Doug DeWitt Record

Doug DeWitt (Cobra) is a 63-year-old retired American professional boxer. He is a former middleweight world champion with 2 world-title wins. In a career spanning 12 years, 8 months, and 7 days, DeWitt amassed a record of 33-8-5, which includes 19 wins via KO, 1 of which was in a world-title fight.

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LEGEND

Boxing Career

Doug DeWitt was born in Youngstown, Ohio, U.S. on August 13, 1961. He made his professional debut at the age of 18 years on March 28, 1980 against Peter Pennello. DeWitt defeated Pennello via 4 round points decision, making a successful beginning of his pro career.

DeWitt became a world champion at the age of 27 after 40 professional fights. He challenged Robbie Sims for the WBO middleweight title and defeated the champion via 12-round split decision, winning his first world title.

DeWitt's last fight was a 6th-round RTD loss to James Toney at age 31, on December 5, 1992.

Some of Doug DeWitt's best fights have been against Tony Thornton and Robbie Sims. For a complete list of DeWitt's best fights and their details, refer to "Best fights of Doug DeWitt".

DeWitt has 8 losses on his record. For details about these losses refer to "Doug DeWitt Losses".

Fight Record

#	Date	Age	Opponent	Res	Via
46	Dec 05, 1992	31	James Toney 24 32-0-2	loss	RTD 6
45	May 28, 1992	30	Dan Sherry	win	SD 10
44	Feb 07, 1992	30	Tyrone Frazier	draw	MD 10
43	Apr 29, 1990	28	Nigel Benn 26 25-1	loss	TKO 8
42	Jan 15, 1990	28	Matthew Hilton	win	RTD 11
41	Apr 18, 1989	27	Robbie Sims 29 29-5-2	win	SD 12
40	Nov 08, 1988	27	Sumbu Kalambay 32 45-3-1	loss	TKO 7
39	Aug 19, 1988	27	Alberto Gonzalez	win	KO 6
38	Jan 29, 1988	26	Ron Essett	draw	MD 10
37	Nov 06, 1987	26	Tony Thornton 27 17-0-1	win	MD 12
36	Aug 18, 1987	26	Lenny LaPaglia	win	UD 10
35	Feb 20, 1987	25	Jose Quinones	loss	TKO 3
34	Oct 17, 1986	25	Thomas Hearns 27 42-2	loss	UD 12
33	Jul 13, 1986	24	Milton McCrory 24 28-1-1	loss	UD 10
32	May 06, 1986	24	Charles Boston	win	UD 10
31	Jan 18, 1986	24	Luis Rivera	win	TKO 7
30	Aug 30, 1985	24	Robbie Sims 25 23-4-1	loss	UD 10
29	Mar 08, 1985	23	Don Lee	draw	UD 10
28	Oct 04, 1984	23	Jimmie Sykes	win	TKO 1
27	Apr 19, 1984	22	Bobby Hoye	win	UD 10
26	Feb 17, 1984	22	Mike Tinley	win	UD 12
25	Jan 13, 1984	22	Freddie Boynton	win	RTD 5
24	Sep 09, 1983	22	Hector Rosario	win	KO 4
23	Aug 10, 1983	21	King Starling	win	TKO 8
22	Feb 16, 1983	21	Vernon Reed	win	KO 1
21	Dec 03, 1982	21	Larry Rayford	win	KO 6
20	Oct 20, 1982	21	Teddy Mann	win	TKO 6
19	Oct 02, 1982	21	William Page	win	KO 1
18	Aug 04, 1982	20	Mike Hyman	win	TKO 6
17	Mar 21, 1982	20	Ben Serrano	draw	PTS 8
16	Mar 04, 1982	20	Bill Medei	win	TKO 1
15	Feb 04, 1982	20	Danny Long	win	MD 8
14	Dec 22, 1981	20	Charlie Hecker	win	TKO 5
13	Nov 24, 1981	20	Tony Suero	draw	UD 8
12	Oct 09, 1981	20	Danny McAloon	win	TKO 3
11	Jun 25, 1981	19	Lenny Villers	win	TKO 8
10	Apr 24, 1981	19	Kevin Cheatum	win	KO 1
9	Mar 08, 1981	19	Ben Serrano	loss	PTS 8
8	Feb 18, 1981	19	Willard Nance	win	UD 8
7	Jan 21, 1981	19	Larry Davis	win	PTS 6
6	Dec 17, 1980	19	Derrick Doughty	win	KO 1
5	Oct 15, 1980	19	Terry Duncan	win	UD 6
4	Sep 17, 1980	19	Larry Davis	win	UD 6
3	Jun 11, 1980	18	Calvin Cook	win	UD 4
2	May 14, 1980	18	Charlie Hecker	win	KO 3
1	Mar 28, 1980	18	Peter Pennello	win	PTS 4

Championships

Doug DeWitt won 2 world championships in two world-title fights at the middleweight weight division.

#	Date	Opponent	Weight Class	Won	Method	Round
1	Jan 15, 1990	Matthew Hilton	Middleweight	WBO	RTD	11
2	Apr 18, 1989	Robbie Sims	Middleweight	WBO	SD	12

DeWitt has lost 1 world championship in 1 title-defense fight.

#	Date	Opponent	Weight Class	Lost	Method	Round
1	Apr 29, 1990	Nigel Benn	Middleweight	WBO	TKO	8

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