Troy Weida - Revision history

Ceejay87 at 07:56, 21 November 2023

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	Weida was inactive between December 2005 till his comeback in June 2011. The only fighter with a winning record Weida defeated in the last decade of his career was Grant Cudjoe of Grenada.		Weida was inactive between December 2005 till his comeback in June 2011. The only fighter with a winning record Weida defeated in the last decade of his career was Grant Cudjoe of Grenada.

	Weida's career record at the time of his indefinite suspension was 46-24-2 with 33 kayos. He was knocked out 16 times. A closer look at Troy Weida's professional record shows 42 of his opponents did not have winning records. Among them were gatekeepers [[Reggie Strickland]] who ~~holds~~ the record for most losses at 276 losses and [[Brian Yates]] who lost 86 professional bouts. Troy Weida's only wins since his suspension were a pair of second round stoppages in 2011 over 3-15-1 Jerry Simpson in Iowa City. Before that his last win was in 2004 over [[Reggie Strickland]]. The facts figured into the Iowa Boxing Commission decision to suspend Weida and protect him from greater harm.		Weida's career record at the time of his indefinite suspension was 46-24-2 with 33 kayos. He was knocked out 16 times. A closer look at Troy Weida's professional record shows 42 of his opponents did not have winning records. Among them were gatekeepers [[Reggie Strickland]] who held the record for most losses at 276 losses (Beaten by [[Kristian Laight]] in 2018) and [[Brian Yates]] who lost 86 professional bouts. Troy Weida's only wins since his suspension were a pair of second round stoppages in 2011 over 3-15-1 Jerry Simpson in Iowa City. Before that his last win was in 2004 over [[Reggie Strickland]]. The facts figured into the Iowa Boxing Commission decision to suspend Weida and protect him from greater harm.

	Among better known heavyweight champions and contenders who Troy has faced are [[Wladimir Klitschko]] and [[Ray Mercer]], and also [[Brian Nielsen]], [[Rob Calloway]], [[Attila Levin]], [[Timo Hoffmann]], [[Dale Crowe]], [[Orlin Norris]], [[Vincent Maddalone]], [[Mike Mollo]], [[Brian Minto]] and [[Owen Beck]]. Weida's best performance came in a 12 round loss for the vacant WBF Continental Americas Heavyweight title against Russell Chasteen in November 2002.		Among better known heavyweight champions and contenders who Troy has faced are [[Wladimir Klitschko]] and [[Ray Mercer]], and also [[Brian Nielsen]], [[Rob Calloway]], [[Attila Levin]], [[Timo Hoffmann]], [[Dale Crowe]], [[Orlin Norris]], [[Vincent Maddalone]], [[Mike Mollo]], [[Brian Minto]] and [[Owen Beck]]. Weida's best performance came in a 12 round loss for the vacant WBF Continental Americas Heavyweight title against Russell Chasteen in November 2002.

	* [[Mark de Mori]] versus Troy Weida June 15, 2012 entire bout on Youtube courtesy KennedyBoy Productions [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPwrA6uqooA]] Weida was knocked out by a straight punch to the jaw.		* [[Mark de Mori]] versus Troy Weida June 15, 2012 entire bout on Youtube courtesy KennedyBoy Productions [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPwrA6uqooA]] Weida was knocked out by a straight punch to the jaw.

Ceejay87 at 07:42, 21 November 2023

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	After getting knocked out in the first round in Australia by [[Alex Leapai]] in December 2011, '''Troy Weida''' was suspended indefinitely in Iowa on March 3, 2012 after losing badly in a four round bout against Missouri southpaw [[Galen Brown]]. After getting knocked out in the third round in June 2012 by [[Mark de Mori]] in Australia, Weida was listed for an upcoming fight on Boxrec scheduled for September 8, 2012, against Joe Stofle in Iowa. For this bout to occur, Troy Weida's indefinite suspension preventing him from fighting again would have to be lifted by Iowa State and ABC Boxing. Based on information provided to Boxrec from Iowa, Weida's indefinite suspension has not been lifted by the Iowa Athletic Commission or ABC Boxing. Weida's intended Davenport Iowa 'comeback' opponent, Joe Stofle, was suspended six times in the United States and Canada for poor performance and last fought in 2009 ~~who~~ had lost his previous 7 fights.		After getting knocked out in the first round in Australia by [[Alex Leapai]] in December 2011, '''Troy Weida''' was suspended indefinitely in Iowa on March 3, 2012 after losing badly in a four round bout against Missouri southpaw [[Galen Brown]]. After getting knocked out in the third round in June 2012 by [[Mark de Mori]] in Australia, Weida was listed for an upcoming fight on Boxrec scheduled for September 8, 2012, against Joe Stofle in Iowa. For this bout to occur, Troy Weida's indefinite suspension preventing him from fighting again would have to be lifted by Iowa State and ABC Boxing. Based on information provided to Boxrec from Iowa, Weida's indefinite suspension has not been lifted by the Iowa Athletic Commission or ABC Boxing. Weida's intended Davenport Iowa 'comeback' opponent, Joe Stofle, was suspended six times in the United States and Canada for poor performance and last fought in 2009. He had lost his previous 7 fights.

	Weida was inactive between December 2005 till his comeback in June 2011. The only fighter with a winning record Weida defeated in the last decade of his career was Grant Cudjoe of Grenada.		Weida was inactive between December 2005 till his comeback in June 2011. The only fighter with a winning record Weida defeated in the last decade of his career was Grant Cudjoe of Grenada.

Ceejay87 at 07:41, 21 November 2023

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	After getting knocked out in the first round in Australia by [[Alex Leapai]] in December 2011, '''Troy Weida''' was suspended indefinitely in Iowa on March 3, 2012 after losing badly in a four round bout against Missouri southpaw [[Galen Brown]]. After getting knocked out in the third round in June 2012 by [[Mark de Mori]] in Australia, Weida was listed for an upcoming fight on Boxrec scheduled for September 8, 2012, against Joe Stofle in Iowa. For this bout to occur, Troy Weida's indefinite suspension preventing him from fighting again would have to be lifted by Iowa State and ABC Boxing. Based on information provided to Boxrec from Iowa, Weida's indefinite suspension has not been lifted by the Iowa Athletic Commission or ABC Boxing. Weida's intended Davenport Iowa 'comeback' opponent, Joe Stofle, was suspended six times in the United States and Canada for poor performance and last fought in 2009 who had ~~not~~ lost his previous 7 fights.		After getting knocked out in the first round in Australia by [[Alex Leapai]] in December 2011, '''Troy Weida''' was suspended indefinitely in Iowa on March 3, 2012 after losing badly in a four round bout against Missouri southpaw [[Galen Brown]]. After getting knocked out in the third round in June 2012 by [[Mark de Mori]] in Australia, Weida was listed for an upcoming fight on Boxrec scheduled for September 8, 2012, against Joe Stofle in Iowa. For this bout to occur, Troy Weida's indefinite suspension preventing him from fighting again would have to be lifted by Iowa State and ABC Boxing. Based on information provided to Boxrec from Iowa, Weida's indefinite suspension has not been lifted by the Iowa Athletic Commission or ABC Boxing. Weida's intended Davenport Iowa 'comeback' opponent, Joe Stofle, was suspended six times in the United States and Canada for poor performance and last fought in 2009 who had lost his previous 7 fights.

	Weida was inactive between December 2005 till his comeback in June 2011. The only fighter with a winning record Weida defeated in the last decade of his career was Grant Cudjoe of Grenada.		Weida was inactive between December 2005 till his comeback in June 2011. The only fighter with a winning record Weida defeated in the last decade of his career was Grant Cudjoe of Grenada.

Ceejay87 at 07:39, 21 November 2023

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	After getting knocked out in the first round in Australia by [[Alex Leapai]] in December 2011, '''Troy Weida''' was suspended indefinitely in Iowa on March 3, 2012 after losing badly in a four round bout against Missouri southpaw [[Galen Brown]]. After getting knocked out in the third round in June 2012 ~~subsequently~~ by [[Mark de Mori]] in Australia, Weida was listed for an upcoming fight on Boxrec scheduled for September 8, 2012, against ~~journeyman~~ Joe Stofle in Iowa. For this bout to occur, Troy Weida's indefinite suspension preventing him from fighting again would have to be lifted by Iowa State and ABC Boxing. Based on information provided to Boxrec from Iowa, Weida's indefinite suspension has not been lifted by the Iowa Athletic Commission or ABC Boxing. Weida's intended Davenport Iowa 'comeback' opponent, Joe Stofle~~, a fighter with a 11-19 losing record~~, was suspended six times in the United States and Canada for poor performance, last fought in 2009 ~~when he got knocked out three times~~.		After getting knocked out in the first round in Australia by [[Alex Leapai]] in December 2011, '''Troy Weida''' was suspended indefinitely in Iowa on March 3, 2012 after losing badly in a four round bout against Missouri southpaw [[Galen Brown]]. After getting knocked out in the third round in June 2012 by [[Mark de Mori]] in Australia, Weida was listed for an upcoming fight on Boxrec scheduled for September 8, 2012, against Joe Stofle in Iowa. For this bout to occur, Troy Weida's indefinite suspension preventing him from fighting again would have to be lifted by Iowa State and ABC Boxing. Based on information provided to Boxrec from Iowa, Weida's indefinite suspension has not been lifted by the Iowa Athletic Commission or ABC Boxing. Weida's intended Davenport Iowa 'comeback' opponent, Joe Stofle, was suspended six times in the United States and Canada for poor performance and last fought in 2009 who had not lost his previous 7 fights.

	Weida was inactive between December 2005~~, when he was knocked out by [[Brian Minto]],~~ till his comeback in June 2011. The only fighter with a winning record Weida defeated in the last decade of his career was Grant Cudjoe of Grenada.		Weida was inactive between December 2005 till his comeback in June 2011. The only fighter with a winning record Weida defeated in the last decade of his career was Grant Cudjoe of Grenada.

	Weida's career record at the time of his indefinite suspension was 46-24-2 with 33 kayos. He was knocked out 16 times. A closer look at Troy Weida's professional record shows 42 of his opponents did not have winning records~~, among~~ them ~~professional loser~~ [[Reggie Strickland]] who ~~held~~ the record for most losses at 276 losses, and ~~well known loser~~ [[Brian Yates]] who lost 86 professional bouts. Troy Weida's only wins ~~in the past eight years at the time of~~ his suspension were a pair of second round stoppages in 2011 over 3-15-1 ~~journeyman~~ Jerry Simpson in Iowa City. Before that his last win was in 2004 over ~~loser~~ [[Reggie Strickland]]. The facts figured into the Iowa Boxing Commission decision to suspend Weida and protect him from greater harm.		Weida's career record at the time of his indefinite suspension was 46-24-2 with 33 kayos. He was knocked out 16 times. A closer look at Troy Weida's professional record shows 42 of his opponents did not have winning records. Among them were gatekeepers [[Reggie Strickland]] who holds the record for most losses at 276 losses and [[Brian Yates]] who lost 86 professional bouts. Troy Weida's only wins since his suspension were a pair of second round stoppages in 2011 over 3-15-1 Jerry Simpson in Iowa City. Before that his last win was in 2004 over [[Reggie Strickland]]. The facts figured into the Iowa Boxing Commission decision to suspend Weida and protect him from greater harm.

	Among better known heavyweight champions and contenders who ~~have knocked~~ Troy ~~Weida out since 1997 include world champions~~ [[Wladimir Klitschko]] and [[Ray Mercer]], and also [[Brian Nielsen]], [[Rob Calloway]], [[Attila Levin]], [[Timo Hoffmann]], [[Dale Crowe]], [[Orlin Norris]], [[Vincent Maddalone]], [[Mike Mollo]], [[Brian Minto]] and [[Owen Beck]]. Weida's best performance came in a 12 round loss for the vacant WBF Continental Americas Heavyweight title against Russell Chasteen in November 2002~~, his only title bout~~.		Among better known heavyweight champions and contenders who Troy has faced are [[Wladimir Klitschko]] and [[Ray Mercer]], and also [[Brian Nielsen]], [[Rob Calloway]], [[Attila Levin]], [[Timo Hoffmann]], [[Dale Crowe]], [[Orlin Norris]], [[Vincent Maddalone]], [[Mike Mollo]], [[Brian Minto]] and [[Owen Beck]]. Weida's best performance came in a 12 round loss for the vacant WBF Continental Americas Heavyweight title against Russell Chasteen in November 2002.

	* [[Mark de Mori]] versus Troy Weida June 15, 2012 entire bout on Youtube courtesy KennedyBoy Productions [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPwrA6uqooA]] Weida was knocked out by a straight punch to the jaw.		* [[Mark de Mori]] versus Troy Weida June 15, 2012 entire bout on Youtube courtesy KennedyBoy Productions [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPwrA6uqooA]] Weida was knocked out by a straight punch to the jaw.

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	Among better known heavyweight champions and contenders who have knocked Troy Weida out since 1997 include world champions [[Wladimir Klitschko]] and [[Ray Mercer]], and also [[Brian Nielsen]], [[Rob Calloway]], [[Attila Levin]], [[Timo Hoffmann]], [[Dale Crowe]], [[Orlin Norris]], [[Vincent Maddalone]], [[Mike Mollo]], [[Brian Minto]] and [[Owen Beck]]. Weida's best performance came in a 12 round loss for the vacant WBF Continental Americas Heavyweight title against Russell Chasteen in November 2002, his only title bout.		Among better known heavyweight champions and contenders who have knocked Troy Weida out since 1997 include world champions [[Wladimir Klitschko]] and [[Ray Mercer]], and also [[Brian Nielsen]], [[Rob Calloway]], [[Attila Levin]], [[Timo Hoffmann]], [[Dale Crowe]], [[Orlin Norris]], [[Vincent Maddalone]], [[Mike Mollo]], [[Brian Minto]] and [[Owen Beck]]. Weida's best performance came in a 12 round loss for the vacant WBF Continental Americas Heavyweight title against Russell Chasteen in November 2002, his only title bout.

	* [[Wladimir Klitschko]] versus Troy Weida January 25, 1997 entire bout on Youtube with commentary in Russian [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlX3_TgYmtU]] Weida was stopped.
	* [[Mark de Mori]] versus Troy Weida June 15, 2012 entire bout on Youtube courtesy KennedyBoy Productions [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPwrA6uqooA]] Weida was knocked out by a straight punch to the jaw.		* [[Mark de Mori]] versus Troy Weida June 15, 2012 entire bout on Youtube courtesy KennedyBoy Productions [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPwrA6uqooA]] Weida was knocked out by a straight punch to the jaw.

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	~~==Heavyweight~~ Troy Weida ~~Under Indefinite Suspension~~ by Iowa Boxing Commission ~~and~~ ABC Boxing==		After getting knocked out in the first round in Australia by [[Alex Leapai]] in December 2011, '''Troy Weida''' was suspended indefinitely in Iowa on March 3, 2012 after losing badly in a four round bout against Missouri southpaw [[Galen Brown]]. After getting knocked out in the third round in June 2012 subsequently by [[Mark de Mori]] in Australia, Weida was listed for an upcoming fight on Boxrec scheduled for September 8, 2012, against journeyman Joe Stofle in Iowa. For this bout to occur, Troy Weida's indefinite suspension preventing him from fighting again would have to be lifted by Iowa State and ABC Boxing. Based on information provided to Boxrec from Iowa, Weida's indefinite suspension has not been lifted by the Iowa Athletic Commission or ABC Boxing. Weida's intended Davenport Iowa 'comeback' opponent, Joe Stofle, a fighter with a 11-19 losing record, was suspended six times in the United States and Canada for poor performance, last fought in 2009 when he got knocked out three times.

			Weida was inactive between December 2005, when he was knocked out by [[Brian Minto]], till his comeback in June 2011. The only fighter with a winning record Weida defeated in the last decade of his career was Grant Cudjoe of Grenada.

	* After getting knocked out in the first round in Australia by [[Alex Leapai]] in December 2011, Troy Weida, 39, was suspended indefinitely in Iowa on March 3, 2012 after losing badly in a four round bout against Missouri southpaw [[Galen Brown]]. After getting knocked out in the third round in June 2012 subsequently by [[Mark de Mori]] in Australia, Weida was listed for an upcoming fight on Boxrec scheduled for September 8, 2012, against journeyman Joe Stofle in Iowa. For this bout to occur, Troy Weida's indefinite suspension preventing him from fighting again would have to be lifted by Iowa State and ABC Boxing. Based on information provided to Boxrec from Iowa, Weida's indefinite suspension has not been lifted by the Iowa Athletic Commission or ABC Boxing. Weida's intended Davenport Iowa 'comeback' opponent, Joe Stofle, a fighter with a 11-19 losing record, was suspended six times in the United States and Canada for poor performance, last fought in 2009 when he got knocked out three times.		Weida's career record at the time of his indefinite suspension was 46-24-2 with 33 kayos. He was knocked out 16 times. A closer look at Troy Weida's professional record shows 42 of his opponents did not have winning records, among them professional loser [[Reggie Strickland]] who held the record for most losses at 276 losses, and well known loser [[Brian Yates]] who lost 86 professional bouts. Troy Weida's only wins in the past eight years at the time of his suspension were a pair of second round stoppages in 2011 over 3-15-1 journeyman Jerry Simpson in Iowa City. Before that his last win was in 2004 over loser [[Reggie Strickland]]. The facts figured into the Iowa Boxing Commission decision to suspend Weida and protect him from greater harm.


	*Weida was inactive between December 2005, when he was knocked out by [[Brian Minto]], till his comeback in June 2011. The only fighter with a winning record Weida defeated in the last decade of his career was Grant Cudjoe of Grenada.


	* Weida's career record at the time of his indefinite suspension was 46-24-2 with 33 kayos. He was knocked out 16 times. A closer look at Troy Weida's professional record shows 42 of his opponents did not have winning records, among them professional loser [[Reggie Strickland]] who held the record for most losses at 276 losses, and well known loser [[Brian Yates]] who lost 86 professional bouts. Troy Weida's only wins in the past eight years at the time of his suspension were a pair of second round stoppages in 2011 over 3-15-1 journeyman Jerry Simpson in Iowa City. Before that his last win was in 2004 over loser [[Reggie Strickland]]. The facts figured into the Iowa Boxing Commission decision to suspend Weida and protect him from greater harm.


	* Among better known heavyweight champions and contenders who have knocked Troy Weida out since 1997 include world champions [[Wladimir Klitschko]] and [[Ray Mercer]], and also [[Brian Nielsen]], [[Rob Calloway]], [[Attila Levin]], [[Timo Hoffmann]], [[Dale Crowe]], [[Orlin Norris]], [[Vincent Maddalone]], [[Mike Mollo]], [[Brian Minto]] and [[Owen Beck]]. Weida's best performance came in a 12 round loss for the vacant WBF Continental Americas Heavyweight title against Russell Chasteen in November 2002, his only title bout.

			Among better known heavyweight champions and contenders who have knocked Troy Weida out since 1997 include world champions [[Wladimir Klitschko]] and [[Ray Mercer]], and also [[Brian Nielsen]], [[Rob Calloway]], [[Attila Levin]], [[Timo Hoffmann]], [[Dale Crowe]], [[Orlin Norris]], [[Vincent Maddalone]], [[Mike Mollo]], [[Brian Minto]] and [[Owen Beck]]. Weida's best performance came in a 12 round loss for the vacant WBF Continental Americas Heavyweight title against Russell Chasteen in November 2002, his only title bout.

	* [[Wladimir Klitschko]] versus Troy Weida January 25, 1997 entire bout on Youtube with commentary in Russian [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlX3_TgYmtU]] Weida was stopped.		* [[Wladimir Klitschko]] versus Troy Weida January 25, 1997 entire bout on Youtube with commentary in Russian [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlX3_TgYmtU]] Weida was stopped.
	* [[Mark de Mori]] versus Troy Weida June 15, 2012 entire bout on Youtube courtesy KennedyBoy Productions [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPwrA6uqooA]] Weida was knocked out by a straight punch to the jaw.		* [[Mark de Mori]] versus Troy Weida June 15, 2012 entire bout on Youtube courtesy KennedyBoy Productions [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPwrA6uqooA]] Weida was knocked out by a straight punch to the jaw.

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	* [[Wladimir Klitschko]] versus Troy Weida January 25, 1997 entire bout on Youtube with commentary in Russian [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlX3_TgYmtU]] Weida was stopped.		* [[Wladimir Klitschko]] versus Troy Weida January 25, 1997 entire bout on Youtube with commentary in Russian [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlX3_TgYmtU]] Weida was stopped.
	* [[Mark de Mori]] versus Troy Weida June 15, 2012 entire bout on Youtube courtesy ~~Kennedy Boy~~ Productions [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPwrA6uqooA]] Weida knocked out.		* [[Mark de Mori]] versus Troy Weida June 15, 2012 entire bout on Youtube courtesy KennedyBoy Productions [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPwrA6uqooA]] Weida was knocked out by a straight punch to the jaw.

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	* After getting knocked out in the first round in Australia by [[Alex Leapai]] in December 2011, Troy Weida, 39, was suspended indefinitely in Iowa on March 3, 2012 after losing badly in a four round bout against Missouri southpaw [[Galen Brown]]. After getting knocked out in the third round in June 2012 subsequently by [[Mark de Mori]] in Australia, Weida was listed for an upcoming fight on Boxrec scheduled for September 8, 2012, against journeyman Joe Stofle in Iowa. For this bout to occur, Troy Weida's indefinite suspension preventing him from fighting again would have to be lifted by Iowa State and ABC Boxing. Based on information provided to Boxrec from Iowa, Weida's indefinite suspension has not been lifted by the Iowa Athletic Commission or ABC Boxing. Weida's intended Davenport Iowa 'comeback' opponent, Joe Stofle, a fighter with a 11-19 losing record, suspended six times in the United States and Canada for poor performance, last fought in 2009 when he got knocked out three times.		* After getting knocked out in the first round in Australia by [[Alex Leapai]] in December 2011, Troy Weida, 39, was suspended indefinitely in Iowa on March 3, 2012 after losing badly in a four round bout against Missouri southpaw [[Galen Brown]]. After getting knocked out in the third round in June 2012 subsequently by [[Mark de Mori]] in Australia, Weida was listed for an upcoming fight on Boxrec scheduled for September 8, 2012, against journeyman Joe Stofle in Iowa. For this bout to occur, Troy Weida's indefinite suspension preventing him from fighting again would have to be lifted by Iowa State and ABC Boxing. Based on information provided to Boxrec from Iowa, Weida's indefinite suspension has not been lifted by the Iowa Athletic Commission or ABC Boxing. Weida's intended Davenport Iowa 'comeback' opponent, Joe Stofle, a fighter with a 11-19 losing record, was suspended six times in the United States and Canada for poor performance, last fought in 2009 when he got knocked out three times.

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	* After getting knocked out in the first round in Australia by [[Alex Leapai]] in December 2011, Troy Weida, 39, was suspended indefinitely in Iowa on March 3, 2012 after losing badly in a four round bout against Missouri southpaw [[Galen Brown]]. After getting knocked out in the third round in June 2012 subsequently by [[Mark de Mori]] in Australia, Weida was listed for an upcoming fight on Boxrec scheduled for September 8, 2012, against journeyman Joe Stofle in Iowa. For this bout to occur, Troy Weida's indefinite suspension preventing him from fighting again would have to be lifted by Iowa State and ABC Boxing. Based on information provided to Boxrec from Iowa, Weida's indefinite suspension has not been lifted by the Iowa Athletic Commission or ABC Boxing. Weida's intended Davenport Iowa 'comeback' opponent, Joe Stofle, a fighter with a 11-19 losing record, ~~who had been~~ suspended six times in the United States and Canada for poor performance, last fought in 2009 when he got knocked out three times.		* After getting knocked out in the first round in Australia by [[Alex Leapai]] in December 2011, Troy Weida, 39, was suspended indefinitely in Iowa on March 3, 2012 after losing badly in a four round bout against Missouri southpaw [[Galen Brown]]. After getting knocked out in the third round in June 2012 subsequently by [[Mark de Mori]] in Australia, Weida was listed for an upcoming fight on Boxrec scheduled for September 8, 2012, against journeyman Joe Stofle in Iowa. For this bout to occur, Troy Weida's indefinite suspension preventing him from fighting again would have to be lifted by Iowa State and ABC Boxing. Based on information provided to Boxrec from Iowa, Weida's indefinite suspension has not been lifted by the Iowa Athletic Commission or ABC Boxing. Weida's intended Davenport Iowa 'comeback' opponent, Joe Stofle, a fighter with a 11-19 losing record, suspended six times in the United States and Canada for poor performance, last fought in 2009 when he got knocked out three times.