Bear’s 4-Fs (Fictional Fighters of Film and Fiction)

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Monkey on My Back (1957)
Cameron Mitchell ... Barney Ross
Dianne Foster ... Cathy Holland
Paul Richards ... Rico, Drug Pusher (as Paul E. Richards)
Jack Albertson ... Sam Pian
Kathy Garver ... Noreen
Lisa Golm ... Barney's Mother
Barry Kelley ... Big Ralph
Dayton Lummis ... J.L. McAvoy
Lewis Charles ... Lew Surati
Raymond Greenleaf ... Dr. A.J. Latham
Richard Benedict ... Art Winch
Brad Harris ... Spike McAvoy
Robert Holton ... Dr. Sullivan
Eric Morris ... Soldier
Chris Alcaide ... Drug Pusher (uncredited)
Vince Barnett ... Mushy, Barney's Trainer (uncredited)
Scotty Beckett ... Corpsman (uncredited)
Ralph Brooks ... Onlooker at Dice Table (uncredited)
Richard Collier ... Derelict (uncredited)
Sayre Dearing ... Stickman / Croupier (uncredited)
George Eldredge ... Marine Doctor (uncredited)
Kit Guard ... Hospital Patient (uncredited)
Chuck Hamilton ... Policeman (uncredited)
Jack Kenny ... Boxing Promoter (uncredited)
Herbert Lytton ... Fight Doctor (uncredited)
Frank Mills ... Waiter (uncredited)
Frances Morris ... Landlady (uncredited)
'Snub' Pollard ... Hospital Patient (uncredited)
Sydney Smith ... Military Doctor (uncredited)
Bert Stevens ... Nightclub Extra (uncredited)
Martha Wentworth ... Landlady (uncredited)

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Cameron Ross WW boxer 10

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Bordertown
Craddock vs. Bennett Season 1, Episode 22
Sophie Barjac ... Dr. Marie Dumont
John H. Brennan ... Clive Bennett
Richard Comar ... Marshal Jack Craddock
One episode had the two leads in a boxing match. May have been one of this one

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Jack Craddock HW slugger 0
Clive Bennett HW slugger 0

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Desilu Playhouse 8 December 1958 (Season 1, Episode 10)
K.O. Kitty
Lucille Ball plays a woman who inherits a boxer and is surprised when she finds out it's not a dog.
Lucille Ball ... Kitty Williams
Aldo Ray ... Harold Tibbetts

Harold Tibbetts HW slugger 2

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"The Next Champ" 37:17 April 10, 1954 (1954-04-10)
Ralph decides to manage a young boxer, who ends up moving in with the Kramdens.
Dynamite Moran is Raph's fighter
Ace Fargus was ko'd by Moran in 19 seconds

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Dynamite Moran HW slugger 0
Ace Fargus HW slugger 0

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General Hospital (1963) TV series
Character Jagger Cates took up boxing in several episodes and had at least one actual match.
Antonio Sabato Jr. .... Jagger Cates (1992-1994, 1995) (unknown episodes)

Jagger Cates HW boxer 1

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"The Jackie Gleason Show" The Honeymooners: The Main Event (1967) December 2, 1967*
Boxer "Dynamite" Moran is living with the Kramdens and Ralph is his new promoter.
Art Carney ... Ed Norton
Jackie Gleason ... Ralph Kramden
Judy Jordan ... Herself / Glea Girl
The June Taylor Dancers ... Themselves
Jane Kean ... Trixie Norton
Lanita Kent ... Herself / Glea Girl
Betty Hyatt Linton ... Cosgrove's Girl (as Betty Linton)
Dick Lynn ... Cigarette Machine Customer
Sheila MacRae ... Alice Kramden
Johnny Morgan ... Mickey - Soda Fountain Man
Johnny Olson ... Announcer
Peter Palmer ... Dynamite Moran
George Petrie ... Maitre d'
Greta Randall ... Herself / Glea Girl
Elaine Richards ... Herself / Glea Girl
Dick Sabol ... Killer Cuoco
Sammy Spear and His Orchestra ... Themselves
Pat Sandy ... Herself / Glea Girl
Jesse White ... Bob Cosgrove

Dynamite Moran character is reprised in this episode

Killer Cuoco HW slugger 1

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Knight Rider
Season 4, Episode 15: Redemption of a Champion
Original Air Date—31 January 1986
Michael investigates the murder of a deaf sportswriter who wanted to stop an ex boxing champ from coming out of retirement.
Former heavyweight champ Ken Norton plays a battered boxer who comes out of retirement for a fight that could kill him. Jerry Quarry, who was kayoed by Norton in 1975, and promoter Don King have cameos.
David Hasselhoff ... Michael Knight
Edward Mulhare ... Devon Miles
Patricia McPherson ... Bonnie Barstow
Peter Parros ... 'RC3' Reginald Cornelius III
Terry Kiser ... Royal Davis
Kat Sawyer-Young ... Jean Tremont
Tracy Reed ... Ruth Keeler
John Snyder ... Benson
Norman Burton ... Damon Leland
Ken Foree ... Spider-Man
Ken Norton ... Bo Keeler (as Kenneth H. Norton)
Don King ... Don King
Jerry Quarry ... Jerry Quarry
Danny Lopez ... Danny Lopez
Carlos Palomino ... Carlos Palomino
Donald Craig ... Dr. Jack Simmons
Ron Pinkard ... Reporter #1
Peter Youngblood ... Reporter #2 (as Pete Youngblood)
John Garwood ... Guard
Monte Masters ... Grant
Benjamin Jurand ... Blue Lightning
Richard Basehart ... Narrator - Opening Titles (voice) (uncredited)
William Daniels ... K.I.T.T. (voice) (uncredited)

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Bo Keeler HW slugger 7

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The Incredible Hulk
Season 1, Episode 1: The Final Round
Original Air Date—10 March 1978
David 'Benson' is saved from a couple of muggers by a boxer nicknamed 'Rocky' and becomes his friend and corner-man. Unfortunatly the young man suffers from high blood pressure and is being used to ferry drugs by a scrupulous manager.
Bill Bixby ... Dr. David Bruce Banner
Jack Colvin ... Jack McGee
Lou Ferrigno ... The Incredible Hulk
Martin Kove ... Henry 'Rocky' Welsh trained for 7 years 200 lbs health problems
Fran Myers ... Mary
Al Ruscio ... Mr. Sariego
Paul Henry Itkin ... Wilt
Tony Brubaker ... Big Bill Cole a contender 198 Wilmington, Delaware Bullet Bill
Paul Micale ... Man in Audience
T. Miratti ... White Mugger
Ron Trice ... Black Mugger
John Witherspoon ... Tom (as Johnny Witherspoon)

Tony another boxer in Sariego's gym, no surname give, TC'd
Lou Mirador name on poster

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Henry Rocky Welsh HW slugger 0
Big Bill Cole HW either 4
Tony Wilmington HW 0
Lou Mirador FLY 0

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Highlander
Season 2, Episode 11: The Fighter
Original Air Date—31 January 1994
Duncan's old friend Tommy Sullivan wants Duncan to buy a piece of his fighter George, and help him win pretty Iris.
In flashback, Duncan plays a pub fighter.
Adrian Paul ... Duncan 'Mac / Highlander' MacLeod
Stan Kirsch ... Richard H. 'Richie' Ryan (credit only)
Philip Akin ... Charlie DeSalvo
Jim Byrnes ... Joe Dawson (credit only)
Cali Timmins ... Iris
Tom McBeath ... Coleman
Bruce Weitz ... Tommy Sullivan
Nicholas Lea ... Rodney Lange
Charles Payne ... Thunder Rodriguez loses to Belcher
Ken Roberts ... Wallace
Russell Roberts ... Wilson
Wren Roberts ... George Belcher
Rocky Galivan named by Duncan (ex-pug)
Joe Brock Duncan's pub opponent

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Georgie Belcher HW slugger 4
Thunder Rodriguez HW 2
Duncan MacLeod HW boxer 4
Rocky Galivan MW slugger 4
Joe Brock HW slugger slugger 4

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Kid Galahad 1962
Elvis Presley ... Walter Gulick Kid Galahad 181 Green Valley, NY
Gig Young ... Willy Grogan mgr/trainer
Charles Bronson ... Lew Nyack great cutman
David Lewis ... Otto Danzig Mob boss
Robert Emhardt ... Maynard
Liam Redmond ... Father Higgins
Judson Pratt ... Howie Zimmerman mgr
Ned Glass ... Max Lieberman
George Mitchell ... Harry Sperling
Roy Roberts ... Jerry Bathgate
Michael Dante ... Joey Shakes in Zimmerman's stable
Richard Devon ... Marvin
Jeff Morris ... Ralphie (as Jeffrey Morris)
Chris Alcaide ... Danzig Hood (uncredited)
Edward Asner ... Asst. Dist. Atty. Frank Gerson (uncredited)
David Cadiente ... Boxer (uncredited)
Mushy Callahan ... Referee for Romero fight (uncredited)
Orlando De La Fuente ... Ramon 'Sugarboy' Romero (uncredited) 181.5 lbs Tijuana
Nick Dimitri ... Boxer (uncredited)
Louie Elias ... Boxer (uncredited)
Joe Esposito ... Bit Role (uncredited)
Frank Gerstle ... Romero's manager (uncredited)
Joe Gray ... Trainer (uncredited)
Harold 'Tommy' Hart ... Referee for the Bailey fight (uncredited)
Kip King ... Round card man for Romero / Galahad fight (uncredited)
Jimmy Lennon Sr. ... Fight announcer (uncredited)
George J. Lewis ... Romero's trainer (uncredited)
Ralph Moody ... Peter J. Prohosko (uncredited)
Gil Perkins ... Freddie (uncredited) trainer in Danzig's pocket
James Rawley ... Doctor (uncredited)
Bert Remsen ... Max (uncredited)
Jeffrey Sayre ... Bevis (uncredited)
Charles Sherlock ... Bailey's handler (uncredited)
Al Silvani ... Training camp spectator (uncredited)
Paul Sorensen ... Joe (uncredited)
Sailor Vincent ... Fight Cornerman (uncredited)
Red West ... Opponent (uncredited)
Bill Zuckert ... O'Grady (uncredited)

Edward "Bobo" Bailey TV opponent
Rocky Virgil fighter worked over by mob
Elio Constantine named by Grogan as a fighter beaten by Galahad in Astralia, a fabrication of Grogan's 17-0 record for Galahad
TC's representing the KO'd fighters
Louie Cadiente
Elias De La Fuente
Dimitri Redd
Lando Elias

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Kid Galahad Gulick HW slugger 6
Ramon 'Sugarboy' Romero HW eiter 6
Edward "Bobo" Bailey HW slugger 3
Joey Shakes HW slugger 5
Rocky Virgil HW boxer 1

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Kid Galahad 1962

also gives

Elio Constantine HW boxer 0
TC's representing the KO'd fighters
Louie Cadiente HW boxer 0
Elias De La Fuente HW slugger 0
Dimitri Redd HW boxer 0
Lando Elias HW boxer 0

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Full House
Season 1, Episode 7: Knock Yourself Out
Original Air Date—30 October 1987
Danny's tryout for a career as a boxing announcer isn't exactly a knockout.
Bob Saget ... Daniel 'Danny' Ernest Tanner
Ernie Hudson ... Reggie 'The Sandman' Martin

Found in IMDB. I haven't seen the episode. Liked the fighter's name and guessed at weight class
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Sandman Reggie Martin MW slugger 5

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Picket Fences
Season 1, Episode 7: The Contenders full ep
Original Air Date—30 October 1992
Jill declares herself a candidate for mayor when Pugen ignores the Rome Woman's Coalition, but her candidacy
reveals something in her past life which she has kept hidden. Meanwhile, Kenny agrees to box with a former middleweight champion in a boxing match for charity.
Tom Skerritt ... Sheriff Jimmy Brock
Kathy Baker ... Dr. Jill Brock
Costas Mandylor ... Kenny Lacos
Lauren Holly ... Maxine Stewart
Fyvush Finkel ... Wambaugh
Zelda Rubinstein ... Ginny Weedon
Henry Brown ... Jeff 'The Poet' Freed
Scott Putman ... Photographer
Dave Sebastian Williams ... Ring Announcer
Michael Chieffo ... Ticket Taker
Harry Smith ... Himself
Don Familton ... Referee

Jeffrey 'The Poet' Freed described as a wba champ, 1989 income tax evasion NJ age 40 Lennox, NJ
Emille Rollins Freed's alias while on lam
Lacos 2nd in Midwest Police Championship IL Gloves 12 years younger age 28 from Chicago Mr. Law & Order
Rome, WI 9 count for freed off floor to ko lacos 1:53 of 1st
Lou Tillis named as a Freed KO victim
spencer named as a Freed KO victim (not TC'd)

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Kenny Lacos MW slugger 2
Jeffry 'The Poet' Freed MW either 9
Emille Rollins MW either 4
Lou Tillis MW boxer 3

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Outer Limits
In the Zone 20 February 1998 (Season 4, Episode 5)
With its deadly lasers and hand-to-hand battles, 'The Octal' is a combat sport for a new generation of
athletes - but Tanner Brooks (Adrian Pasdar) is no longer a young man. Through an experimental treatment that
taps the power of the human nervous system,.
Adrian Pasdar ... Tanner Brooks
Claudette Mink ... Jessica Brooks
Dwight McFee ... Ring Announcer
Pat Morita ... Michael Chen
Rick Ravanello ... Marcus
Douglas Smith ... Douglas
Paul Carson ... Reporter #1
Catherine Swing ... Reporter #2
Lori Fetrick ... Helen
Kevin Conway ... The Control Voice (voice)

Futuristic Fighters
Tanner Brooks HW boxer The Ageless Wonder
Helen Hammer (philadelphia female) Name given as Helen "The Hammer" ???. Surname not audible
Marcus and Douglas are opponents

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Tanner Brooks HW boxer 5
Helen Hammer HW boxer 1
Marcus Douglas HW boxer 1
Douglas Ravanello HW slugger 1

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Dead Connection (1994)
Michael Madsen ... Det. Matt Dickson
Lisa Sinclair ... Doreen
Paul Leslie Disley ... 2 Die 4
Simon Kenny ... 2 Die 4
Nicholas Kenny ... 2 Die 4
Andrew Shaw ... 2 Die 4
Parker Posey ... Denise
Connie Blankenship ... Terry
John Clayton Schafer ... Jeff
Jimmy Ortega ... Vince
Gary Stretch ... Richard Welton
Eric DaRe ... Anthony the Bouncer
Alex Desir ... Bald Guy
Julio Oscar Mechoso ... Linen Suit
Brenda Swanson ... Susan
Ava Dupree ... Woman Police Officer (as Ava DuPree)
Damian Chapa ... Det. Louis Donato
Tim Russ ... Det. Chuck Roland
Alan Toy ... Art Robinson
Clarence M. Landry ... Ike Pointer (as Clarence Landry)
Carmen Argenziano ... Lt. Stein
Shawne Rowe ... Nicky
Lisa Bonet ... Catherine Briggs
Curt Smith ... Desk Clerk
Dr. John Ciambotti ... Bass Player
Rick Marotta ... Club Owner
Ben Bray ... Tito's Student
Ernesto Hernández ... Tito
Thunderwolf ... Huge Fighter
Sonny Mascar ... Gym Regular
Ernie Lee Banks ... Sammy Simmons
Susan Byun ... Sarah
Sushil Tyagi ... Westview Owner
Clark Heathcliffe Brolly ... EMS Attendant
Frank Collison ... Garage Attendant
John Robert Clark ... Uniform Officer #1
Carl Mueller ... Uniform Officer #2
Shawn Huff ... Newscaster
Jim Pearson ... Police Diver (uncredited)

Gary Stretch ... Richard Welton
Welton is a serial killer in LA who registers in motels using the names of boxers. He was a 5 time Royal Navy boxing champ dischagrf in 1989 as a psycho. Fighters appearing in gyms not identified sufficiently to create TCs.

Richard Leslie Welton LHW boxer 3

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"Law & Order" Hunters (1999)
In this episode Terry Barrick "The Rooster from Brewster" is questioned by Briscoe
Barrick went 10 rounds with Schmelling in 1937
Alan North ... Terry Barrick

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Terry Barrick HW slugger 3

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MacGyver
Season 7, Episode 10: Split Decision
Original Air Date—2 December 1991
Earl Dent (from #6.7 "Harry's Will" and #6.15 "High Control") is out of money and wants go to boxing as a pro. He enlists MacGyver as his coach.
MacGyver's boxer buddy Earl Dent fights to retain custody of his daughter.
Richard Dean Anderson ... MacGyver
rest of cast alphabetically:
R.J. Arterburn ... Phil (as Robert James Arterburn)
Dick Butkus ... Earl 'Rocket Man' Dent
Marty Denkin ... Referee
Herb Edelman ... Bart Riggins (as Herbert Edelman) mgr. & bookie
Donald Gibb ... Herman the German (as Don Gibb)
Gene Knight ... Ring Announcer
Sarah Koskoff ... Veronica Dent / 'Ronnie'
Jim Lampley ... Radio Announcer
Gene LeBell ... Murph
F. William Parker ... Stinson
Ted Pitsis ... Man in parking lot (as Theodore Pitsis)
Sam Scarber ... 'Crazy Eddie' Jackson
Bubba Smith ... Bailey -- bonebreaker for Riggins
Ann Walker ... Clarice Miller, social welfare Officer

Card At Hub Arena
Carlos Mercedes main event
Kelly "The Sheik" Rogers main event
Earl 'Rocket Man' Dent once #5 previously KO'd Jackson
'Crazy Eddie' Jackson
Doc Luis Avila
Tiger Tony Forsch
Paco Pacheco
Ernie "The Tank" Wilkerson

other names on posters
Will Helton
Paul Kellog
Thompson
Gallager
Johnson
De Vray

Plenty of TC's from the card and posters

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Earl 'Rocket Man' Dent HW slugger 4
'Crazy Eddie' Jackson HW slugger 2
Carlos Mercedes LHW slugger 2
Kelly "The Sheik" Rogers LHW boxer 2

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Hub Undercard TC's from this episode

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Doc Luis Avila WW boxer 0
Tiger Tony Forsch WW slugger 0
Paco Pacheco LW boxer 0
Ernie "The Tank" Wilkerson LW slugger 0

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TC's from fight posters in this episode

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Thompson Gallager BW slugger 0
John Sonny De Vray BW boxer 0
Will Helton FLY boxer 0
Paul Kellog FLY slugger 0

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Never saw this show, found a reference to it and TC'd them
California Dreams
Sly and Tony have a fake boxing match
William James Jones ... Tony Wicks
Michael Cade ... Sylvester "Sly" Winkle

Sylvester "Sly" Winkle MW slugger 0
Tony Wicks MW slugger 0