Jean-Marc Mormeck
Name: Jean Marc Mormeck
Alias: The Marksman
Birth Name: Jean-Marc Gilbert Mormeck
Hometown: Pantin, Seine-Saint-Denis, France
Birthplace: Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe
Stance: Orthodox
Height: 181cm
Reach: 188cm
Promoter: Record
Pro Boxer: Record
- Trainers: Mustapha Ouicher, Richie Giachetti
- Manager: Mustapha Ouicher
- Promoter: Don King (2003-?)
Amateur Career
- Record: 13-2, 7 KO:
- 1994-01-30 Paris 9 CR/F 3 x 3 75 Laurent Despas 75 GP
- 1994-01-16 Paris 17e CFL/2 3 x 3 75 Manuel Arrondel 75 GP
- 1993-03-14 Le Havre CF8 3 x 3 75 Philippe Leclerc 75 PAA0
- 1993-01-31 Paris CF1 3 x 3 75 Max Harold Blocus 75 GAA0
- 1992-12-18 Vigneux HC 3 x 3 76,6 GAB0 75,3 GAB0
- 1992-11-29 Paris CF1 3 x 3 75 Maxime Larine 75 GP
- 1992-11-22 Paris CF 3 x 3 75 Joseph Mendy 75 GP
- 1992-11-08 Paris CF 3 x 2 75 Amar Rabahi 75 GAA0
- 1991-04-13 Romilly-sur-Seine HC 3 x 2 71 S?bastien Protat 74 GABJEP0
- 1991-04-06 Joinville-le-Pont HC 3 x 2 76 Th?odore Louison 74 GP
- 1991-03-02 Troyes HC 3 x 2 74 Laurent Lepatre 75 GKO0
- 1990-05-19 Alfortville HC 3 x 2 74 Ugur Kiris 72 GP
- 1990-04-28 Carrieres /s Poissy HC 3 x 2 73 Jean Paul Mendy 72 PABJEP0
Professional Career
On February 23, 2002, in Marseille, France Mormeck captured the WBA cruiserweight title via a 9th round TKO over Virgil Hill. Following three defenses, he added the WBC cruiserweight crown to his collection on April 2, 2005, by way of a 12 round unanimous decision over Wayne "Big Truck" Braithwaite in Worcester, Massachusetts. Mormeck lost his WBA and WBC belts on January 7, 2006 in a bid to unify the cruiserweight titles against O'Neil Bell, who knocked him out in the 10th round. However, Mormeck beat Bell in the rematch, over the course of a 12 round decision. The scores were 115-113, 115-113 and 116-112 all for Mormeck.
Professional record
- 5 opponents (3 by KO) beaten for World Cruiserweight Title.
Preceded by: Virgil Hill |
WBA Cruiserweight Champion
2002 Feb 23 – 2005 Apr 2 |
Succeeded by: O'Neil Bell Super Champion |
Succeeded by: Virgil Hill Regular Champion | ||
Preceded by: Wayne Braithwaite |
WBC Cruiserweight Champion 2005 Apr 2 – 2006 Jan 7 |
Succeeded by: O'Neil Bell |
Preceded by: O'Neil Bell Super Champion |
WBA Cruiserweight Champion 2007 Mar 17 – 2007 Nov 10 Super Champion |
Succeeded by: David Haye Super Champion |
Preceded by: O'Neil Bell |
WBC Cruiserweight Champion 2007 Mar 17 – 2007 Nov 10 |
Succeeded by: David Haye |