Kronk Fighters who werent good or really known, or fighters who failed to make the big leap

Mickey Goodwin was a middleweight who went 40-2-1 but mostly over opponent types. His best was was probably a decision over journeyman Teddy Mann.

I believe he was the one originally slated to fight Marvelous Marvin Hagler for the title when he broke his hand in training and William “Caveman” Lee — another Kronk guy who fell short of title aspirations — was brought in as a substitute to get stopped in one by MMH.

 

Dave Braxton wasn't too bad. Retired 39-4-0. Lost to McCallum in a title fight.

Bronco McCart

http://static.boxrec.com/thumb/7/7f/Bronco_McKart.jpg/200px-Bronco_McKart.jpg

 

Here’s a thread I started a while back on the Kronk all-time roster that might be helpful:

https://www.boxingforum24.com/threads/kronk-roster.586518/

 

David Braxton was a pretty good fighter. Beat James"Hardrock"Green and lost a disputed decision to Duane Thomas when both were coming up.

I think Mickey could have given Marvin a couple of good rounds before losing around the fifth or sixth round.