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Ray White

b. 1938

American boxer

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About Ray White

Born 1938. Ray White is an American boxer.

Ray "Windmill" White (born August 5, 1938) is an American former professional boxer best known for his unorthodox punches. He fought boxers like Jimmy Dupree, Jesse Burnett and Mike Quarry.

History White fought out of Ventura, California in the 1960s and 1970s. He was a draw in the Los Angeles area, fighting multiple times at the Olympic Auditorium and winning the California State Light Heavyweight title. The tall and lanky White, with his unusual reach advantage, invented several unorthodox punches including the behind the back punch. His popularity led to appearances on national television shows including The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson and The Merv Griffin Show. He retired in 1974 and despite a record of 41-14-5 and wins over name contenders of the era,

White currently resides in Ventura County, California and is an instructor at The Ventura KO Academy, where he helps in the training of amateur fighters. In the summer of 2011, White will be inducted into California Boxing Hall of Fame as well as inducted to the Ventura County Hall of Fame. He was ranked the 7th most awkward fighter of all time in The Ultimate Boxing Book of Lists by Bert Randolph Sugar and Teddy Atlas.

Professional boxing record

Win

TKO 9 11/06/1974

Win

PTS 10 29/04/1974

Loss

KO 8 15/03/1974

Draw

PTS 8 18/02/1974

Win

TKO 7 22/01/1974

Win

PTS 10 10/12/1973

Win

PTS 10 10/11/1973

Draw

PTS 8 17/08/1973

Win

PTS 10 03/07/1973

Win

UD 10 01/06/1973

Win

TKO 8 10/03/1973

Win

PTS 10 20/02/1973

Loss

UD 12 29/01/1973

Win

UD 10 18/12/1972

Win

TKO 8 12/12/1972

Win

UD 12 20/11/1972

Win

UD 10 06/11/1972

Draw

PTS 12 02/10/1972

Loss

UD 10 26/04/1972

Win

UD 10 08/04/1972

Win

SD 12 26/02/1972

Win

SD 12 04/12/1971

Win

UD 10 19/11/1971

Win

TKO 10 24/09/1971

Loss

UD 12 03/07/1971 Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, California, U.S.

Loss

SD 10 19/06/1971

Win

PTS 10 05/06/1971 Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, California, U.S.

Win

UD 10 22/05/1971 Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, California, U.S.

Win

UD 12 17/04/1971

Win

TKO 2 20/03/1971

Win

UD 10 20/02/1971

Win

SD 10 09/01/1971

Draw

PTS 8 21/11/1970

Loss

UD 10 10/08/1970

Loss

PTS 10 29/06/1970

Win

UD 10 01/05/1970

Loss

PTS 10 30/03/1970

Win

UD 10 27/10/1969

Win

TKO 8 26/08/1969

Win

SD 10 01/07/1969

Win

PTS 10 04/12/1968

Win

UD 10 27/08/1968

Win

PTS 6 17/07/1968

Win

PTS 10 06/07/1968

Loss

UD 10 28/11/1967

Loss

PTS 6 09/10/1967 Long Beach Municipal Auditorium, Long Beach, California, U.S.

Win

KO 2 27/07/1967

Draw

PTS 6 04/05/1967

Win

UD 6 06/04/1967

Loss

PTS 4 23/03/1967

Win

PTS 4 16/02/1967

Win

PTS 4 02/02/1967

Win

TKO 4 03/11/1966

Win

KO 4 09/05/1966

Win

PTS 5 28/03/1966

Loss

KO 3 15/01/1966

Loss

PTS 4 30/03/1962

Win

PTS 4 10/07/1959

Loss

TKO 2 12/12/1958

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Ray White?

American boxer

When was Ray White born?

Ray White was born on 5 August 1938.

What is Ray White's occupation?

Ray White is a boxer.

What nationality is Ray White?

Ray White is American.

Sources & further reading

Β· Wikipedia: Ray White

Β· Wikidata: Q7298280

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