Mark Johnson

Career, Record, Stats

Mark Johnson (Too Sharp) is a 53-year-old retired American professional boxer. He is a two-weightclass world champion with 3 world-title wins. In a career spanning 16 years and 1 day, Johnson amassed a record of 44-5, which includes 28 wins via KO, 6 of which were in world-title fights. He was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame (IBHOF) in 2012.

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LEGEND

Mark Johnson's Boxing Career

Mark Johnson was born in Washington, D.C., U.S. on August 13, 1971. He made his professional debut at the age of 18 years on February 24, 1990 against Ray González. Johnson defeated González via 3rd round KO, making a successful beginning of his pro career.

Johnson became a world champion at the age of 24 after 29 professional fights. He challenged Francisco Tejedor for the vacant IBF flyweight title and stopped Tejedor in the 1st of the 12-round fight, winning his first world title.

He then went on to successfully win the super-flyweight (IBF, WBO) titles also to become a two-division world champion.

Johnson's last fight was an 8th-round KO loss to Jhonny González at age 34, on February 25, 2006.

Some of Mark Johnson's best fights have been against Fernando Montiel. For a complete list of Johnson's best fights and their details, refer to "Best fights of Mark Johnson".

Johnson has 5 losses on his record. For details about these losses refer to "Mark Johnson Losses".

Mark Johnson's Boxing Record

#	Date	Age	Opponent	Res	Via
50	Feb 25, 2006	34	Jhonny González 24 31-4	loss	KO 8
49	Sep 25, 2004	33	Iván Hernández	loss	KO 8
48	Jul 17, 2004	32	Paulino Villalobos	win	UD 10
47	Mar 06, 2004	32	Luis Bolano	win	KO 4
46	Aug 16, 2003	32	Fernando Montiel 24 27-0-1	win	MD 12
45	Jun 28, 2003	31	Ricardo Medina	win	UD 8
44	Feb 23, 2002	30	Rafael Márquez 26 26-3	loss	TKO 8
43	Oct 06, 2001	30	Rafael Márquez 26 25-3	loss	SD 10
42	Jul 24, 2001	29	Arturo Valenzuela	win	TKO 6
41	Jun 08, 2001	29	Sergio Perez	win	UD 10
40	Nov 19, 1999	28	Raul Juarez	nc	NA
39	Aug 13, 1999	28	Jorge Lacierva	win	TD 8
38	Apr 24, 1999	27	Ratanachai Sor Vorapin	win	UD 12
37	Sep 04, 1998	27	José Laureano	win	TKO 6
36	Jul 26, 1998	26	Luis Rolon	win	UD 12
35	Feb 22, 1998	26	Arthur Johnson	win	KO 1
34	Sep 16, 1997	26	Angel Almena	win	UD 12
33	Jun 01, 1997	25	Cecilio Espino	win	KO 2
32	Feb 10, 1997	25	Alejandro Montiel	win	UD 12
31	Aug 05, 1996	24	Raul Juarez	win	TKO 8
30	May 04, 1996	24	Francisco Tejedor	win	KO 1
29	Dec 11, 1995	24	Raul Rios	win	KO 3
28	Oct 15, 1995	24	Ernest Sneed	win	TKO 1
27	Sep 11, 1995	24	Marcos Pacheco	win	TKO 4
26	Jul 15, 1995	23	Josué Camacho	win	TKO 8
25	Jun 10, 1995	23	Rafael Granillo	win	KO 5
24	Apr 24, 1995	23	Mauro Diaz	win	TKO 3
23	Feb 20, 1995	23	Leon Salazar	win	RTD 12
22	Oct 22, 1994	23	Enrique Orozco	win	TKO 12
21	Jun 11, 1994	22	Jose Quirino	win	KO 3
20	May 09, 1994	22	Javier Juarez	win	KO 3
19	Apr 23, 1994	22	Ancee Gedeon	win	PTS 10
18	Mar 01, 1994	22	Eduardo Ramirez	win	KO 2
17	Dec 06, 1993	22	Roberto Betillo Alvarez	win	UD 12
16	Aug 09, 1993	21	Armando Diaz	win	UD 12
15	May 18, 1993	21	Alberto Jimenez	win	SD 12
14	Apr 05, 1993	21	Rudy Bradley	win	PTS 8
13	Feb 19, 1993	21	Luis Rosario	win	KO 2
12	Nov 29, 1992	21	Daniel Moran	win	TKO 1
11	Oct 03, 1992	21	Raul Hernandez	win	KO 2
10	Jun 13, 1992	20	Steve Coleman	win	KO 1
9	Jan 11, 1992	20	Aureo Dominguez	win	UD 6
8	Sep 21, 1991	20	Martin Llovera	win	KO 2
7	Jul 24, 1991	19	Joe Bordley	win	KO 2
6	May 04, 1991	19	Derrick Shepherd	win	KO 1
5	Mar 09, 1991	19	Derrick Shepherd	win	PTS 6
4	Feb 26, 1991	19	Darian Riley	win	KO 2
3	Jan 11, 1991	19	Wayne Johnson	win	KO 1
2	Mar 17, 1990	18	Richie Wenton	loss	PTS 4
1	Feb 24, 1990	18	Ray González	win	KO 3

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