https://boxrec.com/wiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=WvcommishBoxRec - User contributions [en]2026-06-05T05:00:43ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.38.2https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Steven_Allred&diff=185454Steven Allred2008-02-12T04:23:28Z<p>Wvcommish: New page: Steve Allred is a former amateur lightheavy / heavyweight in West Virginia, winning the WV USA / ABF Heavyweight and Light Heavyweight Championship in the early 1980's. Turning profession...</p>
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<div>Steve Allred is a former amateur lightheavy / heavyweight in West Virginia, winning the WV USA / ABF Heavyweight and Light Heavyweight Championship in the early 1980's. Turning professional in the early 1980's, Allred fought mostly in the West Virginia / Virginia / North & South Carolina areas. With a respectable amateur career behind him, Allred went on to win the West Virginia Professional Light Heavyweight Championship Title with a 10 round decision over Phillip Bevins / Princeton, West Virginia in a bout held in Charleston, West Virginia - circa 1985. <br />
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Allred worked for many years as an official in the West Virginia USA / ABF Boxing Association, serving as Chief of Officials for many years, and as President of the local boxing association for two years. Officiating literally thousands of amateur bouts on a local, regional and national level, Allred was one of the most experienced officials in the amateur ranks in West Virginia. <br />
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In 2000, then West Virginia Governor Cecil H. Underwood asked Steve to serve on the West Virginia State Athletic Commission. Steve has been serving on the commission since this time, and has represented the commission as their Chairman since 2003.</div>Wvcommishhttps://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Scott_Allred&diff=185447Scott Allred2008-02-12T03:54:35Z<p>Wvcommish: New page: Scott Allred - The Fighting Fireman, from Charleston, West Virginia experienced a limited amateur career (with 4 or less total bouts), but very successful Toughman career. Scott's biggest...</p>
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<div>Scott Allred - The Fighting Fireman, from Charleston, West Virginia experienced a limited amateur career (with 4 or less total bouts), but very successful Toughman career. Scott's biggest Toughman victory(s) came in the national televised Toughman Show - Cops vs Fireman. In this series, Scott initially scored one of the most watched knockout's in Toughman history - a first-round KO over a "cocky" Miami, FL police detective. <br />
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In his first and only professional bout, Scott took on a much more experienced fighter in Charles Hess. Although more experienced, Hess was unable to deal with Allred's power and superior boxing skills. After winning his first and only professional boxing event, Scott retired from boxing. Scott now continues to work as a fireman and as a professional referee in bouts throughout West Virginia.</div>Wvcommishhttps://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=West_Virginia_Athletic_Commission&diff=176782West Virginia Athletic Commission2007-12-18T03:34:06Z<p>Wvcommish: </p>
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<div>WEST VIRGINIA ATHLETIC COMMISSION<br><br />
318 Camp Creek Road<<br />
Julian, West Virginia 25529<br />
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(304) 346-1331 OFFICE; (304) 369-1387 HOME; (304) 389-1511 MOBILE; (304) 723-5737 FAX <br />
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[[Category:Commissions|West Virginia Athletic Commission]]</div>Wvcommish