Dominick Carter

Dominick Carter

Dominick Carter is an American light heavyweight boxer. He is an orthodox fighter according to boxrec. He became International Boxing Association (professional) champion on Tuesday, 10 December 1996 by technical knockout/knockout against Rocky Gannon but lost in the rematch on Friday, 19 February 1999. He attempted a comeback at age 44 in 2010 after ten years inactivity, but was stopped in the second round by Martin Verdin.

Pro career

He had 30 wins, 10 losses and 0 draws. He had a 41% KO percentage according to boxrec. He fought guys like Rob Calloway, Kenny Keene, Rocky Gannon, Frank Tate and many more.

Rocky Gannon vs Dominick Carter Gannon and Carter fought for the International Boxing Association World Light Heavy Title on Tuesday, December 10, 1996. It was Gannon's first defence of his International Boxing Association World Light Heavy Title. Carter won by a technical knockout in the first round. Three months later there was a rematch, where Gannon beat Carter by a five-round technical knockout and became Light Heavy International Boxing Association (professional) champion again. The match was broadcast on French television.

Dominick Carter vs Kenny Keene

Dominick Carter vs Kenny Keene fought 2 times. Dominick Carter lost both of those matches, first by split decision(SD) and the second match was a technical knockout/knockout.

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