Gary Mason

Gary Mason was a professional boxer who had an impressive record of 37 wins, 34 of which were by knockout. Mason's career spanned over 9 years, from 1984 to 1994, and during this time he fought a total of 38 professional bouts.

During his debut fight in 1984, Gary Mason faced off against Al Malcolm, defeating him with a first-round knockout. This would mark the beginning of a successful career for Mason, going on to win 34 more consecutive fights, 31 of which were won via stoppage.

Some of Mason's most notable victories include wins over James Tillis, Jess Harding, David Jaco, Ricky Parkey, Manoel de Almeida, Sammy Scaff, and Alfonzo Ratliff. These victories solidified Mason's place in the boxing world and placed him as a top contender in the heavyweight division.

However, Mason's winning streak would come to an end in 1991 when he faced Lennox Lewis in the ring. Mason was defeated via 7th round TKO, marking his first loss in his professional boxing career. Despite this defeat, Mason remained a top contending boxer in the heavyweight division.

Mason's last professional fight took place in 1994 against Martin Foster in a non-title bout. Mason won the fight via 3rd round TKO. Following this fight, Mason retired from professional boxing with a record of 37-1, which included 34 knockout wins and one loss via knockout.

Throughout his career, Gary Mason was a formidable boxer, known for his power and strength in the ring. His knockout record speaks to his ability to deliver explosive punches, while his impressive win record attests to his consistent skill and dedication to the sport.

While Mason never won a title or made any title defenses, his contributions to the boxing world cannot be overlooked. He remains a respected figure in the sport and his achievements continue to inspire aspiring boxers to this day.

Gary Mason Fight Record