HEAVYWEIGHT division

ALEXANDER MIROSHNICHENKO

Retired

Born ALEKSANDR VIKTOROVICH MIROSHNICHENKO

Born 1964-04-26, KOSTANAY (died aged 39)· Died 2003-05-19· KAZ

Residence: KOSTANAY

Debut: 1992-05-08· Career: 1992–1993 (2 years)

Wins

4

Losses

1

Draws

0

NC

0

Rated Fights

5

As an amateur he represented the Soviet Union at the 1988 Summer Olympics, winning a bronze medal in the super-heavyweight division.

His other accomplishments included silver at the 1989 World Championships, as well as bronze at the 1983 and 1989 European Championships.

He had 233 fights as an amateur, finishing his amateur career with a record of 210–23.

Upon his retirement from competition, he opened a state-sponsored boxing school for youth, and worked as a chief boxing coach of the Kostanay Region in 2000-2002. He also helped to establish the school of martial arts at the Kostanay State University (the only martial arts higher education unit in Kazakhstan,) which he headed as a dean until his death.

Miroshnichenko died under unclear circumstances in 2003, aged 39, after supposedly falling down nine flights of stairs at his apartment building in his hometown.

Head-to-Head Comparison

Compare ALEXANDER MIROSHNICHENKO's career against any other fighter on record — records, ratings, common opponents, and any direct bouts.

Complete Record — 5 Bouts

DateResultOpponentRdsDiv.
17 APR 1993LOSSOLEG MASKAEV3HEAVYWEIGHT
20 MAR 1993KORICKEY PARKEY3HEAVYWEIGHT
19 DEC 1992DECMICHAEL SIMUWELU8HEAVYWEIGHT
03 DEC 1992DECSAMUEL M'BENDJOB8HEAVYWEIGHT
08 MAY 1992KOSTEVE GARBER1HEAVYWEIGHT

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The Ring Record

Rankings derived from the Mike Paul / Bob Bordier heavyweight rating system.

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