaign.

2. Santos Laciar 20-0 (10)
Laciar took a wide UD over Malcolm Tunacao before wiping out Terry allen in 2 one sided rounds. A UD over Hernan Marquez followed before he sandwiched two UD's over Chartchai Sasakul with a 12 rd unanimous nod over Newsboy Brown.

3. Muangchai Kittikasem 16-4 (9)...33-7 (22)
A fifth rd KO loss to Efren Torres and an 8rd KO to Fighting Harada got him off to a slow start. He rebounded by stopping Oscar Arciniega in 4 and taking a SD from Teddy Gardner before dropping UD's to benny Lynch & Pancho Villa. That's when he stopped the 37 straight wins from Giovanni Segura with a stirring MD. Two more wins enabled him to maintain the lofty ranking.

4. Jimmy Wilde 20-0 (18)
Arthur Johnson lasted 7 rounds with Jimmy and Luis Ibarra was iced in 3. Wilde climbed of the canvas to take Lorenzo Parra via 8th round TKO. Leo Gamez was massacred in 2 before Miguel Canto survived 3 knockdowns en route to losing a 12rd UD. 6 Ko's finished up his trek, 3 in one round.

5. Vic Darchinyan (IBF & WBC) 20-0 (13)
A UD over Alfonso Lopez was his best result before taking a UD15 over Elky Clark to claim the IBF title. 5 defenses, including an 8th rd KO over Jake Matlala, followed before Vic unified with a 12rdUTD over Valentin Anglemann. 5 more defenses followed, the best of which were UD over Louis Skena & Eric Morel.

6. Fighting Harada 20-0 (12)
He got off the canvas in consecutive fights to win SD over Jackie Jurich in 10 and Pongsaklek Wongjongkam in 12. The aforementioned KO8 over Kittikasem that saw both guys down twice. A majority decision over Little Dado preceded a KO5 over Jurich and a TKO9 over Danny Romero. Harada ended things with a devastating 3rd round KO over Edgar Sosa.

7. Giovanni Segura 19-1 (14)...39-1 (30)
He got off the deck to win a UD over Hiroyuki Ebihara and stopped Rosendo Alvarez in 5. His record at 108 helped aid his seed as the only other notable was the loss to Kittikasem.

8. Mark Johnson 18-1-1 (12)
He opened with a disputed draw with Jurich before trading knock downs with Pacquiao and finishing him 5. Too sharp was knocked out in the final round against Fernando Montiel(yikes TB). But he rebounded with 13 straight wins including a 12rd UD over Jung-Koo Chang and a 10th round Ko of Peter Kane.

9. Midget Wolgast 19-1 (6)
He won 9 straight over lesser opponents before dropping a 12rd UD to Miguel Canto. A 6th TKO over Moruti Mthalane, two UD's over Luis Concepcion & a SD from Arthur Johnson were the highlights from there.

10. Jung-Koo Chang 18-2 (6)...38-2 (14)
Chang lost an MD to Dado Marino before reeling off 17 in a row with the best win being a MD over Ebihara. Then he dropped the decision to Johnson and was another beneficiary of a stellar record at 108.

Other Unbeaten fighters:
11. Nonito Donaire 18-0-2 (12)
15. Fidel LaBarba 19-0-1 (7)
17. Jackie Paterson 18-0-2 (7)
19. Panama Al Brown 20-0 (14)

Other Champions:
23. Johnny Buff (WBA) 16-2-2 (7)
29. Johnny Hill (IBO) 16-3-1 (5)
Alexander Mahmutov (WBO) 10-9-1 (1)

Notables that missed the cut:
172. Jose Carita Lopez 11-7-2 (6)
183. Raton Mojica 9-9-2 (2)- first fighter rated 8
214. Fidel Bassa 7-13 (1)

[PWillisTheMan]

162 fighters, 81 in the tourney.

1. Vic Darchinyan 20-0 (17)...40-0 (30)
Vic won a wide decision over Jose Navarro, stopped Ronald Barrera in 9 and then he dismantled Fernando Montiel in 11 surprisingly one sided rounds. The best of the rest was a UD10 over Masanori Tokuyama.

2. Santos Laciar 20-0 (10)...40-0 (20)
Santos decisioned Diego Morales over 10 and stopped Mauricio Pastrana in nine before taking a tough 12rd MD over Jiro Watanabe. Laciar cruised from there, the best result being a 7th round TKO over Medgoen Singsurat.

3, Jiro Watanabe (WBA) 18-1-1 (5)
After the aforementioned loss to Laciar, Jiro rebounded with a UD10 over Nonito Donaire and soundly beating Danny romero in a 12rd UD. After a draw with Cesar Seda he took the WBA title with a UD12 over Armando Castro. He defended his title 6 times, the mos impressive being a TKO5 over Ratanachai Sor Vorapin & an TSD11 over Johnny Bredahl.

4. Nonito Donaire 19-1 (13)...37-1-2 (25)
Donaire iced Satoshi Lida in 10 and took a dominant UD12 over Cristian Mijares. After the loss to Watanabe he unanimously decisioned Johnny Tapia over 12 and knocked out Hiroshi Kawashima in 8 before closing things with an impressive 12rd UD over Gilberto Roman.

5. Khaosai Galaxy 20-0 (18)
He was forced to go 10 in a UD over Oscar Arciniega in the opening week before reeling off seventeen straight knock outs including Drian Francisco in1, Gustavo Ballas in rounds 9 and 4 in back to back bouts. He got off the deck in round 1 to stop Sung Kil Moon in four before knocking out Kid Akeem in ten. Barrera took him the distance in a lopsided loss to end the KO streak.

6. Leo Gamez 18-1-1 (9)...68-10-2 (34)
Willie Jensen and Nobuo nashiro were both defeated by UD in 10. He had a draw with Armando Castro before being stopped in 6 by Jose Carita Lopez. He won his last ten, including a UD10 over Waenpetch Chuwatana and a 2nd round TKO over Eric Morel.

7. Katsuya Onizuka (WBC) 18-2 (12)
He impressively finished Chul-Ho Kim in the opening round and two fights later he won the IBF title with a 3rd round TKO over Akeem. After 3 KO defenses against over matched challengers, Z Gorres took his title with an SD12. One fight later he suffered a one punch KO loss to navarro in five. A TKO10 over Jose Ruiz led him to take the WBC belt from Samson Dutch Boy Gym in a grueling UD12. 5 defenses followed, the most notable being a 1st round TKO over Gerson Guerrero.

8. Gilberto Roman 18-2 (11)
Roman dropped a 12rd UD to Dutch Boy Gym in an effort to win the WBA title. He won twelve straight including 3 over the dangerous Alexander Munoz, TKO3, TKO8 & UD10 before dropping the decision to Donaire.

9. Omar Narvaez 16-3-1 (5)...34-5-1 (17)
Omar dropped early UD's to Gerry Penalosa & Sor Vorapin. An 8th round TKO over Mervin Sonsona was his most notable win before losing by DQ9 to Akeem. He won a UD10 over Alberto castro before a TD1 with Mark Johnson.

10. Johnny Tapia 17-1-2 (7)
After a D10 with Ballas, Tapia stopped Martin Castillo in 11 rounds. After losing to Donaire & drawing with Raul Martinez Johnny excelled down the stretch. Taking two UD over Castillo and winning another over Navarro.

Other Champions:
20. Diego Morales (IBO) 17-3 (14)
21. Nana Konadu (WBO) 16-4 (7)
24. Malcolm Tunacao (IBF) 28-7-5 (17)

Notables that missed the Cut:
82. Drian Francisco (7) 13-7 (8)
83. Jose Carita Lopez (7) 12-8 (4)...23-15-2 (10)
96. Marvin Sonsona (7) 9-11 (5)
125. Cyril Bellanger (7) 7-13 (2)

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428 Fighters, 214 Qualify.


1. Fighting Harada (IBF) 20-0 (13)...40-0 (25)

A 12 rd UD over Pete Herman & a ten round UD over Nipper Pat Daly got Harada off and running. He then won the IBF strap with a 6th round TKO over Waldemiro Pinto. Harada made 12 successful defenses with the most notable being a UD15 over Wladimir Sidorenko & a 10th Round TKO over Chuco Castillo.


2. Vic Darchinyan 19-1 (9)...59-1 (39)

Vic won a dominant UD12 over Cristian Mijares and starched Jimmy Walsh in one round. He followed a tough SD10 over David Kui Kong Young with a UD12 over Sung Kil Moon. Then two big TKO wins over Raul Perez & Lionel Rose in eight rounds and three. A UD10 over Joe Lynch and a 12rd UD over Daly stretched his winning streak to 58 before he was dropped twice late en route to a tough UD12 defeat to Nonito Donaire. Darchinyan finished an impressive bantam campaign with a 10 rd UD over Charles LeDoux.


3. Nonito Donaire 17-2-1 (13)...54-3-3 (38)

After a couple nondescript wins Nonito dropped a 12rd SD to Tim Austin and drew over twelve rounds with harry Harris. After a 10rd UD over Jung II Byun he lost a tight MD12 to Terry McGovern. Then Donaire won a UD12 over Fernando Montiel to start an 11 fight winning streak including a ninth rd KO of Daly, a TKO2 over Erik Morel and the UD12 over Darchinyan.


4. Jimmy Barry 19-0-1 (9)...36-1-3 (16)

Barry won a UD10 over Franco Zurlo and then stopped the 45 fight winning streak of Koki Kameda with a 4th rd DQ. Alberto Davila & Gerry Penalosa both dropped unanimous decisions over ten. He drew with Agustin Senin over 12 rounds before closing with a tough SD10 over Pinto.


5. Fidel LaBarba 19-0-1 (6)...38-0-2 (13)

Fidel won 10rd Majority decisions over Julian Solis & Rose as well as a UD12 over Lynch. He drew over 10 with Danny Kid before finishing with a UD10 over Archie Bell.


6. Wilfredo Gomez 18-2 (17)

Hozumi Hasegawa went the distance, but lost a 12rd UD. Johnny Carter was destroyed in 2 rounds before Julio Gamboa stopped Bazooka in the opening round because of cuts. After a couple lesser wins Wilfredo floored Jose Medal in the opening round before once again being stopped on cuts in four. He iced Medel in 3 one sided rounds in a rematch and knocked out Midget Wolgast in 10 and Ruben Olivares in 1 to finish on a destructive roll.


7. Jesus Pimentel 17-3 (11)

Jesus dropped a UD10 to Castillo before winning a unanimous ten rounder off of Johnny Tapia. He dropped a UD12 to Johnny Coulon before being decimated in one round by Gaby Canizales. He then took eleven straight including a 6th round KO over Medel & a second round blowout of Ratanachai Sor Vorapin.


8. Manuel Ortiz 20-0 (13)

He dropped Charley Phil Rosenberg 3 times on the way to a dominant UD12. Then a UD10 over Davila and a UD12 over Senin. Eijiro Murata was knocked out cold in 2 and Pablo Dano in 7 before he finished up with a 1rd TKO over Daniel Zaragoza.


9. Tim Austin 18-2 (9)

Tim opened with a razor close MD10 defeat to Wolgast. His big SD win over Donaire was followed by a 4th round blow out of Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym before Tim dropped a disputed SD10 to Chuco Castillo. He won his last 12 including a UD10 over Vic Foley, UD12 over Montiel and a 7thg round knock out of Eddie Campi.


10. Carlos Zarate 20-0 (17)

Carlos didn't have the most impressive list of opponents, but he was never pressed. Stopping harry jeffra in eleven and Packey O'Gatty in seven before saving the best for last as he devastated the previously unbeaten Baltazar Sangchili in 2 rounds.


Other Champions:

22. Joseph Agbeko (WBO) 19-0-1 (9)
33. David Kui Kong Young (WBA) 17-3 (7)
50. Toshiaki Nishioka (WBC) 15-2-3 (6)
80. Eric Morel (IBO) 11-8-1 (3)...41-16-3 (21)


Other Unbeaten Fighters:

11. Eder Jofre 20-0 (18)
13. George Dixon 19-0-1 (6)
14. Jeff Chandler 20-0 (15)
16. Paulie Ayala 20-0 (7)
17. Memphis Pal Moore 19-0-1 (3)
18. Sixto Escobar 20-0 (3)
23. Lou Salica 17-0-3 (4)



Notables That Missed The Cut:

218. Octavio Gomez (7) 10-9-1 (4)
222. Greg Richardson (7) 8-12 (1)
228. Ernesto Miranda (7) 7-13 (3)
236. Eddie Martin (8) 11-9 (5)
237. Manny Elias (7) 9-9-2 (2)
256. George Marks (8) 9-10-1 (2)
261. Packey O'Gatty 11-8-1 (4)
270. Manny Barrios 7-12-1 (1)
310. Little Pancho 5-12-3 (2)...20-15-5 (7)

[PWillisTheMan]

232 Fighters, 116 Qualify.


1. Wilfredo Gomez 20-0 (19)...38-2 (36)

Bazooka opened with a first round destruction of Joan Guzman. He stopped Arthur Johnson in seven before handling Nestor Garza & Mike Ayala in 8 rounds each. Somsak Sithchatchawal was knocked out in five before he destroyed Carlos Zarate in seven rounds. Two early Ko wins of Hector Acero Sanchez in 1 & 4 ended the overwhelming campaign.


2. Juan Manuel Lopez 20-0 (16)

Leo Randolph was TKO'd in 6 before a wide UD12 over Bones Adams. Jemal Hinton was blown out in 1 & Danny Romero in seven before JuanMa ended Zarate's 29 fight wining streak with a brutal second round KO. Down the stretch a 12 rd UD over Oscar Larios solidified his standing.


3. Israel Vazquez (IBF) 20-0 (17)

Izzy stopped Vuyani Bungu in seven before blowing out Larios in two. He came from behind to TKO Jhonny Gonzalez in ten wild rounds and won a decisive UD12 over Daniel Ponce DeLeon. Izzy once again found himself behind after nine rounds but he rallied to KO Rafael Marquez in ten to take the IBF title. He finished with his only defense, an 11th rd TKO of Arthur Johnson.


4. Rafael Marquez 19-1 (16)...38-2 (33)

Rafa took the IBF title with an 8th rd TKO of Nicky Perez. Marquez followed with seventeen successful defenses including a UD12's over Adams, Kenny Guttman & Jorge Arce before losing his title to Vazquez. He rebounded with a seventh round KO of Thomas Mashaba.


5. Jeff Fenech 18-1-1 (12)...37-2-1 (25)

The long time WBA Bantam titlist opened with a 6th round TKO loss to Erik Morales in a wild affair and a couple fights later suffered a tech draw with Samart Payakaroon. He then reeled off 13 straight wins including a UD10 over Nestor Garza, KO6 of Rico Ramos, MD12 against Kennedy McKinney, TKO9 over Mahyar Monshipour & a UD12 against Abner mares.


6. Manny Pacquiao 19-1 (18)...34-5-1 (29)

Manny blew away all of his early competition including 5 first round KO's before he met some tougher opposition. But he still KO's Royal Kobayashi in 5 & romero in 8. Manny finally got a title shot but he was stopped in 4 furious rounds against Erik Morales.


7. Erik Morales (WBC) 19-0-1 (17)

After the win over Fenech, Erik stopped Guzman in eleven. He went to Japan and lifted the WBC strap from Kozo Ishii with a 10th rd TKO. He made seven defenses with the TKO of Pacquiao being the most notable and a draw against Brian Conner providing the only setback.


8. Carlos Zarate 18-2 (15)...38-2 (32)

Zarate dusted Antonio escalante in 3 before the shocking loss to Lopez. He stopped Steve Molitor is 2, lost to Gomez and scored 3 more ko's to end his campaign. A good example of the ranking system loving the guys moving up in weight.


9. Marco Antonio Barrera 19-1 (15)

MAB took a UD12 from Gerry Penalosa & stopped nestor garza in four before losing a SD10 in controversial fashion against Yasuo Kunimi. A tough SD12 against Guzman and a UD12 against larios preceded a 9th round TKO of Paulie Ayala before decimating Jhonny Gonzalez in a single round.


10. Toshiaki Nishioka 19-1 (9)...34-3-3 (15)

An SD12 over Antonio Cermeno made Nishioka a two division belt holder as he took the WBA strap. He made 12 straight defenses including UD's over Hinton & mares & a KO11 against Mashaba before losing his title in a TKO5 against Raul Perez. He rebounded to close strong with ten rd unanimous decisions over McKinney & johnny tapia.


Other Champions:

17. Raul Perez (WBA) 17-3 (15)...27-12-1 (22)
32. Mike Ayala (WBO) 15-5 (6)
38. Danny Romero (IBO) 12-8 (8)...43-16-1 (27)

Other Unbeatens:

14. Samart Payakaroon 18-0-2 (11)


Notables That Missed The Cut: none

[PWillisTheMan]

566 Fighters, 284 Qualify- a champion over the cutoff number gets in.

1. Erik Morales 19-1 (13)...38-1-1 (30)

Erik won a 12 round UD over Juan Laporte before walking with a difficult SD over Mike Ayala and an impressive UD12 over Young Corbett II. He destroyed Will Curley in 2 rounds before knocking out Johnny Dundee in 9 and Owen Moran in eleven. Morales suffered his first defeat with a tough UD12 to Henry Armstrong before icing Pat Cowdell in 1 to close out the bracket.


2. Eder Jofre 19-1 (8)...39-1 (26)

Eder won a UD12 over Manuel Ortiz before dropping a controversial UD10 to Juan Manuel Lopez in Puerto Rico. Jofre closed with 13 straight wins, the most notable being unanimous decisions over Juan Carlos Burgos & Tommaso Galli.


3. Hank Armstrong 20-0 (17)

Henry won a UD12 over Fighting Harada and a tough MD12 against Jem Driscoll before beating Morales and knocking out Calvin Grove in nine to finish unbeaten.


4. Sandy Saddler 20-0 (16)

Sandy won a 12rd decision over Jeff Fenech and a UD10 against Howard Winstone. He followed a tough MD12 over George Dixon with a 6th round KO over the iron chinned Jorge Lujan. Petey Sarron was stopped in 9 and Gene Smith destroyed in 4.


5. Willie Pep 20-0 (11)

Willie strung up three impressive UD12's over Eugene Criqui, Naseem Hamed & Dixon early on and then towards the end he whitewashed Manny Pacquiao and Freddie Miller over 12 rounds.


6. Marco Antonio Barrera 19-1 (17)...38-2 (32)

Marco flattened Leo Roy in five and Scott Harrison in six before scraping by with an SD12 over Harada. Marco lost a tight SD12 to Fidel Labarba before closing with six knock outs in seven fights.


7. Davey Moore 17-2-1 (11)

After dropping an SD10 to Harry Blitman , UD10 to Rocky Lockridge and a draw with Jorge Linares. Davey reeled off 14 straight wins including a one round blowout over Wilfredo Gomez, stopping Louis Kaplan in six and a 12rd UD over Barry McGuigan.


8. Kid Chocolate 20-0 (12)

Kid didn't face the toughest opposition, but he dominated everyone. Most notably a UD12 over JuanMa and a 9th round KO of Vuyani Bungu.


9. Manny Pacquiao 18-1-1 (16)...52-6-2 (45)

Manny flattened Blittman in 5 before sandwiching six first round stoppages, including one over Royal Kobayashi, with a tough D12 against Vicente Saldivar. After dropping the wide decision to Pep he had another 1st round knock out and iced Sean O'Grady in five.


10. Ruben Olivares 18-1-1 (15)...37-2-1 (33)

Ruben dropped his first fight with a tough UD12 to Dundee. A draw with Kobayashi was his only blemish in the next nineteen with the most impressive win being a one round blitzing of Kaplan.


Champions:

35. Abe Attell (IBF) 19-0-1 (11)
44. Freddie Norwood (WBC) 17-2-1 (8)
47. Robert Guerrero (WBO) 18-2 (12)
96. Scott Harrison (WBA) 15-4-1 (7)
309. Marcos Licona (IBO) 7-13 (2)


Other Unbeatens:

32. Salvador Sanchez 20-0 (18)
33. Jose Luis Castillo 20-0 (12)



Notables That Missed The Cut:

299. Bones Adams (7) 10-9-1 (3)...23-15-2 (6)
315. Matty McCue (7) 11-9 (6)

[PWillisTheMan]

Anyone that wants to create a fighter or fighters still has 140 and up to work with.

276 fighters, 138 Qualify


1. Manny Pacquiao 20-0 (20)...72-6-2 (65)

Pac ended this campaign with his second streak of 22 consecutive knock outs including taking out Freddie Roach, Angel manfredy & manuel Medina in seven. He then demolished Yuriorkis Gamboa in a single round, Genaro Hernandez in ten and Fidel labarba in five rounds.


2. Azumah Nelson 20-0 (15)...39-1 (32)

Nelson stopped Labarba in the twelfth and final round before blowing out Jorge barrios in three and Yodsanan nanthacahi in one. Tracy Patterson was starched in six before unanimous decisions over manfredy & Tod Morgan. The Professor closed out with an impressive and devastating opening round wipe out of Samuel serrano.


3. Alexis Arguello 20-0 (18)...39-1 (36)

Mike Ballerino & eloy Perez fell in two rounds and six respectively before Jorge Linares extended Alexis the distance in a lopsided UD. Then Arguello turned out Marco Antonio barrera's lights in 2 shocking rounds. Jorge paez and Jesus Chavez were both stopped in four before Roger bernard was iced in two. A UD10 over Adrien Broner & an 8th TKO of Roberto garcia ended his stalwart run.


4. Ben Villaflor 20-0 (7)

After a tough 12rd majority decision over Diego Corrales, Villalfor smashed John-John Molina in only two rounds. Two UD10's over Wilfredo Gomez set up a 12 round UD of Morgan. Then Ben stopped Johnny Dundee in ten and won a decisive UD12 over Sandy saddler before finishing up with a wide UD10 against Tony Lopez.


5. Sandy saddler 19-1 (18)....39-1 (34)

A fourth round destruction of Bobby Chacon was really his only notable win before dropping the nod to Villaflor. He closed with five straight knock outs, the most notable being Juan Carlos Velasquez who couldn't make it out of round two.


6. Floyd Mayweather, Jr. 20-0 (13)

After a UD10 over Eddie Shea and a UD12 over Jose Luis Castillo, mayweather destroyed Manfredy in five. After a difficult UD12 over Erik Morales and an equally tough SD12 over his uncle Roger mayweather he ended things with an ugly decimation of Arturo Gatti who almost made it the distance but couldn't survive the 12th and final round.


7. Edwin Valero 19-1 (13)

Valero pulled off a thrilling 12 rd unanimous upset decision over Morales in the opening week. He then destroyed Gino gelormino in two rounds to claim the IBF belt. Edwin made three defenses and ahd Robert Guerrero down in the opening round before Robert came back to ice him in the third. After that his best wins were a UD10 against Harry Blitman and an UD12 over the previously unbeaten Tyrone Everett.


8. Julio Cesar Chavez 19-0-1 (16)

He stopped Antonio Cermeno in ten before waxing Shea in six and Paez in 2. That set up a 12rd draw with castillo but he rebounded quickly with a 3 round decimation of Gamboa that was the most notable of the 9 straight stoppages he closed with.


9. Hector Camacho 20-0 (10)

Macho beat Morales and Roger Mayweather with 12 round UD's before shockingly stopping Jeff Fenech in two. A fortunate 11rd round TKO over Barrera due to cuts was his closest call and he finished up with a comprehensive UD12 over Dundee.


10. Jose Luis Castillo 18-1-1 (13)...38-1-1 (25)

He dropped the early decision to mayweather and then came back with a one round blow out against jesse James Leija before the impressive draw with Chavez in a grueling war. JLC closed with nine wins in a row, the best being an 8th round KO of Patterson.



Other Champions:

22. Acelino Freitas (WBC) 19-1 (11)
27. Frankie Klick (WBO) 17-3 (6)
30. Genaro Hernandez (IBF) 18-2 (8)
39. Antonio Cermeno (WBA) 15-4-1 (6)...50-8-2 (27)
88. Yasuke Kobori (IBO) 12-6-2 (7)


Other Unbeatens:

12. Joel Casamayor 19-0-1 (9)
25. Corenelius Boza-Edwards 20-0 (16)


Notables Who Missed The Cut:

142. Steve Sullivan (8) 12-8 (3)
150. Victor Echegaray (7) 10-10 (1)
152. Angel Robinson Garcia (9) 10-7-3
154. Tommoaso Galli (7) 6-9-5 (1)...16-17-7 (5)
179. Rodolfo Sanchez (7) 8-11-1 (3)
239. Steve Forbes (8) 4-13-3

[PWillisTheMan]

720 fighters, 360 Qualify

1. Hank Armstrong (WBC) 20-0 (17)...40-0 (34)

Hank dropped and took a convincing UD12 over Floyd Mayweather early in the campaign. After five consecutive stoppage wins he won another decisive UD12 over Willie Pep. Manny Pacquaio came close, but he also fell via twelve round unanimous decision before Hank decimated Roger Bernard in two and won the WBC crown with a first round stoppage of Melvin Paul. He closed with four defenses, all by KO, with the most notable being an eleventh round TKO over Lulu Costantino.


2. Manny Pacquaio 19-1 (17)...91-7-2 (83)

Manny ran his streak of knock outs to thirty-two, including an 9th round knock out of Willie Joyce, before his defeat at the hands of Armstrong. He then stopped Emory Cabana in seven and Mando Ramos in three before climbing off the canvas to take a thrilling SD12 over Robert Guerrero. Manny closed with five straight KO's against lesser opposition.


3. Jem Driscoll (IBF) 19-0-1 (3)...38-1-1 (15)

Jem stopped Phillip Holiday in seven before winning a dominant 12rd UD over Ray Mancini. Jem's only blemish was a 12 round draw with jack Blackburn and then he survived a 12th round knockdown to win a controversial SD12 over Jimmy McLarnin before winning the IBF crown in his final fight with an MD15 over the previously undefeated Joe Brown.


4. Juan Manuel Marquez 19-0-1 (14)...56-3-1 (41)

In the second fight, despite dropping him twice, Marquez could only get a draw after twelve rounds with ken Buchanan. From there it was eighteen in a row with the most notable being a tenth round stoppage of Miguel Vazquez and a UD10 over Joyce.


5. Floyd Mayweather 18-2 (13)...38-2 (26)

Floyd blew out Frankie Klick in three before dropping that decision to Armstrong. After some wins against inferior opposition, Mayweather was stunned by Stevie Johnston in a UD12. He buckled down from there, stopping Jimmy carter in eleven, Flash Elorde in 3 and taking UD10's over Orlando Zulueta & Jesse James leija.


6. Tony Canzoneri 20-0 (11)...39-1 (18)

Tony dominated everyone placed in front of him even if they weren't the biggest names. He stopped Kenny Lane in nine rounds and won Unanimous ten round nods over Bruce Lee & Harlem Tommy Murphy.


7. Roberto Duran 20-0 (20)

Roberto opened with a ninth round stoppage of Sammy Angott and then he battered Humberto Soto into submission in six. Hector Camacho went down in nine and Vinny Pazienza in four(those two really pleased me) before a string of obliteration's that included six first round knock outs. He closed with a third round KO of Roger Mayweather and a ninth round stoppage of Edwin Valero.


8. Joel Casamayor (WBO) 19-1 (11)...38-1-1 (20)

Casamayor won an MD12 over Buchanan and followed with an UD12 over Jimmy Paul. He won the WBO title with an eleventh round KO over Sergie Artemiev and made six defenses, most notably a UD12 over Vilomar Fernandez, before he lost a UD12 to Edwin Valero in a non title clash for his first defeat. The Cuban closed with two more defenses, including a UD12 over Frank Erne.


9. Luis Federico Thompson 20-0 (9)

Thompson took a UD12 early against Valero and then a UD10 over Greg haugen. He carried that momentum through several fights before beating Ted Lewis via MD12 and closing with a UD10 over Bernard.


10. Joe Gans 20-0 (15)

Gans stopped Frankie Randall in five and won a MD12 over Alexis Arguello in what was his only close call. The best of the rest was a near shutout decision over Edwin Viruet and a one round demolition against Sugar Ramos.




Other Champions:

21. Pernell Whitaker (WBA) 20-0 (9)
110. Miguel Acosta (IBO) 15-2-3 (9)


Other Unbeaten Fighters:

13. Packey McFarland 20-0 (19)
18. Benny Leonard 20-0 (13)
19. Billy Petrolle 20-0 (15)
20. Oscar DelaHoya 19-0-1 (15)
27. Jose Napoles 20-0 (17)
30. Shane Mosley 20-0 (15)
41. Carlos Ortiz 19-0-1 (8)
42. Willie Fitzgerald 18-0-2 (5)
46. Barney Ross 18-0-2 (8)
59. Sammy Fuller 17-0-3 (6)


Notables Who Missed The Cut:

368. Al Ford (7) 12-7-1 (3)
370. Phil Bloom (7) 11-8-1 (4)
430. Mel Middleton (7) 9-10-1 (2)
446. Dennis pat Brady (7) 13-7 (3)
503. Armand Savoie (7) 8-10-2 (1)

[damientheomen3]

Get to the middleweights already, dammit!

[PWillisTheMan]

Originally Posted by damientheomen3

Get to the middleweights already, dammit!

LOL, you can always make a welterweight to tide you over. Glad you're still checking in.

[PWillisTheMan]

382 fighters, 191 Qualify


1. Floyd Mayweather, Jr. 20-0 (11)...58-2 (37)

Floyd went unchallenged at this weight with his most notable wins being unanimous ten round decisions over Battling Shaw & Piere Cote along with an 8th round knockout of Nate Campbell and a third round TKO over Ben Tackie.


2. Aaron Pryor 20-0 (17)...38-1-1 (33)

Pryor stopped Devon Alexander & Juan Lazcano in six rounds before icing Frankie randall in seven. Then the Hawk climbed off the deck twice to capture an SD12 over Manny Pacquaio and blew through the rest of his opponents before closing with a twelve round majority nod over Antonio Cervantes.


3. Pernell Whitaker 19-1 (9)...39-1 (19)

Whitaker was dominating Edwin Rosario in spite of a nasty cut over left eye. He dropped Edwin with a body shot in the ninth and had things firmly in control when the cut was reopened in round ten and the fight was stopped. Pea was untouchable from that point, reeling off eighteen straight most notably stopping Jose Luis Castillo in twelve, Ricardo Torres in seven and taking a dominant UD12 over Amir Khan.


4. Julio Cesar Chavez 18-1-1 (12)...56-2-2 (43)

After a UD12 over Jack Berg, Chavez mutilated Lucas matthysse over nine rounds. He won a UD10 over Paul Spadafora and stopped Micky Ward in four before a disappointing technical draw with Danny Garcia after a terrible clash of heads in round two. He beat Terry Marsh via UD12 before stopping Hector Camacho in nine and dropping a UD12 to pacquaio in a heated brawl.


5. Carlos Ortiz 20-0 (12)...39-0-1 (20)

Ortiz won a unanimous ten round nod over Lamont Peterson before demolishing Arturo Gatti in four. He then blew away some inferior opposition before taking a tough MD12 over Buddy McGirt and closing with a UD10 over Ronnie Shields.


6. Barney Ross 20-0 (7)...38-0-2 (15)

Barney had no trouble cruising through including ten round unanimous decisions over Bruce Curry, James kavenagh & Zack Padilla. The Pride of The Ghetto knocked out Gary Hinton in nine and took a SD10 over Mike Alvarado.


7. Bruno Arcari 20-0 (11)

The Italian impressed with a UD12 over Sammy Fuller and a TKO11 win against Alexis Arguello. From there he dominated all opposition, the best wins being UD10's over Vince Phillips & Andreas Kotelnik.


8. Oscar DelaHoya 19-1 (14)...38-1-1 (29)

Oscar stopped Diosbelys Hurtado in twelve and Sharmba Mitchell in ten before winning a lopsided UD10 over Kotelnik. That set up a big fight with Meldrick Taylor and DelaHoya was on the short end of a SD12. He won a closer rematch with Kotelnik by MD10 and a UD10 over Jessie Vargas before surviving a knockdown in the closing seconds to take a tight UD12 over McGirt.


9. Manny Pacquaio 18-2 (16)...109-9-2 (99)

Manny won a UD10 over Danny garcia before being shockingly knocked out in one round by Miguel Cotto and losing the tight decision to Pryor. Pac man then took ten straight, stopping Livingstone Bramble in seven and winning the UD12 over Chavez.


10. Meldrick Taylor 20-0 (8)

Meldrick took UD10's over kavenagh and Willie Joyce before the big SD12 win over DelaHoya. Then the kid stopped Humberto Soto in ten and won an entertaining UD12 against Kostya Tszyu.


Champions:

16. Nicolino Locche (WBA) 19-0-1 (7)...31-6-3 (8)
22. Wilfred Benitez (IBF) 20-0 (16)
72. Lucas mattysse (WBC & WBO) 16-4 (9)
163. Roberto Cruz (IBO) 6-13-1 (2)


Other Unbeaten Fighters:

11. Miguel Cotto 20-0 (15)
12. Ricky Hatton 20-0 (16)
17. Victor Ortiz 20-0 (15)
18. Zab Judah 20-0 (14)
34. Frankie gavin 19-0-1 (11)
36. Mushy Callahan 18-0-2 (8)


Notables Who Missed The Cut:

210. Otkay Urkal (7) 8-12
242. Carlos Maussa (7) 8-11-1 (5)
245. Isaac Hlatshwayo (7) 10-8-2 (4)...22-16-2 (4)

[damientheomen3]

Just wanted to make sure in case you already imported my guy; I edited his ratings a bit to make him more of a well rounded fighter. Here's the new file.

[PWillisTheMan]

Originally Posted by damientheomen3

Just wanted to make sure in case you already imported my guy; I edited his ratings a bit to make him more of a well rounded fighter. Here's the new file.

Got it.