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Solar95 at 16:30, 23 May 2024

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John at 15:15, 14 November 2020

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	~~Total record of opposition at time of meeting, '''106- 88-11'''~~

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	When Womack turned professional, he signed a contract with the [[Kronk Gym\|Kronk]] boxing team that guaranteed him $150,000 over two years. He lived rent-free in Detroit in a condominium that [[Emanuel Steward]], his manager and trainer at Kronk, had provided since his amateur days.		When Womack turned professional, he signed a contract with the [[Kronk Gym\|Kronk]] boxing team that guaranteed him $150,000 over two years. He lived rent-free in Detroit in a condominium that [[Emanuel Steward]], his manager and trainer at Kronk, had provided since his amateur days.

Michael at 05:04, 27 July 2017

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			Total record of opposition at time of meeting, '''106- 88-11'''

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	When Womack turned professional, he signed a contract with the [[Kronk Gym\|Kronk]] boxing team that guaranteed him $150,000 over two years. He lived rent-free in Detroit in a condominium that [[Emanuel Steward]], his manager and trainer at Kronk, had provided since his amateur days.		When Womack turned professional, he signed a contract with the [[Kronk Gym\|Kronk]] boxing team that guaranteed him $150,000 over two years. He lived rent-free in Detroit in a condominium that [[Emanuel Steward]], his manager and trainer at Kronk, had provided since his amateur days.

Journeymen at 15:52, 14 May 2015

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	[[Category:United States Amateur Champions\|Womack, Ricky ]]		[[Category:United States Amateur Champions\|Womack, Ricky ]]
	[[Category:Suicides\|Womack, Ricky]]		[[Category:Suicides\|Womack, Ricky]]
	[[Category:Undefeated Boxers]]		[[Category:Undefeated Boxers]]

Boxsoup at 00:04, 16 January 2015

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	<boxer>003048</boxer><br>		<boxer>003048</boxer><br>
	When Womack turned professional, he signed a contract with the [[Kronk Gym\|Kronk]] boxing team that guaranteed him $150,000 over two years. He lived rent-free in Detroit in a condominium that [[Emanuel Steward]], his manager and trainer at Kronk, had provided since his amateur days.		When Womack turned professional, he signed a contract with the [[Kronk Gym\|Kronk]] boxing team that guaranteed him $150,000 over two years. He lived rent-free in Detroit in a condominium that [[Emanuel Steward]], his manager and trainer at Kronk, had provided since his amateur days.

	Womack was 9-0-1 as a professional when he robbed a video store in Redford Township, Michigan on December 30, 1985. He pistol-whipped the female clerk with his 9mm handgun and walked out with a few hundred dollars and a handful of videotapes. On January 9, 1986, he tried to rob another video store in the same suburb but panicked when a customer walked in. Womack shot ~~him~~ in the leg and fled. Police found Womack’s car keys on the counter and his wallet on the front seat of a beige Volvo parked outside. He took a plea deal and was sentenced to concurrent terms of 12 to 25 years.		Womack was 9-0-1 as a professional when he robbed a video store in Redford Township, Michigan, on December 30, 1985. He pistol-whipped the female clerk with his 9mm handgun and walked out with a few hundred dollars and a handful of videotapes. On January 9, 1986, he tried to rob another video store in the same suburb but panicked when a customer walked in. Womack shot the customer in the leg and fled. Police found Womack’s car keys on the counter and his wallet on the front seat of a beige Volvo parked outside. He took a plea deal and was sentenced to concurrent terms of 12 to 25 years.

	Womack returned to the ring after he was released from prison in November 2000. He won four straight fights before committing suicide on January 19, 2002.		Womack returned to the ring after he was released from prison in November 2000. He won four straight fights before committing suicide on January 19, 2002.

	== Amateur Career ==		== Amateur Career ==
			[[File:Holyfield vs. Womack 1983 U.S. championships.jpg\|right\|400px\|thumb\|Ricky Womack (left) vs. Evander Holyfield]]
	*Amateur Record: Ferris Purify, a trainer at the [[Kronk Gym]], estimates Womack's record to be 54-14.		*Amateur Record: Ferris Purify, a trainer at the [[Kronk Gym]], estimates Womack's record to be 54-14.
	*1982 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist & Outstanding Boxer at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus, Ohio. Results:		*1982 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist & Outstanding Boxer at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus, Ohio. Results:
	**Aug: ~~Defeated~~ Randy Squires KO		**Aug: Randy Squires KO
	**Aug: ~~Defeated~~ Jerry Harris KO		**Aug: Jerry Harris KO
	**Aug 15: ~~Defeated~~ Jeff Goff W 3		**Aug 15: Jeff Goff W 3
	*1982 Heavyweight Gold Medalist at the US Amateur Championships in Indianapolis, Indiana. Results:		*1982 Heavyweight Gold Medalist at the United States Amateur Championships in Indianapolis, Indiana. Results:
	**~~Defeated~~ Richard Johnston W 3		**Richard Johnston W 3
	*1983 USA vs. USSR Dual Meet in Las Vegas, Nevada. ~~Results~~:		*1983 USA vs. USSR Dual Meet in Las Vegas, Nevada. Result:
	**Feb 26: ~~Defeated~~ Vitaliy Kachanovsky RSC 1		**Feb 26: Vitaliy Kachanovsky RSC 1
	*1983 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist at the National Golden Gloves Championships in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Results:		*1983 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist at the National Golden Gloves Championships in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Results:
	**Mar 25: ~~Defeated~~ Shermann Griffin W 3		**Mar 25: Shermann Griffin W 3
	**Mar 26: ~~Defeated~~ Johnny Williams W 3		**Mar 26: Johnny Williams W 3
	*1983 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist at the World Championship Challenge in Tokya, Japan.		*1983 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist at the World Championship Challenge in Tokya, Japan.
	**May 23: ~~Defeated~~ Pablo Romero (CUB) L 1-4		**May 23: Pablo Romero (CUB) L 3 (1-4)
	*1983 Light Heavyweight Silver Medalist at the North American Championships in Houston, Texas. Results:		*1983 Light Heavyweight Silver Medalist at the North American Championships in Houston, Texas. Results:
	**Sep 15: ~~Defeated~~ Danny Lindstrom (CAN) W DQ		**Sep 15: Danny Lindstrom (CAN) W DQ
	**Sep 16: ~~Lost to~~ Pablo Romero (CUB) W 4-1		**Sep 16: Pablo Romero (CUB) L 3 (1-4)
	*1983 Light Heavyweight Silver Medalist at the World Cup in Rome, Italy. Results:		*1983 Light Heavyweight Silver Medalist at the World Cup in Rome, Italy. Results:
	**Oct 19: Hoo Soo Lee (KOR) W 5-0 ~~World Cup Rome, Italy<br>~~		**Oct 19: Hoo Soo Lee (KOR) W 3 (5-0)
	**Oct 21: Paweł Skrzecz (POL) ~~W (W/O) World Cup Rome, Italy<br>~~		**Oct 21: Paweł Skrzecz (POL) WO
	**Oct 21: Vitaliy Kachanovsky (URS)L 1-4 ~~World Cup Rome, Italy<br>~~		**Oct 21: Vitaliy Kachanovsky (URS) L 3 (1-4)
	*1983 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist at the US Amateur Championships in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Results:		*1983 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist at the United States Amateur Championships in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Results:
	**Nov 8: ~~Defeated~~ Sherman Griffin KO 1		**Nov 8: Sherman Griffin KO 1
	**Nov 9: ~~Defeated~~ David Lester KO 1		**Nov 9: David Lester KO 1
	**Nov 10: ~~Defeated~~ Evander Holyfield ~~W (W/O)~~		**Nov 10: Evander Holyfield WO
	**Nov 11: ~~Defeated~~ Bennie Heard W 5-0		**Nov 11: Bennie Heard W 3 (5-0)
	*1983 ~~USA~~ vs. Canada Dual Meet in Reno, Nevada. ~~Results~~:		*1983 United States vs. Canada Dual Meet in Reno, Nevada. Result:
	**Nov 29: ~~Defeated~~ Ken Johnson KO 1		**Nov 29: Ken Johnson KO 1
	*1984 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist at the World Championship Challenge in Los Angeles, California. Results:		*1984 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist at the World Championship Challenge in Los Angeles, California. Results:
	**Apr 13: Defeated Pablo Romero (CUB) W RSC 1		**Apr 13: Defeated Pablo Romero (CUB) RSC 1
	*1984 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist at the US Olympic Trials in Fort Worth, Texas. Results:		*1984 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist at the United States Olympic Trials in Fort Worth, Texas. Results:
	**Jun 8: Defeated Orbit Pougg W RSC 2		**Jun 8: Defeated Orbit Pougg RSC 2
	**Jun 9: Defeated Evander Holyfield W 3-2		**Jun 9: Defeated Evander Holyfield W 3 (3-2)
	**Jun 10: Defeated Bennie Heard W 5-0		**Jun 10: Defeated Bennie Heard W 3 (5-0)
	*1984 Olympic Box-offs in Las Vegas, Nevada. Results:		*1984 United States Olympic Box-offs in Las Vegas, Nevada. Results:
	**Jul 6: Evander Holyfield L 3 4-1		**Jul 6: Evander Holyfield L 3 (1-4)
	**Jul 7: Evander Holyfield L 3 4-1		**Jul 7: Evander Holyfield L 3 (1-4)

	==Articles==		==Articles==

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	== Amateur Career ==		== Amateur Career ==
			*Amateur Record: Ferris Purify, a trainer at the [[Kronk Gym]], estimates Womack's record to be 54-14.
	*1982 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist & Outstanding Boxer at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus, Ohio. Results:		*1982 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist & Outstanding Boxer at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus, Ohio. Results:
	**Aug: Defeated Randy Squires KO		**Aug: Defeated Randy Squires KO
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	*[http://www.boxing.com/redemption_denied.html "Redemption Denied" by Ted Sares, ''Boxing.com'', August 29, 2012]		*[http://www.boxing.com/redemption_denied.html "Redemption Denied" by Ted Sares, ''Boxing.com'', August 29, 2012]

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	[[Category:United States Amateur Champions\|Womack, Ricky ]]		[[Category:United States Amateur Champions\|Womack, Ricky ]]
	[[Category:Suicides\|Womack, Ricky]]		[[Category:Suicides\|Womack, Ricky]]
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Earl at 06:28, 9 November 2013

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	<boxer>003048</boxer><br>		<boxer>003048</boxer><br>
	When Womack turned professional, he signed a contract with the Kronk boxing team that guaranteed him $150,000 over two years.		When Womack turned professional, he signed a contract with the [[Kronk Gym\|Kronk]] boxing team that guaranteed him $150,000 over two years. He lived rent-free in Detroit in a condominium that [[Emanuel Steward]], his manager and trainer at Kronk, had provided since his amateur days.

	~~He lived rent~~-~~free~~ in ~~Detroit in a condominium that Emanuel Steward~~, his ~~manager~~ and ~~trainer at Kronk~~, ~~had provided since~~ his ~~amateur days~~.		Womack was 9-0-1 as a professional when he robbed a video store in Redford Township, Michigan on December 30, 1985. He pistol-whipped the female clerk with his 9mm handgun and walked out with a few hundred dollars and a handful of videotapes. On January 9, 1986, he tried to rob another video store in the same suburb but panicked when a customer walked in. Womack shot him in the leg and fled. Police found Womack’s car keys on the counter and his wallet on the front seat of a beige Volvo parked outside. He took a plea deal and was sentenced to concurrent terms of 12 to 25 years.

	~~In 1986,~~ Womack ~~was sentenced to concurrent terms of 12~~ to ~~25 years for armed robberies~~ he ~~had committed~~ in ~~Redford Township, Michigan~~ on ~~December 30, 1985 and~~ January 9, ~~1986. He drew an additional two-year term for possession of a firearm while committing those felonies~~.		Womack returned to the ring after he was released from prison in November 2000. He won four straight fights before committing suicide on January 19, 2002.

	In both crimes, Womack had used a 9-millimeter pistol. He had beaten a female clerk with it during the first robbery after she gave him the money and videotapes he had demanded. During the other robbery, he shot and wounded a man who had walked in while it was in progress. In each robbery, a charge of assault with intent to murder was dropped as part of the plea bargaining.		== Amateur Career ==

	~~Womack returned to the ring after he was released from prison. He won four straight fights before committing suicide.~~

	~~== Amateur Career ==~~
	*1982 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist & Outstanding Boxer at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus, Ohio. Results:		*1982 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist & Outstanding Boxer at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus, Ohio. Results:
	**Aug: Defeated Randy Squires KO		**Aug: Defeated Randy Squires KO
	**Aug: Defeated Jerry Harris KO		**Aug: Defeated Jerry Harris KO
	**Aug 15: Defeated Jeff Goff W 3		**Aug 15: Defeated Jeff Goff W 3
	*1982 Heavyweight ~~Fold~~ Medalist at the US Amateur Championships in Indianapolis, Indiana. Results:		*1982 Heavyweight Gold Medalist at the US Amateur Championships in Indianapolis, Indiana. Results:
	**Defeated Richard Johnston W 3		**Defeated Richard Johnston W 3
	*1983 USA vs. USSR Dual Meet in Las Vegas, Nevada. Results:		*1983 USA vs. USSR Dual Meet in Las Vegas, Nevada. Results:
	**Feb 26: Defeated Vitaliy Kachanovsky RSC 1		**Feb 26: Defeated Vitaliy Kachanovsky RSC 1
	*1983 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist at the National Golden Gloves Championships in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Results:		*1983 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist at the National Golden Gloves Championships in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Results:
	**Mar 25: Defeated Shermann Griffin W 3		**Mar 25: Defeated Shermann Griffin W 3
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	**Jul 7: Evander Holyfield L 3 4-1		**Jul 7: Evander Holyfield L 3 4-1

			==Articles==
			*[http://www.nytimes.com/1987/02/08/sports/paths-that-crossed-in-the-ring.html?pagewanted=all&src=pm "Paths That Crossed In The Ring" by Phil Berger, The ''New York Times'', February 8, 1987]
			*[http://www.boxing.com/redemption_denied.html "Redemption Denied" by Ted Sares, ''Boxing.com'', August 29, 2012]

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	[[Category:United States Amateur Champions\|Womack, Ricky ]]		[[Category:United States Amateur Champions\|Womack, Ricky ]]
	[[Category:Suicides\|Womack, Ricky]]		[[Category:Suicides\|Womack, Ricky]]

Earl at 20:35, 8 November 2013

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	On January ~~19 2002 Ricky~~ Womack ~~took his own life~~.~~<br><br>~~		When Womack turned professional, he signed a contract with the Kronk boxing team that guaranteed him $150,000 over two years.

			He lived rent-free in Detroit in a condominium that Emanuel Steward, his manager and trainer at Kronk, had provided since his amateur days.

			In 1986, Womack was sentenced to concurrent terms of 12 to 25 years for armed robberies he had committed in Redford Township, Michigan on December 30, 1985 and January 9, 1986. He drew an additional two-year term for possession of a firearm while committing those felonies.

			In both crimes, Womack had used a 9-millimeter pistol. He had beaten a female clerk with it during the first robbery after she gave him the money and videotapes he had demanded. During the other robbery, he shot and wounded a man who had walked in while it was in progress. In each robbery, a charge of assault with intent to murder was dropped as part of the plea bargaining.

			Womack returned to the ring after he was released from prison. He won four straight fights before committing suicide.

	== Amateur Career ==		== Amateur Career ==
	1982~~<br>~~		*1982 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist & Outstanding Boxer at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus, Ohio. Results:
	*Gold ~~medalist at the US Championships~~		**Aug: Defeated Randy Squires KO
	~~--- Richard Johnston W 3 US Championships Indianapolis, IN<br>~~		**Aug: Defeated Jerry Harris KO
	*Gold medalist at the Ohio State Fair ~~& Outstanding Fighter~~		**Aug 15: Defeated Jeff Goff W 3
	Aug Randy Squires KO ~~Ohio State Fair<br>~~		*1982 Heavyweight Fold Medalist at the US Amateur Championships in Indianapolis, Indiana. Results:
	Aug Jerry Harris KO ~~Ohio State Fair<br>~~		**Defeated Richard Johnston W 3
	Aug 15 Jeff Goff W 3 ~~Ohio State Fair<br><br>~~		*1983 USA vs. USSR Dual Meet in Las Vegas, Nevada. Results:
	1983~~<br>~~		**Feb 26: Defeated Vitaliy Kachanovsky RSC 1
	Feb 26 Vitaliy Kachanovsky ~~(URS)~~RSC 1 ~~USA vs Soviet Union Las Vegas, NV~~		*1983 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist at the National Golden Gloves Championships in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Results:
	*Gold ~~medalist~~ at the National Golden Gloves		**Mar 25: Defeated Shermann Griffin W 3
	Mar 25 Shermann Griffin W 3 ~~National Golden Gloves Albuquerque<br>~~		**Mar 26: Defeated Johnny Williams W 3
	Mar 26 Johnny Williams W 3 ~~National Golden Gloves Albuquerque<br>~~		*1983 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist at the World Championship Challenge in Tokya, Japan.
	May 23 Pablo Romero (CUB) L 1-4 ~~World Championship Challenge~~ ~~Tokyo, Japan<br>~~		**May 23: Defeated Pablo Romero (CUB) L 1-4
	*~~Gold medalist~~ at the North American Championships		*1983 Light Heavyweight Silver Medalist at the North American Championships in Houston, Texas. Results:
	Sep 15 Danny Lindstrom (CAN) W DQ ~~North American Championships~~ ~~Houston<br>~~		**Sep 15: Defeated Danny Lindstrom (CAN) W DQ
	Sep 16 Pablo Romero (CUB) W 4-1 ~~North American Championships~~ ~~Houston<br>~~		**Sep 16: Lost to Pablo Romero (CUB) W 4-1
	*Silver ~~medalist~~ at the World Cup		*1983 Light Heavyweight Silver Medalist at the World Cup in Rome, Italy. Results:
	Oct 19 Hoo Soo Lee (KOR) W 5-0 World Cup Rome, Italy<br>		**Oct 19: Hoo Soo Lee (KOR) W 5-0 World Cup Rome, Italy<br>
	Oct 21 Paweł Skrzecz (POL) W (W/O) World Cup Rome, Italy<br>		**Oct 21: Paweł Skrzecz (POL) W (W/O) World Cup Rome, Italy<br>
	Oct 21 Vitaliy Kachanovsky (URS)L 1-4 World Cup Rome, Italy<br>		**Oct 21: Vitaliy Kachanovsky (URS)L 1-4 World Cup Rome, Italy<br>
	*Gold ~~medalist~~ at the US Championships		*1983 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist at the US Amateur Championships in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Results:
	Nov 8 Sherman Griffin KO 1 ~~US Championships Colorado Springs, CO<br>~~		**Nov 8: Defeated Sherman Griffin KO 1
	Nov 9 David Lester KO 1 ~~US Championships Colorado Springs, CO<br>~~		**Nov 9: Defeated David Lester KO 1
	Nov 10 Evander Holyfield W (W/O) ~~US Championships Colorado Springs, CO<br>~~		**Nov 10: Defeated Evander Holyfield W (W/O)
	Nov 11 Bennie Heard W 5-0 ~~US Championships Colorado Springs~~, ~~CO<br>~~		**Nov 11: Defeated Bennie Heard W 5-0
	Nov 29 Ken Johnson KO 1 ~~USA-Canada Reno, NV<br><br>~~		*1983 USA vs. Canada Dual Meet in Reno, Nevada. Results:
	1984~~<br>~~		**Nov 29: Defeated Ken Johnson KO 1
	Apr 13 Pablo Romero (CUB) W RSC 1 ~~World Championship Challenge Los Angeles~~, ~~CA<br>~~		*1984 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist at the World Championship Challenge in Los Angeles, California. Results:
	Jun 8 Orbit ~~Pough~~ W RSC 2 ~~United States Olympic Trials Fort Worth, TX<br>~~		**Apr 13: Defeated Pablo Romero (CUB) W RSC 1
	Jun 9 Evander Holyfield W 3-2 ~~United States Olympic Trials Fort Worth, TX<br>~~		*1984 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist at the US Olympic Trials in Fort Worth, Texas. Results:
	Jun 10 Bennie Heard W 5-0 ~~United States~~ Olympic ~~Trials Fort Worth~~, ~~TX<br>~~		**Jun 8: Defeated Orbit Pougg W RSC 2
	Jul 7 Evander Holyfield L 3 ~~United States Olympic Box~~-~~offs Las Vegas, NV<br>~~		**Jun 9: Defeated Evander Holyfield W 3-2
	Jul Evander Holyfield L 3 ~~United States Olympic Box~~-~~offs Las Vegas, NV<br>~~		**Jun 10: Defeated Bennie Heard W 5-0
			*1984 Olympic Box-offs in Las Vegas, Nevada. Results:
			**Jul 6: Evander Holyfield L 3 4-1
			**Jul 7: Evander Holyfield L 3 4-1

Locoxelbox at 14:10, 7 November 2012

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	On January 19 2002 Ricky Womack took his own life.<br><br>		On January 19 2002 Ricky Womack took his own life.<br><br>
	Amateur ~~Highlights (from www.cyberboxingzone.com)~~		== Amateur Career ==

	~~The big gap in his career is due to 15 years he did in prison for armed robbery and assault.~~

	1982<br>		1982<br>
	--- Richard Johnston W 3 US Championships ~~Gold~~ Indianapolis, IN<br>		*Gold medalist at the US Championships
			--- Richard Johnston W 3 US Championships Indianapolis, IN<br>
			*Gold medalist at the Ohio State Fair & Outstanding Fighter
	Aug Randy Squires KO Ohio State Fair<br>		Aug Randy Squires KO Ohio State Fair<br>
	Aug Jerry Harris KO Ohio State Fair<br>		Aug Jerry Harris KO Ohio State Fair<br>
	Aug 15 Jeff Goff W 3 Ohio State Fair ~~Gold & Outstanding Fighter~~<br><br>		Aug 15 Jeff Goff W 3 Ohio State Fair<br><br>
	1983<br>		1983<br>
	~~Sept~~ Danny Lindstrom W DQ Houston<br>		Feb 26 Vitaliy Kachanovsky (URS)RSC 1 USA vs Soviet Union Las Vegas, NV
			*Gold medalist at the National Golden Gloves
			Mar 25 Shermann Griffin W 3 National Golden Gloves Albuquerque<br>
			Mar 26 Johnny Williams W 3 National Golden Gloves Albuquerque<br>
			May 23 Pablo Romero (CUB) L 1-4 World Championship Challenge Tokyo, Japan<br>
			*Gold medalist at the North American Championships
			Sep 15 Danny Lindstrom (CAN) W DQ North American Championships Houston<br>
			Sep 16 Pablo Romero (CUB) W 4-1 North American Championships Houston<br>
			*Silver medalist at the World Cup
			Oct 19 Hoo Soo Lee (KOR) W 5-0 World Cup Rome, Italy<br>
			Oct 21 Paweł Skrzecz (POL) W (W/O) World Cup Rome, Italy<br>
			Oct 21 Vitaliy Kachanovsky (URS)L 1-4 World Cup Rome, Italy<br>
			*Gold medalist at the US Championships
	Nov 8 Sherman Griffin KO 1 US Championships Colorado Springs, CO<br>		Nov 8 Sherman Griffin KO 1 US Championships Colorado Springs, CO<br>
	Nov 9 David Lester KO 1 US Championships Colorado Springs, CO<br>		Nov 9 David Lester KO 1 US Championships Colorado Springs, CO<br>
	Nov 10 Evander Holyfield W (w/o) US Championships Colorado Springs, CO<br>		Nov 10 Evander Holyfield W (W/O) US Championships Colorado Springs, CO<br>
	Nov 11 Bennie Heard W 3 US Championships ~~Gold~~ Colorado Springs, CO<br>		Nov 11 Bennie Heard W 5-0 US Championships Colorado Springs, CO<br>
	Nov 29 Ken Johnson KO 1 USA-Canada Reno, NV<br><br>		Nov 29 Ken Johnson KO 1 USA-Canada Reno, NV<br><br>
	1984<br>		1984<br>
	~~--- Opponent~~ W World ~~Champion (~~Challenge) Los Angeles, CA<br>		Apr 13 Pablo Romero (CUB) W RSC 1 World Championship Challenge Los Angeles, CA<br>
	Jun 10 Evander Holyfield W 3 United States Olympic Trials Fort Worth, TX<br>		Jun 8 Orbit Pough W RSC 2 United States Olympic Trials Fort Worth, TX<br>
			Jun 9 Evander Holyfield W 3-2 United States Olympic Trials Fort Worth, TX<br>
			Jun 10 Bennie Heard W 5-0 United States Olympic Trials Fort Worth, TX<br>
	Jul 7 Evander Holyfield L 3 United States Olympic Box-offs Las Vegas, NV<br>		Jul 7 Evander Holyfield L 3 United States Olympic Box-offs Las Vegas, NV<br>
	Jul Evander Holyfield L 3 United States Olympic Box-offs Las Vegas, NV<br>		Jul Evander Holyfield L 3 United States Olympic Box-offs Las Vegas, NV<br>



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	Aug 15 Jeff Goff W 3 Ohio State Fair Gold & Outstanding Fighter<br><br>		Aug 15 Jeff Goff W 3 Ohio State Fair Gold & Outstanding Fighter<br><br>
	1983<br>		1983<br>
			Sept Danny Lindstrom W DQ Houston<br>

	Nov 8 Sherman Griffin KO 1 US Championships Colorado Springs, CO<br>		Nov 8 Sherman Griffin KO 1 US Championships Colorado Springs, CO<br>
	Nov 9 David Lester KO 1 US Championships Colorado Springs, CO<br>		Nov 9 David Lester KO 1 US Championships Colorado Springs, CO<br>