James Kirkland

James Kirkland was a professional boxer whose career spanned over 19 years, from 2001 to 2020. During his career, Kirkland had a total of 37 fights, winning 34 of them and losing the remaining three. He did not have any draws or no-contests in his career.

Kirkland had an impressive record for a professional boxer, and his knockout wins numbered 30. However, he did not have any total title wins during his career nor did he make any title defenses. Also, he didn't have any title-fight KO wins.

James Kirkland won his debut professional boxing match when he was only 17 years old. He defeated Maurice Chalmers via a third-round TKO. After that, Kirkland fought and won 26 more consecutive fights, which accounted for 23 wins via stoppage. Some of his notable victories include Alfredo Angulo, Glen Tapia, Eromosele Albert, Joel Julio, Ricardo Cortes, Brian Vera, and David Estrada.

James Kirkland had three losses in his professional boxing career, and all of them were in non-title bouts. His first loss was against Nobuhiro Ishida, who beat him via a first-round TKO. The loss ended his 27-fight win streak. All of Kirkland's defeats have been via stoppage, thus preventing him from getting a decision loss. You can find all of James Kirkland's losses in full-details on this website.

James Kirkland's last professional fight was against Juan Macias Montiel, which was a non-title bout that took place on December 26, 2020. Unfortunately, Kirkland lost the match via a first-round KO, marking his third loss via knockout. Kirkland's last match had taken place two years, three months, and five days ago.

As it stands now, James Kirkland retired from professional boxing with a record of 34-3. During his career, he had 30 knockout wins, which showed that he was an excellent boxer with an impressive career.

In conclusion, James Kirkland was a successful professional boxer whose career spanned over a decade. During his career, he had an impressive record, and his numerous victories showed that he was a talented boxer. Furthermore, his three knockout losses show that he was a boxer who would rely mostly on his strengths, which was his powerful punches, as opposed to other tactics, including dodging and counterpunching.

James Kirkland Fight Record