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Thaddeus Spencer Jr. (March 28, 1943 – December 13, 2013) was an American heavyweight boxer. A native of Portland, Oregon, Spencer made his professional boxing debut in May 1960. After building up a 31–5 record.
No.ResultRecordOpponent46Loss32–13–1Tony Doyle45Loss32–12–144Loss32–11–1Jose Luis Garcia43Loss32–10–1Tony DoyleThad Spencer was groomed by boxing experts as the next heavyweight champion of the world, following Muhammad Ali. Spencer was born in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, on March 28, 1943. His family moved to Portland when he was 3 months old.
WBA Heavyweight Elimination Tournament (Spencer rated #2 Ring Magazine at the time) Spencer was knocked down in the 4th and 10th rounds.
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In 1964 Thad scored straight kayo including a fifth round stoppage of former world title challenger Tim McNeeley. Then disaster struck. On December 14th Thad was halted in nine rounds by Amos “Big Train” Lincoln.
18. Okt. 2023 · Jerry Quarry 193 lbs beat Thad Spencer 200 lbs by TKO at 2:57 in round 12 of 12Date: 1968-02-03Location: Oakland Arena, Oakland, California, USAReferee: Jack...
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20. Apr. 2020 · Thad Spencer never won another boxing match after this great night. He was favorite for the semi-final, but his career ironically spiraled after his greatest win. Thad died in his sleep in...
18. Dez. 2013 · Thad Spencer was 24 when he prepared to fight Jerry Quarry in the semifinals of the WBA heavyweight championship elimination tournament. Spencer died in Vallejo, Calif. on Dec. 13 at 70 years...
