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Abe Goldstein vs Pete Sarmiento — record, stats and common opponents compared

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Abe Goldstein

Abe Goldstein (102-24-9) and Pete Sarmiento (8-6-3 across 18 tracked bouts) are compared on record, finishing method, activity, and common opponents on Kill The Body. The two have met 2 times. They share 4 common opponents.

Goldstein

102

Wins35 KO · 34%

24

Losses

9

Draws135 tracked bouts

Sarmiento

Tracked record

8–6–3

counted from 18 bouts Kill The Body has ingested

Heads up: at least one of these records is a tracked record — the wins and losses Kill The Body has ingested so far, not an independently verified career total. Treat the comparison as a read on the bouts we hold, not a settled ledger.

Head to Head

Goldstein leads 1–0 with 1 draw

Abe Goldstein and Pete Sarmiento have met 2 times; Goldstein leads 1–0 with 1 draw.

Abe Goldstein and Pete Sarmiento have met 2 times; Goldstein leads 1–0 with 1 draw.
Met1927Feb 281927Mar 26Series
Abe GoldsteinFighter ADDrawWWon1–0–1W–L–D
Pete SarmientoFighter BDDrawLLost0–1–1W–L–D
ResultNWSPTS2Meetings

The Numbers

Goldstein 6 · Sarmiento 1 of 7 measurable rows
GoldsteinSarmiento
Record†
102-24-9 (edge)8-6-3
Win %0–100%
78.9% (edge)
55.9%
Wins by knockoutmax 35
35 (edge)
1
KO ratenot comparable
34.31%—
Stoppage rate (tracked wins)‡0–100%
34% (edge)
13%
Times stopped‡max 4
4
1 (edge)
Title reignsmax 1
1 (edge)
0
Bouts per year§max 12.3
12.3 (edge)
2
Bouts trackedcoveragemax 135
135
18

† One or both records are tracked, not career-verified. · ‡ Counted from bouts Kill The Body has ingested, not a career total. · § Across each fighter's tracked career span. · Bars are scaled per row — percentages on 0–100, counts against the larger of the two. Every figure is also printed as text.

Tale of the Tape

Heightnot held
Abe Goldstein: 5′5″
Pete Sarmiento: No height on file
Agenot held
Abe Goldstein: Died aged 78
Pete Sarmiento: No date of birth
Stance
Abe Goldstein: Orthodox
Pete Sarmiento: Not recorded

Abe Goldstein left, Pete Sarmiento right, as everywhere on this page. Age is stated, not scored — neither age nor stance carries an edge.

How They Win

Tracked bouts only
Abe Goldstein102 wins · from 135 tracked bouts

Abe Goldstein: 102 tracked wins — 35 by KO/TKO (34%), 35 on the cards (34%) and 32 by another method or unrecorded (31%). Counted from 135 bouts Kill The Body has ingested.

35 by KO/TKO 34%35 on the cards 34%32 by another method or unrecorded 31%

Pete Sarmiento8 wins · from 18 tracked bouts

Pete Sarmiento: 8 tracked wins — 1 by KO/TKO (13%), 1 on the cards (13%) and 6 by another method or unrecorded (75%). Counted from 18 bouts Kill The Body has ingested.

1 by KO/TKO 13%1 on the cards 13%6 by another method or unrecorded 75%

One square per tracked win. Counted from the bouts Kill The Body has ingested for each fighter — Abe Goldstein 135, Pete Sarmiento 18 — not from a career-complete method table.

Common Opponents

4 shared

4 shared · Goldstein better on 1 · Sarmiento better on 2 · even on 1

Goldstein

Opponent

Sarmiento

  • Abe Goldstein

    0–3 against

    Loss, UD

    1927

    Loss, NWS

    1926

    Loss, PTS

    1925

    TaylorEven

    Pete Sarmiento

    0–3 against

    Loss, NWS

    1927

    Loss, PTS

    1925

    Loss, NWS

    1924

  • Abe Goldstein

    Loss, SD

    1924

    MartinSarmiento better

    Pete Sarmiento

    Win, NWS

    1925

  • Abe Goldstein

    1–1 against

    Win, PTS

    1924

    Loss, KO 11

    1920

    LynchSarmiento better

    Pete Sarmiento

    Win, UD

    1924

  • Abe Goldstein

    1–1 against

    Loss, UD

    1922

    Win, NWS

    1922

    VillaGoldstein better

    Pete Sarmiento

    Loss, PTS

    1922

Both sides are set at the same size on purpose. Kill The Body does not score a second-round knockout above a split decision — the edge counts losses first and wins as the tiebreak, and the rest is yours to argue. Shared opponents are matched on fighter identity, not on name, so two different fighters with the same name never merge into one row.

Current Form

Oldest left · newest right

Abe Goldstein had won one in a row before losing by stoppage to Ignacio Fernandez. Goldstein last boxed on Jun 24, 1927.DWLWL

Sarmiento Feb 1927Sarmiento Mar 1927Taylor May 1927Spencer May 1927Fernandez Jun 192712.3 tracked bouts per year

Pete Sarmiento last boxed on Sep 4, 1930 — 35,110 days ago. Sarmiento had won once since four bouts without a win.DLLLW

Goldstein Feb 1927Taylor Mar 1927Goldstein Mar 1927Canzoneri Aug 1927Robledo Sep 19302 tracked bouts per year

Common Questions

With the rows behind them
Have Abe Goldstein and Pete Sarmiento ever fought each other?
Yes. Abe Goldstein and Pete Sarmiento have met 2 times and Abe Goldstein leads the series 1-0 with 1 draw.
The 2 meetings

WMar 26, 1927 · Goldstein · PTS

DFeb 28, 1927 · Draw · NWS

Head to Head ↓
Who has the better record, Goldstein or Sarmiento?
Abe Goldstein is 102-24-9 and Pete Sarmiento is 8-6-3 across the 18 bouts Kill The Body has tracked. Abe Goldstein has the higher win percentage. Records shown as tracked have not yet been independently verified as complete career totals.
Records · win %

Goldstein102–24–978.9%

Sarmiento8–6–355.9%

The Numbers ↓
Who has more knockouts, Goldstein or Sarmiento?
Abe Goldstein has 35 knockout wins and Pete Sarmiento has 1. Abe Goldstein has more.
Knockout wins · KO rate

Goldstein3534.3%

Sarmiento1

The Numbers ↓
Do Goldstein and Sarmiento have any common opponents?
Abe Goldstein and Pete Sarmiento share 4 common opponents: Bud Taylor, Eddie Martin and Joe Lynch (and 1 other). Pete Sarmiento fared better against 2 of them.
How much fight data does Kill The Body have on Goldstein and Sarmiento?
This comparison is drawn from 135 bouts tracked for Abe Goldstein and 18 bouts tracked for Pete Sarmiento. Method and activity splits reflect those bouts only.
Bouts tracked · no edge

Goldstein135bouts

Sarmiento18bouts

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