Frankie Randall

Frankie "The Surgeon" Randall

Name: Frankie Randall
Alias: The Surgeon
Birth Name: Frankie Billy Randall
Hometown: Morristown, Tennessee, USA
Birthplace: Birmingham, Alabama, USA
Died: 2020-12-23 (Age:59)
Stance: Orthodox
Height: 173cm
Reach: 173cm
Pro Boxer: Record
Amateur Boxer: Record

Promoter: Don King
Trainer: Aaron Snowell

Amateur Career

• Amateur record: 263-23
• Five-Time Golden Gloves Champion [1]
• Lightweight Silver Medalist at the 1980 U.S. Olympic Trials. Results:
  • Delio Palacios W 3
  • Robin Blake W 3
  • Joe Manley L 3 [2]

Professional Career

Frankie Randall vs. Julio Cesar Chavez I (01/29/1994)

• Defeated Julio Cesar Chavez by a twelve-round split decision to win the WBC Super Lightweight Championship on January 29, 1994.
  Randall, a 15-1 underdog, became the first boxer to defeat Chavez, who entered the fight with a record of 89-0-1 with 77 knockouts. [3]
• Lost the WBC Super Lightweight Championship to Julio Cesar Chavez by a controversial eight-round split technical decision on May 7, 1994.
  The fight was stopped due to a cut suffered by Chavez from an accidental clash of heads. [4]
• Defeated Juan Martin Coggi by a twelve-round unanimous decision to win the WBA Super Lightweight Championship on September 17, 1994.
• Lost the WBA Super Lightweight Championship to Juan Martin Coggi by a five-round unanimous technical decision on January 13, 1996.
  The fight was stopped due to a cut suffered by Coggi from an accidental clash of heads.
• Defeated Juan Martin Coggi by a twelve-round unanimous decision to win the WBA Super Lightweight Championship on August 16, 1996.
• Lost the WBA Super Lightweight Championship to Khalid Rahilou by an eleventh-round TKO on January 11, 1997.
• Lost thirteen of his last sixteen professional fights.
• Finished career with a record of 5-3 (1 KO) in world title fights.
• Finished career with a record of 6-8-1 (3 KOs) against former, current and future world champions.
  • Won against Freddie Pendleton, Sammy Fuentes, Edwin Rosario, Julio Cesar Chavez, Juan Martín Coggi (twice)
  • Lost against Edwin Rosario, Julio Cesar Chavez (twice), Juan Martín Coggi, Khalid Rahilou, Michele Piccirillo, Antonio Margarito, Jose Antonio Rivera
  • Drew with Freddie Pendleton

Preceded by: Julio Cesar Chavez	WBC Light Welterweight Champion 1994 Jan 29 – 1994 May 7	Succeeded by: Julio Cesar Chavez
Preceded by: Juan Martin Coggi	WBA Light Welterweight Champion 1994 Sep 17 – 1996 Jan 13	Succeeded by: Juan Martin Coggi
Preceded by: Juan Martin Coggi	WBA Light Welterweight Champion 1996 Aug 16 – 1997 Jan 11	Succeeded by: Khalid Rahilou