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Ross Puritty. Statistics Real name Ross Puritty. Nickname(s) The Boss Rated at Heavyweight Height 6 ft 3 in (1.91 m) Nationality American Born December 18, 1966 (1966-12-18) (age 44) Norman, Oklahoma Stance Orthodox stance Boxing record Total fights 54 Wins 31 Wins by KO 27 Losses 20 Draws 3 Ross Puritty (born December 18, 1966 in Norman, Oklahoma) is a retired heavyweight professional boxer. A high-level journeyman and occasional heavyweight contender, Puritty is best remembered for his shocking upset of Wladimir Klitschko in 1998 that won him the WBC international Heavyweight title. Professional Boxing career Purrity made his professional debut on May 29, 1989, with a first-round knockout of Sergio Araujo. He then lost his second professional fight to Cleveland Woods. Through his first six professional fights Puritty had compiled a mediocre record of 3-3, and after thirteen professional fights he was doing even worse, falling to 6-7. By this time Puritty was considered nothing more than a useful journeyman who could be used as a trial horse for other young heavyweights. But Puritty was learning the art and science of boxing, and with time and experience his results began to improve. A July 1994 match against Tommy Morrison, 41-2 at the time, was a turning point in Puritty's career, as he was outlanded and tired out near the end of the fight, but the bout was scored a draw after ten rounds on the strength of Puritty's two knockdowns of Morrison. Puritty then went on a tear, winning his next ten consecutive bouts, all by knockout. Puritty had made his name and was now considered a top-tier opponent, earning matches against Hasim Rahman and Michael Grant (both of whom beat him), and against Jorge Luis Gonzalez and Joe Hipp, both of whom Puritty beat. Following the win against Hipp, Puritty was matched against world title contenders Corrie Sanders, Larry Donald, and Chris Byrd, losing all three fights. Just when it appeared that his time as a contender was ending, Puritty upset the undefeated prospect Mark Hulstrom and the also undefeated future world champion Wladimir Klitschko in just 29 days in late 1998 on his way to a four fight win streak (he won the WBC international Heavyweight title from Klitschko). Since a draw with Frankie Swindell in January 2000, Puritty has compiled a pedestrian record of just 4-7-2, and his time appears to have passed. But overall Puritty has salvaged a very respectable career as a high-level journeyman and sometime contender for the heavyweight crown, amassing a career record of 31 wins and 20 losses with 27 wins coming by knockout. Puritty has been generally acknowledged as a fighter with an "iron chin" due to his tremendous ability to absorb punishment. Throughout his whole professional career of 54 fights he has never been knocked out, and he was stopped only once, by Vitali Klitschko in 2001.Sidenote - he was stopped by Cleveland Williams in the 1st round and was down twice. Ross Puritty now resides in Wichita, Kansas living with his wife Twila and their three children, Chandler, Tonique, and Ross jr. There he has taken under his wing amateur boxers such as national contender Jeffery Page from Andover, Kansas and numerous other amateurs in a team known as Wichita Hard Hitters. Also for a short period coached the Golden Glove champion Charles Ellis through a short but explosive professional career and he is currently an assistant football coach for Kapaun Mt. Carmel High School in Wichita KS. Professional boxing record 31 Wins (27 knockouts, 4 decisions), 20 Losses (3 knockouts, 17 decisions), 3 Draws [1] Result Record Opponent Type Round Date Location Notes Win 31-20-3 Carl Gathright MD 8 27/10/2007 River Rock Casino, Richmond, British Columbia, Canada Loss 30-20-3 David Cadieux UD 10 10/02/2007 Armory, Montreal, Quebec, Canada Loss 30-19-3 Eddie Chambers UD 10 15/05/2005 Blue Horizon, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States Loss 30-18-3 Alexander Dimitrenko UD 8 06/11/2004 Erdgas Arena, Riesa, Sachsen, Germany Win 30-17-3 Tommy Connelly TKO 4 (6) 24/01/2004 Fire Lake Casino, Shawnee, Oklahoma, United States Win 29-17-3 John Dixon KO 2 (6) 02/08/2003 Northern Lights Casino, Walker, Minnesota, United States Loss 28-17-3 Attila Levin UD 10 08/09/2002 Great Plains Coliseum, Lawton, Oklahoma, United States Loss 28-16-3 Timo Hoffmann UD 12 01/06/2002 Nuremberg Arena, Nuremberg, Bayern, Germany For IBF Inter-Continental Heavyweight title. Loss 28-15-3 Vitali Klitschko TKO 11 (12) 08/12/2001 Koenig Pilsener Arena, Oberhausen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany For WBA Inter-Continental Heavyweight title. Fight stopped due to bad cut. Draw 28-14-3 Sedreck Fields PTS 10 21/09/2001 Sport Palace Yunusabad, Tashkent, Uzbekistan Win 28-14-2 Ronnie Smith TKO 4 (18) 04/11/2000 Music Hall, Austin, Texas, United States Loss 27-14-2 Elieser Castillo UD 10 20/08/2000 Casino Queen, East St. Louis, Illinois, United States Draw 27-13-2 Frankie Swindell PTS 10 14/01/2000 Don Haskins Convention Center, El Paso, Texas, United States Win 27-13-1 Louis Monaco PTS 8 22/04/1999 Adam’s Mark Hotel, Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States Win 26-13-1 Lorenzo Boyd TKO 3 (6) 23/03/1999 KC Market Center, Kansas City, Missouri, United States Win 25-13-1 Wladimir Klitschko TKO 11 (12) 05/12/1998 Sport Palace, Kiev, Ukraine Klitschko was winning the fight easily but ran out of gas. In round 10 the exhausted Klitschko was knocked down, and in 11th Puritty kept pounding Klitschko, which caused his trainer Fritz Sdunek to jump into the ring and stop the fight. Win 24-13-1 Mark Hulstrom KO 2 (6) 06/11/1998 K.B. Hallen, Copenhagen, Denmark Loss 23-13-1 Chris Byrd UD 10 14/07/1998 Casino Magic, Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, United States Loss 23-12-1 Larry Donald UD 10 21/04/1998 Players Island Casino, Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States Loss 23-11-1 Corrie Sanders UD 12 15/11/1997 Carousel Hotel & Casino, Temba, North-West, South Africa For vacant WBU Heavyweight title. Win 23-10-1 Joe Hipp KO 10 (10) 15/06/1997 Grand Casino, Biloxi, Mississippi, United States Win 22-10-1 Calvin Jones TKO 5 (?) 17/04/1997 Adam’s Mark Hotel, Biloxi, Oklahoma, United States Win 21-10-1 Jorge Luis Gonzalez TKO 7 (10) 05/12/1996 Brady Theater, Biloxi, Oklahoma, United States Win 20-10-1 Lionel Jackson KO 1 (?) 14/09/1996 Matte Sports Arena, Biloxi, Oklahoma, United States Win 19-10-1 Michael Seals TKO 2 (?) 03/09/1996 Memphis, Tennessee, United States Loss 18-10-1 Michael Grant UD 10 21/07/1996 Teamster's Hall, Baltimore, Maryland, United States Loss 18-9-1 Hasim Rahman UD 10 26/03/1996 Rochester, New York, United States Win 18-8-1 Ron Brooks TKO 1 (8) 02/03/1996 Civic Center, Sanford, North Carolina, United States Win 17-8-1 Stan Jones KO 3 (8) 23/09/1995 Kissimmee, Florida, United States Win 16-8-1 Andre Smiley TKO 1 (8) 26/08/1995 Argosy Riverboat, Kansas City, Missouri, United States Win 15-8-1 Cedric Harbaugh TKO 3 (?) 22/08/1995 Raleigh, North Carolina, United States Win 14-8-1 Andre Smiley TKO 1 (?) 18/08/1995 Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico Win 13-8-1 Tom Williams TKO 1 (?) 25/07/1995 Columbia, South Carolina, United States Win 12-8-1 Lamar Johnson TKO 3 (?) 18/07/1995 Raleigh, South Carolina, United States Win 11-8-1 Tyrone Dixon KO 1 (?) 22/06/1995 Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States Win 10-8-1 Max Key TKO 2 (?) 26/04/1995 Raleigh, South Carolina, United States Win 9-8-1 Ron Gullette TKO 4 (?) 17/02/1995 Raleigh, South Carolina, United States Draw 8-8-1 Tommy Morrison SD 10 28/07/1994 Convention Center, Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States Morrison was knocked down in rounds 6 and 10. Loss 8–8 Kirk Johnson UD 6 05/05/1994 Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, United States Win 8–7 Derrick Roddy UD 6 27/03/1994 Expo Square Pavilion, Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States Win 7–7 Jason Williams PTS 4 12/03/1994 MGM Grand, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States Loss 6–7 Brian Nielsen PTS 4 05/03/1994 Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, United States Loss 6–6 Will Hinton PTS 6 05/08/1993 Las Vegas, Nevada, United States Win 6–5 Juan Ramon Perez KO 4 (?) 03/04/1992 Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico Win 5–5 Mike Bardwell KO 4 (?) 25/03/1992 San Diego, California, United States Loss 4–5 King Ipitan PTS 4 25/02/1992 Country Club, Reseda, California, United States Loss 4–4 Derek Isaman PTS 4 24/02/1992 Bally's Las Vegas, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States Win 4–3 Jose Avila TKO 1 (?) 03/02/1991 Civic Center, El Paso, Texas, United States Loss 3–3 John Sargent UD 6 06/01/1991 Civic Center, Bismarck, North Dakota, United States Loss 3–2 Alexander Miroshnichenko TKO 6 (8) 29/10/1990 Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Fight stopped on cuts after 6 rounds. Win 3–1 Troy Tutwiler TKO 3 (?) 10/06/1990 County Coliseum, El Paso, Texas, United States Win 2–1 Sergio Hernandez TKO 1 (?) 15/01/1990 Sunland Park, New Mexico, United States Loss 1–1 Cleveland Woods TKO 1 (4) 27/06/1989 Showboat Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States Win 1–0 Sergio Araujo KO 1 (4) 29/05/1989 El Paso, Texas, United States Pro debut for Puritty. External links Professional boxing record for Ross Puritty from BoxRec Persondata Name Puritty, Ross Alternative names Short description Date of birth December 18, 1966 Place of birth Norman, Oklahoma Date of death Place of death