New Non-HW Boxers Rated

[David Myers]

Real name: Oscar Tobler. Managed by Doc Bagley, Jackson beat Johnny Dundee, but lost to Charley White--another Jewish boxer--and was kayoed by Freddie Welsh.

[David Myers]

A Chilean lightweight nicknamed the "Wildcat of the Andes," Loayza lost to Goodrich in the finals of the elimination tourney to find a successor to Leonard.

[David Myers]

Nicknamed "Seaman," which suggests that he did not take the ribbing for his name that he would today, Seeman defeated Charley O'Connell in the lightweight elimination tournament before losing on points to Benny Valgar (to come).

[David Myers]

The "French Flash" defeated Seeman, but then lost to Goodrich in the semifinals of the lightweight elimination tourney.

[IceTea]

I tested him and his overall rating is a 7. He is closer to an 8 than a 6.

[David Myers]

Another Jewish boxer, Vogel finished fifth among featherweights at the 1920 Olympics. After turning pro, he defeated Jimmy Goodrich and Billy Petrolle.

[swampdragon]

It's great to check the forum and see this many new fighters. Thanks to all.

[vistaman44]

Wow, guys! This is incredible work. Appreciate your sharing with the rest of us so much. Thanks!

[Mudster]

I purchased Title Bout about a month ago and have been trying to follow the boards here. I am very impressed with the work you are all doing. I maybe missed a few of these fighters here in a patch or something, but if you all could pound a couple of these out, I'd really appreciate it.....Vinny Pazienza, Terrence Alli, Harold Brazier, Calvin Grove, Troy Dorsey, Tracy Spann, and primes of Frankie Randall and Jorge Paez. Thanks guys and keep up the good work.

[djday45]

David,
thks for all those guys, great work, which is much appreciated my end.

rgds
Dean

[IceTea]

If you look at his record, when he stepped up in competition, he lost. I lived in Jersey when he was a hot prospect and watched him workout a few times; he had a great punch. 27-3-1 21 KO's

[IceTea]

The most underrated fighter of the last 25 years; he was near great. Anyone that beats M. McCalum gets my vote. 57-6-1

[IceTea]

Originally posted by IceTea
The most underrated fighter of the last 25 years; he was near great. Anyone that beats M. McCalum gets my vote. 57-6-1

[IceTea]

Virgil Hill rated as the LH Champion

[IceTea]

Was KO'd twice by Marvin Johnson and once by Don Lalond late in his carrer. When he finally got a title shot, he lost a close one to Spinks; I thought he won.

[IceTea]

Had the best righthand in the division in the late 80's. If Sugar Ray would have faught him at 175, Lalond would have won, but instead, Lalond was conned into dropping to 167.

[IceTea]

I didnt like the guy because he said White Guys can't dance in one of the boxing mags back in 1988, but he was a decent fighter in his day.

[IceTea]

I created him a month ago, just thought I would send him out. He fought some decent names in the past and would look OK in a tourney.

[Mudster]

Grr...I'm not able to open any of the attachments. It says Windows needs to know what program created them. Being as computertarded as I am, this poses a problem for me. Any suggestions on how I can get past this?

[vistaman44]

Originally posted by Mudster
I maybe missed a few of these fighters here in a patch or something, but if you all could pound a couple of these out, I'd really appreciate it.....Vinny Pazienza, Terrence Alli, Harold Brazier, Calvin Grove, Troy Dorsey, Tracy Spann, and primes of Frankie Randall and Jorge Paez.

Mudster;
I will be posting a sixpack of 1980s fighters on the Rating fighters of the 1980s string shortly, including the TF2001 version of The Pazman, plus my own ratings of Tony "The Tiger" Baltazar, Calvin Grove, Tyrone "Butterfly" Crawley, Melvin Paul and Terrence Alli.

Spann was just posted here a little while ago.