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Professional career

Bailey turned pro in 1996 and won his first 21 fights by knockout, including the WBO Light Welterweight Title with a 1st-round KO over Carlos Gonzalez in 1999. He defended the title twice before losing it in 2000 to Ener Julio in a close split decision.

In 2002, he won the interim WBA Light Welterweight title with a 3rd-round KO win over Demetrio Ceballos. He fought Diosbelys Hurtado for the vacant WBA Light Welterweight title but lost courtesy of a KO in the 7th round. In 2003, he challenged DeMarcus Corley for the WBO Light Welterweight Title but lost a decision. In 2004, he fought Miguel Angel Cotto for the WBO Light Welterweight Title, losing by TKO in the 6th round. The fight was stopped on cuts. In 2006, Bailey defeated Lenin Arroyo, Santos Pakau, Juan Polo Perez and Russell Stoner Jones to get the right to fight Shawn Gallegos for the IBA Intercontinental Light Welterweight title. He defeated Gallegos via a TKO inside eight rounds to become the new International Boxing Association Intercontinental champion.

In 2007, he beat Harrison Cuello by KO in the 2nd round. He then fought Herman Ngoudjo and lost by a split decision over 12 rounds in an IBF eliminator bout. In 2008, Bailey fought a rematch with DeMarcus Corley and won via decision.

In 2009, Bailey kayoed Frankie Figueroa in the fourth round of an IBF eliminator to win another shot at the IBF world title against Juan Urango. In the fight Bailey knocked down Juan Urango in the 6th round, the first time Urango had been knocked down. Bailey tired late in the fight and in the 11th round his corner threw in the towel after Urango had begun dominating the fight.

Moving up to welterweight

After the loss to Urango, Bailey moved up to 147 pounds and fought Germaine Sanders, whom Bailey knocked down three times before winning an 8-round decision. On March 19, 2010 Bailey fought an IBF title eliminator against Sugar Jackson. Bailey knocked out Jackson in 90 seconds of the 1st round.

Instead of fighting the IBF Title against Jan Zaveck, he fought Said Ouali on December 10, 2010 in Antwerp, Belgium, with the fight resulting in a second round no-contest when Ouali was thrown out of the ring by Bailey and the fight could not continue.

Bailey became the IBF welterweight champion after knocking out top contender Mike Jones June 9, 2012, becoming a world champion in two weight divisions 10 years after winning his last title (the interim WBA light welterweight title). His emotional response in his post fight interview drew cheers from the crowd.

Bailey lost his IBF welterweight title against Devon Alexander as a main event on Showtime Championship Boxing. He then won three straight fights, culminating in a knockout win over Shusaku Fujinaka for the WBO Asia Pacific Welterweight title, before a loss to Jeff Horn on April 27, 2016. He has not fought since.

Professional boxing record

No.|Number

Result

Record

Opponent

Type

Round, time

Date

Location

Notes

{{no2}}Loss

46–9 {{small|(1)}}

{{flagicon|AUS}} Jeff Horn

RTD|Corner retirement}}

3:00}}

Apr 27, 2016

{{small|For IBF Inter-Continental and vacant WBO Oriental welterweight titles}}

{{yes2}}Win

(1)}}

{{flagicon|JPN}} Shusaku Fujinaka

2:05}}

Oct 4, 2015

{{yes2}}Win

(1)}}

{{flagicon|USA}} Gundrick King

2:06}}

Jun 20, 2015

{{yes2}}Win

(1)}}

{{flagicon|COL}} Humberto Toledo

DQ|Disqualification}}

2:15}}

Nov 23, 2013

{{no2}}Loss

(1)}}

{{flagicon|USA}} Devon Alexander

Oct 20, 2012

{{yes2}}Win

(1)}}

{{flagicon|USA}} Mike Jones

2:52}}

Jun 9, 2012

{{yes2}}Win

(1)}}

{{flagicon|DOM}} Yoryi Estrella

Sep 3, 2011

(1)}}

{{flagicon|MAR}} Said Ouali

2 (12)

Dec 10, 2010

{{yes2}}Win

41–7

{{flagicon|BEL}} Sugar Jackson

TKO

1 (12)

Mar 19, 2010

{{yes2}}Win

40–7

{{flagicon|USA}} Germaine Sanders

Dec 12, 2009

{{no2}}Loss

39–7

{{flagicon|COL}} Juan Urango

TKO

1:51}}

Aug 28, 2009

{{yes2}}Win

39–6

{{flagicon|USA}} Francisco Figueroa

1:46}}

Apr 3, 2009

{{yes2}}Win

38–6

{{flagicon|USA}} DeMarcus Corley

Oct 22, 2008

{{flagicon|USA}} {{small|B.B. King Blues Club & Grill, New York City, New York, U.S.}}

{{yes2}}Win

37–6

{{flagicon|COL}} Dairo Esalas

0:46}}

Aug 6, 2008

{{flagicon|USA}} {{small|B.B. King Blues Club & Grill, New York City, New York, U.S.}}

{{yes2}}Win

36–6

{{flagicon|USA}} Anthony Mora

TKO

2:30}}

Jan 18, 2008

{{no2}}Loss

35–6

{{flagicon|CAN}} Herman Ngoudjo

SD|Split decision}}

Jun 8, 2007

{{yes2}}Win

35–5

{{flagicon|DOM}} Harrison Cuello

TKO

2:24}}

Jan 19, 2007

{{yes2}}Win

34–5

{{flagicon|USA}} Shawn Gallegos

TKO

1:55}}

Oct 13, 2006

{{small|Won vacant IBA Intercontinental light welterweight title}}

{{yes2}}Win

33–5

{{flagicon|GHA}} Russell Stoner Jones

TKO

2:06}}

Jul 28, 2006

{{yes2}}Win

32–5

{{flagicon|COL}} Juan Polo Perez

2:59}}

Jun 27, 2006

{{yes2}}Win

31–5

{{flagicon|NZL}} Santos Pakau

2:25}}

May 6, 2006

{{yes2}}Win

30–5

{{flagicon|CRC}} Lenin Arroyo

Mar 24, 2006

{{yes2}}Win

29–5

{{flagicon|COL}} Roberto Ortega

May 20, 2005

{{no2}}Loss

28–5

{{flagicon|PUR}} Miguel Cotto

TKO

1:39}}

Dec 11, 2004

{{yes2}}Win

28–4

{{flagicon|USA}} Lester Yarbrough

0:26}}

Mar 19, 2004

{{no2}}Loss

27–4

{{flagicon|USA}} Ishe Smith

Jan 15, 2004

{{small|For vacant WBC Continental Americas, WBO–NABO, and USBA welterweight titles}}

{{yes2}}Win

27–3

{{flagicon|USA}} Reggie Strickland

May 17, 2003

{{no2}}Loss

26–3

{{flagicon|USA}} DeMarcus Corley

UD|Unanimous decision}}

Jan 4, 2003

{{yes2}}Win

26–2

{{flagicon|USA}} Alfonso Fowler

TKO

2:53}}

Sep 27, 2002

{{no2}}Loss

25–2

{{flagicon|CUB}} Diosbelys Hurtado

2:02}}

May 11, 2002

{{yes2}}Win

25–1

{{flagicon|PAN}} Demetrio Ceballos

1:03}}

Feb 2, 2002

{{yes2}}Win

24–1

{{flagicon|USA}} Bobby Elkins

TKO

1 (10)

Jun 8, 2001

{{yes2}}Win

23–1

{{flagicon|USA}} Anthony Cobb

2:06}}

Jan 27, 2001

{{yes2}}Win

22–1

{{flagicon|USA}} Billy Wooten

TKO

0:50}}

Nov 21, 2000

{{no2}}Loss

21–1

{{flagicon|COL}} Ener Julio

SD|Split decision}}

Jul 22, 2000

{{yes2}}Win

21–0

{{flagicon|MEX}} Rocky Martinez

TKO

0:01}}

Apr 8, 2000

{{yes2}}Win

20–0

{{flagicon|MEX}} Héctor López

TKO

2:00}}

Nov 12, 1999

{{yes2}}Win

19–0

{{flagicon|MEX}} Carlos González

0:41}}

May 15, 1999

{{yes2}}Win

18–0

{{flagicon|USA}} Rodney Wilson

TKO

0:01}}

Mar 6, 1999

{{yes2}}Win

17–0

{{flagicon|DOM}} Manuel De Leon

TKO

2:59}}

Dec 18, 1998

{{yes2}}Win

16–0

{{flagicon|USA}} Jerry Strickland

TKO

Jul 18, 1998

{{yes2}}Win

15–0

{{flagicon|PUR}} Esteban Flores

TKO

2:26}}

Apr 30, 1998

{{yes2}}Win

14–0

{{flagicon|USA}} Randy McGee

1:03}}

Feb 25, 1998

{{yes2}}Win

13–0

{{flagicon|USA}} Jim Maloney

TKO

Dec 13, 1997

{{yes2}}Win

12–0

{{flagicon|USA}} Lavoice Ward

TKO

1 (8)

Sep 30, 1997

{{yes2}}Win

11–0

{{flagicon|USA}} Gerry Dill

2:00}}

Aug 11, 1997

{{yes2}}Win

10–0

{{flagicon|USA}} Israel Muhammad

TKO

5 (8)

Apr 29, 1997

{{yes2}}Win

9–0

{{flagicon|USA}} Bobby Jones

TKO

7 (8)

Mar 4, 1997

{{yes2}}Win

8–0

{{flagicon|USA}} Samuel Roberts

TKO

1:33}}

Feb 19, 1997

{{yes2}}Win

7–0

{{flagicon|USA}} Jeff Elrod

Nov 30, 1996

{{yes2}}Win

6–0

{{flagicon|USA}} Larry Sutton

TKO

Oct 15, 1996

{{yes2}}Win

5–0

{{flagicon|USA}} Chris Yslas

TKO

1 (4)

Sep 20, 1996

{{flagicon|USA}} {{small|James L. Knight Convention Center, Miami, Florida, U.S.}}

{{yes2}}Win

4–0

{{flagicon|USA}} Randall Parker

TKO

Sep 14, 1996

{{yes2}}Win

3–0

{{flagicon|USA}} Teronie Watson

Jul 27, 1996

{{yes2}}Win

2–0

{{flagicon|USA}} Travis Clybourn

KO|Knockout}}

May 11, 1996

{{yes2}}Win

1–0

{{flagicon|USA}} Fernando Granda

TKO|Technical knockout}}

1 (4)

Apr 4, 1996

References

1. ^Abramson, Mitch (June 9, 2012). "Randall Bailey Aims To Land Deadly Power on Mike Jones". BoxingScene. Retrieved October 8, 2016.

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