Name That Boxer Trivia/Riddles Thread!!!!

[DrewWoodside]

Correct.

McGirt lost to Pernell Whitaker in the last title fight at the Garden in February, 1993.

MSG gave boxing the finger until December 1995, with its first title fight being the co-feature bout, when Tracy Patterson lost his title to Arturo Gatti, later trained by McGirt.

"I lost a MW eliminator in Atlantic City and was "executed" a year later in Philadelphia." Who am I?

[KittenFlaps]

Enrique Ornelas

[JakeNDaBox]

I never fought an opponent with a losing record throughout my career. I either stopped or dropped every fighter I faced through my first four years as a pro.

Who am I?

[JakeNDaBox]

"In a rematch I was stopped brutally in 3 rounds by a fighter who lost a close but clear decision to Antonio Tarver." Who am I?

I'm stuck on this one. It has to be some obscure fighter, because the only fighters to lose close decisions are Elvir Muriqi, Reggie Johnson and Glen Johnson. None of the three ever knocked out anyone of note in three rounds.

[DrewWoodside]

I'm stuck on this one. It has to be some obscure fighter, because the only fighters to lose close decisions are Elvir Muriqi, Reggie Johnson and Glen Johnson. None of the three ever knocked out anyone of note in three rounds.

Hint: Mohawk..

[DrewWoodside]

Enrique Ornelas

Hard to believe anyone actually made a riddle about Enrique Ornelas. 20 years from now that would have been impossible to answer.

[DrewWoodside]

Hint: Mohawk..

Also, the fight which ended in decision only came to fruition as a result of a controversial ESPN simulation..

[JakeNDaBox]

Also, the fight which ended in decision only came to fruition as a result of a controversial ESPN simulation..

that would limit it to Reggie Johnson, since that's the only of the three to air on ESPN2.

The only guy I see on his resume that fits your criteria is Eric Williams... which tells me that I'm missing something in your question - unless of course, that happens to be the answer.

[DrewWoodside]

that would limit it to Reggie Johnson, since that's the only of the three to air on ESPN2.

The only guy I see on his resume that fits your criteria is Eric Williams... which tells me that I'm missing something in your question - unless of course, that happens to be the answer.

I'm sorry I let you go on a goose chase there.. Antonio Tarver or Mason the Line Dixon had a decision win over Rocky Balboa who stopped.. Clubber Lang in round 3 of their rematch. I thought Tarver's silver screen counterpart would be a bit more transparent than it was. Oops.

[DrewWoodside]

that would limit it to Reggie Johnson, since that's the only of the three to air on ESPN2.

The only guy I see on his resume that fits your criteria is Eric Williams... which tells me that I'm missing something in your question - unless of course, that happens to be the answer.

I figured the Mohawk would put you back on track.