Demise

Started August 13th, 1999
Turned Pro, October 19th, 1999

Proud Home of Sgt. Joe "Just the facts Ma'am" Friday
Four Time World Middleweight Champion. One Time Light-Heavyweight Champion. The first member of the Demise gym to ever win a world title (May 9th 2001). The first fighter from the gym to ever challenge (unsuccesfully) for a title in another division (Light-Heavyweight). Came out of retirement on November 27, 2008 to win the vacant Light-Heavyweight Title by knockout against Hidden Identity IX, becoming the second member of the gym to win world titles in two divisions. Sgt, Joe lost the title by disqualification a week later. World Title record 5-5 (3/3)

Proud Home of Jeremiah Trotter
Ten Time World Middleweight Champion. One Time World Light-Heavyweight Champion. The second member of the Demise gym to ever win a world title (January 10th, 2002) The first fighter to win world titles in two divisions (11/20/08). Highest rated Demise fighter ever (23). Title reign of 6 fights, before retiring while still on top. Title reign of 2 more fights before falling victim to back to back knockout losses. Came out of retirement November 20, 2008 and captured the Light-Heavyweight World Title with a unanimous decision victory over Hidden Identity IX. Vacated the Light-Heavyweight Title after the fight with no challengers in sight to take a shot at the middleweight crown and knocked out defending champion Peter Peter in the 12th round to win his tenth middleweight title. Trotter lost the rematch against Peter by unanimous decision. World Title Record 11-4 (4/2)

And Featuring....Janet "The Tank" Reno
Eleven Time World Welterweight Champion. Third member of the Demise gym to ever win a world title (January 30th, 2002). Tied the longest title reign in Welterweight History (10), with Stupid Moron, before losing a lopsided decision to Earl "Daredevil" Edwards.
Came out of retirement for one fight under the management of Nicholas "Knuckles" Marsolo, where she won by foul in round two to improve her world title fight record to 11-1 (8/0) (My record with her is 10-1 (8/0) in world title fights.

Proud Home of Light Weight
Three Time Lightweight Champion and the fourth member of the Demise Gym to win a world title (November 13, 2008) and the first to win a title in the lightweight division. First member of the Demise gym to win a world title after a five year abscence from the game although it didn't last long as Light Weight was knocked out in the eighth round in his first title defense. Light Weight challenged for the world title three more times unsuccesfully before winning back to back title fights against Thaksin. World Title Record 3-3-1 (1/1)

Proud Home of Sitting on a Cornflake
Three time Welterweight Champion of the world and the fifth member of the gym to win a world title when he captured the Welterweight title by knocking out Shaggy Pete (February 25, 2009) in the first round after being turned away in his first bid to win a world title. Scored a ninth round knockout victory over "Vicious Victor Valdez in his first defense. Title Reign of 3 fights. World Title Record: 3-5-1 (3/0)

Proud Home of Anthony Scirotto
Three time World Bantamweight Champion and the sixth member of the gym to win a world title and the first to win a world title in the Bantamweight division (June 23, 2009). Beat long time champion Postbode Piet by Majority Decision. Defended the title once before retiring while on top. Recaptured the Bantam belt with a 6th round knockout of Peter Klashort and once again retired as champ with no fights on the horizon. Title Reign of 2 fights. World Title Record 3-0 (2/0).

Proud Home of I am the Eggman
One time Cruiserweight Champion of the World. Won the Vacant Cruiserweight title with a 10th round knockout over Ben Nealy (October 9, 2009), and became the 7th member of the gym to win a world title and the first to win one in the cruiserweight division. Reign of one fight. World Title Record 1-2 (1/1).

Honorable Mention to Mr. Hand who fought for the vacant Lightweight world title only to lose by decision to "Vicious" Victor Valdez. World title record 0-1 (0/0)

Record in World Championship Fights 2001: 4-3 (2/2)
Record in World Championship Fights 2002: 17-3 (10/1)
Record in World Championship Fights 2003: 2-2 (1/2)
Record in World Championship Fights 2008: 4-5 (3/1)
Record in World Championship Fights 2009: 9-8-2 (6/1)
True Championship Record: 36-21-2 (22/7)

Record in World Championship Fights in the Cruiserweight Division: 1-2 (1/1)
Record in World Championship Fights in the Light-Heavyweight Division: 2-2 (1/1)
Record in World Championship Fights in the Middleweight Division: 14-7 (6/4)
Record in World Championship Fights in the Welterweight Division: 13-6-1 (11/0)
Record in World Championship Fights in the Lightweight Division: 3-4-1 (1/1)
Record in World Championship Fights in the Bantamweight Division: 3-0 (2/0)

Gym Record: 1075-647-55 (769/295)
Gym Record From Inception to 2004: 558-384-32 (381/167)
Gym Record Since Return (May 2008): 517-263-23 (388/128)

Winning Percentage All Time: 60.5%
Losing Percentage All Time: 36.4%
Draw Percentage All Time: 3.1%
All Time Percentage of Wins by Knockout: 71.5%
All Time Percentage of Losses by Knockout: 45.6%
All Time Percentage of All Fights Won by Knockout (Total Fights): 43.3%
All Time Percentage of All Fights Lost by Knockout (Total Fights): 16.6%
All Time Winning Percentage Without Regards to Draws: 62.4%
All Time Losing Percentage Without Regards to Draws: 37.6%

Winning Percentage from Inception to 2004: 57.3%
Losing Percentage from Inception to 2004: 39.4%
Draw Percentage from Inception to 2004: 3.3%
Percentage of Wins by Knockout from Inception to 2004: 68.3%
Percentage of Losses by Knockout from Inception to 2004: 43.5%
Percentage of All Fights, Won by Knockout (Total Fights) From Inception to 2004: 39.1%
Percentage of All Fights, Lost by Knockout (Total Fights) From Inception to 2004: 17.1%
Winning Percentage Without Regards to Draws From Inception to 2004: 59.2%
Losing Percentage Without Regards to Draws from Inception to 2004: 40.8%

Winning Percentage Since Return (May 2008): 64.4%
Losing Percentage Since Return (May 2008): 32.8%
Draw Percentage Since Return (May 2008): 2.9%
Percentage of Wins by Knockout Since Return (May 2008): 75%
Percentage of Losses by Knockout Since Return (May 2008): 48.7%
Percentage of All Fights Won by Knockout (Total Fights) Since Return: 48.3%
Percentage of All Fights Lost by Knockout (Total Fights) Since Return: 15.9%
Winning Percentage Without Regards to Draws Since Return: 66.3%
Losing Percentage Without Regards to Draws Since Return: 33.7%

Winning Percentage in World Title Fights: 61%
Losing Percentage in World Title Fights: 35.6%
Draw Percentage in World Title Fights: 3.4%
Percentage of Wins by Knockout in World Title Fights: 61.1%
Percentage of Losses by Knockout in World Title Fights: 33.3%
Percentage of All World Title Fights Won by Knockout: 37.3%
Percentage of All World Title Fights Lost by Knockout: 11.9%
Percentage of World Title Fights Won Without Regards to Draws: 63.2%
Percentage of World Title Fights Lost Without Regards to Draws: 36.8%

Updated November 30, 2009

NOTE:
Includes all Fighters in my Gym plus four fighters (all have since returned), who moved on in my long abscence, Mr. Hand who had one fight under the management of Polo.
Sgt. Joe "Just the Facts Ma'am" Friday, who enjoyed retirement in the Polo Gym.
Janet "The Tank" Reno who had one fight under Nicholas "Knuckles" Marsolo in which she won her eleventh world title.
Jeremiah Trotter who enjoyed his retirement in the Nicholas "Knuckles" Marsolo Gym.
It seems there are still fighters of mine out there that have found homes in other gyms but as I really have no record of how many there are (none of which were great fighters) but it is impossible to know how many fighters of mine have moved on.

Gym record is of my own accord, it includes every fight from my gym that I managed and was able to track. Inevitably, there are some fighters that have found residence in other gyms. My gym record does exclude the fight by Mr. Hand under the management of Polo as well as one fight Janet "The Tank" Reno under the management of NKM. Otherwise, every fight/fighter is covered and accurately accounted for save for those fighters who are no longer here.