Crawford Grimsley

Crawford Grimsley ( born August 1, 1967 in Sunrise ( Florida ), United States ) is a retired American boxer.

Career

The former kickboxer Grimsley began in 1994 with the professional boxing. After 20 wins against unknown opponents he could win against George Foreman, who had previously only controversial in the fight against Axel Schulz had to fight the linear world championship. The fight took place on November 3rd place in 1996 in Japan and Grimsley defeated only on points.

In the next fight 1997, he went into one of the shortest boxing matches in history immediately after the first shock of his opponent Jimmy Thunder officially after 13 seconds, this time specification includes the ten-second count, heavy Ko His third consecutive defeat he suffered against Brian Nielsen in October 1997 in Denmark, he lost by technical knockout in the sixth round.

He fought four times against unknown opponents and ended after another early defeats in September 2002 finally his career.