Mickey Bey

Mickey Bey, a retired American professional boxer, had a career that spanned over 14 years, from 2005 to December 14, 2019. During this time, he amassed a record of 23-3-1, which included 11 knockout wins, one loss via knockout, and one world title win. Bey had a total of 28 fights, 23 wins, three losses, one draw, and one no-contest. He won his first world title on September 13, 2014, by defeating Miguel Vázquez via 12 round split-decision, becoming the IBF lightweight world champion.

Bey's professional boxing debut took place on April 29, 2005, at the age of 21, against Shane Gierke, whom he defeated via 1st round KO. Winning 15 consecutive fights that included 7 KO's after his debut, he had his first world title fight at 31, ten years after his debut.

Bey's world title win against Miguel Vázquez is considered the sole highlight of his career, where he defeated Vázquez via 12 round split-decision, becoming the IBF lightweight world champion. Although he had 28 fights, his first world title fight was the only fight where he won a title, thereby making it the highlight of his career.

Throughout his career, Bey encountered notable victories against fighters such as Miguel Vázquez, Luis Humberto Valdivia, Naim Nelson, Wilson Alcorro, Carlos Cardenas, Tyrone Wiggins, and Miguel Angel Munguia. However, only one fight noted as the highlight of Bey's career made him the world champion.

Bey had a total of three losses in his career, one of which was in a title bout, while the others were in non-title bouts. John Molina Jr defeated him via 10th round TKO, which ended his 18-fight win streak, marking his first professional loss. He lost two times via decision and suffered only one loss via knockout. Bey retired from professional boxing with a record of 23 wins, three losses, one draw, and one no-contest.

In conclusion, Mickey Bey is a retired American professional boxer who had a record career of 23-3-1, including one win where he became the IBF lightweight world champion. Although he had notable victories against many fighters, his first world title fight against Miguel Vázquez is the sole highlight of his boxing career. His three losses included one knockout loss and two decision losses, with his last fight being a non-title bout against George Kambosos Jr, whom he lost to via 10 round split-decision.

Mickey Bey Fight Record