Curtis Bush

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Curtis Bush
Born (1967-06-27) June 27, 1967 (age 57)
Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
Other namesThe Explosive Thin Man
Height1.83 m (6 ft 0 in)
Weight69 kg (152 lb; 10.9 st)
Division Welterweight
Super-welterweight
Light-middleweight
Middleweight
Reach72.0 in (183 cm)
Style
Fighting out of Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
TeamNIMA Karate (1981-1988)
Karate International (1988-1995)
Bush Karate Club (1995-2003)
TrainerDavid Miller
George Kelly
Tony Ornelas
Rank3rd degree black belt in Tang Soo Do
Years active1979–1999
Professional boxing record
Total19
Wins12
By knockout10
Losses5
By knockout3
Draws2
Kickboxing record
Total56
Wins42
By knockout30
Losses10
Draws2
No contests2
Amateur record
Total16
Wins14
By knockout10
Losses2
Draws0

Curtis Bush (born June 27, 1962 ) is an American world champion kickboxer who competed in the welterweight, super-welterweight, light-middleweight and middleweight divisions. A tall Southpaw possessing dangerous spinning back kicks and spinning back fists, Bush competed entirely under full contact rules [ broken anchor ] and was a two-time Virginia state champion as an amateur before turning professional in 1983. After knocking out Robert Visitacion to become the North American welterweight champion in 1987, he went on to win five world titles in four weight classes and retired from competition in 1999.

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Early life

Curtis Bush was born in Virginia Beach, Virginia, and in 1976, at the age of 13, began practicing tang soo do, earning his black belt after five years. He took up kickboxing at seventeen. [1]

Career

Bush with cornermen Robert Dickason and George Kelly. KB Pictures 005.jpg
Bush with cornermen Robert Dickason and George Kelly.

Bush began competing as an amateur kickboxer in 1979 and amassed a record of 14–2 with 10 knockouts over the next four years before turning professional in 1983. The highlights of his amateur career include decision wins over Darnell Studavent for the Virginia Welterweight (-67 kg/147 lb) title and Alphonzo Claiborne for the Virginia Super Welterweight (-70 kg/154 lb) belt in 1981 and 1982, respectively. [1]

His professional kickboxing debut came in 1983, in Cleaveland, OH when he won a five round decision over Roberto "The Bear" Alvarado. He soon became the #9 ranked light welterweight by the PKA when he knocked out the PKA #5 world contender Ken Comer with a fifth round roundhouse kick to the head in Gatineau, Quebec, Canada. [1]

His professional boxing debut came on February 16, 1984. Bush knocked out Charles Carter in the second round in Virginia Beach, VA. He was picked by Muhammad Ali in 1984 to box on his Champion Sports Pro Boxing Team in the Cayman Islands. Ali had watched Bush in a kickboxing match on ESPN in which he had knocked out George Morrisey with head kick in the sixth round. Bush won his boxing fight by a fourth-round knockout, which gave him a record of 3–0 with 3 KOs as a professional boxer. Bush signed a six-fight contract with Ali's lawyer, Richard Hirschfeld, to box in the Caribbean with a final bout in London, England, for a minor title. However, the company folded soon after Bush's Cayman Islands fight because of stock fraud. In 2005, captured fugitive Richard Hirschfeld committed suicide. [2]

In 1985, Bush fought four-time PKA world champion Cliff "Magic" Thomas in a non-title bout in Atlanta, Georgia and won the fight by unanimous decision over five rounds. [3] [4] [5] [6] The bout was televised on ESPN, and the win moved Bush to #4 in the PKA rankings. A month later, Bush knocked out Canadian welterweight champion Raynald Lamarre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. [7] Those two wins pushed Bush to #2 in the ISKA world ratings after the demise of the PKA. Bush fought #1 ISKA world contender Richard "Gator" in October 1986 for the vacant ISKA World welterweight championship. Bush had previously KO'd Hill in 1982 in Gainesville, FL in the first round of an ESPN televised bout. Richard Hill stopped Bush in the 9th round by TKO and became the first ISKA world welterweight champion. Bush became the ISKA #1 world welterweight contender after knocking out then current #1 contender Paul Biafore in Toronto, Ontario, Canada in 1987. Bush won with fifth-round knockout. That same year, he won the ISKA North American Welterweight (-66.8 kg/147.3 lb) Full Contact Championship over Robert Visitacion in Stateline, Nevada. He dominated his opponent throughout, scoring two early knockdowns before finishing him off with a liver punch in round two. [8]

Two years later, in 1989, he won the FFKA United States light welterweight (-67 kg/147 lb) belt in Portland, Maine against Chuck Cypress. After forcing three standing eight counts on Cypress in rounds two and three, he continued to batter his opponent in the fourth and caused his corner to throw in the towel. [9] [10] [11] Having outgrown the domestic circuit, Bush won his first world championship in 1990 against #3 ISKA world title contender Emmanuel Essissima in Paris, France, where he won a twelve-round split decision over the Cameroonian for the full contact ISKA light middleweight (-72.3 kg/159.4 lb) belt. [1]

Bush then became a world champion for the second time in 1990 with a fourth-round KO of #1 WKKO world middleweight contender Bubba "Blackhawk" Walters. Curtis won the WKKO World Middleweight (-73 kg/160 lb) Championship. [1]

1991 saw Bush fight in the kickboxing hotbed of Amsterdam, Netherlands for the first time where he faced local fighter Marlon Boldewijn. He was stunned and given a standing eight count in round three before losing on points. [12] [13] Despite this setback, he was still granted a shot at his third world title and he knocked out Piotr Falender in round seven to take the ISKA's world welterweight title in his home town of Virginia Beach, Virginia. He defended this belt in Ajaccio, Corsica in 1992, outpointing Toussaint Andarelli. Bush and Andarelli would later rematch but fought to a no contest. [1]

Having boxed occasionally since 1984, Bush won his first title in the sport on February 3, 1994, by defeating Lynn Jackson via technical knockout in round ten in Virginia Beach for the USBA Southern Light Middleweight (-69.9 kg/154 lb) belt. This earned him the spot as the IBF #1 Intercontinental contender. [1] Returning to kickboxing, he became a four time world champion when he won a unanimous twelve-round decision over Tom Montgomery in Brighton, England, to be crowned the ISKA World Super Welterweight (-69.5 kg/153.2 lb) Full Contact Champion, setting up a unification fight with Roberto Fatica at the Dundonald International Ice Bowl in Belfast, Northern Ireland in 1996. With both Bush's ISKA super welterweight title and Fatica's WKA super welterweight (-70 kg/154.3 lb) strap on the line, Bush stopped the Italian in round eight to become the undisputed world champion. [14] [15] [16]

He lost the ISKA super welterweight world title to Mark Weller when he was TKO'd in the eight round in Cambridge, England, in May 1997. [17] [18] He rebounded later in the year by taking the vacant ISKA North American crown in the same division with a controversial majority decision win over Melvin Murray in Toronto, Canada. [19] [20] [21] Bush won his second USBA Boxing title when he won a twelve-round split decision over Kevin Hall 15-2(11 KOs) for the USBA Southern Middleweight Championship on October 2, 1997, in Virginia Beach, Virginia. In his first attempt at the NBA World Middleweight (-72.64 kg/160 lb) boxing title, Bush was TKO'd in round nine by Elvis Alexander in Virginia Beach on April 16, 1998. He also lost a unanimous decision to Tom Kimber at the Mass Destruction pay-per-view in Lowell, Massachusetts in May 1999 in an IKF World Middleweight (-75 kg/165.3 lb) Full Contact title challenge. [22]

Bush retired on June 30, 1999, aged thirty-seven, after being stopped in the ninth round by Elvis Alexander again for the NBA World title. [23]

Acting

Bush appeared with Bill "Superfoot" Wallace in five commercials for the Treco Powerstretch and SABBA in 1985. His first film role was as a deranged poacher in the 1988 Canadian film Dragon Hunt, filmed in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. [24] Bush's character was killed by star Michael McNamara in a fight scene. Bush also had a small role as a member of the Foot gang in the films Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze in 1990 and 1991, respectively. In 1992, he starred in a locally produced UPN television series 464 Roadhouse, which was based on the film Roadhouse starring Patrick Swayze. Bush played Dillon and Swayze played Dalton. The series lasted four episodes before being cancelled. Bush also released a 60-minute training video, A Beginner's Guide To Professional Kickboxing, in 1992. Ringside Products and Asian World of Martial Arts distributed it. He played a terrorist in the film Major Payne , starring Damon Wayons, in 1995. He starred in the independent horror film Psycho Kickboxer, which premiered in 1997. In 2000, Bush was chosen to do the motion-capture and face scanning for the character "Cobra" in the Xbox video game Bruce Lee: Quest of the Dragon released in 2002. Bush continues to act and played an army sergeant in the ABC series LOST in 2006 and a naval officer in the 2012 film Battleship . In 2013, Bush auditioned and won a speaking role as Security Guard #3 in Season 3 of Hawaii Five O. Episode 3.23 "He welo 'oihana'. Bush then went on to appear in the new Magnum PI playing a police officer/detective for 5 years.

Personal life

Bush was honored with "Curtis Bush Day" on April 27, 1995, by Mayor Meyera E. Oberndorf in Virginia Beach, Virginia. He currently lives in Oahu, Hawaii and works as a Behavior Therapist . [1]

Championships and awards

Boxing

Kickboxing

Boxing record

Boxing record
12 wins (10 KOs), 5 losses, 2 draws
DateResultOpponentVenueLocationMethodRoundTimeRecord
1999-06-30Loss Flag of the United States.svg Elvis Alexander Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA TKO912-5-2
For the NBA World Middleweight (-72.64 kg/160 lb) Championship.
1998-04-16Loss Flag of the United States.svg Elvis Alexander Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA TKO912-4-2
For the NBA World Middleweight (-72.64 kg/160 lb) Championship.
1997-10-02Win Flag of the United States.svg Kevin Hall Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA Decision123:0012-3-2
Wins the USBA Southern Middleweight (-72.64 kg/160 lb) Championship.
1994-07-28Draw Flag of the United States.svg Kevin Hall Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA Technical draw111-3-2
1994-02-03Win Flag of the United States.svg Lynn Jackson Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA TKO1011-3-1
Wins the USBA Southern Light Middleweight (-69.9 kg/154 lb) Championship.
1993-10-07Draw Flag of the United States.svg Lynn Jackson Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA Draw10-3-1
1992-11-09Win Flag of the United States.svg Sherman Harris Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA TKO610-3
1992-08-06Win Flag of the United States.svg Bubba Walters Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA TKO49-3
1992-01-30Win Flag of the United States.svg Tony Rios Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA TKO28-3
1991-11-21Win Flag of the United States.svg Calvin Moody Virginia Beach, Virginia DQ47-3
1989-11-11Loss Flag of the United States.svg Dave Wyatt, Jr. Arthur Ashe Athletic Center Richmond, Virginia KO16-3
1987-06-25Win Flag of the United States.svg Len Robinson Nags Head, North Carolina KO16-2
1987-03-05Win Flag of the United States.svg Chuck Davis Virginia Beach, Virginia TKO15-2
1986-01-22Loss Flag of the United States.svg Kevin Vieldhouse Harrah's Atlantic City Atlantic City, New Jersey Decision (majority)63:004-2
1985-07-20Loss Flag of the United States.svg Mike Peoples Norfolk Scope Norfolk, Virginia, USA Decision (split)63:004-1
1985-03-13Win Flag of the United States.svg Tony Rios Norfolk Scope Norfolk, Virginia, USA TKO52:084-0
Legend:   Win   Loss   Draw/No contest   Notes

Kickboxing record

Professional kickboxing record
42 wins (30 KOs), 10 losses, 2 draws, 2 no contests
DateResultOpponentEventLocationMethodRoundTime
1999-05-00Loss Flag of the United States.svg Tom Kimber Mass Destruction Lowell, Massachusetts, USA Decision (unanimous)122:00
For the IKF World Middleweight (-75 kg/165 lb) Full Contact Championship.
1997-00-00Win Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Melvin Murray Toronto, Ontario, CanadaDecision (majority)102:00
Wins the ISKA North American Super Welterweight (-69.5 kg/153 lb) Full Contact Championship.
1997-05-00Loss Flag of England.svg Mark Weller Cambridge, England TKO (punches)8
Loses the ISKA World Welterweight (-66.8 kg/147 lb) Full Contact Championship.
1996-00-00Win Flag of Italy.svg Roberto Fatica Dundonald International Ice Bowl Belfast, Northern Ireland TKO (left cross)81:44
Retains the ISKA World Super Welterweight (-69.5 kg/153 lb) Full Contact Championship and wins the WKA World Super Welterweight (-70 kg/154 lb) Full Contact Championship.
0000-00-00Win Flag of England.svg Tom Montgomery Brighton, England Decision122:00
Wins the ISKA World Super Welterweight (-69.5 kg/153 lb) Full Contact Championship.
0000-00-00NC Flag of France.svg Michel Louart Montreal, Quebec, CanadaNo contest7
1994-00-00NC Flag of France.svg Toussaint Andarelli Ajaccio, Corsica No contest3
1992-00-00Win Flag of France.svg Toussaint Andarelli Ajaccio, Corsica Decision122:00
Retains the ISKA World Welterweight (-66.8 kg/147 lb) Full Contact Championship.
0000-00-00Win Flag of Poland.svg Piotr Falender Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA KO7
Wins the ISKA World Welterweight (-66.8 kg/147 lb) Full Contact Championship.
1991-00-00Loss Flag of the Netherlands.svg Marlon Boldewijn Amsterdam, Netherlands Decision (unanimous)122:00
0000-00-00Win Flag of the United States.svg Bubba Walters Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA KO4-
Wins the WKKO World Middleweight (-73 kg/160 lb) Championship.
1990-00-00Win Flag of Cameroon.svg Emmanuel Essissima Paris, France Decision (split)122:00
Wins the ISKA World Light Middleweight (-72.3 kg/159 lb) Full Contact Championship.
1989-00-00Win Flag of the United States.svg Chuck Cypress ESPN Championship Karate Portland, Maine, USA TKO (corner stoppage)40:23
Wins the FFKA United States Light Welterweight (-67 kg/147 lb) Championship.
0000-00-00Win Flag of the United States.svg Lafayette Lawson Rumble on the River New Orleans, Louisiana, USA KO7
1987-00-00Win Flag of the United States.svg Robert Visitacion Harrah's Lake Tahoe Stateline, Nevada, USA KO (left hook to the body)21:22
Wins the ISKA North American Welterweight (-66.8 kg/147 lb) Full Contact Championship.
0000-00-00Loss Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Paul Biafore Decision122:00
1987-00-00Win Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Paul Biafore Toronto, Ontario, CanadaKO5
0000-00-00Draw Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Paul Biafore Draw102:00
0000-00-00Win Flag of the United States.svg Alan Watson Paradise Island, Bahamas KO3
Wins the ISKA Southeast Welterweight (-66.8 kg/147 lb) Full Contact Championship.
1985-00-00Win Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Raynald Lamarre Montreal, Quebec, CanadaTKO (punches)
1985-00-00Win Flag of the United States.svg Cliff ThomasPKA Karate Atlanta, Georgia, USA Decision (unanimous)52:00
1984-00-00Win Flag of the United States.svg George Morrisey United StatesKO (left high kick)6
0000-00-00Win Flag of the United States.svg Roy McKown United StatesKO3
0000-00-00Draw Flag of the United States.svg Jerry Trimble United StatesDraw122:00
0000-00-00Loss Flag of the United States.svg Richard Hill United StatesTKO9
0000-00-00Win Flag of the United States.svg Richard Hill United StatesKO1
0000-00-00Win Flag of the United States.svg Trevor Ambrose United StatesKO2
1983-00-00Win Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Ken Comer Gatineau, Quebec, CanadaKO (high kick)5
1983-06-11Win Flag of the United States.svg Jackie Dixon Memphis, Tennessee, USA KO2
Amateur kickboxing record
15 wins (11 KOs), 2 losses, 0 draws
DateResultOpponentEventLocationMethodRoundTime
1982-00-00Win Flag of the United States.svg Alphonzo Claiborne Chesapeake, Virginia, USA Decision3
Wins the Amateur Virginia Super Welterweight (-70 kg/154 lb) Championship.
1981-00-00Win Flag of the United States.svg Darnell Studavent Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA Decision3
Wins the Amateur Virginia Welterweight (-67 kg/147 lb) Championship.
Legend:   Win   Loss   Draw/No contest   Notes

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