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-Mike Franks in an exciting 6 round fight against Tom Macnamar (last years champ) wins by TKO with a right hook. It was one of the best and evenly matched fights I have seen. Tom Macnamara our last years champion won in th 3rd by KO against up-and-commer Joshua Nikko Jr..
-James White. This south paw from Smokin Joe's invitational gym in philly and Seattle Metro Gold Glove boxing organization is currently the only person to hold the National Cruiserwight Pro-Am title 4 times he started at Cascade High School in 11th grade, but since his 7th grade year he has not lost a fight. He fought with invitation to the legendary Smokin' Joe's Invatational gym for 3 years. then moved to seatlle where he picked up his winning streak with Seattle Gold Gloves Boxing Organization. He has currently recorded 99 straight wins through different organizations including the NPABO currently the longest winning streak in boxing history. After suffering a detatched retina in 2005 we havent seen anything from him. He has talked about the Army World Class Athlete Program when his eye heals properly.
-Sam Curtin won in '99 by knock out. During his time in high school recorded more knock outs than any cruiser weight boxer (52) also went to the Olympics in 2004 and on track to go in 2008. He won 26 fights and lost only one this was a mile stone for people to follow. He was a great champion and could've maybe won anther one.
-Nick Thompson died Dec. 16 1998 in a motorcycle accident after a party in North Chicago.
-Jose Gonzalez, It is no secret how great latino Fighters are with there fist speed this guy once landed 631 punches in 3 rounds!! Mick Jorge Jr, his dad was an all-philly fighter in 1972 they called him the Ghost for his elusiveness this kid exemplifies the nickname given to his father thus we nicknamed him Ghost Jr. he was a great fighter and is now fighting in Las Vegas.
-A.C. Redding won the All-Philly CruiserWeight title in 43 seconds in 3 hits this guys tremendous power earned him the name A.C./D.C.
-Marco started taekwando and kickboxing at the age of ten. As an amatuer kickboxer he had some success winning a gold medal at first the W.A.K.O. European Championships in 2002 and then at the same organizations world championships in 2003 aged just 18. Despite success in Full-Contact kickboxing he decided to switch completely to boxing, having also participated in the sport since he was 15. In 2004 he proved himself in sparring for promoter Sauerland and turned pro under Ulli Wagner. There he showed a crowdpleasing aggressive style, good stamina, power, a decent chin and a strong will to win but a volatile temper and an extremely dirty fighting style making him a controversial character.
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