Richard Grant

Richard Grant, a former professional boxer who dominated the ring for over a decade, had a total of 36 fights in his career, consisting of 19 wins, 15 losses, 1 draw, and 1 no-contest. Grant had 5 KO wins to his name, but unfortunately, never won a single title in his 22-year-long boxing career.

Grant made his professional debut at the age of 22 on May 25, 1996, against Winston Sutherland, who he defeated via a 2nd round TKO. After 22 professional fights, he had his first world title shot where he went up against Antwun Echols for the IBF title at the age of 28 on August 3, 2002, which he lost after a 3rd round TKO.

Throughout his career, Grant bagged some phenomenal victories over respected names in the boxing world. Norman Johnson fell to his hands, as did Dave Hamilton and James Butler. He also defeated Tyrone Dowdy in one of his career's most notable victories.

Richard Grant's career wasn't without setbacks, as he suffered his first defeat against Victor Ramos via a 4 round PTS on July 29, 1996, and his first title fight loss against Antwun Echols. Overall in his career, he lost 15 fights, and his defeat to Victor Oganov on January 27, 2007, became his last professional fight.

Grant faced his fair share of adversity during his career with seven of his 15 losses coming via KO. Despite this setback, he remained resilient and persevered in the face of defeat. Today, Richard Grant stands as an inspiration to all fighters who face defeat in the ring.

In conclusion, Richard Grant was an accomplished professional boxer with a successful career spanning over a decade. Though he never won a world championship, he exhibited resilience and determination throughout his tenure in the ring. Today, he remains an inspiration to hopeful young boxers worldwide and a true testament to the sport of boxing.

Richard Grant Fight Record