Bobby Proffitt boxer

Bobby Proffitt boxer
bouts
14
won
12
lost
2
draw
0
Status
inactive
Division
super welterweight
Debut
1982-06-24
Height
-
Reach
-
Age
-
Born
-
Death
-
Nationality
USA

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Date Opponent Last Opponents' Results Place Result
1985-03-23 Phil McCoy WLWLLL Viking Hall, Bristol WIN
Technical knockout
1984-10-13 Robert Jackson LLLLLW Richlands WIN
Points
1984-07-05 Jerome Johnson DWLLLW Resorts International, Atlantic City LOST
Technical knockout
1984-05-05 Toby Smith LLLLLL Richlands LOST
KO
1984-03-11 Phil McCoy LWW Huntington WIN
KO
1983-11-06 Robert Jackson WLLLDL Civic Coliseum, Knoxville WIN
KO
1983-09-03 Billy Hart LL Spartan Stadium, Portsmouth WIN
Technical knockout
1983-08-19 Bob Graddy WWLL Auditorium, West Palm Beach WIN
Points
1983-06-11 Ken Heflin LWWLLL Raceland WIN
KO
1982-12-09 Mike Norris debut Municipal Auditorium, Pensacola WIN
Technical knockout
1982-10-13 Eddie Mitchell LLLLLL Exposition Hall, Mobile WIN
Points
1982-09-16 Kenny Davis debut Municipal Auditorium, Pensacola WIN
Technical knockout
1982-08-18 Robert Wimberly debut Exposition Hall, Mobile WIN
KO
1982-06-24 Sam Perry debut Exposition Hall, Mobile WIN
Technical knockout

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