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[SAL]

Thanks for joining in Ice. The fighters I'll be working on this weekend off of CONN's list:
Liborio Romero to Young Stuhley

[IceTea]

Originally Posted by SAL

Thanks for joining in Ice. The fighters I'll be working on this weekend off of CONN's list:
Liborio Romero to Young Stuhley

Ok, I won't do any in that area. I normally on do MW-HW. I'll look at some after Stuhley.

MJ

[CONN CHRIS]

I say thanks as well IceTea.

I cannot seem to locate the picture for David Rodriguez. Can someone point me in the right direction?

Also, please be sure to let me know if I have missed something you posted or made an error of some kind. Between what has been sent to Cornerwork and what remains on this thread, we have nearly 600 fighter files and photos - I drop a few on occasion.

Christopher

[IceTea]

Originally Posted by CONN CHRIS

I say thanks as well IceTea.

I cannot seem to locate the picture for David Rodriguez. Can someone point me in the right direction?

Also, please be sure to let me know if I have missed something you posted or made an error of some kind. Between what has been sent to Cornerwork and what remains on this thread, we have nearly 600 fighter files and photos - I drop a few on occasion.

Christopher

I have one. I'll send it with a new file of Rodriguez with his name spelled right.

[IceTea]

Here it is

[CONN CHRIS]

Originally Posted by IceTea

Here it is

Vielen Dank Mr Tea

[IceTea]

12-2 8 KOs
- Lost to Tokunbo Olajide (who isn't that good) TKOby 4
- Lost to Enrique Ornelas TKOby 3

[mh2365]

Originally Posted by IceTea

14-1 5 KOs 1 TKOby6
Built a nice record for himself during his brief carrer. Didn't beat anyone of note, all of his fights were in Denmark.

MJ

Michael Madsen was great as Mr. Blonde, not so great in Free Willy though.

[SAL]

YOUNG STUHLEY MW

Hometown - Chicago, IL

45-22-2 (15) 7NC

Started his career with a nice 26-1-0 (10) record his first two years and then went after some of the big guns the next 7 years going 19-21-2 (5).

[SAL]

Originally Posted by IceTea

Ok, I won't do any in that area. I normally on do MW-HW. I'll look at some after Stuhley.

MJ

Ice, I think the only fighters on the list after Stuhley are Andre War and Andre Ward. I have not looked at anyone on the list before Liborio Romero.

[CONN CHRIS]

MIKE HONEYMAN FW

Born - United Kingdom

4(2)-4-3

Honeyman fought Billy Bird three times, gaining a 20 round decision win, a 15 round draw and being stopped in the seventh of their third match. In 1925, Honeyman traveled to Cologne and fought to a 10 round draw with Billy Drako. Honeyman earned the British Featherweight Title in his first pro bout with a 20 round decision over Billy Marchant; he defended once and lost the belt to Joe Fox. He was unsuccessful in his one shot at the European Belt against Arthur Wyns.

[IceTea]

Originally Posted by SAL

Ice, I think the only fighters on the list after Stuhley are Andre War and Andre Ward. I have not looked at anyone on the list before Liborio Romero.

I'll look at the ones before your group.

MJ

[IceTea]

Golden Gloves champion in both Georgia and New York. Turned pro out of NYC and has pounded out a 8-1 record thus far over suspect talent. In the couple write-ups I've read, no one has been overly impressed with him.

[IceTea]

12-4-1 5 KOs

- Has improved steadily over the past year.
w10 Garing Lane
w12 Eliecer Castillo
w10 Ramon Garbey
w08 Ron Guerrero

LTKO9 DaVarryl Williamson
L6 Alexander Dimitrenko
D10 Terry Smith

[CONN CHRIS]

Thanks for the ratings IceTea

CHARLEY HARVEY BW (watch spelling on the photo - s/b Charley)
Hometown - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

7(0)-13-6; 9 NC

Harvey fought well against some good boxers but unfortunately does not have much to show for his efforts. He was not stopped in thirty-five pro bouts. Harvey fought Johnny Coulon for the World Paperweight (BW) Title in 1912 with Coulon taking the decision. Charley drew with Kid Williams, Phil McGovern and four times with Yankee Schwartz. He also beat Schwartz once.

[CONN CHRIS]

JACK HASSEN LW

Hometown - Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia

31(24)-8-0

Hassen was a hard hitting Aussie that won 29 consecutive bouts after losing his pro debut. He took the Australian Lightweight Title in 1949 with an eleventh round KO over Archie Kemp. Unfortunately, he couldn't last against better competition; losing to Frank Flanner, Joe Brown, Freddie Dawson, Rudy Cruz and twice to Mickey Tollis over the final nine bouts of his career.

[CONN CHRIS]

JOSE ANTONIO IZQUIERDO WW

Born - La Habana, Cuba
Hometown - Mexico City, Mexico

4(3)-1-0

The Cuban born Izquierdo fights out of Mexico. He lost his pro debut in March of 2004 on a DQ to Jaime Sanchez but avenged the loss in May with a first round knockout.

[SAL]

ISADORE STRAUSS MW
21-23-11 (7)

MIDGET SMITH BW
27-31-6 (6)

SAMMY SMITH LW
70-44-26 (10) 1nc

[SAL]

TOMMY SKOVGAARD HW
1-1-0 (1)

HARALD SKOG LHW
25-6-2 (8)

BILL SHARKEY HW
22-7-1 (16)

[IceTea]

Gold Medal winner in this past Olympic games. Currently 1-0 as a pro and is scheduled to fight an 8-0 fighter in his next bout. His current ratings should reflect a lack of experience but display talent at the same time.

MJ