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== Boxing career == |
== Boxing career == |
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Bobby Gray started off his career with a draw against [[Ernie Owens]]. He won his next 3 fights, but lost the next one to [[Johnny Welch]]. He fought in many more fights afterwards, winning some, losing some. His total career record came out to 65 wins (9 by KO), 47 losses, and 35 draws. Overall, he had competed in over 147 fights. |
Bobby Gray started off his career with a draw against [[Ernie Owens]]. He won his next 3 fights, but lost the next one to [[Johnny Welch]]. He fought in many more fights afterwards, winning some, losing some. His total career record came out to 65 wins (9 by KO), 47 losses, and 35 draws. Overall, he had competed in over 147 fights. |
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*[http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=10459&cat=boxer boxer Box Rec Profile] |
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Bobby Gray is an American boxer for San José, California.
Boxing career
Bobby Gray started off his career with a draw against Ernie Owens. He won his next 3 fights, but lost the next one to Johnny Welch. He fought in many more fights afterwards, winning some, losing some. His total career record came out to 65 wins (9 by KO), 47 losses, and 35 draws. Overall, he had competed in over 147 fights.
External Links
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