SPORT & NOTE
Ivan ROBINSON

Male

"Mighty"
Super-Lightweight, USA, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Born: February 27, 1971, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Height: 5ft 9in, mt 1,74


as an amateur:
1989 US National Golden Gloves featherweight 2nd place
1990 United States National Championships featherweight 2nd place
1990 Seattle, Washington, Goodwill Games featherweight silver medal
1991 United States National Championships featherweight winner
1991 US Olympic Festival featherweight winner
1991 Sydney, Australia, World Championships featherweight preliminaries

Below are reported 35 amateur contests: won 24, lost 11


Amateur results

DateOpponentPlaceResult
1989
- Mar. 29Frank PenaColorado Springs, Colorado LPTS 3
Knoxville, Tennessee, US National Golden Gloves 2nd place, 57 kg
+ May 11Rodney HughesKnoxville, Tennessee WPTS 3
+ May 12Lamar MurphyKnoxville, Tennessee WPTS 3
+ May 12Perry Lee KeyesKnoxville, Tennessee WPTS 3
- May 13Oscar De La HoyaKnoxville, Tennessee LPTS 3
Ottawa, Canada, Canada Cup gold medal, 57 kg
+ June 9Wesley SunshineOttawa, Canada WPTS 4:0
+ June 10Alberto RamirezOttawa, Canada WPTS 5:0
+ June 11Peter RichardsonOttawa, Canada WAB 2
Bayamon, Puerto Rico, World Junior Championships quarter-finals, 57 kg
+ Aug. 11Thomas DamgaardBayamon, Puerto Rico WRSC 1
- Aug. 13Dmitry ShurshakovBayamon, Puerto Rico LPTS 38:36
1990
Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States National Championships 2nd place, 57 kg
+ Feb. 28Teddy RandolphColorado Springs, Colorado WPTS 3
+ Mar. 1Mike RaffertyColorado Springs, Colorado WPTS 3
- Mar. 3Oscar De La HoyaColorado Springs, Colorado LPTS 3
Moscow, Soviet Union, Dual Match Soviet Union vs USA, 57 kg
- Apr. 29Sergey GalikeyevMoscow, Soviet Union LPTS 2:1
Seattle, Washington, Goodwill Games silver medal, 57 kg
+ July 31Kirkor KirkorovSeattle, Washington WPTS 4:1
+ Aug. 2Faat GatinSeattle, Washington WRSCH 3
- Aug. 5Oscar De La HoyaSeattle, Washington LPTS 4:1
1991
Honolulu, Hawaii, Dual Match USA vs South Korea, 57 kg
- Jan. 11Jin Myong DolHonolulu, Hawaii LPTS 2:1
Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States National Championships winner, 57 kg
+ Feb. 27Martin UlloaColorado Springs, Colorado WPTS 3
+ Feb. 28Fernando SanchezColorado Springs, Colorado WRSCH 2
+ Mar. 2Kenneth FridayColorado Springs, Colorado WPTS 3
Spokane, Washington, Dual Match USA vs Soviet Union, 57 kg
+ Mar. 29Kahaber BarawiSpokane, Washington WPTS 4:1
Fort Bragg, North Carolina, Dual Match USA vs Cuba, 57 kg
+ May 25Eddy SuarezFort Bragg, North Carolina WPTS 3
Inglewood, California, US Olympic Festival winner, 57 kg
+ July 16Kenneth FridayInglewood, California WPTS 3
Napoli and Pesaro, Italy, Dual Match Italy vs USA, 57 kg
+ Sept. 26Sandro CasamonicaNapoli, Italy WPTS 3:0
+ Sept. 28Sandro CasamonicaPesaro, Italy WPTS 3:0
Sydney, Australia, World Championships preliminaries, 57 kg
+ Nov. 16Jose FernandesSydney, Australia WRSC 1
- Nov. 18Duk-Kyu ParkSydney, Australia LPTS 49:47
1992
Birmingham, Alabama, Dual Match USA vs Hungary, 57 kg
+ Jan. 10Zoltan KalocsaiBirmingham, Alabama WPTS 3
Sacramento, California, Dual Match USA vs Bulgaria, 57 kg
+ Feb. 1Toncho TonchevSacramento, California WPTS 3
Tampa, Florida, AIBA Challenge, 57 Kg
- Mar. 14Arnaldo MesaTampa, Florida LPTS 21:9
Worcester, Massachusetts, US Olympic Trials 2nd place, 57 kg
+ June 11Kenneth FridayWorcester, Massachusetts WPTS 3
+ June 12Michael ClarkWorcester, Massachusetts WPTS 3
- June 14Julian WheelerWorcester, Massachusetts LPTS 3
Phoenix, Arizona, US Olympic Box-offs, 57 kg
- June 27Julian WheelerPhoenix, Arizona LPTS 3

Professional record

DateOpponentPlaceResult
1992
+ Oct. 20Pedro CottoAtlantic City, United States TKO 1
1993
+ Feb. 15Antonio PressleyPhiladelphia, United States KO 1
+ Mar. 13Genaro AndujarPoughkeepsie, United States W 6
+ Apr. 22Dan RuckerNew York, United States W 6
+ May 23Robert Harris Reading, United States TKO 2
+ June 17Richard De JesusPhiladelphia, United States TKO 5
+ June 26Leon BosticAtlantic City, United States W 6
+ Aug. 10Darrett CrockettGreenville, United States TKO 2
1994
+ Jan. 8Arturo NinaCatskill, United States W 8
+ Mar. 17Eugene DundeePhiladelphia, United States TKO 1
+ Apr. 21Luis MaysonetPhiladelphia, United States W 8
+ June 11Fred ValeraAtlantic City, United States W 10
+ July 1Lyndon WalkerPhiladelphia, United States W 8
+ Aug. 19Kevin MarstonAtlantic City, United States KO 1
+ Oct. 11Isander LacenPhiladelphia, United States TKO 5
+ Nov. 22Juan NegronSecaucus, United States W 10
1995
+ Jan. 28Lionel Butler Atlantic City, United States W 10
+ Apr. 4Isaac CruzPhiladelphia, United States W 10
+ June 6Jimmy DeoriaPhiladelphia, United States TKO 5
+ June 23Edwin RuizPhiladelphia, United States TKO 3
+ Oct. 17Demetrio CeballosPhiladelphia, United States W 12
USBA Lightweight Title
1996
+ May 21Sammy MejiasPhiladelphia, United States WDQ 9
USBA Lightweight Title
+ July 21Emanuel AugustusBaltimore, United States W 10
- Dec. 21Philip HolidayUncasville, United States L 12
IBF Lightweight Title
1997
- July 1Israel CardonaWildwood, United States TKO by 3
USBA Lightweight Title
+ Nov. 7Dezi FordPhiladelphia, United States W 10
1998
+ May 1Manuel De LeonPhiladelphia, United States W 10
+ Aug. 22Arturo GattiAtlantic City, United States W 10
+ Dec. 12Arturo GattiAtlantic City, United States W 10
1999
- Apr. 17Angel ManfredyIndio, United States L 10
+ Sept. 3James CraytonCherokee, United States W 12
NABF Lightweight Title
+ Nov. 11Tyrone FluckerPhiladelphia, United States KO 2
2000
- Apr. 15 Antonio DiazLas Vegas, United States TKO by 11
International Boxing Association Super-Lightweight Title
= Aug. 11Vivian HarrisAtlantic City, United States Draw 10
- Nov. 11Jesse James LeijaLas Vegas, United States L 10
2001
+ Mar. 2Alric JohnsonVerona, United States TKO 8
- July 6Efren HinojosaLake Tahoe, United States L 10
2002
- Oct. 11Charles TschorniawskyPhiladelphia, United States L 10
= Nov. 15Luis Alberto SantiagoPhiladelphia, United States Draw 12
International Boxing Council Americas Super-Lightweight Title
2003
+ June 19Mike McFailPhiladelphia, United States W 6
- Nov. 11 Michael StewartPhiladelphia, United States TKO by 8
USBA Super-Lightweight Title
2004
- Aug. 17Reggie NashValley Forge, United States L 8
2005
+ Feb. 18Tyrone WincklerPhiladelphia, United States W 6
- May 28Julio Cesar ChavezLos Angeles, United States L 10
2006
Inactive
2007
- June 8Darien FordPhiladelphia, United States L 6
2008
- July 3Favio MedinaWorley, United States L 10

 

Summary

Total bouts: 46, Won: 32 (12 inside the limit), Lost: 12 (3 inside the limit), Draw: 2, NC: 0