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Paul Berlenbach vs Young Fisher — record, stats and common opponents compared

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Paul Berlenbach

Paul Berlenbach (40-8-3) and Young Fisher (8-18-1 across 27 tracked bouts) are compared on record, finishing method, activity, and common opponents on Kill The Body. The two have met once. They share 4 common opponents.

Berlenbach

40

Wins33 KO · 83%

8

Losses

3

Draws54 tracked bouts

Fisher

Tracked record

8–18–1

counted from 27 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

Berlenbach leads 1–0

Paul Berlenbach and Young Fisher have met 1 time; Berlenbach leads 1–0.

Paul Berlenbach and Young Fisher have met 1 time; Berlenbach leads 1–0.
Met1924Feb 28Series
Paul BerlenbachFighter AWWon1–0W–L
Young FisherFighter BLLost0–1W–L
ResultKO1Meeting

The Numbers

Berlenbach 7 · Fisher 0 of 7 measurable rows
BerlenbachFisher
Record†
40-8-3 (edge)8-18-1
Win %0–100%
81.4% (edge)
31.5%
Wins by knockoutmax 33
33 (edge)
1
KO ratenot comparable
82.5%—
Stoppage rate (tracked wins)‡0–100%
83% (edge)
13%
Times stopped‡max 8
3 (edge)
8
Title reignsmax 2
2 (edge)
0
Bouts per year§max 5.4
5.4 (edge)
2.9
Bouts trackedcoveragemax 54
54
27

† 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
Paul Berlenbach: 5′10″
Young Fisher: No height on file
Reachnot held
Paul Berlenbach: 72″
Young Fisher: No reach on file
Agenot held
Paul Berlenbach: Died aged 84
Young Fisher: No date of birth
Stance
Paul Berlenbach: Orthodox
Young Fisher: Not recorded

Paul Berlenbach left, Young Fisher right, as everywhere on this page. Age is stated, not scored — neither age nor stance carries an edge.

How They Win

Tracked bouts only
Paul Berlenbach41 wins · from 54 tracked bouts

Paul Berlenbach: 41 tracked wins — 34 by KO/TKO (83%), 6 on the cards (15%) and 1 by another method or unrecorded (2%). Counted from 54 bouts Kill The Body has ingested.

34 by KO/TKO 83%6 on the cards 15%1 by another method or unrecorded 2%

Young Fisher8 wins · from 27 tracked bouts

Young Fisher: 8 tracked wins — 1 by KO/TKO (13%), 4 on the cards (50%) and 3 by another method or unrecorded (38%). Counted from 27 bouts Kill The Body has ingested.

1 by KO/TKO 13%4 on the cards 50%3 by another method or unrecorded 38%

One square per tracked win. Counted from the bouts Kill The Body has ingested for each fighter — Paul Berlenbach 54, Young Fisher 27 — not from a career-complete method table.

Common Opponents

4 shared

4 shared · Berlenbach better on 2 · Fisher better on 1 · even on 1

Berlenbach

Opponent

Fisher

  • Paul Berlenbach

    2–0 against

    Win, RTD 7

    1928

    Win, TKO

    1924

    EstridgeBerlenbach better

    Young Fisher

    1–2 against

    Win, PTS

    1925

    Loss, TKO

    1925

    Loss, TKO

    1924

  • Paul Berlenbach

    1–3 against

    Loss, TKO 6

    1927

    Loss, UD

    1926

    Win, PTS

    1925

    Loss, KO 4

    1924

    DelaneyFisher better

    Young Fisher

    Win, TKO 3

    1922

  • Paul Berlenbach

    1–1 against

    Loss, TKO 4

    1927

    Win, UD

    1925

    McTigueEven

    Young Fisher

    1–1 against

    Loss, PTS

    1922

    Win, PTS

    1922

  • Paul Berlenbach

    Win, TKO 11

    1925

    SlatteryBerlenbach better

    Young Fisher

    Loss, PTS

    1924

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

Paul Berlenbach has lost the most recent, to Carl Knowles. Berlenbach last boxed on Sep 28, 1933.WWLNCL

Henderson Apr 1931Garfield Jul 1931Weiner Jul 1931Lopez Sep 1931Knowles Sep 19335.4 tracked bouts per year

Young Fisher last boxed on Apr 20, 1928 — 35,974 days ago. Fisher had won one in a row before losing by stoppage to Freddie Miller.LLLWL

Estridge Sep 1924Greb Feb 1925Estridge Sep 1925Estridge Oct 1925Miller Apr 19282.9 tracked bouts per year

Common Questions

With the rows behind them
Have Paul Berlenbach and Young Fisher ever fought each other?
Yes. Paul Berlenbach and Young Fisher met once on February 28, 1924, and Paul Berlenbach won by KO.
The meeting

WFeb 28, 1924 · Berlenbach · KO

Head to Head ↓
Who has the better record, Berlenbach or Fisher?
Paul Berlenbach is 40-8-3 and Young Fisher is 8-18-1 across the 27 bouts Kill The Body has tracked. Paul Berlenbach has the higher win percentage. Records shown as tracked have not yet been independently verified as complete career totals.
Records · win %

Berlenbach40–8–381.4%

Fisher8–18–131.5%

The Numbers ↓
Who has more knockouts, Berlenbach or Fisher?
Paul Berlenbach has 33 knockout wins and Young Fisher has 1. Paul Berlenbach has more.
Knockout wins · KO rate

Berlenbach3382.5%

Fisher1

The Numbers ↓
Do Berlenbach and Fisher have any common opponents?
Paul Berlenbach and Young Fisher share 4 common opponents: Larry Estridge, Jack Delaney and Mike McTigue (and 1 other). Paul Berlenbach fared better against 2 of them.
How much fight data does Kill The Body have on Berlenbach and Fisher?
This comparison is drawn from 54 bouts tracked for Paul Berlenbach and 27 bouts tracked for Young Fisher. Method and activity splits reflect those bouts only.
Bouts tracked · no edge

Berlenbach54bouts

Fisher27bouts

How They Win ↓

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