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Name
  
Ricky Womack

Role
  
Boxer


Died
  
January 19, 2002

Martial art
  
Boxing

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Ricky Womack (May 7, 1961 in Detroit, Michigan – January 19, 2002) was a professional boxer from the United States.

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Amateur highlights

Womack had an outstanding amateur career, and beat future legend Evander Holyfield twice.

Selected bouts [1]:

1982

  • Aug 15 Jeff Goff W 3 Ohio State Fair Gold & Outstanding Fighter
  • 1983

  • Nov 8 Sherman Griffin KO 1 US Championships Colorado Springs, CO
  • Nov 9 David Lester KO 1 US Championships Colorado Springs, CO
  • Nov 10 Evander Holyfield W (w/o) US Championships Colorado Springs, CO
  • Nov 11 Bennie Heard W 3 US Championships Gold Colorado Springs, CO
  • Nov 29 Ken Johnson KO 1 USA-Canada Reno, NV
  • 1984

  • Jun 10 Evander Holyfield W 3 United States Olympic Trials Fort Worth, TX
  • Jul 7 Evander Holyfield L 3 United States Olympic Box-offs Las Vegas, NV
  • Professional career

    Womack turned pro in 1984 and began his career with a promising string of victories, including a victory over future champion Uriah Grant, and was undefeated in his first nine bouts until troubles outside of the ring derailed his career.

    Troubles outside the ring

    Womack was sentenced to 12–25 years for armed robbery [2]. After serving 15 years, Womack was released in November 2000 [3].

    Comeback

    After his release, Womack returned to the ring in 2001 and won all four bouts.

    Death

    On January 19, 2002, Womack committed suicide, two months after his last fight. [5]

    References

    Ricky Womack Wikipedia


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