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

[umk]

Any chance you can create ratings for the 2 boxers from this film?
Kelly Robinson (played by Eddie Murphy) and his opponent Cedric Mills

Here's a link to the IMDB page
I Spy (2002) - IMDb

Thanks

[bear]

Originally Posted by umk

Any chance you can create ratings for the 2 boxers from this film?
Kelly Robinson (played by Eddie Murphy) and his opponent Cedric Mills

Here's a link to the IMDB page
I Spy (2002) - IMDb

Thanks

I DVR'd the film but haven't watched it yet. I'll move it up on my viewing plans

[bear]

I Spy (2002)
Eddie Murphy ... Kelly Robinson SMW 56 - 0 at start of film
Darren Shahlavi ... Cedric Mills European title holder
Blake 'The Blade' Lirette ... Himself played Robinson's 57th victim. MMA guy who played himself in film
Lirette rated based on film

gives

Kelly Robinson LHW either 14
Blake 'The Blade' Lirette LHW slugger 7
Cedric Mills LHW slugger 8

[umk]

thank bear!

[bear]

"M Squad" Diamond Hard (1957)
29 November 1957 (Season 1, Episode 10)
Lee Marvin ... Detective Lt. Frank Ballinger
William Phipps ... Joe Mazzerin
Holly Bane ... Jackie Becker (as Mike Ragan)
Angie Dickinson ... Hazel McLean
John Halloran ... Police Capt. Roberts
DeForest Kelley ... Police Sgt. Miller
Than Wyenn ... Julius Savano
Phil Arnold ... Robbery Witness
Robert Kennedy
Jeffrey Sayre
Becker is a barkeep who was once state MW champ

Jackie Becker MW boxer 3

[bear]

Full House
Season 1, Episode 7: Knock Yourself Out
Original Air Date—30 October 1987
Bob Saget ... Danny Tanner sportscaster
Ernie Hudson ... Reggie 'The Sandman' Martin ex HW champ making a combeack after 2 yr layoff
Eddie Barth ... Lou Martin's trainer

gives Reggie 'The Sandman' Martin HW slugger 7

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Bad Boy (1949)
Audie Murphy ... Danny Lester
Jimmy Lydon ... Ted Hendry (as James Lydon)
Danny is a juvenile delinquent sentenced to Variety Club Ranch in lieu of jail. He charms the headmistress and goads everyone else. The marshal sets out to find source of Danny's rage, and learns he mistakenly believes he is responsible for his mother's death. After a final crime spree and escape attempt, Danny learns he's not to blame. Court return him to Ranch on the marshal's conviction that he's redeemed from life of crime. Danny goes on to graduate from Texas A&M's ROTC program.
Danny has a boxing match versus Ted. He is boxed silly in one round and cold cocks Ted after the bell ending the fight

gives
Danny Lester LW slugger 0
Ted Hendry LW boxer 1

[bear]

Odd Couple
Season 1, Episode 2: The Fight of the Felix
Original Air Date—1 October 1970
Splint McCullough is a rough and tough hockey player who spends as much time in the penalty box for fighting as he does on the ice. He and Oscar have just gone a round at a sports bar and Oscar comes away the loser with a black eye. He is determined to get revenge in his column by writing an expose about McCullough. Felix thinks revenge is wrong and when he confronts McCullough he too is forced into a fight.
Felix was MW boxing champ at Harvard

Tony Randall ... Felix Unger
Richard X. Slattery ... Splint McCullough

gives
Felix Unger MW boxer 0
Splint McCullough HW slugger 0

[bear]

Daniel Boone (TV Series 1964–1970)
Season 2, Episode 8: Cry of Gold
Original Air Date—4 November 1965
Fess Parker ... Daniel Boone 6' 5.5"
Maxwell Reed ... Thomas Cromwell 6' 4"
Cromwell is a London Prize Ringer fighter who has killed 4 men with he fists.
Landgrabbers have sent him to Boonesborough to lure Boone into a fatal fist fight

gives

Daniel Boone HW slugger 0
Thomas Cromwell HW slugger 5

[bear]

Here Come the Brides
Season 2, Episode 21: To the Victor
Original Air Date—27 February 1970
Michael Baseleon ... Stephanos
David Soul ... Joshua Bolt 6' 1"
a prize fight between these two is scheduled to determine which of them can court a woman
Seattle, 1870

gives
Joshua Bolt slugger 0
Stephanos Theodakis slugger 0

[bear]

Love, American Style (TV series 1969–1974)
Love and the Champ/Love and the Pen Pals
Sonny Liston ... Rocky Morgan (segment "Love and the Champ")
Rocky Martin, "The Burlington Bomber" is a HW with 23 straight KOs
In the episode he returns from a fight with Renaldi in Pittsburgh
Bandage above eye indicates he was cut in this bout

gives:
Rocky "Burlington Bomber" Martin HW slugger 9
Pit Renaldi HW slugger 0

[bear]

Hell on Wheels (TV series 2011)
Bread and Circuses (#1.5
Pugilistic event between Bohannan and Elam staged.
Anson Mount ... Cullen Bohannan
Common ... Elam Ferguson

gives:
Cullen Bohannan HW boxer 0
Elam Ferguson HW slugger 0

[bear]

Cheers
Season 7, Episode 13: Golden Boyd
Original Air Date—9 February 1989
Woody butts heads with Kelly's boyfriend Nash, the two taking an instant dislike to each other. It goes as far as them making a date for a fight at Cheers the following day. What transpires can't really be called a fight.

Woody Harrelson ... Woody Boyd
Tyrone Power Jr. ... Nash
boxed at Princeton

gives
Woody Boyd MW slugger 0
Tyrone Nash MW boxer 1

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Billy Elliot (2000)
Jamie Bell ... Billy Elliot
County Durham, during the 1984 strike against the Thatcher closure of British coal
mines. Widower Jackie Elliot and his firstborn, fellow miner Tony, take a dim view of
11 year-old second son Billy's poor record in boxing class, which worsens when they
discover he sneakily transferred to the neighboring, otherwise girls-only-attended
ballet class

Gives
Billy Elliot Fly Boxer 0

[bear]

Fright Night (1947)
Three Stooges manage boxer Chopper Kane
Dick Wessel ... Chopper Kane
Sammy Stein ... 'Gorilla' Watson (Kane's scheduled opponent)

gives:
Chopper Kane HW slugger 1
'Gorilla' Watson HW slugger 0

[bear]

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.
Bo Keeler originally rated in thread post 467

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)

gives
His trainer was Spider-man
Royal Davis was his manager

Monte Masters played his opponent Grant

Keeler 46-6 with 30 KO wins & re-done here


gives
BO Keeler HW slugger 7
Monty Grant HW slugger 7

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"Gunsmoke" Champion of the World (1966)
undefeated ex champ Bannock leaves NewYork for Dodge with the intention of buying The Long Branch from Kitty.
James Arness ... Marshal Matt Dillon 6' 7"
Alan Hale Jr. ... Andrew J. "Bull" Bannock 6' 2"
Roger Ewing Clayton Thaddeus "Thad" Greenwood 6' 4" loses fight with Bull

gives
"Bull" Bannock HW either 5
"Thad" Greenwood HW slugger 0
Marshal Matt Dillon HW slugger 2

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The Big Valley (TV series 1965–1969)
The Price of Victory (#2.22)
A badly injured professional boxer can't avoid "one more fight" even though it endangers his life and may cost him his family.
Original Air Date: 13 February 1967
Peter Breck ... Nick Barkley boxed in Army, Kilbain sparring partner and eventual manager
Larry Pennell ... Jack Kilbain claims 140 bouts, blod clot on leftside of brain
Hal Baylor ... Sam Driscoll
John Indrisano ... Referee
Lee Krieger ... Terrence O'Rafferty manager of Kilbain, ex-pug?
Sailor Haggerty former oppponent of Kilbain


gives
Sam Driscoll HW slugger 3 rerated
Jack Kilbain HW either 4
Nick Barkley HW slugger 0
Terrence O'Rafferty MW boxer 1
Sailor Haggerty HW slugger 1

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Bonanza (TV series 1959–1973)
The Duke
Original Air Date—11 March 1961
Lorne Greene ... Ben Cartwright Ben tells his sons his nose was once broken by a prizefighter
Jason Evers ... J.D. Lambert Provoked into challenging the Duke and beaten badly
J. Pat O'Malley ... "Limey" Harry Simpson ex-pug and trainer of the Duke
Maxwell Reed ... Clarence "The Duke of London" Simpson aka BoBo
Ray Teal ... Sheriff Roy Coffee referees fight

gives
Ben Cartwright MW boxer 0
J.D. Lambert HW slugger 0
"Limey" Harry Simpson MW boxer 3
Clarence "The Duke of London" Simpson HW boxer 5

[bear]

Season 1, Episode 37: Herman's Raise
Original Air Date—4 June 1965
Herman "Malkin" Munster, 5th Earl of Shroudshire (born "Herman Malkin" alone), is a fictional character in the CBS sitcom The Munsters, played by Fred Gwynne.
In the context of the series, Herman was begun in 1815 at the University of Heidelberg by Dr. Victor Frankenstein. Work on him was finally completed in around 1850 (neither Lily nor Grandpa is quite sure when) along with his twin brother Charlie. Leaving Germany for Great Britain at a young age, Herman was adopted by the Munsters of Munster Hall, a noble family living in the fictitious Shroudshire, England.
home in Mockingbird Heights
weight as 380 (lbs.), height as 7 feet, 3 inches

Munster is a whimsical experiment with the game numbers

gives
Herman "Malkin HW slugger 9