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Ashley Theophane
"Treasure"

48

Wins

9

Losses

1

Draws

None

KO%
  • Birth Name: Ashley Dean Theophane
  • Birth Place: Contribute
  • Born: August 30, 1980
  • Died: Contribute
  • Age: 43
  • Height: 5′ 7″
  • Weight: 140 lb
  • Reach: 67″
  • Stance: Orthodox
  • Pro Debut: June 03, 2003
  • Nationality: United Kingdom
  • Status: Inactive
  • Manager: Contribute
  • Promoter: Contribute
  • Total Bouts: 59
  • Total Rounds: 42

If you are a true boxing enthusiast, you have come across the name Ashley Theophane. The retired British professional boxer is celebrated for his 17-year career, having fought and won in 12 countries and emerged victorious in 50 out of his 59 fights. In this article, we delve into Ashley Theophane's career and achievements, highlighting his wins, losses, titles, and notable fights.

Ashley Theophane was born on 30th August 1980 in Paddington, London, England. He made his professional boxing debut in 2003, where he defeated Lee Bedell via a fourth-round technical knockout. He went ahead to win six consecutive fights, one via stoppage, before suffering his first loss to Judex Meemea via 6 round PTS on March 26, 2005. Ashley's career summary is characterized by his 48 wins, nine losses, one draw, and one no-contest.

Throughout his career, Ashley Theophane is celebrated for his boxing technique, ring movement, and calculated punching. He boasted of 17 knockout wins, with his last KO victory coming in October 2018. Despite soaring high in his career, Theophane failed to land any major titles. In his career, he never won any of his four world-title fights.

Ashley Theophane fought in three weight classes throughout his career: light-welterweight, welterweight, and light-middleweight. With a height of 5 ft 8 in (173 cm) and a reach of 67 in (170 cm), Theophane's relatively short-statured frame never hindered his capabilities inside the ring. He had a distinctive orthodox stance that made his in-ring style recognizable.

Theophane had his first world-title fight at the age of 35 on April 1, 2016, against Adrien Broner for the WBA (vacant) title. He, unfortunately, lost to Broner via a 9th round technical knockout. Ashley had many other notable fights throughout his career, including fights with Bakhtiyar Isgandarzada, Ferenc Hafner, Kassim Ouma, and Chaurembo Palasa.

Despite losing some fights throughout his career, Ashley Theophane always carried himself with dignity and resilience. Besides his excellent boxing skills, Ashley is also a published author, with his biography named "Raised by the Hood, which chronicles his life story from the mean streets of London to the bright lights of Las Vegas."

In recent years, Theophane has initiated several youth development programs in the UK and other parts of the world, where he teaches boxing skills to aspiring youths. Furthermore, the former professional boxer is actively involved in several philanthropic activities, including supporting and funding programs that help disadvantaged youths globally.

One of the most notable points about Ashley Theophane's career is that he was a five-year member of Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s Mayweather Promotions in Las Vegas. He featured in different boxing events and had memorable headlines, with all eyes on him anytime he entered the ring.

As for Ashley's nickname, he is fondly referred to as "Treasure" by his fans and supporters, a deserved homage to his in-ring technical brilliance and unique boxing style. Ashley Theophane's professional boxing career might have come to an end, but his legacy remains engraved in the hearts of boxing enthusiasts worldwide.

Ashley Theophane Fight Record

# Date Age Opponent Result Via
59 Dec 11, 2020 40 Sam Eggington Loss TKO6
58 Oct 5, 2019 39 Kassim Ouma Win UD
57 Jun 28, 2019 38 Ferenc Hafner Win TKO4
56 May 3, 2019 38 Jun Paderna Win TKO2
55 Jan 26, 2019 38 Ricardo Arce Sarmiento NC NC
54 Dec 1, 2018 38 Bakhtiyar Isgandarzada Win RTD3
53 Sep 28, 2018 38 Frank Dodzi Win TKO4
52 Jul 8, 2018 37 Janos Vas Win TKO5
51 Apr 28, 2018 37 Larry Smith Win UD
50 Dec 2, 2017 37 Paata Varduashvili Win RTD7
49 Aug 22, 2017 36 Shoki Sakai Loss UD
48 Dec 2, 2016 36 Yakubu Amidu Win UD
47 Apr 1, 2016 35 Adrien Broner Loss TKO9
46 Sep 12, 2015 35 Steve Upsher Chambers Win UD
45 Apr 30, 2015 34 Mahonri Montes Win SD
44 Dec 12, 2014 34 Hector Miguel Zuniga Win UD
43 Aug 30, 2014 34 Daniel Calzada Win UD
42 May 3, 2014 33 Angino Perez Win TKO4
41 Dec 6, 2013 33 Robert Osiobe Win SD
40 Sep 14, 2013 33 Pablo Cesar Cano Loss SD
39 Dec 28, 2012 32 Chaurembo Palasa Win KO1
38 Aug 24, 2012 31 Ronnie Warrior Jr. Win UD
37 May 19, 2012 31 Darren Hamilton Loss UD
36 Dec 10, 2011 31 Ben Murphy Win TKO11
35 Jul 23, 2011 30 Jason Cook Win KO10
34 Feb 19, 2011 30 Lenny Daws Win UD
33 Oct 10, 2010 30 Willie Thompson Win PTS
32 Jul 30, 2010 29 Delvin Rodriguez Win MD
31 Jun 19, 2010 29 Harasch Hotaki Win MD
30 Feb 26, 2010 29 Danny Garcia Loss SD
29 Jun 21, 2009 28 Mark Douglas Win PTS
28 Mar 22, 2009 28 Craig Docherty Win PTS
27 Dec 6, 2008 28 Matt Scriven Win PTS
26 Jul 31, 2008 27 DeMarcus Corley Win UD
25 Jun 15, 2008 27 Geoffrey Munika Win PTS
24 Feb 15, 2008 27 Ali Oubaali Loss UD
23 Dec 1, 2007 27 Rocky Muscus Win TKO1
22 Nov 16, 2007 27 Marcos Hernandez Win TKO3
21 Jan 20, 2007 26 Alan Bosworth Win TKO7
20 Dec 2, 2006 26 Omar Siala Win TKO11
19 Oct 7, 2006 26 Ibrahim Barakat Win PTS
18 Sep 24, 2006 26 Jon Honney Win PTS
17 May 21, 2006 25 Billy Smith Win PTS
16 Apr 1, 2006 25 Karl Taylor Win PTS
15 Mar 17, 2006 25 Josef Holub Win KO3
14 Feb 25, 2006 25 Daniel Thorpe Draw PTS
13 Nov 19, 2005 25 Duncan Cottier Win PTS
12 Oct 9, 2005 25 David Kehoe Win PTS
11 Sep 18, 2005 25 Oscar Milkitas Loss PTS
10 Jun 12, 2005 24 Jus Wallie Win PTS
9 Apr 24, 2005 24 David Kehoe Win PTS
8 Mar 26, 2005 24 Judex Meemea Loss PTS
7 Dec 2, 2004 24 Keith Jones Win PTS
6 Jun 19, 2004 23 Arv Mittoo Win PTS
5 Jun 5, 2004 23 Chris Brophy Win TKO3
4 May 6, 2004 23 Karl Taylor Win PTS
3 Apr 25, 2004 23 David Kirk Win PTS
2 Jul 22, 2003 22 Brian Coleman Win PTS
1 Jun 3, 2003 22 Lee Bedell Win TKO4