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David Bey

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| weight = Heavyweight
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| birth_place = Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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| death_place = Camden, New Jersey
| style = Orthodox
| total = 30
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David Bey (March 11, 1957 – September 14, 2017) was a heavyweight boxer who held the USBA title, and challenged Larry Holmes for the world title in 1985.

Bey was an outstanding amateur boxer who had taken up the sport to lose weight and eventually competed on the U.S. All Army Boxing Team. He made his professional debut in 1981, defeating future undisputed world heavyweight champion James "Buster" Douglas by a second-round knockout. He built up a record of 14-0, becoming the first man to stop the durable veteran contender George Chaplin (TKO4) as well as defeating future WBA heavyweight champion Greg Page (W12) to capture the United States Boxing Association heavyweight championship.

In March 1985 Bey was given a title shot by long-reigning IBF heavyweight champion Larry Holmes. After a strong start Bey was knocked down twice and stopped by Holmes in the 10th round.

Bey never regained his confidence, losing his USBA title by 11th-round TKO to Trevor Berbick in his comeback fight, then being relegated to 'opponent' status for the remainder of his career, matched against the likes of James "Bonecrusher" Smith, Joe Bugner in Australia, Tyrell Biggs, Johnny DuPlooy in South Africa, Bruce Seldon, and Zeljko Mavrovic in Germany. In 1994 in his final fight Bey knocked out David Jaco in China.

Bey died in a construction accident in Camden in 2017.^[1]

Professional boxing record

18 Wins (14 knockouts, 4 decisions), 11 Losses (8 knockouts, 3 decisions), 1 Draw ^[2]
Result	Record	Opponent	Type	Round	Date	Location	Notes
{{yes2}}Win	18–11–1	{{flagicon\|United States}} David Jaco	TKO	8	1994-09-17	{{flagicon\|China}} Macao, China
{{no2}}Loss	17–11–1	{{flagicon\|Croatia}} Zeljko Mavrovic	TKO	4	1993-10-16	{{flagicon\|Germany}} Koblenz, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
{{no2}}Loss	17–10–1	{{flagicon\|United States}} Terry Davis	UD	12	1993-02-27	{{flagicon\|China}} Beijing, China	{{small\|NBA Continental Americas Heavyweight Title. 111-117, 111-117, 113-116.}}
{{no2}}Loss	17–9–1	{{flagicon\|United Kingdom}} Derek Williams	TKO	6	1991-09-30	{{flagicon\|United Kingdom}} Kensington, London, United Kingdom
{{draw}} Draw	17–8–1	{{flagicon\|United States}} David Jaco	PTS	10	1991-09-07	{{flagicon\|Florida}} Sarasota, Florida, United States
{{no2}}Loss	17–8	{{flagicon\|United States}} Joe Hipp	TKO	7	1991-02-26	{{flagicon\|Alabama}} Birmingham, Alabama, United States	{{small\|Referee stopped the bout at 1:07 of the seventh round.}}
{{no2}}Loss	17–7	{{flagicon\|United States}} Bruce Seldon	TKO	10	1990-11-01	{{flagicon\|New Jersey}} Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States	{{small\|Referee stopped the bout at 0:38 of the tenth round.}}
{{yes2}}Win	17–6	{{flagicon\|United States}} Terry Miller	KO	2	1990-08-21	{{flagicon\|North Carolina}} Raleigh, North Carolina, United States
{{yes2}}Win	16–6	{{flagicon\|United States}} Paul Bradshaw	TKO	3	1990-02-17	{{flagicon\|Canada}} Edmonton, Alberta, Canada	{{small\|Referee stopped the bout at 1:07 of the seventh round.}}
{{no2}}Loss	15–6	{{flagicon\|South Africa\|1928}} Johnny DuPlooy	KO	9	1987-04-27	{{flagicon\|South Africa\|1928}} Johannesburg, South Africa
{{no2}}Loss	15–5	{{flagicon\|United States}} Tyrell Biggs	TKO	6	1987-03-07	{{flagicon\|Nevada}} Las Vegas, Nevada, United States	{{small\|Referee stopped the bout at 2:15 of the sixth round.}}
{{no2}}Loss	15–4	{{flagicon\|Australia}} Joe Bugner	UD	10	1986-11-14	{{flagicon\|Australia}} Sydney, New South Wales, Australia	{{small\|94-99, 94-97, 94-100.}}
{{no2}}Loss	15–3	{{flagicon\|United States}} James Smith	UD	10	1986-08-23	{{flagicon\|North Carolina}} Fayetteville, North Carolina, United States	{{small\|92-98, 91-98, 92-97.}}
{{yes2}}Win	15–2	{{flagicon\|United States}} Wesley Smith	SD	10	1986-01-17	{{flagicon\|Georgia (U.S. state)}} Atlanta, Georgia, United States	{{small\|Referee stopped the bout at 2:15 of the sixth round.}}
{{no2}}Loss	14–2	{{flagicon\|Canada}} Trevor Berbick	TKO	11	1985-06-15	{{flagicon\|Nevada}} Las Vegas, Nevada, United States	{{small\|USBA Heavyweight Title. Referee stopped the bout at 2:30 of the 11th round.}}
{{no2}}Loss	14–1	{{flagicon\|United States}} Larry Holmes	TKO	10	1985-03-15	{{flagicon\|Nevada}} Las Vegas, Nevada, United States	{{small\|For IBF, The Ring, and lineal heavyweight titles}}
{{yes2}}Win	14–0	{{flagicon\|United States}} Greg Page	UD	12	1984-08-31	{{flagicon\|Nevada}} Las Vegas, Nevada, United States	{{small\|USBA Heavyweight Title. 116-112, 115-114, 115-113.}}
{{yes2}}Win	13–0	{{flagicon\|United States}} Leroy Caldwell	PTS	10	1984-03-09	{{flagicon\|Nevada}} Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
{{yes2}}Win	12–0	{{flagicon\|United States}} Alf Coffin	KO	2	1983-08-17	{{flagicon\|Nevada}} Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
{{yes2}}Win	11–0	{{flagicon\|United States}} Grady Daniels	KO	1	1983-07-16	{{flagicon\|Nevada}} Las Vegas, Nevada, United States	{{small\|Daniels knocked out at 2:01 of the first round.}}
{{yes2}}Win	10–0	{{flagicon\|United States}} Chuck Johnson	TKO	3	1983-02-12	{{flagicon\|Ohio}} Cleveland, Ohio, United States
{{yes2}}Win	9–0	{{flagicon\|United States}} George Chaplin	TKO	4	1982-11-26	{{flagicon\|Texas}} Houston, Texas, United States
{{yes2}}Win	8–0	{{flagicon\|United States}} Larry Beilfuss	TKO	1	1982-10-02	{{flagicon\|New Jersey}} Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States
{{yes2}}Win	7–0	{{flagicon\|United States}} Jack Watkins	KO	2	1982-08-14	{{flagicon\|Ohio}} Cleveland, Ohio, United States
{{yes2}}Win	6–0	{{flagicon\|United States}} Larry Sims	PTS	6	1982-06-27	{{flagicon\|Ohio}} Highland Heights, Ohio, United States
{{yes2}}Win	5–0	{{flagicon\|United States}} Laverne Bumpers	TKO	1	1982-05-02	{{flagicon\|New Jersey}} Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States
{{yes2}}Win	4–0	D.B. Johnson	KO	1	1982-04-09	{{flagicon\|Ohio}} Cleveland, Ohio, United States
{{yes2}}Win	3–0	{{flagicon\|United States}} Steve Flemester	TKO	2	1982-03-20	{{flagicon\|New Jersey}} Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States
{{yes2}}Win	2–0	Larry Ham	TKO	1	1982-02-24	{{flagicon\|New Jersey}} Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States
{{yes2}}Win	1–0	{{flagicon\|United States}} James Douglas	TKO	2	1981-11-06	{{flagicon\|Pennsylvania}} Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

References

1. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.nj.com/camden/index.ssf/2017/09/industrial_accident_kills_former_boxer_who_fought.html#incart_river_home|title=Industrial accident reportedly kills former boxer who fought Larry Holmes|publisher=}}
2. ^Boxing record for David Bey. BoxRec.com.

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