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

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Winner Take All (1932)
Young boxer Jim Hunt, resting at a New Mexico "health ranch," meets and falls for Peggy Harmon, former nightclub table singer...who needs $600 more for her sickly son to stay in the place. To help her, Jim endangers his health with a tough boxing match in Tijuana. Before long, he's back fighting while Peggy stays in the desert. But in the city, after new triumphs, Jim meets Joan, a teasing Society blonde. Will he see through her before it's too late?
James Cagney ... Jim 'Jimmy' Kane "Knockout Jimmy"
Marian Nixon ... Peggy Harmon
Guy Kibbee ... Pop Slavin Kane's manager
Dickie Moore ... Dickie Harmon
Virginia Bruce ... Joan Gibson
Alan Mowbray ... Forbes - the Etiquette Teacher
Esther Howard ... Ann - Joan's Friend
Clarence Muse ... Rosebud -, the Trainer
Clarence Wilson ... Ben Isaacs
Ralf Harolde ... Legs Davis - Diamond Ring Seller
John Roche ... Roger Elliott
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ernie Alexander ... Elevator Operator (uncredited)
Sheila Bromley ... Joan's Friend (uncredited)
Charles Coleman ... Joan's Butler (uncredited)
Jay Eaton ... Mr. Wingate (uncredited)
Texas Guinan ... Herself (archive footage) (uncredited)
George 'Gabby' Hayes ... Interne at Rosario Ranch (uncredited)
Arthur Housman ... Patron at Guinan's - clip from 'Queen of the Night Clubs' (uncredited) (archive footage)
Selmer Jackson ... Ring Announcer (uncredited)
John Kelly ... Fight Spectator (uncredited)
Allan Lane ... Monty - Joan's Friend (uncredited)
Chris-Pin Martin ... Pice's Manager in Tijuana (uncredited)
Larry McGrath ... 1st Referee (uncredited)
Charlotte Merriam ... Blonde in Flashback (uncredited)
John T. Murray ... Pettigrew (uncredited)
Harvey Parry ... Al West (uncredited)
Bob Perry ... Tijuana Referee (uncredited)
Lee Phelps ... Ring Announcer (uncredited)
George Raft ... Bandleader at Guinan's in clip from 'Queen of the Night Clubs' (uncredited) (archive footage)
Julian Rivero ... Joe Pice (uncredited)
Rolfe Sedan ... Stork Club Waiter (uncredited)
Phil Tead ... Reporter (uncredited)
Billy West ... Jim's Second in Tijuana (uncredited)
Renee Whitney ... Lois - Joan's Friend (uncredited)

gives
"Knockout Jimmy" Kane LW slugger 8
Joe Pice LW slugger 5

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Without a Trace: Season 6, Episode 8
Fight/Flight (22 Nov. 2007)
Detectives investigate the appearance of an ultimate fighter
Anthony LaPaglia ... Jack Malone
Poppy Montgomery ... Samantha Spade
Marianne Jean-Baptiste ... Vivian Johnson
Enrique Murciano ... Danny Taylor
Roselyn Sanchez ... Elena Delgado
Eric Close ... Martin Fitzgerald
Jamie Martz ... Brett Hendricks age 24. 2 year pro, beat 3 oppnents before going missing, anger issues
Scott William Winters ... Don Foster ex-fighter, now trainer, dealing guns
Sunny Mabrey ... Keira Jennings RCG & model, involved with Foster
Justin Shilton ... Clint Treadwell young bully, ex-con, Islamic convert
Adam Kaufman ... Brian Donovan
Georgia Hatzis ... Sarah Hendricks
James Molina ... Mike Zambrano amateur fighter, drug dealer, murdered
Ron Orbach ... Perry Huber pawnbroker
also
Gary Hanson - opponent of Brett's. hospitalized
Masters - fighter named in episode

gives
Brett Hendricks HW boxer 3
Don Foster HW boxer 1
Mike Zambrano HW slugger 0
Gary Hanson HW slugger 1
Tap Masters HW slugger 0

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Real Husbands of Hollywood: Season 1, Episode 5
Hart vs. Mosley (12 Feb. 2013)
Fake reality show. Episode involves a charity boxing match for Turett's syndrome

Kevin Hart LW boxer 0

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The Bill Cosby Show: Season 1, Episode 24
The Return of Big Bad Bubba Bronson (22 Mar. 1970)
Chet gets word that a former classmate, "Big Bad Bubba" Bronson, whom Chet recalls has a grudge against him, is coming to town to even the score. Chet's solution is to seek boxing lessons for self-defense -- by hiring a down-on-his-luck boxer named Hurricane Smith. But the solution soon seems worse than the cure when Smith not only talks Chet into paying him for his time, but also moves in with him.
Bill Cosby ... Chet Kincaid
Louis Gossett Jr. ... Hurricane Smith (as Lou Gossett) once 11th ranked MW
Don Pedro Colley ... Big Bronson 245 - 249 lbs
Tornado Jones boxer named by Chet Kincaid in episode
Willie Lee Jordan works with Bronson, may have a grudge with Chet

gives
Chet Kincaid HW boxer 0
Big Bronson HW slugger 0
Hurricane Smith MW boxer 3
Tornado Jones MW 0

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Goon (2011)
Labeled an outcast by his brainy family, a bouncer overcomes long odds to lead a team of under performing misfits to semi-pro hockey glory, beating the crap out of everything that stands in his way.
Seann William Scott ... Doug Glatt "The Thug" Halifax
Liev Schreiber ... Ross Rhea "The Boss" St. Johns Veteran
Jeff Strome ... Oldfield Windsor Wheeler player ko'd by Glatt
Georges Laraque ... Huntington Albany Patriot player in fight with Glatt

gives
Ross Rhea HW slugger 2
Doug Glatt HW slugger 2
Jeff Oldfield HW slugger 0
Georgie Huntington HW slugger 0

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It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Season 2, Episode 5
Hundred Dollar Baby (13 Jul. 2006
Inspired by the movie "Million Dollar Baby", Frank teaches Dee to inflict punishment while Dennis and Mac teach Charlie to take punishment. But both fighting careers are derailed by the use of "performance enhancing supplements".
Danny DeVito ... Frank Reynolds 60's LW, Frankie Fast Hands, one KO'd by Thunderson 5'
Eddie Mekka ... Bobby Thunderson teaching daugher to box 5' 3"
Kaitlin Olson ... Deandra "Sweet Dee" Reynolds 5' 8"
Charlie Day ... Charlie "Work" Kelly "Clown Baby" 5' 7"
Rob McElhenney ... Ronald "Mac" McDonald "Sheriff" Loses MMA fight as "Clown Baby" 5' 9.5"
Cynthia Harmon ... Blonde Bombshell Thunderson's daughter

Frankie "Fast Hands" Reynolds LW boxer 1
Bobby Thunderson LW slugger 2
Charlie "Work" Kelly LHW slugger 0
Ronald "Mac" McDonald LHW slugger 0

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Hundred Dollar Baby continued

Deandra "Sweet Dee" Reynolds LW slugger 0
Bombshell Thunderson LW boxer 1

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Boy Meets World: Season 1, Episode 19
Kid Gloves (25 Mar. 1994)
Alan gives Cory a gift for his birthday, a necklace with silver boxing gloves on them. Without explaining the meaning of them to Cory, he is careless with them and loses them. Cory feels terrible after hearing what they meant to Alan.
William Russ ... Alan Matthews won 2nd place all Navy boxinf in weight class

gives
Alan Matthews MW boxer 2

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Ironside (1967–1975)
The Sacrifice
S2, Ep4
Oct. 3, 1968
Mark's eyewitness account casts suspicion of murder on a veteran police detective. When his alibi is disproved by Ironside, the sergeant stops at nothing to find someone who will confess to the crime.
Ricardo Montalban ... Sgt. Al Cervantes
Rafael Campos ... Kid Valdez FW prospect protoge of Cervantes

gives
Kid Valdez FW boxer 4

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"Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman" The Fight (1998)
Robert E. (Henry G. Sanders) vents his frustration over the death of his son and the demise of his marriage by stepping into the ring with a traveling boxing champion (guest star Richard Roundtree) then surprises everyone by beating him twice.
When Dr. Mike (Jane Seymour) examines the boxing champ, she discovers he is on the verge of losing his eyesight.
The boxer rejects her orders to retire and enters the ring to battle Robert E. for what may be his last fight.
Henry G. Sanders ... Robert E.
Richard Roundtree ... "Barracuda" Jim Barnes 20 year fight veteran, fought for his master, freed after winning a lot of money in a big bout
Gary Grubbs ... Clyde P. Hawkins Barnes' Manager
William Shockley ... Hank Lawson promoted fight on Colorado Springs
James Leland Adams ... Preston A. Lodge III boxed in College back East, declines to meet Barnes
Cannonball Briggs ... heavy puncher with no stamina, fought Barnes in Charlotte, in 1867, KO'd
circa 1873

gives
Robert E. HW slugger 2
"Barracuda" Jim Barnes HW either 3
Preston A. Lodge III HW boxer 0
Cannonball Briggs HW slugger 2

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Copper: Season 2, Episode 1
Home, Sweet Home (23 Jun. 2013)
February 5, 1865. Five points remains a bedlam. Young men are dying and disappearing at an alarming rate. A career criminal terrorizes the Sixth Ward - and Detective Kevin Corcoran must put an end to his reign of violence.
Noah Danby ... Buris "Buzzie" Burke

gives
Buris "Buzzie" Burke HW slugger 0

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Mr. Lucky (1959–1960)
The Gladiators
S1, Ep20
Mar. 5, 1960
Mr. Lucky and Andamo volunteer to be in charge of an up-and-coming,wealthy,Ivy League boxer until a charitable "Fight-Night" event is completed.The manager of the opponent does not want to take any chance of his fighter losing a title shot-Lucky's man must take a dive or else.
John Vivyan ... Mr. Lucky hosting charity bout on Fortuna, handling Lmont
Ross Martin ... Andamo
Kent Taylor ... Frankie Bragan Crooked manager of Brenoff
William Smith ... Leland Lamont (as Bill Smith)
Hal Baylor ... Benny Brenoff

Benny Brenoff HW slugger 4
Leland Lamont HW boxer 2

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Criminal Minds: Season 7, Episode 10
The Bittersweet Science (14 Dec. 2011)
The BAU team investigates a string of brutal bludgeonings in Philadelphia and is led to the city's boxing scene in search of the killer.
Shawn Hatosy ... Jimmy Hall "Jay", the unsub, Ko'd Joe Cannon in an upset, gets headaches, tomato can with a good left 5' 10"
Charles S. Dutton ... Tony Cole Trainer of Jimmy Hall, an 80's MW, carrwe ended after a lawn mower accident. "The South Philly Cyclone" 5' 10.5"
Matt Fleuret ... Joe the Boxer Joe "The Cannon" Cannon
a fighter named Montay could sub for Jimmy in a scheduled fight
Steve Southwood 185 lb MMA opponent of Jimmy's
Rocky Lester named on a fight poster
Tanya Cheswick named on MMA poster

listed bouts
Baby Face Mason vs Machine Gun McCook in MMA fight
Barros vs Hardy
Ham vs Rosett
Messer VS Spring

gives
Tony Cole MW slugger 4
Jimmy Hall LHW slugger 0
Joe "The Cannon" Cannon LHW slugger 3
Phil Montay LHW slugger 0
Steve Southwood CW boxer 0

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The Bittersweet Science continues

Baby Face Mason HW slugger 1
Machine Gun McCook HW boxer 1
Tanya Cheswick FW boxer 1
Fili Barros FW slugger 0
Del Hardy FW boxer 0

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The Bittersweet Science continues

Dell Ham FW slugger 0
Phil Rosett FW boxer 0
Philo Messer FW boxer 0
Delos Spring Fw slugger 0

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Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman: Season 1, Episode 5
Requiem for a Superhero (17 Oct. 1993)
Lois and Clark are assigned to cover a large boxing match in the city and find that several of the fighters seem stronger than the average mortal man. They begin to investigate only to have a dear family friend of Lois' killed for knowing too much and then discover that the man behind it all is Lois's estranged father, Dr. Sam Lane a legend in the world of sports medicine.
Dean Cain ... Clark Kent / Superman
Teri Hatcher ... Lois Lane
Lane Smith ... Perry White
Michael Landes ... Jimmy Olsen
Tracy Scoggins ... Catherine 'Cat' Grant
K Callan ... Martha Kent
Eddie Jones ... Jonathan Kent
John Shea ... Lex Luthor LexCor, silent partner of Menken
Denis Arndt ... Dr. Sam Lane
Matt Roe ... Max Menken runs Max Menkin's Gym in Metropolis, promoting the Ultimate Street Fight, many champs out of his gym
Joe Sabatino ... Tommy Garrison "The Torturer" robatically enhanced fighter with attituded problem
John LaMotta ... Allie Dinello trainer, murdered, friend of Lois
Dave Sebastian Williams ... Ringmaster
Jean Speegle Howard ... Elderly spectator

Billy Mason named as an ATG WW In 1978 fought Ramirez as a LW, and Rodriguez as a Ww in 1979
Ultimate Street Fight is advertising 4 tites at stake
Garrison billed vs Danny Brown
Pete Bowser vs Shing "Sing sing" Carter
Tony Morris vs Sherman "Tank" Biggs
Gus Sharp vs Roger "Blaze" Levine
no weights given assigned weights in descending rank with one guy at each weight enhanced

gives
Tommy Garrison HW slugger 11
Danny Brown HW boxer 7
Pete Bowser LHw slugger slugger 9
Shing "Sing sing" Carter LHW boxer 7
Billy Mason WW slugger 8

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Requiem for a Superhero also gives

Tony Morris MW slugger 9
Sherman "Tank" Biggs MW slugger 6
Gus Sharp WW slugger 9
Roger "Blaze" Levine WW boxer 5

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Hardcastle and McCormick: Season 1, Episode 7
The Boxer (23 Oct. 1983)
A boxer whom McCormick knows, is training for the Olympics. But a criminal is pressuring him to turn pro which would make him ineligible for the Olympics. So along with Hardcastle they try to help him.
Brian Keith ... Judge Milton C. Hardcastle spars with McCormick at end of show sign's to promote Calico as ploy to stop Kane
Daniel Hugh Kelly ... Mark "Skid" McCormick
Jack Andreozzi ... Tony Barrows
Chick Hearn ... Himself
Wynn Irwin
Richard Lawson ... Kid Calico II 163.5lbs fast hands
Hank Rolike ... Jack "Kid' Calico age 57? 1952 MW Olympic gold favorite, took dive & banned
Richard Romanus ... Frankie Kane Thug running Kane's Sports Book, Int. Trying to pressure Kid Calico into turning pro.
Andropov mentioned as possible Olympic opponent for Calico
Vargas mentioned as a possible opponent
Tiger Thomas 161.25 lbs from Portland, KO's in 1st by Kid calico
Hurricane Fontaine 162 lb pro from Baton Rouge, Kane forces Calico to fight him, indside mauler,

gives
Jack "Kid" Calico MW boxer 4
Kid Calico II MW either 6
Portland Tiger Thomas MW slugger 2
Hurricane Fontaine MW slugger 2
Rouge Andropov MW boxer 5

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The Boxer concludes with

Judge Milton C. Hardcastle HW slugger 0
Mark "Skid" McCormick HW boxer 0

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Gunsmoke: Season 5, Episode 18
Big Tom (9 Jan. 1960)
Despite a serious heart condition, onetime prizefighter Tom Burr is determined to go through with his plans to fight vicious Hob Creel. The only way Matt can stop the mismatch and save Burr's life is to fight Creel himself.
Robert J. Wilke ... Tom Burr lost to Creel in Frisco, Creel made him crawl, retired 3 years earlier, Dodge resident for 2 years 6' 2"
Harry Lauter ... Cran Clay manager of Creel, goads Burr intoa fight with Creel to get some fast cash
Don Megowan ... Hob Creel 6' 6" mean & dirty fighter, enjoys inflicting pain, psycopath, due to fight in Pueblo
Howard Caine ... Brady Clay's partner

gives
Tom Burr HW slugger 2
Hob Creel HW slugger 3