Simmie Black - Revision history

John at 22:44, 2 April 2019

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	'''Simmie Black''' was an active club fighter during the 1970s, 80s, and 90s--in the American Midwest and Southern United States. He lost the vast majority of his fights, many of them via knockout. He often used aliases to shield his identity from boxing commissions and fans. Because of this, he may have had more bouts than are attributed to him on the linked career record.		'''Simmie Black''' was an active club fighter during the 1970s, 80s, and 90s--in the American Midwest and Southern United States. He lost the vast majority of his fights, many of them via knockout. He often used aliases to shield his identity from boxing commissions and fans. Because of this, he may have had more bouts than are attributed to him on the linked career record.

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Matt at 18:38, 29 November 2014

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	He allegedly took "pay days," after impersonating stand-out amateur boxers from other states who were reportedly making their professional debuts. This soiled some of those boxers' amateur careers, if they were not able to prove that they had not in fact fought professionally. Alleged eye-witnesses also claim Black impersonated deceased boxers.		He allegedly took "pay days," after impersonating stand-out amateur boxers from other states who were reportedly making their professional debuts. This soiled some of those boxers' amateur careers, if they were not able to prove that they had not in fact fought professionally. Alleged eye-witnesses also claim Black impersonated deceased boxers.

			Black was convicted of aggravated sexual battery on November 27, 1996 in Tennessee. [http://www.homefacts.com/offender-detail/TN00094866/Simmie-Black.html]

	[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Black, Simmie]]		[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Black, Simmie]]
	[[Category:African American Boxers\|Black, Simmie]]		[[Category:African American Boxers\|Black, Simmie]]

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Radam Ghafahni at 03:25, 15 December 2007

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	'''Simmie Black''' was an active club fighter during the 1970s, 80s, and 90s--in the American Midwest and Southern United States. He lost the vast majority of his fights, many of them via knockout. He often used aliases to shield his identity from boxing commissions and fans. Because of this, he may have had more bouts than are attributed to him on the linked career record.		'''Simmie Black''' was an active club fighter during the 1970s, 80s, and 90s--in the American Midwest and Southern United States. He lost the vast majority of his fights, many of them via knockout. He often used aliases to shield his identity from boxing commissions and fans. Because of this, he may have had more bouts than are attributed to him on the linked career record.

	He allegedly took "pay days" impersonating stand-out amateur boxers from other states who were reportedly making their professional debuts. This soiled some of those boxers' amateur careers, if they were not able to prove that they had not in fact fought professionally. Alleged eye-witnesses also claim Black impersonated deceased boxers.		He allegedly took "pay days," after impersonating stand-out amateur boxers from other states who were reportedly making their professional debuts. This soiled some of those boxers' amateur careers, if they were not able to prove that they had not in fact fought professionally. Alleged eye-witnesses also claim Black impersonated deceased boxers.

	[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Black, Simmie]]		[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Black, Simmie]]

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2007-10-07T22:03:56Z

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	Black was ~~a very~~ active club fighter during the ~~1970's~~, ~~80's~~, and ~~90's,~~ in the Midwest and Southern United States. He lost the vast majority of his fights, many of them via knockout.		'''Simmie Black''' was an active club fighter during the 1970s, 80s, and 90s--in the American Midwest and Southern United States. He lost the vast majority of his fights, many of them via knockout. He often used aliases to shield his identity from boxing commissions and fans. Because of this, he may have had more bouts than are attributed to him on the linked career record.

	Like many boxers who fought and lost often, he used many different aliases to shield his identity from commissions and fans. Because of this, he may have had more bouts than are attributed to him on this record.		He allegedly took "pay days" impersonating stand-out amateur boxers from other states who were reportedly making their professional debuts. This soiled some of those boxers' amateur careers, if they were not able to prove that they had not in fact fought professionally. Alleged eye-witnesses also claim Black impersonated deceased boxers.

	~~There are many things that may not be attributed to Black.~~ He ~~was one mysterious prize fighters, according to many fans, boxers and promoters who knew him. One thing that is known about Black, is that he~~ took pay days ~~for~~ impersonating ~~standout~~ amateur boxers from other states ~~allegedly~~ making debuts. This ~~ruined these~~ boxers' amateur careers ~~when~~ they ~~weren't~~ able to prove that they ~~didn't fight~~ professionally ~~and on that card that Black was impersonating them on. The blame for this is more of the promoters than Black~~. ~~Boxing was quite dirty in the 1970s. There are~~ eye-witnesses of Black ~~impersonating~~ deceased boxers. Black is now in the boxing hall of shame. But many of the promoters who used him and brought discredit on the game and ruined the careers and credibility of many innocent boxers should be in some type of hall of disgrace. Some of these promoters would let Black fight the same opponent using various names such as -- Simmie Black, Sammie Black, Spider Johnson, Fred Johnson, Walter Black, Dave Blue and Spider Black, just to name a few.

	~~Fight Record: [http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=020906]~~

	[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Black, Simmie]]		[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Black, Simmie]]

Radam Ghafahni at 21:51, 7 October 2007

2007-10-07T21:51:38Z

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	Like many boxers who fought and lost often, he used many different aliases to shield his identity from commissions and fans. Because of this, he may have had more bouts than are attributed to him on this record.		Like many boxers who fought and lost often, he used many different aliases to shield his identity from commissions and fans. Because of this, he may have had more bouts than are attributed to him on this record.

	There are many things that may not be attributed to Black. He was one mysterious prize fighters, according to many fans, boxers and promoters who knew him. One thing that is known about Black, is that he took pay days for impersonating standout amateur boxers from other states allegedly making debuts. This ruined these boxers' amateur careers when they weren't able to prove that they didn't fight professionally and on that card that Black was impersonating them on. The blame for this is more of the promoters than Black. Boxing was quite dirty in the 1970s. There are eye-witnesses of Black impersonating deceased boxers. Black is now in the boxing hall of shame. But many of the promoters who used him and brought discredit on the game and ruined the careers and credibility of many innocent boxers should be in some type of hall of disgrace. Some of these promoters would let Black fight the same opponent using ~~four different~~ names -- Sammie Black, Spider Johnson, Fred Johnson and Spider Black.		There are many things that may not be attributed to Black. He was one mysterious prize fighters, according to many fans, boxers and promoters who knew him. One thing that is known about Black, is that he took pay days for impersonating standout amateur boxers from other states allegedly making debuts. This ruined these boxers' amateur careers when they weren't able to prove that they didn't fight professionally and on that card that Black was impersonating them on. The blame for this is more of the promoters than Black. Boxing was quite dirty in the 1970s. There are eye-witnesses of Black impersonating deceased boxers. Black is now in the boxing hall of shame. But many of the promoters who used him and brought discredit on the game and ruined the careers and credibility of many innocent boxers should be in some type of hall of disgrace. Some of these promoters would let Black fight the same opponent using various names such as -- Simmie Black, Sammie Black, Spider Johnson, Fred Johnson, Walter Black, Dave Blue and Spider Black, just to name a few.

	Fight Record: [http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=020906]		Fight Record: [http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=020906]

	[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Black, Simmie]]		[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Black, Simmie]]

Radam Ghafahni at 03:24, 27 September 2007

2007-09-27T03:24:03Z

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	Like many boxers who fought and lost often, he used many different aliases to shield his identity from commissions and fans. Because of this, he may have had more bouts than are attributed to him on this record.		Like many boxers who fought and lost often, he used many different aliases to shield his identity from commissions and fans. Because of this, he may have had more bouts than are attributed to him on this record.

	There are many things that may not be attributed to Black. He was one mysterious prize fighters, according to many fans, boxers and promoters who knew him. One thing that is known about Black, is that he took pay days for impersonating standout amateur boxers from other states allegedly making debuts. This ruined these boxers' amateur careers when they weren't able to prove that they didn't fight professionally and on that card that Black was impersonating them on. The blame for this is more of the promoters than Black. Boxing was quite dirty in the 1970s. There are eye-witnesses of Black impersonating deceased boxers. Black is now in the boxing hall of shame. But many of the promoters who used him and brought discredit on the game and ruined the careers and credibility of many innocent boxers should be in some type of hall of disgrace.		There are many things that may not be attributed to Black. He was one mysterious prize fighters, according to many fans, boxers and promoters who knew him. One thing that is known about Black, is that he took pay days for impersonating standout amateur boxers from other states allegedly making debuts. This ruined these boxers' amateur careers when they weren't able to prove that they didn't fight professionally and on that card that Black was impersonating them on. The blame for this is more of the promoters than Black. Boxing was quite dirty in the 1970s. There are eye-witnesses of Black impersonating deceased boxers. Black is now in the boxing hall of shame. But many of the promoters who used him and brought discredit on the game and ruined the careers and credibility of many innocent boxers should be in some type of hall of disgrace. Some of these promoters would let Black fight the same opponent using four different names -- Sammie Black, Spider Johnson, Fred Johnson and Spider Black.

	Fight Record: [http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=020906]		Fight Record: [http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=020906]

	[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Black, Simmie]]		[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Black, Simmie]]

Radam Ghafahni at 03:14, 27 September 2007

2007-09-27T03:14:25Z

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	Like many boxers who fought and lost often, he used many different aliases to shield his identity from commissions and fans. Because of this, he may have had more bouts than are attributed to him on this record.		Like many boxers who fought and lost often, he used many different aliases to shield his identity from commissions and fans. Because of this, he may have had more bouts than are attributed to him on this record.

	There are many things that may not be attributed to Black. He was one mysterious prize fighters, according to many fans, boxers and promoters who knew him. One thing that is known about Black, is that he took pay days for impersonating standout amateur boxers from other states allegedly making debuts. This ruined these boxers' amateur careers when they weren't able to prove that they didn't fight ~~professional~~ and on that card that Black was impersonating them on. The blame for this is more of the promoters than Black. Boxing was quite dirty in the 1970s. There are eye-witnesses~~' reports~~ of Black impersonating deceased boxers. Black is now in the boxing hall of shame. But many of the promoters who used him and brought discredit on the game and ruined the careers and ~~creditibility~~ of many innocent boxers should be in some type of hall of disgrace.		There are many things that may not be attributed to Black. He was one mysterious prize fighters, according to many fans, boxers and promoters who knew him. One thing that is known about Black, is that he took pay days for impersonating standout amateur boxers from other states allegedly making debuts. This ruined these boxers' amateur careers when they weren't able to prove that they didn't fight professionally and on that card that Black was impersonating them on. The blame for this is more of the promoters than Black. Boxing was quite dirty in the 1970s. There are eye-witnesses of Black impersonating deceased boxers. Black is now in the boxing hall of shame. But many of the promoters who used him and brought discredit on the game and ruined the careers and credibility of many innocent boxers should be in some type of hall of disgrace.

	Fight Record: [http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=020906]		Fight Record: [http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=020906]

	[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Black, Simmie]]		[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Black, Simmie]]

Radam Ghafahni at 02:09, 27 September 2007

2007-09-27T02:09:44Z

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	Like many boxers who fought and lost often, he used many different aliases to shield his identity from commissions and fans. Because of this, he may have had more bouts than are attributed to him on this record.		Like many boxers who fought and lost often, he used many different aliases to shield his identity from commissions and fans. Because of this, he may have had more bouts than are attributed to him on this record.

	There are many things that may not be attributed to Black. He was one mysterious prize fighters, according to many fans, boxers and promoters who knew him. One thing that is known about Black, is that he took pay days for impersonating standout amateur boxers from other states allegedly making debuts. This ruined these boxers' amateur ~~career~~ when they weren't able to prove that they didn't fight professional and on that card that Black was impersonating them on. The blame for this is more of the promoters than Black. Boxing was quite dirty in the 1970s. There are eye-witnesses' reports of Black impersonating deceased boxers. Black is now in the boxing hall of shame. But many of the promoters who used him and brought discredit on the game and ruined the careers and creditibility of many innocent boxers should be in some type of hall of disgrace.		There are many things that may not be attributed to Black. He was one mysterious prize fighters, according to many fans, boxers and promoters who knew him. One thing that is known about Black, is that he took pay days for impersonating standout amateur boxers from other states allegedly making debuts. This ruined these boxers' amateur careers when they weren't able to prove that they didn't fight professional and on that card that Black was impersonating them on. The blame for this is more of the promoters than Black. Boxing was quite dirty in the 1970s. There are eye-witnesses' reports of Black impersonating deceased boxers. Black is now in the boxing hall of shame. But many of the promoters who used him and brought discredit on the game and ruined the careers and creditibility of many innocent boxers should be in some type of hall of disgrace.

	Fight Record: [http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=020906]		Fight Record: [http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=020906]

	[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Black, Simmie]]		[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Black, Simmie]]

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