Kali Meehan has spent his entire career as a construction worker as well. One of the guys on the first season of The Contender is a lawyer, but can't remember which one. Not a fighter, but Steve Smoger is an actual Atlantic City judge when he's not refereeing. IIRC, Darnell Wilson is a computer programmer.
I don't know any boxers' jobs actually but I do have a question... When I was younger I fought guys (at amateur status) who had dayjobs officially as military personell, policemen etc, but could train 4 to 6 hours a day and fight at tournaments for price money (a couple of 100's). They were considered semi-pro's. If they have day jobs and are "professional" boxers, shouldn't they be considered semi-pro's also, instead of full professionals? :think
Chuck Wepner's Wiki- "Wepner works today with his second wife Linda in the liquor store management field for Majestic Wines and Spirits in Carlstadt, New Jersey, and is an expert in consumer liquors, wines and spirits" Boone Kirkman is a truck driver for Boeing.
Heard Sam Peter was a cop in Nigeria, Jaidon Cordington is an Atlanta cop, Manfredo Jr was a janitor. Rocky Balboa was a debt collector.
nice bump. what about robin reids moonlight job :hey:yep which was a landlord i beleive for a bit. oh and took some dirty picture for a friend for a few bob. ricky frazier was a cop. jack roper was a mover of sets and things before having some minor acting credits...also fougth joe louis in his prime. i zigged when i should of zagged. lionel rose worked in a soda bar. anthony little was a plumber (or basicly that he was quallified). glen kelly had a relatively high ranking position in sanitation/water treatment plant. jorge paez was a circus act or something when he was much younger robert lloyd taylor was an electrician.