Vivian Harris

Vivian Harris was a formidable boxer, and with 48 fights to his name, he certainly made his mark on the boxing world. Throughout his career, he amassed a record of 33 wins, 12 losses, 2 draws, and 1 no-contest. His impressive career spanned over 20 years from 1997 to 2018, showcasing his dedication to the sport.

At the age of 19, Harris made his professional debut against Leviticus Long, who he defeated via first-round knockout. This victory set the tone for what was to come. Harris went on to win 15 more fights consecutively, 12 of which were by stoppage. These early victories demonstrated Harris's determination and skill, which paved the way for his future success.

His first world title fight came at the age of 24, after 23 professional fights. He fought Diosbelys Hurtado for the super-lightweight WBA (Regular) title and defeated him via a 2nd round TKO. This victory was the highlight of his career, as Harris became the super-lightweight champion of the world. He went on to win a total of one world title at super-lightweight, with three title defenses to his name.

Some of Harris's best and most notable victories include his wins over Oktay Urkal, Diosbelys Hurtado, Octavio Narvaez, Stevie Johnston, Souleymane M'baye, and Juan Lazcano. These milestones demonstrate Harris's prowess and dedication to the sport.

Despite his many successes, Harris also suffered 12 losses in his professional career. Two of these losses were in title bouts, with the other 10 occurring during non-title bouts. His first loss came in 2000 against Ray Oliveira via a unanimous decision, which ended his 16-fight win streak. Throughout his career, Harris was stopped nine times and lost three times via decision.

In his last professional fight, Harris faced American boxer DeMarcus Corley in a non-title rematch on July 21, 2018. Harris won the fight via a 12 round unanimous decision, marking the end of his impressive career. With a record of 33-12-2, including 19 knockout wins and nine losses via knockout, the boxer retired from the sport feeling justifiably proud.

In conclusion, Vivian Harris's record of 33 wins, 12 losses, 2 draws, and 1 no-contest was the result of more than 20 years of dedication, focus, and hard work. From his victorious debut against Leviticus Long to his triumph over Diosbelys Hurtado for the WBA (Regular) super-lightweight title, Harris demonstrated time and time again that he was one of the best boxers of his time. Although he faced setbacks in his career, he never lost sight of his goals and was always willing to put in the work to achieve them. Thanks to his many notable accomplishments, Vivian Harris will be remembered as one of the greats in boxing history.

Vivian Harris Fight Record