Here's my complete amateur record...

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But if you'd rather have face shots, keep it the same. The one you have now is pretty clear. Thanks.

Oh I see, you put my records together on the same page now. Thanks!
But I was wondering if you could use my old picture I just posted from before.
I appreciate it. Thanks.

I didn't mean for you guys to change my original picture :). Could you please change it back? I'd appreciate it. The original picture is the one from my pro fights. Thanks. I meant for the other page you have on me, fighting as a heavyweight from 1979-1981. Here is my original picture.... https://ww...

Well, this is me twice. I fought in Florida and Nebraska (and Texas and Kansas). I fought from 156 lbs. to Heavyweight. I just noticed the heavyweight version yesterday. Still not my complete amateur record however. https://boxrec.com/en/box-am/130200 https://boxrec.com/en/box-am/1294408 Below is a ...

Okay, my mistake. I checked now and see that RTD's are counted as KO's on amateur records too. I guess that would leave "DQ'"'s not being counted as stoppages. I noticed that. Carl Williams and Michael Arms both got DQ'd against Bennie Heard and they aren't counted as KO's in their amateur...

I noticed that RTD or corner retirements are not listed ast KO's in the amateur records on Boxrec, but in boxing they are considered "stoppages"...I am wondering why they aren't considered KO's. I noticed in the pro records on Boxrec, the RTDs are considered KO's. Check Sonny Liston's reco...

Okay, will do. Thanks.

I have another question....I noticed that RTD or corner retirements are not listed ast KO's in the amateur records on Boxrec, but in boxing they are considered "stoppages"...I am wondering why they aren't considered KO's. I noticed in the pro records on Boxrec, the RTDs are considered KO's...

Yep, it looks that way. I appreciate it.

I was looking at various amateur records last night and I noticed they all got changed! All of the RSC's turned into KO's on their records. Whether it be in the Win or Loss column. Now we are all on the same page. Thanks.

Here's a list of the amateur fighters listed on Boxrec.com that I fought... Scott Clark https://boxrec.com/en/box-am/18684 Lonzo Barnes https://boxrec.com/en/box-am/903443 Jeff Shubert https://boxrec.com/en/box-am/1148101 Willie Fagan https://boxrec.com/en/box-am/25705 Tom Sullivan https://boxrec.co...

MIKE KNIGHT'S AMATEUR BOXING RECORD 1973 156 LBS. 06/15/73 SCOTT CLARK WIN-DEC3 - JR. OLYMPIC DISTRICT BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS - ORLANDO, FL (OUTSTANDING BOXER AWARD) 07/14/73 UNKNOWN WIN-DEC3 - JR. OLYMPIC REGIONAL BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS - ORLANDO, FL 07/18/73 SCOTT CLARK WIN-DEC3 - ORLANDO SPORTS STAD...

I found this Amateur Boxing event on Boxrec, listed here: https://boxrec.com/en/event/811262 Here are the rest of the results from that night. It should have been listed with the rest of the "Orlando Sports Stadium" results, instead I found it in "Orlando, Florida, USA". Joe Day ...

I'm interested in the answer...

He was a quiet kid. Respectful. He developed a problem with alcohol, that, coupled with the fact that he got disrespected by a girl, when he was younger. I don't want to get into that, but from what I read, she was talking shit about the size of his "manhood". That doesn't give him the rig...

Yes. I drove to Corpus Christi, Texas with them, in their car :). Tony Sr. worked my corner, along with Joe Souza at the 1978 South Texas AAU Tournament. I had 2 fights in 2 days (at 178 lbs), won the first one by TKO, the 2nd fight I won by decision. That earned me the spot at the 1978 National AAU...

Thanks a lot. Yeah, life was interesting for sure. Lucky I had the opportunity to work with some of the best fighters of my era. I worked with Tony Ayala's dad for awhile too. Their gym in San Antonio was legendary.

Thanks, yes I do have some stories. I sparred with Mike McCallum in Tampa....when he was in the gym on the week of his fight in Tampa in October 1981. We moved around the ring for a couple of rounds. They told me just to jab around with him...I could tell he was a smart fight...he was moving around,...

I kind of missed it, especially at the beginning, when I was younger. I started working as a guard in 1983, at the end of 1984, I got a call from Will Edgington, he wanted me to make a comeback. On my days off I would drive 2.5 hours to Sacramento from Monterey, where I was living at the time. He ha...

The reason why I stopped boxing professionally was, I moved from Florida to Nebraska, had a couple of fights cancelled there, one was going to be in Minnesota on a Scott LeDoux card, but he got cut so it got cancelled. Then I moved to California and was training with Will Edgington, Tony Lopez's tra...

Thanks! I actually had 28 total amateur fights, 18 wins, 10 by knockout (actually 7 KO's w/10 counts, 3 TKOS), 10 Losses. I lost to James "Bonecrusher" Smith in 1977 in Germany, I weighed 183, he was 235. He knocked me down 3 times, but I kept bouncing back up and moving forward, I was mov...

Here's a writeup from one of my wins...as an amateur. It was the USA/ABF (AAU) Tournament in Sioux City, Iowa, that took place on February 28, 1981. It was in the 201 lbs. Heavyweight division. A 1st round KO over Jeff Shubert. It was a 10 second count knockout, not a TKO or an RSC. I had the only K...

Thanks a lot. I appreciate it.

Actually, RSC is used quite a bit on Boxrec. Here's Woody Clark's amateur record. It is full of TKOs and RSCs. https://boxrec.com/en/box-am/1058 He has 4 KO's listed on his Loss column...he had 3 TKO's and 1 KO loss for a total of 4. He had 2 RSC's...neither of them are counted in the "Loss By ...