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Leo Nolan vs Ron Carter — record, stats and common opponents compared

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Leo Nolan

Leo Nolan (27-2) and Ron Carter (0-2 across 2 tracked bouts) are compared on record, finishing method, activity, and common opponents on Kill The Body. The two have met once. They share no common opponents in Kill The Body's bout data.

Nolan

27

Wins

2

Losses

0

Draws29 tracked bouts

Carter

Tracked record

0–2

counted from 2 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

Nolan leads 1–0

Leo Nolan and Ron Carter have met 1 time; Nolan leads 1–0.

Leo Nolan and Ron Carter have met 1 time; Nolan leads 1–0.
Met1993Apr 10Series
Leo NolanFighter AWWon1–0W–L
Ron CarterFighter BLLost0–1W–L
ResultSD1Meeting

The Numbers

Nolan 3 · Carter 0 of 3 measurable rows
NolanCarter
Record†
27-2 (edge)0-2
Win %0–100%
93.1% (edge)
0%
Wins by knockoutlevelmax 0
0
0
KO ratenot comparable
0%—
Stoppage rate (tracked wins)‡not comparable
37%—
Times stopped‡levelmax 1
1
1
Title reignslevelmax 0
0
0
Bouts per year§max 1.7
1.7 (edge)
0.5
Bouts trackedcoveragemax 29
29
2

† 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

Agenot held
Leo Nolan: 54
Ron Carter: No date of birth

Leo Nolan left, Ron Carter right, as everywhere on this page. Age is stated, not scored: younger is not better.

How They Win

Tracked bouts only
Leo Nolan27 wins · from 29 tracked bouts

Leo Nolan: 27 tracked wins — 10 by KO/TKO (37%), 16 on the cards (59%) and 1 by another method or unrecorded (4%). Counted from 29 bouts Kill The Body has ingested.

10 by KO/TKO 37%16 on the cards 59%1 by another method or unrecorded 4%

Ron Carter0 wins · from 2 tracked bouts

Ron Carter: no tracked wins in the 2 bouts Kill The Body has ingested.

No tracked wins for Carter yet.

One square per tracked win. Counted from the bouts Kill The Body has ingested for each fighter — Leo Nolan 29, Ron Carter 2 — not from a career-complete method table.

Common Opponents

No opponents in common across the bouts Kill The Body has tracked for these two.

Current Form

Oldest left · newest right

Leo Nolan last boxed on Dec 5, 2009 — 6,161 days ago. Nolan had won one in a row before losing by stoppage to Alexander Povetkin.WWLWL

McDaniel Jun 2006Phipps Aug 2006Ferreyro Jan 2007Jones Oct 2008Povetkin Dec 20091.7 tracked bouts per year

Ron Carter last boxed on Feb 22, 1997 — 10,830 days ago. Carter had lost two straight.LL

Nolan Apr 1993Gómez Feb 19970.5 tracked bouts per year

Common Questions

With the rows behind them
Have Leo Nolan and Ron Carter ever fought each other?
Yes. Leo Nolan and Ron Carter met once on April 10, 1993, and Leo Nolan won by SD.
The meeting

WApr 10, 1993 · Nolan · SD

Head to Head ↓
Who has the better record, Nolan or Carter?
Leo Nolan is 27-2 and Ron Carter is 0-2 across the 2 bouts Kill The Body has tracked. Leo Nolan has the higher win percentage. Records shown as tracked have not yet been independently verified as complete career totals.
Records · win %

Nolan27–293.1%

Carter0–20%

The Numbers ↓
Do Nolan and Carter have any common opponents?
Kill The Body's bout data shows no opponents that both Leo Nolan and Ron Carter have faced.
How much fight data does Kill The Body have on Nolan and Carter?
This comparison is drawn from 29 bouts tracked for Leo Nolan and 2 bouts tracked for Ron Carter. Method and activity splits reflect those bouts only.
Bouts tracked · no edge

Nolan29bouts

Carter2bouts

How They Win ↓

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