New HW Boxers Rated

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Another one for you Mark, Ugandan HW Peter Okhello (current OPBF champ)

[LeeSkye]

Fixed Peter Okhello a bit to bring out more detail.

Thanks for the pics and fighters gentlemen.

[LeeSkye]

and Willie Perryman

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Originally Posted by LeeSkye

Fixed Peter Okhello a bit to bring out more detail.

Thanks for the pics and fighters gentlemen.

Wow! that is quite an improvement. One of these days, I realy need to figure out how to do that.

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MIKE "The Honkytonk Hitman" RODGERS Overall Rating = 1 (but it's a free-swinging '1' )

Hometown - Nashville, Tennesee, USA

25(20)-2-0

Rodgers fed on a steady diet of stiffs. He beat the slightly recognizable Art Jimmerson twice and retired in 2002 to focus on his counrty music career.

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MIKE "The Honkytonk Hitman" RODGERS

[LeeSkye]

Sent these HW fighter files from the 1920-30s over to cornerwork....tweak to your hearts content.

Rocky Adams
Russell Alexander
Louis (Louie) Alvarado
Johnny Baker
Joe (Bingo) Banovic
Jack Barry
Del Baxter
Tom Baxter
Jack Beasley
John Bell
Wilber Bertram
Dave Blue
Red Brady
Soldier Buck
Jack Burger
Carl Campbell
Frank Cawley
Kent Clark
Jack Clifford
Logger Cole
Harty Connolly
Stanley Copek
Al Corbett
Larry Creighton
Eddie Daley
Claude Davis
Tim Derry
Frank Downard
Carl Eastland
Jumbo Edwards
Nils Erikson
George Erntink
Bob Glenn
Slim Guntert
Bobby Grande
Chuck Hagen
Tommy Havel
Gus Heib
Herman Heller
Jim Holland
Mack House
Kenneth Hunt
Ted Jernigan
Battling Johnny
Teddy Jones
Jack Kane
Pat Kenny
Smiling Kid
Ed Kieley
Jack Klick
Harry Knight
Heinz Kohlhaas
Dan Lieber
Billy Maich
Tom Marino
Nick Marre
Dewey Massey
Michel Maurer
Chief Mayle
Jack McClelland
Cowboy McCrory
Bob McIntyre
Tom McKiernan
Al Morris
Tony Myszka
Rudy Offt
George Pappas
Fighting Pitt
Rudy Plaster
Leo Pohl
Dell Price
Paul Pross
Artie Rodenbach
Frank Rudzenski
Joe Roggi
Jack Sabo
Young Sangossi
Theo Sass
Frank Sawyer
Charles Sheron
Don Shortland
Hugh Shropshire
Stanley Siernos
Charley Simpson
Jim Slimmer
Gorilla Spargue
Tom Squires
Mickey Taylor
Don Thompson
Steve Trojack
Vern Trickle
Pete Trunce
George Turner
Domingo Valin
Dave Voight
Bob Wallit
Frank Wallulis
Karl Walter
Walter Wohlwend
Eddie Young
Groger Zeigler

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Great Lee! I love these packs that you put together. I'll have to sort through my unrated file folder (over 400 pics at this point) to see if I have any of your stiffs lurking about.

Christopher

[LeeSkye]

400 more UNRATED

I thought we were making headway but now I feel like we are farting in the wind!

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Originally Posted by LeeSkye

400 more UNRATED

I thought we were making headway but now I feel like we are farting in the wind!

It may be more, I haven't checked the properties of that file in a while. I haven't posted many of them, the PWOF thread is mainly made up of file-less photos that folks other than me have posted.

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Originally Posted by LeeSkye

Sent these HW fighter files from the 1920-30s over to cornerwork....tweak to your hearts content.

Very nice addition Lee - thank you! Unfortunately, none of these folks were in my folder of unrated/unposted photos.

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FRANK STEELE (Now goes by Ali Muhammad) (1969-1973) Overall Rating = high 1

Hometown - Chicago, Illinois, USA

4(1)-0-0 (Steele cites a pro record of 11-0-0)

Steele Was 38-4-0 as a Chicago amatuer, from 1963 to 1968 he was the five-time CYO Heavyweight champion, four-time Chicago Golden Gloves champ and one-time National Golden Gloves champ. As a pro he won four bouts and was a sparring partner to Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, Gerorge Foreman and Larry Holmes. He has worked as a trainer both in the US and the Democratic Republic of Congo since his sparring days.

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Frank Steele

[khucke]

I`m doing a replay of the heavyweight dividion in the 60`s beginning in 1960 and found these two missing in my collection:

Lee Williams
Harold Carter (the elder)

Have they been rated by someone or if not does anybody feel inclined to rate them?

Thanx!

[ChargersFan1]

Here is the only version I have:

[Rocco Del Sesto]

Here was a quick stab at Williams

Heavyweight Rating 5
1958-60,66-67
11 wins / 3 losses / 1 draw / 9 KO

Alias: Francis L.
Hometown: Boston, MA, USA

Rating by: Rocco Del Sesto

Defeated Bob Woodall by 7th round KO in March 1959 to win the New England HW Title then defended it in October that year defeating Billy Tisdale by 5th round TKO. After defeating Bert Whitehurst in a 10 round decision in December 1959 and fighting an 8 round draw with Don Warner the next month, Williams fought Ernie Terrell to a 10 round decision loss in March 1960. Then for an unknown reason to the author of this rating, Williams leaves the ring until he mounts a comeback in 1966! In February and April of that year he looses a 6 round decision to Don (Toro) Smith and then is KO'd in the 7th round by Roberto Davila. Williams then is abscent from the ring again till February 1967 when he fights one last time, winning by 8th round decision over a Mike Bruce.

I hate trying to rate guys who fought only a few times and had a hight ratio of KO's to wins. Tends to maybe over inflate thier overall rating.

[khucke]

Thanks, Rocco and ChargersFan1,

but the Harold Carter uploaded is the younger one who fought mainly in the 70s, I was looking for the elder Harold Carter.
http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=024751

[Rocco Del Sesto]

Originally Posted by khucke

Thanks, Rocco and ChargersFan1,

but the Harold Carter uploaded is the younger one who fought mainly in the 70s, I was looking for the elder Harold Carter.
http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=024751

Hi khucke,

I'm not sure about the photo, but that file for the fighter ratings is for the elder Carter who fought from 1953-64. This came with the game originally I'm pretty sure and it's the same ratings as the Carter that was in the TF2001 game. Again, maybe there's a mixup with the picture and that's the Carter from the 70's? Maybe one of fighter photo experts on the boards here could confirm that or not.

Rocco

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ROBBIE ROBINSON HW (1985-1990) Overall Rating = 1

Hometown - Windsor, Ontario, Canada

2(1)-9-0

Robinson was an interesting man. He was a black belt in Karate, a competitor in Tough Man competitions, earned a BS in Criminology and was a sparring partner to a number of top ten heavyweight contenders. As a pro, he was knocked out by Alexander Zolkin, Kimmuel Odum and Art Tucker. He was murdered late in 1990.

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Robbie Robinson