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Greg Richardson (born February 7, 1958 in Youngstown, Ohio) is a former professional boxer who was WBC Bantamweight Champion between February 25, 1991, and September 19, 1991. He was born on the East Side of Youngstown, where he launched his amateur career in the late 1960s. In 1974, Richardson was the National AAU and National Golden Gloves flyweight champion.

Professional career

Known as "The Flea", Richardson turned pro in 1982. Richardson's professional career peaked in February 1991, when he scored an upset victory over Raúl Pérez and won the WBC bantamweight title. Trained by Earl Charity, Richardson's quick reflexes were credited with earning him a 12-round unanimous decision over Perez, who held the title for almost 28 months. He defended the title against Victor Rabanales,^[1] before losing the belt to Joichiro Tatsuyoshi in 1991. In 1992 he moved down in weight to take on WBC super flyweight title holder Moon Sung-kil, but lost a majority decision. He retired in 1996.

During his career Greg Richardson also held the NABF Bantamweight Title, as well as the USBA Bantamweight and Super Bantamweight Titles.

Professional boxing record

No.|Number

Result

Record

Opponent

Type

Round, time

Date

Location

Notes

{{no2}}Loss

31–8–1

{{flagicon|MEX}} Juan Carlos Ramírez

TKO}}

6 (12)}}

1996-07-05}}

{{no2}}Loss

31–7–1

{{flagicon|ROM}} Petrica Janos Paraschiv

PTS}}

12 (12)}}

1995-06-10}}

{{yes2}}Win

31–6–1

{{flagicon|PHI}} Edel Geronimo

UD}}

12 (12)}}

1995-02-28}}

{{yes2}}Win

30–6–1

{{flagicon|MEX}} Armando Castro

PTS}}

12 (12)}}

1994-07-22}}

{{Draw}}Draw

29–6–1

{{flagicon|MEX}} Miguel Espinoza

PTS}}

8 (8)}}

1993-07-12}}

{{no2}}Loss

29–6

{{flagicon|KOR}} Moon Sung-kil

MD}}

12 (12)}}

1992-10-31}}

{{no2}}Loss

29–5

{{flagicon|JPN}} Joichiro Tatsuyoshi

RTD}}

10 (12)}}

1991-09-19}}

{{yes2}}Win

29–4

{{flagicon|MEX}} Victor Rabanales

SD}}

12 (12)}}

1991-05-20}}

{{yes2}}Win

28–4

{{flagicon|MEX}} Raúl Pérez

UD}}

12 (12)}}

1991-02-25}}

{{yes2}}Win

27–4

{{flagicon|USA}} Eddie Rangel

UD}}

12 (12)}}

1990-11-12}}

{{yes2}}Win

26–4

{{flagicon|INA}} Ellyas Pical

MD}}

10 (10)}}

1990-03-12}}

{{yes2}}Win

25–4

{{flagicon|USA}} Gaby Canizales

UD}}

10 (10)}}

1989-07-17}}

{{yes2}}Win

24–4

{{flagicon|USA}} Sonny Long

UD}}

10 (10)}}

1989-05-30}}

{{yes2}}Win

23–4

{{flagicon|USA}} James Tolliver

UD}}

10 (10)}}

1988-11-15}}

{{no2}}Loss

22–4

{{flagicon|USA}} Jesse Benavides

SD}}

12 (12)}}

1987-11-20}}

{{no2}}Loss

22–3

{{flagicon|AUS}} Jeff Fenech

KO}}

5 (12)}}

1987-07-10}}

{{yes2}}Win

22–2

{{flagicon|USA}} Darryl Thigpen

UD}}

12 (12)}}

1987-06-05}}

{{yes2}}Win

21–2

{{flagicon|USA}} Robert Shannon

MD}}

12 (12)}}

1986-11-26}}

{{yes2}}Win

20–2

{{flagicon|USA}} Ron Cisneros

PTS}}

10 (10)}}

1986-08-14}}

{{yes2}}Win

19–2

{{flagicon|USA}} James Tolliver

UD}}

12 (12)}}

1985-10-01}}

{{yes2}}Win

18–2

{{flagicon|USA}} Oscar Muniz

UD}}

12 (12)}}

1985-06-04}}

{{yes2}}Win

17–2

{{flagicon|USA}} James Manning

SD}}

12 (12)}}

1985-01-25}}

{{yes2}}Win

16–2

{{flagicon|PAN}} Alfonso Lopez

UD}}

10 (10)}}

1984-11-13}}

{{yes2}}Win

15–2

{{flagicon|USA}} Harold Petty

UD}}

12 (12)}}

1984-09-20}}

{{yes2}}Win

14–2

{{flagicon|USA}} Roy Muniz

TKO}}

8 (8)}}

1984-07-31}}

{{yes2}}Win

13–2

{{flagicon|COL}} Edgar Acevedo

PTS}}

10 (10)}}

1984-05-26}}

{{yes2}}Win

12–2

{{flagicon|PHI}} Romy Navarrete

UD}}

10 (10)}}

1984-04-17}}

{{yes2}}Win

11–2

{{flagicon|USA}} John Norman

KO}}

4 (?)}}

1984-04-03}}

{{yes2}}Win

10–2

{{flagicon|PUR}} Diego Rosario

MD}}

8 (8)}}

1984-01-17}}

{{yes2}}Win

9–2

{{flagicon|USA}} Sonny Long

UD}}

8 (8)}}

1983-11-15}}

{{yes2}}Win

8–2

{{flagicon|PUR}} Felix Marquez

UD}}

8 (8)}}

1983-09-27}}

{{yes2}}Win

7–2

{{flagicon|MEX}} Baby Kid Chocolate

PTS}}

8 (8)}}

1983-07-27}}

{{yes2}}Win

6–2

{{flagicon|USA}} Francis Childs

PTS}}

8 (8)}}

1983-04-24}}

{{no2}}Loss

5–2

{{flagicon|USA}} Francis Childs

PTS}}

6 (6)}}

1982-10-14}}

{{yes2}}Win

5–1

{{flagicon|USA}} James Tolliver

PTS}}

4 (4)}}

1982-09-29}}

{{yes2}}Win

4–1

{{flagicon|USA}} Clarence Miller

KO}}

2 (?)}}

1982-08-23}}

{{yes2}}Win

3–1

{{flagicon|USA}} Simon Feaster

PTS}}

4 (4)}}

1982-07-24}}

{{yes2}}Win

2–1

{{flagicon|USA}} Brett Livingston

PTS}}

4 (4)}}

1982-05-08}}

{{no2}}Loss

1–1

{{flagicon|USA}} Henry Lee

KO}}

1 (?)}}

1982-03-17}}

{{yes2}}Win

1–0

{{flagicon|USA}} Al Dunlap

TKO}}

1 (?)}}

1982-02-22}}

Personal life

He is the uncle of former Florida Gators Cornerback Keiwan Ratliff and Light middleweight boxer Durrell Richardson.^[2]

Professional career

Professional boxing record

Personal life

See also

References

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