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

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Batman
Season 3, Episode 2: Ring Around the Riddler
Original Air Date—21 September 1967
The Riddler is out to control all of prize fighting in Gotham City. He begins by kidnapping and brainwashing top prizefighters with the aid of the Siren. Then, under the guise of Mushi Nebuchadnezzar, supposed boxing champion of Southwest Asia, he challenges Batman to a fight in the ring. But when it becomes clear that the Riddler has no plans to play fair, it's up to Batgirl to help her crime fighting companions.

The Riddler (Edward Nigma, Nygma, or Nashton)

Adam West ... Batman / Bruce Wayne 6' 2"
Frank Gorshin ... The Riddler 5' 10"
James Brolin ... Kid Gulliver 6' 4"
Nicholas Georgiade ... Kayo
Gil Perkins ... Cauliflower
Jerry Quarry ... Himself (uncredited)
Armando Ramos ... Himself (uncredited)
Raul Rojas ... Himself (uncredited)

gives:
The Batman HW either 9
Mushi Nebuchadnezzar HW boxer 1
Gotham Kid Gulliver HW slugger 5
Cauliflower Gilper HW slugger 0
Kayo Nicholas HW boxer 0

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Fight Club (1999)
Edward Norton ... The Narrator
Brad Pitt ... Tyler Durden
Helena Bonham Carter ... Marla Singer
Meat Loaf ... Robert 'Bob' Paulson
Zach Grenier ... Richard Chesler
Richmond Arquette ... Intern
David Andrews ... Thomas
George Maguire ... Group Leader
Eugenie Bondurant ... Weeping Woman
Christina Cabot ... Group Leader
Sydney 'Big Dawg' Colston ... Speaker
Rachel Singer ... Chloe
Christie Cronenweth ... Airline Attendant
Tim De Zarn ... Inspector Bird
Ezra Buzzington ... Inspector Dent
Dierdre Downing-Jackson ... Woman on Plane
Bob Stephenson ... Airport Security Officer (as Robert J. Stephenson)
Charlie Dell ... Doorman
Rob Lanza ... Man in Suit
David Lee Smith ... Walter
Holt McCallany ... The Mechanic
Joel Bissonnette ... Food Court Maitre D'
Eion Bailey ... Ricky
Evan Mirand ... Step
Robby Robinson ... Next Month's Opponent
Lou Beatty Jr. ... Cop at Marla's Building
Thom Gossom Jr. ... Detective Stern
Valerie Bickford ... Susan, Cosmetics Dealer
Jared Leto ... Angel Face
Peter Iacangelo ... Lou
Carl Ciarfalio ... Lou's Body Guard (as Carl N. Ciarfalio)
Stuart Blumberg ... Car Salesman
Todd Peirce ... Man #1 at Auto Shop
Mark Fite ... Man #2 at Auto Shop
Matt Winston ... Seminary Student
Joon B. Kim ... Raymond K. Hessel
Bennie Moore ... Bus Driver with Broken Nose (as Bennie E. Moore Jr.)
Lauren Sanchez ... Channel 4 Reporter (as W. Lauren Sanchez)
Pat McNamara ... Police Commissioner Jacobs
Tyrone R. Livingston ... Banquet Speaker
Owen Masterson ... Airport Valet
David Jean Thomas ... Policeman (as David Jean-Thomas)
Paul Carafotes ... Salvator, Winking Bartender
Christopher John Fields ... Proprietor of Dry Cleaners
Anderson Bourell ... Bruised Bar Patron #1
cotch Ellis Loring ... Bruised Bar Patron #2
Michael Shamus Wiles ... Bartender in Halo
Andi Carnick ... Hotel Desk Clerk
Edward Kowalczyk ... Waiter at Clifton's
Leonard Termo ... Desk Sergeant
Van Quattro ... Detective Andrew
Markus Redmond ... Detective Kevin
Michael Girardin ... Detective Walker
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Michael Arturo ... BMW Salesman (uncredited)
Renee Diamond ... June (uncredited)
Paul Dillon ... Irvin (uncredited)
Eddie Hargitay ... Chanting Fighter (uncredited)
Phil Hawn ... Banquet Guest (uncredited)
Jawara ... Fight Patron Saying 'What's going on?' (uncredited)
Baron Jay ... Waiter (uncredited)
Jim Jenkins ... Restaurant Maitre'd (uncredited)
Kevin Scott Mack ... Passenger Clutching Armrest (uncredited)
Trey Ore ... Fight Club Patron / Guy #2 in video store (uncredited)
Louis Ortiz ... Fight Patron (uncredited)
Hugh Peddy ... Fight Club Man (uncredited)
J.T. Pontino ... Fight Club Man (uncredited)
Chad Randau ... Waiter (uncredited)
Marcio Rosario ... Fighter (uncredited)
Gregory Silva ... Riley Wilde, Fighter (uncredited)
Brian Tochi ... Fight Bully (uncredited)
Alejandro Valdez ... Bar Worker saying "His name is Robert Paulsen" (uncredited)

gives:
Tyler Durden LHW either 5
Robert 'Bob' Paulson HW slugger 0
Angel Face Leto LHW boxer 0
Riley Wilde HW slugger 0
Bully Tochi HW slugger 0

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Fight Club

also gives:
Slugger Chanting HW slugger 0

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Right Cross (1950) revisited
June Allyson ... Pat O'Malley Daughter of promoter Sean
Dick Powell ... Rick Garvey sportswriter
Ricardo Montalban ... Johnny Monterez champ, bad hand & temper, knocked down 1 time in 84 bouts, NY, LA, Phoenix as past residences
Lionel Barrymore ... Sean O'Malley "Roaring Lion" promoter of Monterez
Teresa Celli ... Marina Monterez
Barry Kelley ... Allan Goff promoter, had 6 of 8 champs (Monterez & Augie Ferris missing from stable)
Tom Powers ... Tom Balford Johnny's lawyer
Mimi Aguglia ... Mom Monterez
Marianne Stewart ... Audrey
John Gallaudet ... Phil Tripp
Wally Maher ... First Reporter
Larry Keating ... Second Reporter
Kenneth Tobey ... Ken, the Third Reporter (as Ken Tobey)
Bert Davidson ... Fourth Reporter
Margaret Bert ... Maid (uncredited)
Lynton Brent ... Photographer (uncredited)
William Cabanne ... Bob (uncredited)
Mack Chandler ... Patron (uncredited)
Russ Clark ... Referee (uncredited)
Harry Cody ... Patron (uncredited)
James Conaty ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited)
Chester Conklin ... Haggerty's Waiter (uncredited)
John Crawford ... Photographer (uncredited)
Edgar Dearing ... Ring Announcer (uncredited)
King Donovan ... Fifth Reporter (uncredited)
Juan Duval ... Night Club Waiter (uncredited)
Franklyn Farnum ... Fight Crowd Extra (uncredited)
Frank Ferguson ... Dr. George Esmond (uncredited)
David Fresco ... Gump, Assistant Trainer (uncredited)
Sig Frohlich ... Photographer (uncredited)
Tommy Garland ... Heldon's Sparring Partner (uncredited)
Kit Guard ... Kit (uncredited)
John Hamilton ... Horse Owner (uncredited)
Tom Hanlon ... Sports Announcer (uncredited)
Jim Hayward ... Mike, Police Desk Sergeant (uncredited)
Al Hill ... Heldon's Handler (uncredited)
Joseph La Cava ... Photographer (uncredited)
Thomas Martin ... Bartender (uncredited)
John Maxwell ... Walker (uncredited) gets inside info on fight game, source for
Harold Miller ... Fight Spectator (uncredited)
John Mitchum ... Sixth Reporter (uncredited)
Marilyn Monroe ... Dusky Ledoux (uncredited)
Bert Moorhouse ... Steam Bath Patron (uncredited)
Jimmy O'Gatty ... Pat, Gym Gateman (uncredited)
Robert Osterloh ... Totem, Heldon's Manager (uncredited)
Bob Perry ... Timekeeper (uncredited)
James Pierce ... Moe, Bath House Attendant (uncredited)
Suzanne Ridgeway ... Girl at Training Camp (uncredited)
Dewey Robinson ... Heldon Hanger-On (uncredGarveyited)
Cosmo Sardo ... Waiter (uncredited)
Harry Shannon ... Haggerty (uncredited)
Court Shepard ... Al Heldon (uncredited)
George Sherwood ... Mike, Sean's Butler (uncredited)
Eddie Lou Simms ... Al Heldon, Boxer (uncredited)
Harry Stanton ... Assistant Trainer (uncredited)
Smoki Whitfield ... Nassau, Trainer (uncredited)
Ulysses Williams ... Boxer being knocked out (uncredited)
David Wolfe ... Handler (uncredited)
kid Grogan named as having floored champ Monterez
Griff Marri sparrer
Luis Monterez cousin of champ, poor fighter

Nassau also a sparring partner
Al Norris - Jersey City opponent of Grogan's
Runyan vs Cossatt (sp.?) oponents in fight covered by Garvey
Augie Ferris champ not in Goff's stable, unknown weight class

gives:
Nassau Whitt MW either 3
Al Norris HW slugger 3
slugger Runyan LW slugger 1
Pug Cossatt LW boxer 0
Augie Ferris FLY boxer either 7

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Burke's Law: Season 2, Episode 26
Who Killed Cop Robin? (24 Mar. 1965)
James Whitmore ... Joe Piante Murder suspect a dockworker who claimed to have been a fighter, appeared to be unskilled brawler
Gene Barry ... Capt. Amos Burke beat Piante in a fight (also a expert in the martial art Kendo)

gives
Joe Piante MW slugger 1
Amos Burke LHW boxer 3

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Burke's Law: Season 1, Episode 24
Who Killed Andy Zygmunt? (13 Mar. 1964)
Pop artist Andy Zygmunt is fatally impaled on the spikes of one of his creations. The discovery that he blackmailed people into buying his works provides a motive and five suspects: his last four customers and the possessor of a missing fifth work.
Aldo Ray ... Mister Harold murder suspect is an ex wrestler

gives
Mister Harold HW slugger 0

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The Fugitive: Season 1, Episode 6
Decision in the Ring (22 Oct. 1963)
Richard Kimble helps a black boxer realize that he may have a brain injury that will kill him if he continues to box. Meanwhile, an undercover police Sgt. closes in on Kimble.
David Janssen ... Dr. Richard Kimble aka Ray Miller in Los Angeles $75 a week as new cutman
James Edwards ... Joe Smith college boxing team, quit med school (Seminole Training Camp) MW contender
Ruby Dee ... Laura Smith
James Dunn ... Lou Bragan mgr of Smith asks Kimble to come to Kellen's Gym, 30 years in ring, opened door to Schultz mob in 30's
Barry Morse ... Lt. Philip Gerard (credit only)
Robert F. Simon ... Murphy commission's office has Stone investigate Bragan's camp
Ed Kemmer ... Harry Stone investigator, posing as writer for Ring
Harry Swoger ... Wally Wilson cornerman stopped 8 times in a row as a fighter before retiring, plays piano
Hari Rhodes ... Dan Digby LHW prospect, sparring partner
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
William Conrad ... Narrator (voice) (uncredited)
Davis Roberts ... Cutman (uncredited) Anse or Ed Robbins inept cutman 20 years exp
Dick Wesson ... Introductory Narrator (voice) (uncredited)
Kid Lewis KO'd by Smith in LA
Lou Helmer washed out Chicago boxer fought Smith 2 years earlier
Kenny Walton Joe's scheduled opponent in LA Memorial Sports Arena

gives:
Seminole Joe Smith MW boxer 7
Dan Digby LHW boxer 4
LA Kid Lewis MW boxer 2
Lou Helmer MW either 3
Kenny Walton MW boxer 3

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Decision in the Ring

also gives:
Wally Wilson WW slugger 2

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The Killers (1946)
Hit men kill an unresisting victim, and investigator Reardon uncovers his past involvement with beautiful, deadly Kitty Collins.

Two professional killers invade a small town and kill a gas station attendant, "the Swede," who's expecting them. Insurance investigator Reardon pursues the case against the orders of his boss, who considers it trivial. Weaving together threads of the Swede's life, Reardon uncovers a complex tale of treachery and crime, all linked with gorgeous, mysterious Kitty Collins
Burt Lancaster ... Ole 'Swede' Andreson born 7/23/1908, Philadelhia, died 1946 Brentwood, NJ, 173 lbs, fought 1928 - 1935 broken right hand in last bout vs Tiger Louis, dropped twice saved by bell, never counted out, durable, aka Pete Lund, gas station attendant and Pete Nelson in Atlantic City where Kitty ran out on him, Served 3 years for robbery, took fall for Kitty
Ava Gardner ... Kitty Collins
Edmond O'Brien ... Jim Riordan
Albert Dekker ... Big Jim Colfax
Sam Levene ... Police Lt. Sam Lubinsky
Vince Barnett ... Charleston
Virginia Christine ... Lilly Harmon Lubinsky
Jack Lambert ... 'Dum-Dum' Clarke
Charles D. Brown ... Packy Robinson - Ole's Manager
Donald MacBride ... R.S. Kenyon
Charles McGraw ... Al
William Conrad ... Max
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ernie Adams ... Hood with Cane (uncredited)
Audley Anderson ... Assistant Paymaster (uncredited)
George Anderson ... Jail Ward Doctor (uncredited)
Sam Ash ... Minor Role (uncredited)
Brooks Benedict ... Party Guest (uncredited)
John Berkes ... Mr. Plunther - Coroner (uncredited)
Harry Brown ... Paymaster (uncredited)
Phil Brown ... Nick Adams (uncredited)
Jack Cheatham ... Police Driver (uncredited)
James Conaty ... Onlooker at Green Cat (uncredited)
Jeff Corey ... 'Blinky' Franklin (uncredited)
Gino Corrado ... Restaurant Chef (uncredited)
Noel Cravat ... Lou Tingle - Piano Player (uncredited)
Rex Dale ... Minor Role (uncredited)
Neal Dodd ... Minister (uncredited)
Mike Donovan ... Timekeeper (uncredited)
Howard Freeman ... Brentwood Police Chief (uncredited)
Michael Hale ... Pete (uncredited)
Harry Hayden ... George (uncredited)
Mark Hellinger ... Man Drinking at Bar (uncredited)
Al Hill ... Disgruntled Diner Customer (uncredited)
Geoffrey Ingham ... Policeman (uncredited)
Kenner G. Kemp ... Passerby Outside Theatre / Green Cat Bar Patron (uncredited)
Paul Kruger ... Reporter (uncredited)
Ethan Laidlaw ... Train Conductor (uncredited)
Mike Lally ... Party Guest (uncredited)
Perc Launders ... Policeman (uncredited)
Nolan Leary ... Waiter at the Green Cat (uncredited)
Vera Lewis ... Ma Hirsch (uncredited)
Jack Lomas ... Fight Spectator (uncredited)
Therese Lyon ... Mrs. Grimes (uncredited)
Frank McClure ... Restaurant Customer (uncredited)
Charles Middleton ... Farmer (uncredited)
John Miljan ... Jake the Rake (uncredited)
Howard Negley ... Policeman (uncredited)
Garry Owen ... Joe Smalley - Ole's Trainer (uncredited)
Beatrice Roberts ... Nurse (uncredited)
Wally Rose ... Bartender (uncredited)
William Ruhl ... Fran - Motorman in Diner (uncredited)
Wallace Scott ... Charlie (uncredited)
John Sheehan ... Fight Arena Doctor (uncredited)
Queenie Smith ... Mary Ellen 'Queenie' Daugherty (uncredited)
Ann Staunton ... Stella (uncredited)
John Trebach ... Waiter (uncredited)
Bill Walker ... Sam (uncredited)
Milton Wallace ... Waiter (uncredited)
Gabrielle Windsor ... Ginny Bryson (uncredited)
Tiger Louis - Ole's last ring opponent
Callahan, 4th fighter on Ole's last card. Managed by Wagner, a powerhouse, Smalley suggests Packey could pick him up for a couple of hundred


gives
Ole "Swede" Andreson LHW slugger 6
Tiger Louis LHW slugger 4
Wags Callahan FWslugger 4
Joe Smalley MW boxer 2

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Taxi: Season 4, Episode 9
Of Mice and Tony (10 Dec. 1981)
Tony meets a promising young heavyweight boxer and offers to become his manager; the problem is, a mysterious "syndicate" is also showing an interest in the rookie fighter.
Judd Hirsch ... Alex Reiger worked in past as Banta's second, and manager
Tony Danza ... Tony Banta the Macaroni Pony, sells Terry's contract to the syndacate of doctors for $5,000
Nat Bernstein ... Dr. Stewart
T.J. Castronovo ... Tommy Jeffries (as T.J. Castronova)
John Christy Ewing ... Dr. Frazier
Howard Gewirtz ... Dr. Smith
Ernie Hudson ... Terry Carver HW prospect, bronze medalist, KO's opponent
Gene LeBell ... Referee
Jimmy Lennon Sr. ... Himself
Ian Praiser ... Dr. Harmon

gives
Terry Carver HW either 4

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Gomer Pyle: USMC: Season 2, Episode 9
The Grudge Match (12 Nov. 1965)
Jim Nabors ... Pvt. Gomer Pyle
Frank Sutton ... Sgt. Vince Carter 162.5 lbs, former junior HS WW
Tige Andrews ... Chief Petty Officer Wayne "Rattlesnake" Simpson 171 lbs fleet champ for 4 years
Charles Terhune ... Leonard spars
Louis Pappin? Junior HS champ WW

gives:
Sgt. Vince Carter sMW slugger 0
CPO Wayne "Rattlesnake" Simpson LHW slugger 4
Pvt. Gomer Pyle MW boxer 0
Louis Pappin WW slugger 1
Devildog Leonard MW slugger 0

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Twilight Zone: Season 5, Episode 2
Steel (4 Oct. 1963)
Revisited
in 1971 Maxo beat Dizzy the Rock in an upset
Rocky Bully and Slugger Sam were on card with maxo and Flash

gives
Dizzy the Rock HW slugger 5
Slugger Sam HW slugger 5
Rocky Bully HW boxer 5

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Friendly Persuasion (1956)
The story of a family of Quakers in Indiana in 1862
John Smith ... Caleb Cope
Ivan Rasputin ... Billy Goat - Wrestling Challenger

gives
Caleb Cope Hw Boxer 0
Billy Goat HW Slugger 0

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"Law & Order: Criminal Intent"
Season 9, Episode 15: Inhumane Society
Original Air Date—6 July 2010
Jeff Goldblum ... Detective Zach Nichols
Saffron Burrows ... Detective Serena Stevens
Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio ... Captain Zoe Callas
Dan Lauria Sal Biaggi, gym owner on 27th street & trainer, good finisher, mostly TKO wins, 1981 HW champ, body attack and liver punch, retired 1982, had headaches,
Michael B. Jordan Danny Ford "D-Train" 16-0 prospect, 156.5 lbs, served 2 years for financing the Top Dog Crew
mom died 3/2000 father died in Desert Strom
Leslie Hendrix ... Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers
Chris Chalk Austin Darvis served 2 years, wants 40% of Ford from Sal, ran op
Nicoye Banks Little Ron Jordon (as Nicoye Rene Banks) dor trainer from Brooklyn testified agaisnt Ford in a deal to avoid 10 rs
Shirley Rumierk Assistant District Attorney
Xosha Roquemore Trina Smith
Ralph Macchio Louis Marciano, dog breeder
Steve Farhood ... Official
Mike Figueroa ... Jesus boxer in Sal's gym, HW weight lifter
Tony Kost ... Boxer / Trainer (uncredited)
Damiyr Shuford ... Tank Jefferson comeback opponent vs. Ford, 158 lbs
A promising young boxer who was just released from prison after participating in a dog-fighting ring is put back under the microscope when a member of his old crew is found dead.
Conley beaten in 9th by Sal for title
Mazzola opponent of Sal's on a fight poster
Pearson onetime opponent of Ford

gives:
Danny Ford SMW either 6
Tank Jefferson SMW boxer 4
Sal Biaggi HW slugger 7
Jesus Figueroa HW slugger 0
Slugger "Champ" Conley HW slugger 6

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Inhumane Society

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Little House on the Prairie: Season 4, Episode 10
The Fighter (21 Nov. 1977)
Merlin Olsen ... Jonathan Garvey breaks hand preparing for bout vs. Joe kagan
Michael Landon ... Charles Ingalls subs for Garvey and KOs Kagan, triggering Kagan's health problems
Richard Bull ... Nels Oleson claimed to have boxed 3 years in college, Kagan's first opponent Ko'd quickly
Raymond St. Jacques ... Manager L. Moody Kagan's manager, managed Kagan for 10 years
Paul Bryar ... Jake Barky Chicago fight manager circa 1879 - 1880 gives Tim kagan to Moody
Daryl Keith Roach ... Tim Kagan (as Daryl Roach) Mom left Joe when Tim was 7, circa 1879-80 as a fighter he's given to Moody to manage. Takes on all comers with $50 to anyine who'll last a round. He is tough but slow and inept as a fighter
Moses Gunn ... Joseph 'Joe' Kagan after an 1865 bout his wife leaves him for not quitting the fight game taking their son age 7. (Appeared to be about 30 at the time.) Already suffering from vision and headaches he has been fighting since he was 14. 14 years later in Walnut Grove he's KO'd by Charles and told to quit fighting by Doc Baker. Spends at least 3 months with Charles recovering. Decides to buy a farm and goes to the capital with Charles. Spots a flier about son Tim fighting. Goes one last bout vs. Tim, knocking him out and convincing him he has no hope in the fight game.
Paddy O'Neil named opponent of Joe kagan, Kagan was never able to beat him

gives:
Charles Ingalls MW boxer 0
Nels Oleson WW boxer 0
Joe Kagan HW slugger 3
Tim Kagan HW slugger 0
Paddy O'Neil HW slugger 5

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Little House on the Prairie: Season 6, Episode 9
The King Is Dead (12 Nov. 1979)
Aging professional wrestler Milo Stavroupolis comes to nearby Mankato to "fight" the locals. Stavroupolis' promoter, the shrewd Jimmy Hart, convinces Jonathan Garvey to fight the old man ... unaware that the fight was "fixed." But there's even more heartbreak ahead, as Stavroupolis is suffering emotionally (and physically) after years of fighting; his beloved wife, Anna (herself desperately ill) has begged him to retire. The old man - conviced by Jonathan to substitute for him in the upcoming championship bout - gets one last hurrah when a cocky young fighter presses his luck before suffering a fatal heart attack in the ring.

Merlin Olsen ... Jonathan Garvey
Leo Gordon ... Milo Stavroupolis "The Greek God", from "old country"
Ray Walston ... Jimmy Hart oily promoter out to fleece Mankato
Jack Yates ... Hans Mueller (as John Robert Yates) "King" champion with drinking problem

gives:
Jonathan Garvey HW slugger 0
Milo Stavroupolis HW slugger 0
Hans Mueller HW slugger 0

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The Jeffersons: Season 6, Episode 8
Joltin' George (18 Nov. 1979)
Marcus borrows money from George so he can go to the gym for boxing lessons. George offers to train him to avoid doingsome housework.
George claims to have boxed and turned aggressive when called "runt". George gets into an altercation in the gym and accepts a challenge.
Weezie pays the guy off to not hurt George. Fight is a nine round dance with no punches thrown. Both drop when touching gloves to open the 10th.
George flattens the guys afterward when called a "runt".


Sherman Hemsley ... Joltin' George Jefferson aka Kid Kefferson
Ernest Harden Jr. ... Marcus Henderson
Luis Avalos ... Boxer

gives
Joltin' George Jefferson WW boxer 0
Marcus Henderson MW slugger 0

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Magnum, P.I.: Season 3, Episode 22
Faith and Begorrah (28 Apr. 1983)
Lee Canalito ... Clarence, the Boxer Magnum's client, a contender, slugger

gives
Clarence Canalio HW slugger 6

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Naked City: Season 4, Episode 6
Five Cranks for Winter... Ten Cranks for Spring (24 Oct. 1962)
Robert Duvall ... Johnny Meigs referred as a club fighter in this episode 5' 8.5", nofights since head injury 4 years ago
ko'd in 2:16 of 6th in comebeack bout vs a fighter whose name sounded like Eddie Groom, Bloom, or Prew, a crude slugger who was always embarassed in the ring by Meigs
Herschel Bernardi ... Gus Slate former manager of Meigs down & out
Stefan Gierasch ... Weller manager of Meigs opponent

gives
Johnny Meigs MW either 2
Eddie Groom MW slugger 1