Orlando Malone
American boxer
Orlando Malone
Born (1963-12-18 ) December 18, 1963 (age 60) Nationality American Other names Quick Draw Statistics Weight(s) Height 160 cm (5 ft 3 in) Stance Southpaw
Boxing record Total fights 33 Wins 10 Wins by KO 7 Losses 22 No contests 1
Orlando Max Malone (born December 18, 1963), is an American former professional boxer who competed from 1992 to 2007. He challenged for the WBO mini flyweight title in 1993.
Professional career
Malone started boxing at the age of 21.[ 1] After an amateur career which included winning an area title at the US Amateur Boxing Championships in 1991 and the Class A 106-pound title in the Colorado Golden Gloves tournament in 1992, he had his first professional fight in August 1992.[ 2] [ 3]
Professional boxing record
33 fights
10 wins
22 losses
By knockout
7
8
By decision
3
14
No contests
1
No.
Result
Record
Opponent
Type
Round, time
Date
Location
Notes
14
Loss
9–5
Eric Griffin
TKO
4 (12)
1994-05-10
Mashantucket, Connecticut
For NABF light flyweight title.
13
Loss
9–4
Brian Lonon
MD
8
1994-03-17
Las Vegas, Nevada
12
Loss
9–3
Rudy Bradley
UD
8
1994-02-17
Scottsdale, Arizona
11
Loss
9–2
Alex Sanchez
TKO
1 (12)
1993-12-22
Hotel Caribe Hilton, Condado, Puerto Rico
For vacant WBO minimumweight title.
10
Win
9–1
Jose Vela
TKO
2 (8)
1993-12-02
Aurora, Colorado
9
Loss
8–1
Danny Romero
TKO
5 (8)
1993-08-09
Tingley Coliseum , Albuquerque, New Mexico
8
Win
8–0
Scott Lawless
KO
1 (6)
1993-07-02
McNichols Sports Arena , Denver, Colorado
7
Win
7–0
John Knight
UD
4
1993-06-18
Aurora, Colorado
6
Win
6–0
Martin Llovera
TKO
4 (6)
1993-05-04
McNichols Sports Arena , Denver, Colorado
5
Win
5–0
Melvin Lewis
KO
1 (8)
1993-04-17
Denver, Colorado
4
Win
4–0
Warren Iyescas
UD
4
1993-03-20
Denver, Colorado
3
Win
3–0
Rod Taylor
TKO
4 (6)
1992-11-21
Thornton, Colorado
2
Win
2–0
Rick Banks
KO
1 (4)
1992-10-30
Aurora, Colorado
1
Win
1–0
Merle Muniz
UD
4
1992-08-14
Thornton, Colorado
External links
References
^ Adams, Samuel (1992) "Youthful looks help Malone in the ring", Denver Post , April 17, 1992, p. 3D
^ Schefter, Adam (1991) "Malone, Johnston Swing into the Finals", Rocky Mountain News , March 1, 1991
^ Bote, Terry (1992) "Malone Now Shines at Home", Rocky Mountain News , April 5, 1992