Rocky Dean was born on 17 June 1978 and is a British former professional boxer from Thetford in Norfolk, England.
12 Facts About Rocky Dean
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Rocky Dean is a former Southern Area champion at Featherweight and has twice competed for the full British title at Super Bantamweight.
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Rocky Dean won his next three contests before losing to journeyman Chris Jickells on 10 November 2000.
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Rocky Dean did not fight at all in 2001, making a return to the ring a year later and winning all three of his fights in 2002.
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In 2003 Rocky Dean failed to win any of his six contests, drawing twice and losing four times in that year.
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On 5 March 2005 Rocky Dean fought for the Southern Area Featherweight title defeating Mickey Coveney over 10 rounds at the Goresbrook Leisure Centre in Dagenham.
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The win set up a shot at the vacant English title in his next fight only for Rocky Dean to lose for the sixth time in his career to Andy Morris, a man who would go on to claim the full British belt.
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Gary Davies 8.
On 18 September 2005 Rocky Dean fought and defeated novice boxer Gary Davies with a fourth round stoppage win.
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Davis became the fourth boxer Rocky Dean had fought that would go on to become a full British champion.
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Rocky Dean finished the year by traveling to the Ukraine to fight Andrey Isaev only to lose in the 12th round of his challenge for the WBF International title.
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Rocky Dean made the first defence of his Southern Area Featherweight title on 9 December 2006 against rising star Matthew Marsh eventually losing the belt on a points decision over 10 rounds.
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Rocky Dean fought twice more scoring two wins before meeting Marsh for the third time.