New HW Boxers Rated

[Rocco Del Sesto]

Originally Posted by CONN CHRIS

Many, many thanks Rocco!

As always thank you Chris. What I do is just a little tip of the iceberg compare to what you've put up on these boards.

Rocco

[Rocco Del Sesto]

Charlie Jones Rating 1 USA
Heavyweight 1950-60
5 wins / 10 losses / 0 draws / 1 KO

Hometown: Newark, NJ

Rating by: Rocco Del Sesto

Fought and lost by 2nd round KO to middleweight Jimmy Curl in July 1950. Next reappeared in August 1955 and fought on and off through 1960. Biggest fights were a 2nd round TKO loss to Alex Miteff in September 1956, a 6 round decision loss to Bob Cleroux in July 1958 followed by a 2nd round KO loss to Charley Powell in December 1958. In September 1959 he lost a 10 round decision to Yvon Durelle. In November 1960 he was stopped in the 3rd round by Billy Daniels to end Jones' career.

[Rocco Del Sesto]

Jack Nelson Rating 1 USA
Heavyweight 1950-56
28 wins / 14 losses / 1 draw / 18 KO

Hometown Salt Lake City, UT
Birthplace Tooele, Utah

Rating by: Lee Skye (Modified by Rocco)

Nelson won his first 11 fights and 23 of 26. He then slid to a 5-11-1 record the rest of the way. The biggest names fought in the good times was two wins over Dynamite Jackson and a decision over Abel Fernandez. His latter lack of success included losses over James J Parker, Earl Walls, Vern Escoe, Harry Matthews, Pat McMurtry, Hower King, Calvin Butler and Bob Biehler. He did manage a couple wins over a Harley Breshears, a hard hitting fighter out of Parma, Idaho who sported a career 45-6-2,41KO record.

[Rocco Del Sesto]

Harley Breshears Rating 1 USA
Heavyweight 1953-57
45 wins / 6 losses / 2 draws / 41 KO

Hometown/Birthplace: Parma, Idaho

Rating by: Rocco Del Sesto

Breshears between April 1953 and November 1954 fought 33 times, winning 32, 30 by KO. The only non win was a no contest in 6 rounds in August 1953. The majority of these fights were against local Pacific Northwestern "talent". From mid June 1954 he started to fight some opponents with some records to their credit, though most of them were at the tail ends of thier careers, winning fights against Curt Kennedy(28-8-1,15), LHW Ron Whittle twice(29-26-7,11), Chuck Ross(17-15-7,10) and in November 1954 he won a 12 round decision over Gene Brixen(16-10-5,11) to win the Idaho State HW Title. Two fights later though in December 1954 Breshears lost for the first time, a 7th round KO loss to Jackie Torme(12-5-1,9) loosing his Idaho State title to Torme as Breshears was knocked down 6 timesin the fight.

Over the last 2-1/2 years of his career, he fashioned "only" a 13-6-2,11KO record as he did fight some bit more seasoned opponents at times. He won fights over Cordell Jones twice while loosing bouts to Jack Nelson twice, Cordell Jones, Harry Matthews and finally in his last career fight in April 1957 he lost a 10 round decision to Roque Maravilla.

[Claybor]

I am working on a modern HW universe (again), and I am going to throw a few names out as I come across them to see if any of you fighter creators out there have them, or could take a shot at creating them. Any help would of course be much appreciated.

Sultan Ibragimov
Paolo Vidoz
Roman Greenberg
Paul Mbongo
David Cadieux

[IceTea]

Originally Posted by Claybor

I am working on a modern HW universe (again), and I am going to throw a few names out as I come across them to see if any of you fighter creators out there have them, or could take a shot at creating them. Any help would of course be much appreciated.

Sultan Ibragimov
Paolo Vidoz
Roman Greenberg
Paul Mbongo
David Cadieux

I"ve posted the first two already. I'll repost later.

MJ

[Claybor]

OK, I must have missed them. I know I grabbed quite a few active fighters that you created, thanks a bunch.

[IceTea]

Here they are, the site wouldn't allow me to post them again. You can download both from my site

http://www.palookaville.org/Boxerfiles.html

[Claybor]

Great, thanks.

[Rocco Del Sesto]

Dickie Owens Rating 1 England
1967-71 Light Heavyweight
19 wins / 11 losses / 0 draws / 7 KO

Hometown: Bermondsey, England
Birthplace: Reading, England

Rating by: Rocco Del Sesto

Defeated Phil Watford by 4th round TKO in June 1969 to win the British (Southern Area) Light Heavyweight title. In his very next fight three months later Owens lost the title to Ray Brittle by 10 round decision.

Other fights of note in his career included wins over Shaun Dolan and Lloyd Walford as part of a 14-1-0 start in his career. The one loss was a 2nd round DQ. He lost fights to Walford twice, Sarel Aucamp, Kosie Smith and Johnny Frankham.

[Rocco Del Sesto]

Jimmy Rossette Rating 1 USA
Light Heavyweight 1965-72
19 wins / 11 losses / 0 draws / 4 KO

Alias: Jimmy James Rossette
Hometown: San Diego, CA

Rating by: Rocco Del Sesto

After starting out 14-3, Rossette's record slid to 5-8. He was stopped 9 times in his career. He won fights over Jesse Bolen twice, Tony Doyle, Gary Bates twice, welterweight Ferd Hernandez, Juan Carlos Rivero, Roger Rouse and Hank Casey. Guys that beat him were Amos Lincoln, Dick Hall, Chuck Leslie, Mac Foster, Johnny Baldwin and Lonnie Bennett.

[Claybor]

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[Rocco Del Sesto]

Neville Rowe Rating 1 England
Light Heayweight 1953-63
19 wins / 21 losses / 3 draws / 14 KO

Hometown: Blackpool, England
Birthplace: Australia

Rating by: Rocco Del Sesto

Started out 10-1-0, then slid to 9-20-3 the rest of his career matched against better competition. In the latter years he lost to Noel Trigg, Sammy Langford twice(drew once with him), Arthur Howard, Johnny Halafihi, Billy Ellaway, Ron Redrup(drew one also), Yao Kouame, Chic Calderwood twice, and Ron Barton.

He won fights against Willie Armstron, Redvers Sangoe.

[Rocco Del Sesto]

Sammy Stone Rating 1 USA
Light Heavyweight 1953-66
9 wins / 9 losses / 3 draws / 2 KO

Hometown: Miami, FL

Rating by: Rocco Del Sesto

After Stone fought on a "regular basis" thrugh 1953 when he won 3 and lost 3 bouts, his fight career was a couple fights here and there. He drew 2 fights with a Jimmy Ford (WW 25-22-6,15KO) in 1954, lost one fight in 1955 to MW Aman Peck(19-45-4,7), won one and lost one in 1956 over MW Tommy Fields(1-12-2) and WW Jimmy Peters(22-11-1) respectively, and won a couple bouts in 1957. He then didn't fight for over 2-1/2 years until December 1959 when he lost a 10 round decision.

Sammy was out of the ring again til March 1961 when he won a 4 round decision over Clarence Floyd, then a month later lost an 8 round decision to Freddy Blades. Another layoff of almost 2 years followed until loosing a 10 round decision to Otha Brown(24-4-3,4KO). Another year and 3 month layoff and Stone then won an 8 round decision over Lino Armenteros in May 1964. Stone fought next in November 1965 loosing an 8 rounder to Willie Tiger. Those two fought a rematch two months later with Stone this time winning the 8 round decision. Stone then fought one last time in Feb. 1966 boxing to an 8 round draw with a Willie Johnson(20-35-2,9KO).

[Rocco Del Sesto]

John Christensen Rating 1 Denmark
Light Heavyweight 1964-66
3 wins / 2 losses / 0 draws / 2 KO

Rating by: Rocco Del Sesto

In 1964 fought a couple heavyweights defeating Siegfried Ackers(0-6-0) by first round TKO but then lost a 6 round decision to Valere Mahau. In November won 5th round TKO over middleweight Luigi Mei(4-9-0,2) then a month later won an 8 round decision over Erik Jorgensen(9-8-2,3 listed as MW in boxrec) for the Danish Light Heavyweight Title. Six months later Christensen lost by 3rd round TKo to a Roy Askvold(MW 13-4-2,4) and that's it for his career as we know it.

[Rocco Del Sesto]

Tommy Simmonetti Rating 1 USA
Light Heavyweight 1955-58
8 wins / 5 losses / 3 draws / 1 KO

Hometown: Hollywood, FL

Rating by: Rocco Del Sesto

Simmonetti's career was fought in Miami/Miami Beach except for a 10 round decision loss to Andres Gonzalez(MW 9-11-0,4) in Tampa and an 8th round KO to Paul Diaz(MW 25-6-0,9) in Havana, Cuba in Feb 1958 that ended his career. The rest of Simmonetti's career was fought against poor local middle and light heavyweight competition.

[Rocco Del Sesto]

Guillermo Dutschmann Rating 2 Argentina
Light Heavyweight1957-66
30 wins / 14 losses / 4 draws / 7 KO

Hometown/Birthplace: La Plata, BA, Argentina

Rating by: Rocco Del Sesto

Dutschmann started out 12-0-4 including 3 wins and a draw against Jose Angel Manzure. In November 1959 he went up against Rodolfo Diaz for the Argentine Light Heavyweight Title that had been vacated by Atillo Caraune's retirement. Diaz dispatched Dutschmann with a 3rd round knockout.

Dutschmann fought one other time for the Argentine LHW title, that in December 1962 against Jose Angel Manzur(31-33-14,13KO) with Manzur the victor with a 12 round decision. Dutschmann and Manzur fought 3 other times in 1961-62 with Dutschmann winning 2 and loosing 1. Other opponents included wins over Freddy Blades and Jimmy Beecham. He lost fights to Mauro Mina twice, Beecham, Gregorio Peralta, Roberto Davila, Andres Antonio Selpa, Miguel angel Paez, Fernando Barreto and Luis Pires.

[Rocco Del Sesto]

Joe Goeders Rating 1 USA
Light Heavyweight 1930-39
12 wins / 12 losses / 2 draws / 1 KO

Hometown: Emmetsburg, IA

Rating by: Rocco Del Sesto

Won his first fight against Joe Bitto(18-15-4,8) and lost a couple fights to George Courtney and Owen Phelps early on his career. Fought and lost twice to Billy Donohue(25-12-3,8), and lost to Patsy Flannigan(16-12-4,4) and Sandy Garrison Casanova(44-9-3,16) in early 1933. In March 1934 he fought Earl Sather twice, loosing the first fight but came back to beat him in 6 rounds. Three months later the two of them fought again with Sather winning the "rubber match" in a 6 round decision.

In April, and May 1936 he drew 6 rounds with Angelo Puglisi and lost by 4th round TKo to Jack Gibbons. Later in December 1936 and Jan 1937 he defeated Bert Paxton in 8 rounds then lost to him in 8 rounds. Goeders left the ring then except for one brief comeback in March 1939 when he lost a 4th round decision to an Earl Peterson(6-13-2,1).

[Rocco Del Sesto]

Bruno Sala Rating 1 USA
Light Heavyweight 1928-1938
5 wins / 12 losses / 2 draws / 2 KO

Alias: Salo
Hometown: North Pelham, NY

Rating by: Rocco Del Sesto

In February 1930 Sala split a pair of fights with Al Gainer, Sala taking the first in a 6 round decision, but Gainer won the 2nd by 3rd round TKO. Sala's other fights of note ended in defeat, loosing to Frank Cawley, Bob Olin, Joe Zeeman, Alabama Kid and Dave Clark.

[Claybor]

I guess nobody has created Mbongo/Cadieux/Greenberg, but there are 3 guys currently showing in the top 15 of the WBC in one case and the WBO in two others that I hope perhaps might be out there somewhere.

Tony Thompson
Donnell Holmes
Miguel Mollo (Listed as Michael on boxrec I believe)