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- Moore started 1983 by beating challenger Gary Guiden, by knockout in the fourth round.
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Davey Moore (June 9, 1959 – June 3, 1988) was an American professional boxer who held the WBA light middleweight title between February 1982 and June 1983, the second of two professional champions who shared the name in the second half of the 20th century.
Known as “The Springfield Rifle” for his hard punching style, he compiled a 59-7-1 (30 KOs) professional ledger and boxed all over the globe including Japan, Finland, Canada, Mexico, Spain, Cuba, Panama, France, Italy, Venezuela and England. In 2013 a statue of Moore was erected in his honor in Springfield.
May 53. Willie Reese. debut. Municipal Stadium, Portsmouth. W. event bout wiki. Moore's pro debut. "Moore, who is fast as lightning and has great footwork, blasted Reese with both rights and lefts and had the Cincinnati fighter in trouble several times.
Davey Moore was an American professional boxer who made his professional debut at the age of 21 in 1980 against Jesus Saucedo, which he won on a six-round points decision. In his early career, he won 11 consecutive fights, which included nine knockout victories.
Jun 18, 2009 · Since knocking out Hogan Kid Bassey in 1959 to win his title, boxer-slugger Moore has won 15 out of 16 fights against the world’s best featherweights. In 1961, with the title at stake, Davey eliminated Danny Valdez in less than a round.
Sep 20, 2017 · 20,000 people were there in March 1963, a national television audience watched at home, as world featherweight boxing champion Davey Moore defended his title against Sugar Ramos at the first and last fight ever held at the newly built Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles.
Moore defeated Hogan (Kid) Bassey by a fifteen-round unanimous decision to win the World Featherweight Championship on March 18, 1959. Moore's measurements before his 1961 title fight against Danny Valdez as printed in the Chicago Tribune: Neck 15.5", Chest Normal 36", Chest Expanded 38", Biceps 11.5", Waist 27", Thigh 20", Calf 13.5".
