Renold Quinlan

Renold Quinlan was a professional boxer from Australia whose career spanned over a decade. He made his debut as a boxer in 2008 at the age of 19 and went on to leave an impressive mark in the boxing industry.

In total, Renold Quinlan fought in 16 professional boxing matches, winning 12 bouts with 8 of those by knockout. He had no draws or no-contests throughout his career, closing out his professional boxing career with a record of 12-4

Quinlan's career was marked by several highlights, but his most notable was his fight against Daniel Geale. This fight took place on October 14, 2016, and saw Quinlan deliver an impressive performance, defeating Geale via 2nd round knockout. This fight put Quinlan on the map in the boxing world and cemented his legacy as a formidable opponent.

Although Quinlan had an impressive career, he suffered four losses, all of which occurred in non-title bouts. The first loss he experienced was against Jake Carr on December 3, 2014, via 10 round unanimous decision. Quinlan has been stopped three times and lost once via decision. It's worth noting that all of his losses were non-title bouts.

Despite never winning a title or defending one, Quinlan's career was still marked with several good performances. Some of his notable victories include wins against Ricardo Ramallo, Alexander Bajawa, Michael Van Nimwegen, Dechapon Suwunnalird, Aswin Cabuy, and Peme Lilomaiava.

Renold Quinlan was known for his knockout power, with eight of his 12 wins coming by way of knockout. However, he also had three losses via knockout, putting a spotlight on his weaknesses in the ring.

Quinlan's last professional fight was on December 22, 2018, a non-title bout against British boxer Joshua Buatsi. The fight ended quickly, with Buatsi delivering a 1st round TKO and ultimately leading to Quinlan's retirement from professional boxing.

Even though Quinlan never won a title or defended one, his impressive performances throughout his career solidified him as a formidable opponent in the ring. His career may have been cut short, but his legacy as a powerful and skilled boxer will live on in the boxing community.

Renold Quinlan Fight Record