Frank The Animal Fletcher vs. William Caveman Lee and John The Beast Mugabi

[GhostofDempsey]

Nicknames were always good for promotions and capturing the attention of fans. Frank "The Animal" Fletcher, a MW contender from the early 80's was never in a dull fight. He wasn't as bad as his record would indicate, probably could have been better if he jabbed more and fought in a different era. But he was a small MW at 5'7" and he had a do or die style. Never made any adjustments but at least used some head movement and threw combinations.

Here he is in a TKO win over the Caveman.



Here is The Animal slugging his heart out while overmatched against a larger, stronger Beast Mugabi.

[BattlingNelson]

Ah Frank Fletcher. A fantastic television fighter back in the 80’s. Always guaranteed action.

[tenPt]

How about The Beast Mugabi vs. Wilbert The Vampire Johnson

[GhostofDempsey]

How about The Beast Mugabi vs. Wilbert The Vampire Johnson

The 80s defiantly had great nicknames for fighters. Today they are Swift, Hi-Tech, One-Time, Nail, Tank. Krusher is the only throw back.

[OctoberRed]

The 80s defiantly had great nicknames for fighters. Today they are Swift, Hi-Tech, One-Time, Nail, Tank. Krusher is the only throw back.

My favorite was Darnell "The Ding-a-ling man" Wilson

[clemenza]

Bless his soul, The late middleweight contender From Camden New Jersey,
Tony " the punching postman "
Thornton.
Also "The Camden Buzz saw "
Dwight Braxton
Later known as Dwight Muhammad Quai.

[clemenza]

" The Boogie Woogie man"
Jessie Feguson

[OctoberRed]

" The Boogie Woogie man"
Jessie Feguson

Bastard stole the nickname from Jimmy Valient.. LOL

[Anthony342]

Bastard stole the nickname from Jimmy Valient.. LOL

HAHA, was just gonna say the same thing. You still a wrestling fan?

[Tony Trick-Pony]

This one was a humdinger!!

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