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Michael Simms (boxer)

Michael Simms Jr (born July 26, 1974) is an American former professional boxer who competed from 2000 to 2012. As an amateur, he won a gold medal at the 1999 World Championships at light heavyweight.

Michael Simms
Personal information
Full nameMichael Simms Jr.
Nationality United States
Born (1974-07-26) July 26, 1974 (age 49)
Sacramento, California
Sport
SportBoxing
Weight classLight heavyweight
Medal record
World Championships
1999 Houston Light Heavyweight

Amateur career edit

Simms won the tournament in Houston 1999 by beating David Haye 8–2, Humberto Savigne of Cuba 5–1, defeating Ali Ismayilov of Azerbaijan by 7–5 and getting a controversial 3–3 (countback 33–26) decision over John Dovi of France in the final.[citation needed]

A year later, Simms was dropped from the Olympics 2000 team for breaches of discipline, and replaced with Olanda Anderson.[1]

Professional career edit

He turned pro in 2000 but disappointed displaying a world class chin but moderate power and questionable work ethic. He drew with undefeated Felix Cora Jr. in 2003, then lost to undefeated heavyweight Nurlan Meirmanov, the rematch with Cora in 2004, undefeated cruiser Vadim Tokarev, Ola Afolabi (9–1) and undefeated Marco Huck in 2005. In 2007 he lost to Louis Azille and undefeated heavyweight Roman Greenberg.[citation needed]

Professional boxing record edit

22 Wins (14 knockouts, 8 decisions), 16 Losses (2 knockouts, 14 decisions), 2 Draws [2]
Result Record Opponent Type Round Date Location Notes
Loss 24-0   Mateusz Masternak TKO 4 04/02/2012   Fraport Arena, Frankfurt Referee stopped the bout at 1:16 of the fourth round.
Win 8-16-1   Leo Bercier TKO 5 05/11/2011   Thunder Valley Casino Resort, Lincoln, California
Loss 10-0   Rakhim Chakhkiyev KO 4 24/09/2011   Dima-Sportcenter, Hamburg Simms knocked out at 1:43 of the fourth round.
Loss 11-2   Anatoliy Dudchenko UD 6 03/06/2011   Warner Center Marriott, Woodland Hills, California
Loss 21-0   Alexander Frenkel UD 8 13/03/2010   Max-Schmeling-Halle, Berlin
Win 12-1-1   Martin Kempf UD 8 05/12/2009   Arena Ludwigsburg, Ludwigsburg
Loss 19-1   Matt Godfrey SD 10 12/09/2009   Red Lion Hotel, Sacramento, California
Draw 24-10-2   Kelvin Davis PTS 6 07/08/2009   Red Lion Hotel, Sacramento, California
Loss 21-1   Troy Ross UD 10 19/06/2009   Bell Centre, Montreal, Quebec
Loss 16-1   Yoan Pablo Hernandez MD 8 25/10/2008   Weser-Ems-Halle, Oldenburg
Win 25-6   Derrick Harmon UD 6 15/05/2008   Red Lion Hotel, Sacramento, California
Loss 28-1   Grigory Drozd UD 8 23/02/2008   DIVS, Ekaterinburg
Loss 10-5   Damian Norris SD 10 07/02/2008   Red Lion Hotel, Sacramento, California
Loss 24-0   Roman Greenberg UD 10 10/03/2007   Madison Square Garden, New York City
Loss 18-3-2   Louis Azille UD 8 22/02/2007   Radisson Hotel, Sacramento, California
Loss 11-0   Marco Huck UD 8 17/12/2005   Max-Schmeling-Halle, Berlin
Win 19-22-3   Willie Chapman UD 6 30/09/2005   Cache Creek Casino Resort, Brooks, California
Win 23-23-5   David Vedder UD 8 26/08/2005   Radisson Hotel, Sacramento, California
Loss 9-1-3   Ola Afolabi UD 8 19/08/2005   Gold Coast Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada
Win 12-6-1   Troy Beets UD 10 21/07/2005   ARCO Arena, Sacramento, California
Loss 18-0-1   Vadim Tokarev UD 10 13/05/2005   Kazan Sports Hall, Kazan
Win 10-7-3   Jonathan Young UD 8 29/04/2005   Radisson Hotel, Sacramento, California
Win 27-8-2   Joseph Kiwanuka RTD 8 10/12/2004   ARCO Arena, Sacramento, California Kiwanuka retired after the eighth round.
Win 8-8-2   Victor Maciel KO 1 14/10/2004   ARCO Arena, Sacramento, California Maciel knocked out at 0:55 of the first round.
Loss 13-0-2   Felix Cora, Jr. MD 12 25/06/2004   Ramada Inn, Rosemont, Illinois IBF USBA Cruiserweight Title.
Win 5-1   Marcelino Novaes TKO 6 27/03/2004   ARCO Arena, Stateline, Nevada Referee stopped the bout at 1:47 of the sixth round.
Loss 7-0   Yanqui Diaz MD 6 21/02/2004   City Center Pavilion, Reno, Nevada
Draw 10-0   Felix Cora, Jr. PTS 10 15/03/2003   UIC Pavilion, Chicago, Illinois
Win 13-32-8   Wesley Martin KO 2 01/11/2002   ARCO Arena, Sacramento, California Martin knocked out at 1:45 of the second round.
Win 6-22-1   Miguel Aquila RTD 4 24/05/2002   Feather Falls Casino, Oroville, California
Win 9-20   Tracy Barrios TKO 4 29/03/2002   Radisson Hotel, Sacramento, California Referee stopped the bout at 0:36 of the fourth round.
Win 14-23   Ali Sanchez TKO 3 19/12/2001   Feather Falls Casino, Oroville, California Referee stopped the bout at 2:58 of the third round.
Win 11-4   Reggie Roberts UD 10 07/09/2001   Radisson Hotel, Sacramento, California
Win --   Richard Curtis TKO 1 21/07/2001   Feather Falls Casino, Oroville, California Referee stopped the bout at 1:50 of the first round.
Win --   Maximo Martinez KO 2 22/06/2001   Vallejo, California
Win 3-4   Kevin Gilchrist TKO 1 27/04/2001   Caesars Tahoe, Stateline, Nevada
Win 3-3   Kevin Gilchrist KO 2 11/03/2001   Feather Falls Casino, Oroville, California Gilchrist knocked out at 1:42 of the second round.
Win 4-4-2   Marcus Harvey KO 2 19/01/2001   ARCO Arena, Sacramento, California Harvey knocked out at 1:08 of the second round.
Win 5-3-1   Jose Carlos Gonzalez KO 2 27/10/2000   Feather Falls Casino, Oroville, California
Win 24-23-2   Jesus Mayorga MD 4 19/08/2000   Feather Falls Casino, Oroville, California

External links edit

  • Boxing record for Michael Simms from BoxRec (registration required)
Awards and achievements
Preceded by United States Amateur Light Heavyweight Champion
1999
Succeeded by

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Michael Simms Jr born July 26 1974 is an American former professional boxer who competed from 2000 to 2012 As an amateur he won a gold medal at the 1999 World Championships at light heavyweight Michael SimmsPersonal informationFull nameMichael Simms Jr Nationality United StatesBorn 1974 07 26 July 26 1974 age 49 Sacramento CaliforniaSportSportBoxingWeight classLight heavyweightMedal record World Championships 1999 Houston Light Heavyweight Contents 1 Amateur career 2 Professional career 3 Professional boxing record 4 External linksAmateur career editSimms won the tournament in Houston 1999 by beating David Haye 8 2 Humberto Savigne of Cuba 5 1 defeating Ali Ismayilov of Azerbaijan by 7 5 and getting a controversial 3 3 countback 33 26 decision over John Dovi of France in the final citation needed A year later Simms was dropped from the Olympics 2000 team for breaches of discipline and replaced with Olanda Anderson 1 Professional career editHe turned pro in 2000 but disappointed displaying a world class chin but moderate power and questionable work ethic He drew with undefeated Felix Cora Jr in 2003 then lost to undefeated heavyweight Nurlan Meirmanov the rematch with Cora in 2004 undefeated cruiser Vadim Tokarev Ola Afolabi 9 1 and undefeated Marco Huck in 2005 In 2007 he lost to Louis Azille and undefeated heavyweight Roman Greenberg citation needed Professional boxing record edit22 Wins 14 knockouts 8 decisions 16 Losses 2 knockouts 14 decisions 2 Draws 2 Result Record Opponent Type Round Date Location Notes Loss 24 0 nbsp Mateusz Masternak TKO 4 04 02 2012 nbsp Fraport Arena Frankfurt Referee stopped the bout at 1 16 of the fourth round Win 8 16 1 nbsp Leo Bercier TKO 5 05 11 2011 nbsp Thunder Valley Casino Resort Lincoln California Loss 10 0 nbsp Rakhim Chakhkiyev KO 4 24 09 2011 nbsp Dima Sportcenter Hamburg Simms knocked out at 1 43 of the fourth round Loss 11 2 nbsp Anatoliy Dudchenko UD 6 03 06 2011 nbsp Warner Center Marriott Woodland Hills California Loss 21 0 nbsp Alexander Frenkel UD 8 13 03 2010 nbsp Max Schmeling Halle Berlin Win 12 1 1 nbsp Martin Kempf UD 8 05 12 2009 nbsp Arena Ludwigsburg Ludwigsburg Loss 19 1 nbsp Matt Godfrey SD 10 12 09 2009 nbsp Red Lion Hotel Sacramento California Draw 24 10 2 nbsp Kelvin Davis PTS 6 07 08 2009 nbsp Red Lion Hotel Sacramento California Loss 21 1 nbsp Troy Ross UD 10 19 06 2009 nbsp Bell Centre Montreal Quebec Loss 16 1 nbsp Yoan Pablo Hernandez MD 8 25 10 2008 nbsp Weser Ems Halle Oldenburg Win 25 6 nbsp Derrick Harmon UD 6 15 05 2008 nbsp Red Lion Hotel Sacramento California Loss 28 1 nbsp Grigory Drozd UD 8 23 02 2008 nbsp DIVS Ekaterinburg Loss 10 5 nbsp Damian Norris SD 10 07 02 2008 nbsp Red Lion Hotel Sacramento California Loss 24 0 nbsp Roman Greenberg UD 10 10 03 2007 nbsp Madison Square Garden New York City Loss 18 3 2 nbsp Louis Azille UD 8 22 02 2007 nbsp Radisson Hotel Sacramento California Loss 11 0 nbsp Marco Huck UD 8 17 12 2005 nbsp Max Schmeling Halle Berlin Win 19 22 3 nbsp Willie Chapman UD 6 30 09 2005 nbsp Cache Creek Casino Resort Brooks California Win 23 23 5 nbsp David Vedder UD 8 26 08 2005 nbsp Radisson Hotel Sacramento California Loss 9 1 3 nbsp Ola Afolabi UD 8 19 08 2005 nbsp Gold Coast Hotel and Casino Las Vegas Nevada Win 12 6 1 nbsp Troy Beets UD 10 21 07 2005 nbsp ARCO Arena Sacramento California Loss 18 0 1 nbsp Vadim Tokarev UD 10 13 05 2005 nbsp Kazan Sports Hall Kazan Win 10 7 3 nbsp Jonathan Young UD 8 29 04 2005 nbsp Radisson Hotel Sacramento California Win 27 8 2 nbsp Joseph Kiwanuka RTD 8 10 12 2004 nbsp ARCO Arena Sacramento California Kiwanuka retired after the eighth round Win 8 8 2 nbsp Victor Maciel KO 1 14 10 2004 nbsp ARCO Arena Sacramento California Maciel knocked out at 0 55 of the first round Loss 13 0 2 nbsp Felix Cora Jr MD 12 25 06 2004 nbsp Ramada Inn Rosemont Illinois IBF USBA Cruiserweight Title Win 5 1 nbsp Marcelino Novaes TKO 6 27 03 2004 nbsp ARCO Arena Stateline Nevada Referee stopped the bout at 1 47 of the sixth round Loss 7 0 nbsp Yanqui Diaz MD 6 21 02 2004 nbsp City Center Pavilion Reno Nevada Draw 10 0 nbsp Felix Cora Jr PTS 10 15 03 2003 nbsp UIC Pavilion Chicago Illinois Win 13 32 8 nbsp Wesley Martin KO 2 01 11 2002 nbsp ARCO Arena Sacramento California Martin knocked out at 1 45 of the second round Win 6 22 1 nbsp Miguel Aquila RTD 4 24 05 2002 nbsp Feather Falls Casino Oroville California Win 9 20 nbsp Tracy Barrios TKO 4 29 03 2002 nbsp Radisson Hotel Sacramento California Referee stopped the bout at 0 36 of the fourth round Win 14 23 nbsp Ali Sanchez TKO 3 19 12 2001 nbsp Feather Falls Casino Oroville California Referee stopped the bout at 2 58 of the third round Win 11 4 nbsp Reggie Roberts UD 10 07 09 2001 nbsp Radisson Hotel Sacramento California Win nbsp Richard Curtis TKO 1 21 07 2001 nbsp Feather Falls Casino Oroville California Referee stopped the bout at 1 50 of the first round Win nbsp Maximo Martinez KO 2 22 06 2001 nbsp Vallejo California Win 3 4 nbsp Kevin Gilchrist TKO 1 27 04 2001 nbsp Caesars Tahoe Stateline Nevada Win 3 3 nbsp Kevin Gilchrist KO 2 11 03 2001 nbsp Feather Falls Casino Oroville California Gilchrist knocked out at 1 42 of the second round Win 4 4 2 nbsp Marcus Harvey KO 2 19 01 2001 nbsp ARCO Arena Sacramento California Harvey knocked out at 1 08 of the second round Win 5 3 1 nbsp Jose Carlos Gonzalez KO 2 27 10 2000 nbsp Feather Falls Casino Oroville California Win 24 23 2 nbsp Jesus Mayorga MD 4 19 08 2000 nbsp Feather Falls Casino Oroville CaliforniaExternal links editBoxing record for Michael Simms from BoxRec registration required Awards and achievements Preceded byOlanda Anderson United States Amateur Light Heavyweight Champion1999 Succeeded byOlanda Anderson Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Michael Simms boxer amp oldid 1207813477, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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