Allen Litzau (The American Boy) boxer
- bouts
- 23
- won
- 14
- lost
- 9
- draw
- 0
- Status
- inactive
- Division
- welterweight
- Debut
- 2002-11-16
- Height
- 5′ 7″/170cm
- Reach
- -
- Age
- -
- Born
- 1982-04-12
- Death
- -
- Nationality
- USA
Allen Curtis Litzau, alias The American Boy (born April 12, 1982) is a featherweight professional boxer from Minnesota.Allen Litzau is the older brother of featherweight prospect Jason Litzau. Both are from St Paul, Minnesota.Allen Litzau won his professional debut in November 2002, but lost his next fight. On June 4 of 2005 Litzau defeated 8-0 Darby Smart for the Minnesota State Featherweight Title. After putting together nine consecutive wins, Litzau lost again to Terry Lantz in May 2006. Litzau has fought in his native Minnesota, as well as in Nevada, New Jersey, and Texas. Allen Litzau, his brother Jason Litzau, and their friend Antonio Johnson are closely associated both professionally and personally, referring to themselves as the Three Musketeers.Litzau defeated Mario Galan on June 6, 2008 to improve his professional record to 13-3. In what could have been a big break, Litzau was contracted to fight Australian prospect William Kickett on August 22, 2008 but the bout was called off.In February 2009 it was announced that Litzau would meet 10-0 prospect Wilton Hilario for the IBA Americas featherweight title in a grudge match headlining the April 18 event at Target Center in Minneapolis. Litzau lost the fight by TKO when referee Mark Nelson stopped the fight in the fifth round.
Date | Opponent | Last Opponents' Results | Place | Result |
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2015-03-13 | Tommy Rainone | WWWDWL | The Space at Westbury, Westbury | LOST Technical knockout |
2013-08-16 | David Laque | LLLLWL | Grand Casino, Hinckley | WIN Unanimous decision |
2012-12-15 | Christopher Fernandez | LLLLLW | South Towne Expo Center, Salt Lake City | LOST Corner retirement |
2011-11-23 | Johnny Lewus | WWWWDW | The Belvedere, Elk Grove | LOST Unanimous decision |
2010-08-28 | Monty Meza Clay | WWWWLL | Rivers Casino, Pittsburgh | LOST Technical knockout |
2010-05-01 | Luis Ramos Jr | WWWWWW | MGM Grand, Las Vegas | LOST Technical knockout |
2009-04-18 | Wilton Hilario | WWWDWW | Target Center, Minneapolis | LOST Technical knockout |
2008-06-06 | Mario Galan | LLLWW | Grand Casino, Hinckley | WIN Technical knockout |
2007-04-06 | Robert DaLuz | LLWWDD | Target Center, Minneapolis | LOST Technical knockout |
2007-01-12 | Elvis Luciano Martinez | LLLLLL | Target Center, Minneapolis | WIN Unanimous decision |
2006-11-17 | Juan Polo Perez | LLLLLL | Target Center, Minneapolis | WIN Unanimous decision |
2006-05-11 | Terry Lantz | LWWWWL | Schuetzen Park, North Bergen | LOST Majority decision |
2006-02-24 | Tim Carrizales | LLWLLL | Mack Daddy's Bar, Somerset | WIN KO |
2005-12-09 | Carlos Zambrano | LLLLWL | American Bank Center, Corpus Christi | WIN Technical knockout |
2005-06-04 | Darby Smart | WWWWWW | CR Sports Bar, Coon Rapids | WIN Split-decision |
2005-03-11 | Jesus Velasquez | LLLL | National Armory, Saint Paul | WIN KO |
2005-02-18 | Corey Goodwin | WWWL | Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City | WIN KO |
2004-06-18 | Jesus Velasquez | L | Aldrich Arena, Maplewood | WIN Unanimous decision |
2004-04-09 | Miguel Rojo | WLWL | St. Paul Armory, Saint Paul | WIN Unanimous decision |
2004-02-20 | Daniel Schlienz | WWWDLL | St. Paul Armory, Saint Paul | WIN Unanimous decision |
2003-04-25 | Omar Vega | debut | St. Paul Armory, Saint Paul | WIN Technical knockout |
2003-02-08 | Josesito Lopez | debut | Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, Las Vegas | LOST Technical knockout |
2002-11-16 | Derrick Griffin | debut | St. Paul Armory, Saint Paul | WIN Technical knockout |