Real name Jason Aaron McCalmon Wins by KO 1 Total fights 5 Number of contests 0 Wins 5 Height 1.85 m Losses 0 | Rated at Super middleweight Name Jason McCalmon Draws 0 No contests 0 Stance Orthodox stance | |
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Born December 1, 1987 (age 36)
Halifax, West Yorkshire, England ( 1987-12-01 ) | ||
Nickname(s) Raven
The Laois Raven | ||
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Jason Aaron McCalmon (born December 1, 1987) is a professional boxer who currently resides in Huddersfield.
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- Jason mccalmon the laois raven battles in the 4th round with dean walker boxing ireland com
- Jason mccalmon bends our mind with various stories the laois raven boxing ireland com
- Amateur career
- Professional career
- References
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Amateur career
As an amateur boxer McCalmon represented Rawthorpe ABC.
Jason McCalmon won a silver medal at the Lemesia Cup event in Cyprus facing off against the European Champion Evgeniy Tischenko from Russia. McCalmon had lost by split decision however McCalmon was awarded the boxer of the tournament for his display where he fought three fights in three days whereas Tischenko only fought one fight due to withdrawals.
Professional career
McCalmon turned pro at the age of 22. He made his professional debut on October 9, 2010 at the Leisure Centre in Huddersfield, where he fought against James Tucker. McCalmon punished Tucker for four rounds until the referee halted a stop to the contest declaring McCalmon the winner by TKO.
Jason fought once more before the end of 2010 he fought on December 2, 2010 at the Cedar Court Hotel in Huddersfield against Jamie Ambler. Jason cruised his way to a well-deserved 40-35 victory with Ambler losing a point in the third round for holding.
His third fight was against the experienced Dean Walker on the Gary Sykes vs Carl Johanneson undercard. Jason McCalmon battered Sheffield’s Dean Walker over four rounds, decking the experienced man twice on his way to a comfortable 40-34 victory. Dean Walker went down in the third round from a right to the temple and went down again in the fourth and final round.