Patrick Mendy

Patrick Mendy
Patrick Mendy
Born	Patrick Taylor Mendy; 26 September 1990 (age 34); The Gambia
Nationality	Gambian; British
Other names	The Tiger
	Statistics
Weight(s)	Middleweight; Super-middleweight;
Height	5 ft 9 in (175 cm)
Stance	Orthodox
	Boxing record
Total fights	39
Wins	19
Wins by KO	2
Losses	17
Draws	3

Patrick Taylor Mendy (born 26 September 1990) is a Gambian-British professional boxer.

Professional career

Mendy fought his first professional fight on 6 March 2009 and had a bad start to his career losing his first two fights against debuters Travis Dickinson and Tobias Webb. But, he went on to win his next two fights, one against debuter Matt Jack on points and next against Luke Allon on points who had a record of two wins in two fights.

On 30 June 2010 Mendy competed in the 13th series of Prizefighter and came out the eventual winner of the competition. He came into the competition following a loss from undefeated Kenny Anderson. In his first fight he beat Sam Horton by TKO in the 1st round and broke the record for the fastest ever knockout in Prizefighter at 82 seconds (1:22min). In the semi-final he beat Daniel Cadman by unanimous decision with all the scorecards reading 29-28 in favour of Mendy. In the final he fought in form Paul David and won on unanimous decision again and received £32,000 for his win, the judges scorecards were all in favour of Mendy, 29-28, 29-28, 30-27. In this series he broke an outstanding 3 Prizefighter records:

Youngest ever Prizefighter contestant (19 years and 276 days)
Youngest ever Prizefighter winner (19 years and 276 days)
Fastest ever knockout (Vs Sam Horton in 82 seconds (1:22)

I believed in myself and I said at the beginning I would win this - there were no doubts about it
— Patrick Mendy, ^[1]

On 22 November 2014, Mendy fought against Polish boxer Robert Swierzbinski in Białystok, Poland. Mendy won by unanimous decision and received a first professional belt in his career - WBF in middleweight division.

Professional boxing record

39 fights, 19 wins (2 knockouts), 17 losses (2 knockouts), 3 draw^[2]
No.	Result	Record	Opponent	Type	Round, time	Date	Location	Notes
39	Win	19–17–3	Karwan Al Bewani	TKO	5 (10), 2:21	21 May 2021	Hyatt Regency Hotel, Belgrade, Serbia	Won GBU super middleweight title.
38	Loss	18–17–3	Alexander Rigas	MD	8	26 Sep 2020	Classic Remise, Düsseldorf, Germany
37	Loss	18–16–3	Fiodor Czerkaszyn	KO	7 (8), 1:58	7 Mar 2020	Hala Sportowa, Łomża, Poland
36	Loss	18–15–3	Robert Parzęczewski	UD	10	4 Oct 2019	Hala Sportowa, Częstochowa, Poland
35	Loss	18–14–3	Ričards Bolotņiks	MD	8	23 Mar 2019	Arēna Rīga, Riga, Latvia
34	Win	18–13–3	Dmitry Chudinov	UD	8	24 Nov 2017	Frederiksberg-Hallerne, Frederiksberg, Denmark
33	Draw	17–13–3	Niklas Räsänen	MD	10	26 Aug 2017	Olavinlinna, Savonlinna, Finland
32	Loss	17–13–2	Stefan Härtel	UD	10	17 Jun 2017	Rittal Arena, Wetzlar, Germany
31	Loss	17–12–2	Ali Akhmedov	UD	8	11 Mar 2017	Hala MOSiR, Siemiatycze, Poland
30	Draw	17–11–2	Apti Ustarkhanov	SD	12	10 Dec 2016	Soviet Wings Sport Palace, Moscow, Russia	For IBO Inter-Continental super middleweight title.
29	Loss	17–11–1	Lolenga Mock	MD	10	04 Jun 2016	Frederiksberg-Hallerne, Frederiksberg, Denmark
28	Win	17–10–1	Oscar Ahlin	UD	8	23 Apr 2016	Johanneshov, Stockholm, Sweden
27	Loss	16–10–1	Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam	UD	8	12 Mar 2016	Palais des sports, Levallois-Perret, France
26	Loss	16–9–1	Kamil Szeremeta	UD	8	26 Sep 2015	Atlas Arena, Łódź, Poland
25	Win	16–8–1	Robert Swierzbinski	UD	12	22 Nov 2014	Sport Hall, Białystok, Poland	Won vacant WBF middleweight title.
24	Loss	15–8–1	Arif Magomedov	UD	12	09 Aug 2014	Open-Air Bike Show, Sevastopol, Russia	For WBA Inter-Continental middleweight title.
23	Win	15–7–1	Virgilijus Stapulionis	PTS	6	23 Feb 2014	York Hall, London, England
22	Loss	14–7–1	Callum Smith	TKO	1 (10), 2:53	21 Sep 2013	Olympia, Liverpool, England	For vacant BBBofC super middleweight title.
21	Draw	14–6–1	Dmitry Chudinov	PTS	8	20 Jul 2013	Wembley Arena, London, England
20	Loss	14–6	Patrick Nielsen	UD	12	09 Feb 2013	Blue Water Dokken, Esbjerg, Denmark	For WBA Inter-Continental middleweight title.
19	Win	14–5	Norbert Szekeres	PTS	6	02 Jun 2012	ExCel Arena, London, England
18	Loss	13–5	Bradley Pryce	PTS	10	24 Mar 2012	Ponds Forge Arena, Sheffield, England
17	Win	13–4	Andrejs Loginovs	PTS	4	21 Nov 2011	Big Top, London, England
16	Win	12–4	Tony Randell	PTS	4	27 Oct 2011	Millennium Hotel, London, England
15	Win	11–4	Paul Samuels	PTS	6	30 Apr 2011	Olympia, London, England
14	Win	10–4	Ruslans Pojonisevs	PTS	4	24 Mar 2011	Manor Park, Clydach, Wales
13	Win	9–4	Jamie Ambler	PTS	4	06 Nov 2010	Newport Centre, Newport, Wales
12	Win	8–4	Paul David	UD	3	30 Jun 2010	York Hall, London, England
11	Win	7–4	Daniel Cadman	UD	3	30 Jun 2010	York Hall, London, England
10	Win	6–4	Sam Horton	TKO	1 (3)	30 Jun 2010	York Hall, London, England
9	Loss	5–4	Kenny Anderson	PTS	8	15 Mar 2010	Radisson Hotel, Glasgow, Scotland
8	Win	5–3	Ally Morrison	PTS	4	01 Dec 2009	Sheraton Hotel, London, England
7	Win	4–3	Sam Couzens	PTS	4	18 Nov 2009	Royal Lancaster Hotel, London, England
6	Win	3–3	Marlon Reid	PTS	4	24 Oct 2009	Riviera International Conference Centre, Devon, England
5	Loss	2–3	Jez Wilson	PTS	8	18 Jul 2009	Doncaster Racecourse, Doncaster, England
4	Win	2–2	Luke Allon	PTS	6	06 Jun 2009	Leisure Complex, Beverley, England
3	Win	1–2	Matt Jack	PTS	4	22 Mar 2009	York Hall, London, England
2	Loss	0–2	Tobias Webb	PTS	4	14 Mar 2009	M.E.N. Arena, Manchester, England
1	Loss	0–1	Travis Dickinson	PTS	4	06 Mar 2009	Robin Park Centre, Wigan, England

References

^ Mendy makes history Sky Sports, Retrieved 01 July 2010
^ Boxrec | Patrick Mendy professional record

External links

Boxing record for Patrick Mendy from BoxRec (registration required)

[1] Mendy makes history Sky Sports, Retrieved 01 July 2010

[boxrec-2] Boxrec | Patrick Mendy professional record

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