Buck Smith
Born (1965-07-22) July 22, 1965 (age 58)
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, U.S.
NationalityAmerican
Other namesCountry
Statistics
Weight(s)Welterweight
Height5 ft 9 in (175 cm)
Reach68 in (173 cm)
StanceOrthodox
Boxing record
Total fights228
Wins182
Wins by KO121
Losses20
Draws2
No contests24

Buck Smith (born July 22, 1965) is an American professional boxer in the welterweight division. Although Smith has never been considered more than a journeyman fighter, he is one of boxing's all-time knockout kings with 120 KOs.[1]

Professional career

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Smith turned professional in 1987 without having ever boxed before. He lost his very first pro fight, when he volunteered from an Oklahoma City audience for a no-show. He fought someone named Ali Smith and received $50 for his troubles. He had 15 minutes to prepare and competed in street shorts and basketball shoes. Despite losing, Buck Smith managed to last the distance and from then on was obsessed with becoming a fighter. After the loss, Smith embarked on a long winning streak, fighting just about every week, albeit against very ordinary opposition in small Midwestern club venues. When questioned on the level of competition he was facing, Smith calmly responded: "I'm not fighting one bum a month, I'm fighting three or four." He would usually drive himself to fights in his red Honda Civic, with his manager (and lone cornerman) riding shotgun. Smith admitted that he used his heavy schedule to his advantage: his theory was that it was better to get paid to fight and beat lesser opponents than to spar against better ones for little or no money.

All in all, Smith is officially credited with having boxed 224 professional boxing matches. Of these he won 179, 120 of them by knockout. He lost 19 and boxed to 2 draws. However, it is possible that Smith had fought even more matches under different names, so it is impossible to truly say how many fights he really had.

Despite his long record, Buck Smith never won any major boxing titles. But while most of wins came against unknown opposition, he did manage a few good results. This included a 7th-round KO over contender and European champion Kirkland Laing (who once beat the legendary Roberto Durán) and a second-round knockout over 1988 Olympic gold medalist Robert Wangila. The win over Wangila got him featured in Ring Magazine, the most prominent of all boxing publications. At the time, Smith sported an official record of 96-2-1 with 70 wins by KO and was ranked 13th at welterweight by the WBC.

He also lost to several former and future champions that included Buddy McGirt, Mark Breland, Julio César Chávez and Antonio Margarito.

It is also notable that Buck Smith once fought twice in one day. On May 19, 1992 he fought Marco Davis in Kansas City and won by KO in two rounds. Less than 3 hours later, he was back in Oklahoma City and won a six-round decision over Rodney Johnson. A similar "iron man stint" by Buck Smith occurred in the month of March in 1993 when Buck Smith fought a total of 12 professional boxing matches. He won all 12, 9 of them by knockout. Such procedures are illegal after the Boxing Reform Act of 1996. By rule, states must honor suspensions, which include a minimum of seven days between bouts.

Smith last fought on June 30, 2007. Fighting far above his best weight, he lost to Marcus Oliveira by second-round KO in a cruiserweight contest. His last win came in a bout with Manuel Esparza against whom he won a 4-round decision in December 1997. That means he did not win a single fight in his last twelve years as a professional boxer. His record stands at 179 wins, 20 losses, 2 draws, and 25 no contests in 226 fights.

Fight fixing allegations

Smith is perhaps best known for his role in the government's attempted crackdown on fight fixing in 2004–2005. Smith, along with colleagues Verdell Smith and Sean Gibbons, were called upon to give testimony on fixed fights. The trio of fighters were nicknamed the Knucklehead Boxing Club, and traveled throughout the Midwest making frequent appearances on fight cards.[2] The Knucklehead Boxing Club denied any wrongdoing and stated that they did not participate in any fixed fights.

Professional boxing record

179 Wins (120 knockouts, 59 decisions), 20 Losses (9 knockouts, 11 decisions), 2 Draws, 25 No Contests [1] Result Record Opponent Type Round Date Location Notes Loss 178–20–2 (24) Damon Reed RTD 1 10/04/2009 Landon Arena, Topeka, Kansas Loss 178–19–2 (24) Marcus Oliveira TKO 2 30/06/2007 Ramada Inn, Topeka, Kansas Referee stopped the bout at 2:16 of the second round. Loss 178–18–2 (24) Rob Calloway TKO 3 24/02/2007 St. Joseph Civic Arena, Saint Joseph, Missouri Referee stopped the bout at 1:44 of the third round. Loss 178–17–2 (24) Julius Fogle UD 6 26/08/2006 Beaumont Club, Kansas City, Missouri Loss 178–16–2 (24) Jorge Kahwagi KO 1 31/05/2003 Auditorio Fausto Gutierrez Moreno, Tijuana Smith knocked out at 1:05 of the first round. No Contest 178–15–2 (24) Dwayne Swift ND 8 05/12/2000 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Loss 178–15–2 (23) Quirino Garcia TKO 7 02/09/2000 Don Haskins Center, El Paso, Texas No Contest 178–14–2 (23) Rob Bleakley ND 6 11/05/2000 Capitol Plaza Hotel, Jefferson City, Missouri Loss 178–14–2 (23) Julio César Chávez TKO 3 18/12/1999 Culiacán Loss 178–13–2 (23) Antonio Margarito TKO 5 23/10/1999 Will Rogers Coliseum, Fort Worth, Texas No Contest 178–12–2 (23) Danny Thomas ND 6 20/05/1999 Argosy Casino, Kansas City, Missouri No Contest 178–12–2 (22) Ronnie Warrior, Jr. ND 4 10/10/1998 St. Joseph Civic Arena, Saint Joseph, Missouri Loss 178–12–2 (21) James Coker KO 8 01/05/1998 Freeman Coliseum, San Antonio, Texas Smith knocked out at 2:19 of the eighth round. No Contest 178–11–2 (21) Verdell Smith ND 6 23/04/1998 Adam's Mark, Tulsa, Oklahoma No Contest 178–11–2 (20) Verdell Smith ND 6 28/03/1998 River Market, Kansas City, Missouri Loss 178–11–2 (19) Jose "Shibata" Flores UD 10 15/03/1998 El Cajon, California No Contest 178–10–2 (19) Manuel Esparza ND 4 10/02/1998 St. Joseph Civic Arena, Saint Joseph, Missouri Win 178–10–2 (18) Manuel Esparza UD 4 02/12/1997 Memphis, Tennessee No Contest 177–10–2 (18) Verdell Smith ND 6 15/11/1997 River Market, Kansas City, Missouri Win 177–10–2 (17) Ken Manuel TKO 4 30/09/1997 University Plaza Hotel, Louisville, Kentucky No Contest 176–10–2 (17) Rob Bleakley ND 8 09/06/1997 Supertoad, Lexington, Oklahoma Win 176–10–2 (16) Keheven Johnson PTS 4 28/03/1997 Blue Springs, Missouri Win 175–10–2 (16) Richard W. Wilson MD 6 21/12/1996 Beaumont Club, Kansas City, Missouri Loss 174–10–2 (16) Mark Breland KO 3 19/05/1996 The Palace of Auburn Hills, Auburn Hills, Michigan Smith knocked out at 0:25 of the third round. Win 174–9–2 (16) Stan Williamson TKO 3 04/04/1996 Wichita, Kansas Win 173–9–2 (16) Jeff Frank UD 10 05/03/1996 Memphis, Tennessee Win 172–9–2 (16) Reggie Strickland PTS 8 19/12/1995 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 171–9–2 (16) Terry Williams PTS 8 04/12/1995 Lexington, Oklahoma Loss 170–9–2 (16) Gary Murray UD 12 26/08/1995 Village Green, Durban WBU Welterweight Title. Win 170–8–2 (16) Reggie Strickland PTS 6 03/08/1995 Wichita, Kansas Loss 169–8–2 (16) Shannan Taylor TD 6 29/05/1995 Parramatta Stadium, Sydney Win 169–7–2 (16) Anthony Davidson KO 1 11/05/1995 Capitol Plaza Hotel, Jefferson City, Missouri Davidson knocked out at 0:53 of the first round. Win 168–7–2 (16) Rob Bleakley PTS 8 04/05/1995 Wichita, Kansas No Contest 167–7–2 (16) James Osunsedo ND 4 25/04/1995 Kentucky No Contest 167–7–2 (15) James Osunsedo ND 6 24/04/1995 Kentucky Win 167–7–2 (14) Bob Ervin UD 6 13/03/1995 Wichita, Kansas Win 166–7–2 (14) Reggie Strickland PTS 6 05/03/1995 Civic Assembly Center, Muskogee, Oklahoma Win 165–7–2 (14) Richard W. Wilson TKO 3 23/02/1995 Lexington, Oklahoma Win 164–7–2 (14) Tommy Jeans TKO 3 16/02/1995 University Club, Kansas City, Missouri Referee stopped the bout at 1:40 of the third round. No Contest 163–7–2 (14) Verdell Smith ND 6 07/02/1995 Grand Island, Nebraska Loss 163–7–2 (13) Buddy McGirt UD 10 10/01/1995 Pontchartrain Center, Kenner, Louisiana Win 163–6–2 (13) Kenny Willis PTS 6 13/12/1994 Kentucky Win 162–6–2 (13) Stanley Jones TKO 6 18/11/1994 Expo Square Pavilion, Tulsa, Oklahoma Win 161–6–2 (13) Reggie Strickland UD 6 03/11/1994 Capitol Plaza Hotel, Jefferson City, Missouri Win 160–6–2 (13) Terry Williams PTS 8 10/10/1994 Grand Island, Nebraska Win 159–6–2 (13) Reggie Strickland PTS 6 17/09/1994 Lexington, Oklahoma Win 158–6–2 (13) Billy Pryor TKO 5 10/09/1994 Wichita, Kansas Win 157–6–2 (13) Bob Ervin TKO 4 16/08/1994 Grand Island, Nebraska Loss 156–6–2 (13) Cassius Clay Horne PTS 8 15/07/1994 America West Arena, Phoenix, Arizona No Contest 156–5–2 (13) Mark Brannon ND 6 11/06/1994 Lexington, Oklahoma No Contest 156–5–2 (12) Anthony Davidson ND 3 24/05/1994 Louisville, Kentucky Win 156–5–2 (11) Terry Williams PTS 8 30/04/1994 Wichita, Kansas No Contest 155–5–2 (11) Mark Brannon ND 4 28/04/1994 Springfield, Missouri Win 155–5–2 (10) Tom Bowles TKO 7 12/04/1994 Kansas City, Missouri No Contest 154–5–2 (10) Rob Bleakley ND 8 02/04/1994 Lexington, Oklahoma Win 154–5–2 (9) Rob Bleakley PTS 8 30/03/1994 Wichita, Kansas Win 153–5–2 (9) Jeff Frank PTS 6 04/01/1994 Memphis, Tennessee Win 152–5–2 (9) Anthony Davidson PTS 6 09/12/1993 Wichita, Kansas Win 151–5–2 (9) Anthony Montana KO 5 07/12/1993 Memphis, Tennessee Win 150–5–2 (9) Anthony Davidson PTS 6 23/11/1993 Kansas City, Missouri Win 149–5–2 (9) Kelly Brown KO 2 15/11/1993 Lexington, Oklahoma Win 148–5–2 (9) Steve Barton TKO 3 02/11/1993 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 147–5–2 (9) George Jackson KO 3 27/10/1993 Wichita, Kansas Win 146–5–2 (9) Cornell Butts KO 3 19/10/1993 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 145–5–2 (9) Anthony Henry KO 1 29/09/1993 Brady Theater, Tulsa, Oklahoma Loss 144–5–2 (9) Brandon Croly PTS 8 19/08/1993 Missouri State Fair, Sedalia, Missouri Win 144–4–2 (9) Terry Williams PTS 8 04/08/1993 Lexington, Oklahoma No Contest 143–4–2 (9) Heath Todd ND 6 24/07/1993 Joplin, Missouri Win 143–4–2 (8) Willie Jackson KO 2 16/06/1993 Marriott Downtown, Wichita, Kansas Loss 142–4–2 (8) Brandon Croly MD 10 01/05/1993 Del Mar, California Win 142–3–2 (8) George Jackson TKO 1 19/04/1993 Saint Louis, Missouri Win 141–3–2 (8) Kenneth Kidd TKO 1 30/03/1993 Kemper Arena, Kansas City, Missouri Win 140–3–2 (8) Chris Clark TKO 3 27/03/1993 Lexington, Oklahoma Win 139–3–2 (8) Tony Miller TKO 1 26/03/1993 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 138–3–2 (8) Gary Brown PTS 6 24/03/1993 Louisville, Kentucky Win 137–3–2 (8) Tim Bonds TKO 5 23/03/1993 Evansville, Indiana Win 136–3–2 (8) Keith Jones TKO 5 19/03/1993 Wichita, Kansas Win 135–3–2 (8) Tom Bowles KO 5 15/03/1993 Jefferson City, Missouri Win 134–3–2 (8) Jeff Frank TKO 3 09/03/1993 Nashville, Tennessee Win 133–3–2 (8) Anthony Montana TKO 2 06/03/1993 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 132–3–2 (8) John Ramirez TKO 2 05/03/1993 Louisville, Kentucky Win 131–3–2 (8) Gary Brown UD 6 03/03/1993 Louisville, Kentucky Win 130–3–2 (8) Tom Rhinehart PTS 6 01/03/1993 Allis Plaza Hotel, Kansas City, Missouri Win 129–3–2 (8) Felix Dubray PTS 12 23/02/1993 Purcell, Oklahoma Win 128–3–2 (8) Dean Keene TKO 2 14/02/1993 Great Falls, Montana Win 127–3–2 (8) Tim Brooks PTS 6 06/02/1993 Greensburg, Indiana Win 126–3–2 (8) Kenny Willis PTS 6 03/02/1993 London, Kentucky No Contest 125–3–2 (8) Tony R. Kern ND 4 02/02/1993 Indianapolis, Indiana No Contest 125–3–2 (7) Keith Jones NC 3 25/01/1993 Allis Plaza Hotel, Kansas City, Missouri Win 125–3–2 (6) Bob Ervin TKO 3 23/01/1993 Veteran's Coliseum, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Win 124–3–2 (6) Howard Stern PTS 8 09/01/1993 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 123–3–2 (6) Anthony Davidson TKO 2 02/01/1993 Mid America All Indian Center, Wichita, Kansas Loss 122–3–2 (6) Kevin Pompey UD 12 18/11/1992 Knickerbacker Arena, Troy, New York IBF USBA Welterweight Title. No Contest 122–2–2 (6) Harold Brazier ND 6 07/11/1992 Murray, Kentucky Win 122–2–2 (5) Ivan Guban PTS 8 21/10/1992 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 121–2–2 (5) Eugene George TKO 3 17/10/1992 Des Moines, Iowa Win 120–2–2 (5) Shane Davis KO 2 05/10/1992 Allis Plaza Hotel, Kansas City, Missouri Win 119–2–2 (5) Wilbert Blaine KO 1 02/10/1992 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 118–2–2 (5) Tony Enna TKO 4 24/09/1992 Wichita, Kansas Win 117–2–2 (5) Rick Jones KO 4 15/09/1992 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 116–2–2 (5) Bob Ervin PTS 6 29/08/1992 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 115–2–2 (5) Keheven Johnson KO 5 26/08/1992 Pueblo, Colorado No Contest 114–2–2 (5) Kenneth Kidd ND 6 17/08/1992 Allis Plaza Hotel, Kansas City, Missouri Win 114–2–2 (4) Anthony Montana KO 5 01/08/1992 Denver, Colorado Win 113–2–2 (4) Bob Peru TKO 4 25/07/1992 Hugo, Oklahoma No Contest 112–2–2 (4) Harold Brazier ND 6 23/07/1992 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 112–2–2 (3) Sam Wilson TKO 2 27/06/1992 Paducah, Kentucky Win 111–2–2 (3) Jeff Charles PTS 6 22/06/1992 Bridgeton, Missouri Win 110–2–2 (3) Tommy Degen KO 4 20/06/1992 KIKS Soccer Arena, Wichita, Kansas Win 109–2–2 (3) Ray Harris PTS 6 02/06/1992 Memphis, Tennessee Win 108–2–2 (3) Rodney Johnson UD 6 19/05/1992 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 107–2–2 (3) Marco Davis TKO 2 19/05/1992 Wichita, Kansas Win 106–2–2 (3) William Hernandez KO 2 07/05/1992 Lexington, Oklahoma Win 105–2–2 (3) Tim Bonds TKO 3 28/04/1992 Indianapolis, Indiana Win 104–2–2 (3) Jesse Martinez TKO 3 16/04/1992 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 103–2–2 (3) Billy Turner TKO 3 28/03/1992 Bartlesville, Oklahoma Win 102–2–2 (3) Jorge Acosta PTS 6 24/03/1992 Indianapolis, Indiana Win 101–2–2 (3) Sammy Brooks TKO 6 23/03/1992 Allis Plaza Hotel, Kansas City, Missouri Win 100–2–2 (3) Charlie Coldwater TKO 3 14/03/1992 Mid America All Indian Center, Wichita, Kansas Win 99–2–2 (3) Quinton Fox TKO 4 12/03/1992 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 98–2–2 (3) Darrell Miller KO 5 07/03/1992 Veteran's Coliseum, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Win 97–2–2 (3) Kenneth Kidd TKO 2 08/02/1992 Lexington, Oklahoma Win 96–2–2 (3) Dennis Dickerson PTS 8 03/02/1992 Kansas City, Missouri Win 95–2–2 (3) Brian Young TKO 5 01/02/1992 Greensburg, Indiana Win 94–2–2 (3) Wilbert Blaine KO 1 30/01/1992 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 93–2–2 (3) Tim Bonds TKO 4 24/01/1992 Mid America All Indian Center, Wichita, Kansas Win 92–2–2 (3) Lorenzo Thomas KO 3 11/01/1992 Lexington, Oklahoma Win 91–2–2 (3) Robert Wangila TKO 2 19/12/1991 The Hacienda, Las Vegas, Nevada Referee stopped the bout at 1:06 of the second round. Win 90–2–2 (3) Jerry Brown TKO 5 03/12/1991 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 89–2–2 (3) Dick Allen TKO 3 19/11/1991 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 88–2–2 (3) George Randolph TKO 3 14/11/1991 Bozeman, Montana Win 87–2–2 (3) Tim Payton PTS 6 17/10/1991 Indianapolis, Indiana Win 86–2–2 (3) Quinton Fox PTS 6 14/10/1991 Wichita, Kansas Win 85–2–2 (3) Rico Hernandez TKO 5 12/10/1991 Lincoln, Nebraska Win 84–2–2 (3) Keheven Johnson KO 3 01/10/1991 Memphis, Tennessee Win 83–2–2 (3) Howard Stern KO 2 11/09/1991 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 82–2–2 (3) Kenneth Kidd PTS 6 09/09/1991 Kansas City, Missouri Win 81–2–2 (3) Keheven Johnson TKO 5 08/08/1991 Joey's Blues Bar, Tulsa, Oklahoma Win 80–2–2 (3) Harold Pinckney KO 2 06/08/1991 Memphis, Tennessee Win 79–2–2 (3) Mike Crawford KO 1 09/07/1991 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 78–2–2 (3) Trent Elwick PTS 6 17/06/1991 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 77–2–2 (3) Rocky Berg PTS 6 30/05/1991 West Memphis, Arkansas Win 76–2–2 (3) Jorge Acosta PTS 10 24/05/1991 Carthage, Missouri Win 75–2–2 (3) Vince Baldwin TKO 1 23/05/1991 Omaha, Nebraska Win 74–2–2 (3) Tommy Jeans KO 2 03/05/1991 Boxing Plaza, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 73–2–2 (3) Jorge Acosta PTS 10 26/04/1991 Wichita, Kansas Win 72–2–2 (3) Darrell Bryant KO 3 13/04/1991 Miami, Oklahoma Win 71–2–2 (3) Ken Jackson KO 2 12/04/1991 Muskogee, Oklahoma Win 70–2–2 (3) Ira Hathaway KO 4 05/04/1991 Boxing Plaza, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 69–2–2 (3) Rico Hernandez UD 8 14/03/1991 Park Plaza Hotel, Tulsa, Oklahoma Win 68–2–2 (3) Tommy Degen KO 3 08/03/1991 Crest Theatre, Wichita, Kansas Win 67–2–2 (3) Bobby Thomas KO 2 01/03/1991 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 66–2–2 (3) Mike Mackey KO 2 23/02/1991 Ardmore, Oklahoma Win 65–2–2 (3) Jarvis McMillan TKO 2 19/02/1991 T. Michael's Dance Club, Goodlettsville, Tennessee Win 64–2–2 (3) Andre Hawthorne KO 3 16/02/1991 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 63–2–2 (3) Jake Torrance PTS 10 01/02/1991 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 62–2–2 (3) Jerry L. Smith KO 2 22/01/1991 Park Plaza Hotel, Tulsa, Oklahoma Win 61–2–2 (3) Kevin Anderson TKO 1 06/01/1991 Bismarck Civic Center, Bismarck, North Dakota Referee stopped the bout at 1:47 of the first round. No Contest 60–2–2 (3) Kenneth Kidd ND 4 11/12/1990 Sherwood Club, Indianapolis, Indiana Win 60–2–2 (2) John E.D. Simmons KO 3 04/12/1990 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 59–2–2 (2) Willie Barnes KO 6 17/11/1990 Sheraton Kensington Hotel, Tulsa, Oklahoma Barnes knocked out at 2:08 of the sixth round. Win 58–2–2 (2) John Greene KO 1 08/11/1990 Lexington, Oklahoma Win 57–2–2 (2) Tommy Jeans PTS 6 06/11/1990 Omni New Daisy Theatre, Memphis, Tennessee Win 56–2–2 (2) Keheven Johnson UD 6 01/11/1990 Sherwood Club, Indianapolis, Indiana Win 55–2–2 (2) Ali Akar PTS 8 27/10/1990 Bismarck Civic Center, Bismarck, North Dakota Win 54–2–2 (2) Elwee Jackson KO 4 23/10/1990 Lexington, Oklahoma Win 53–2–2 (2) Billy Tutt KO 1 19/10/1990 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 52–2–2 (2) Sam Wilson TKO 4 13/10/1990 Louisville, Kentucky Win 51–2–2 (2) Kenny Brown PTS 12 27/09/1991 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 50–2–2 (2) Tim Jackson KO 2 11/09/1990 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma No Contest 49–2–2 (2) Harold Brazier ND 15 27/08/1990 Park Plaza Hotel, Tulsa, Oklahoma Win 49–2–2 (1) Marcellus Jackson TKO 3 07/08/1990 Memphis, Tennessee Referee stopped the bout at 2:26 of the third round. Win 48–2–2 (1) Bobby Thomas KO 1 31/07/1990 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 47–2–2 (1) John Greene TKO 4 30/07/1990 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 46–2–2 (1) Reese Smith KO 1 16/07/1990 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 45–2–2 (1) Willie Barnes KO 9 21/06/1990 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 44–2–2 (1) Leroy Jones UD 6 09/06/1990 Kansas City Memorial Hall, Kansas City, Kansas Win 43–2–2 (1) Anthony Phillips KO 5 24/05/1990 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 42–2–2 (1) Bud Adams KO 1 18/05/1990 Norman, Oklahoma Win 41–2–2 (1) John Walker KO 3 01/05/1990 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 40–2–2 (1) Bobby Thomas KO 4 17/04/1990 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 39–2–2 (1) Ricky Decker KO 3 03/04/1990 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 38–2–2 (1) Tim Brooks KO 6 20/03/1990 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 37–2–2 (1) Ali Akar KO 1 06/03/1990 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 36–2–2 (1) Rico Hernandez KO 5 20/02/1990 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 35–2–2 (1) Rocky Berg PTS 10 23/01/1990 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 34–2–2 (1) Kirkland Laing KO 7 10/01/1990 Royal Albert Hall, London Win 33–2–2 (1) Gary Thompson PTS 10 12/12/1989 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 32–2–2 (1) Mike Gregory KO 1 05/12/1989 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 31–2–2 (1) Tim Jackson KO 3 29/11/1989 Norman, Oklahoma No Contest 30–2–2 (1) Terry Lee Thomas ND 10 21/11/1989 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 30–2–2 Rico Hernandez UD 8 07/11/1989 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 29–2–2 Jesse Martinez KO 3 17/10/1989 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 28–2–2 James Solomon KO 2 03/10/1989 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 27–2–2 Gary Thompson PTS 8 05/09/1989 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 26–2–2 Randy Collins KO 4 24/08/1989 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 25–2–2 Jerry Williamson PTS 6 15/08/1989 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 24–2–2 Ponce Ortiz KO 3 01/08/1989 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 23–2–2 Dick Allen KO 2 11/07/1989 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Loss 22–2–2 Robert Wangila MD 6 12/06/1989 Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada Draw 22–1–2 Tim Bennett TD 1 02/05/1989 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 22–1–1 Brad Billings KO 3 15/04/1989 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 21–1–1 Tim Brooks PTS 6 04/04/1989 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 20–1–1 Wilson Douglas KO 2 21/03/1989 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 19–1–1 Billy Tutt KO 3 07/03/1989 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 18–1–1 Keheven Johnson PTS 4 21/02/1989 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 17–1–1 Jim Wright KO 2 07/02/1989 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 16–1–1 Jose Ramirez KO 4 06/12/1988 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 15–1–1 Trent Elwick KO 3 15/11/1988 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 14–1–1 Tim Hall TKO 2 01/11/1988 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 13–1–1 Jerry Brown KO 3 18/10/1988 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 12–1–1 Mike Armstrong KO 2 04/10/1988 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 11–1–1 Richie White PTS 4 20/09/1988 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 10–1–1 Carl Penn KO 2 30/08/1988 Habana Inn, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 9–1–1 Roger Choate PTS 6 02/08/1988 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 8–1–1 Tim Bonds KO 2 19/07/1988 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Draw 7–1–1 Wendell Stafford PTS 4 05/07/1988 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 7–1 Nicholas Gray KO 2 05/04/1988 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Gray knocked out at 1:37 of the second round. Win 6–1 Clarence King KO 1 01/03/1988 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 5–1 Vernon Garrett UD 4 02/02/1988 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 4–1 Simmie Black UD 6 17/11/1987 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 3–1 Steve McMinn KO 2 28/10/1987 Dallas, Texas Win 2–1 Tim Jackson KO 1 20/10/1987 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Win 1–1 Mike Gregory KO 1 06/10/1987 Central Plaza Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Loss 0–1 Ali Smith PTS 4 18/08/1987 Trade Winds Central Inn, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

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References

  1. ^ "Q & A with Buck Smith: Boxer, Record Holder, Promoter".
  2. ^ "Archived copy" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2007-09-29. Retrieved 2007-08-10.((cite web)): CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)

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