Rudy Gauwe Explained

Rudy Gauwe
Weight:	Heavyweight
Height:	6feet
Nationality:	Belgian
Birth Date:	14 June 1951
Birth Place:	Lokeren, Belgium
Total:	32
Wins:	18
Losses:	12
Draws:	2
Ko:	12

Rudy Gauwe (born 14 June 1951) is a Belgian former professional boxer. As an amateur, he competed in the men's heavyweight event at the 1976 Summer Olympics, where he was defeated by Clarence Hill of Bermuda in the quarterfinals..^[1]

Professional boxing record

^[2]	Result	Record	Opponent	Type	Round	Date	Location	Notes
32	Loss	18–12-2	Andre van den Oetelaar	PTS	10	1985-02-11
31	Loss	18–11-2	Anders Eklund	TKO	6	1984-10-27
30	Loss	18–10-2	Maik Krol	DQ	4	1984-10-01
29	Loss	18–9-2	Reiner Hartmann	PTS	8	1984-02-10
28	Loss	18–8-2	Frank Bruno	KO	2	1982-11-09
27	Win	18–7-2	Robert Desnouck	PTS	10	1982-05-15
26	Win	17–7-2	Victor Varon	KO	1	1982-02-12
25	Win	16–7-2	Tony Moore	PTS	8	1981-10-17
24	Loss	15–7-2	Albert Syben	TKO	8	1981-04-17
23	Loss	15–6-2	Giovanni De Luca	TKO	6	1981-02-14
22	Win	15–5-2	Bob Young	KO	4	1981-01-03
21	Loss	14–5-2	Stewart Lithgo	PTS	8	1980-11-21
20	Loss	14–4-2	James Dixon	PTS	10	1980-10-25
19	Loss	14–3-2	John L Gardner	RTD	9	1980-04-22
18	Win	14–2-2	Christian Poncelet	PTS	10	1980-01-26
17	Win	13–2-2	Albert Syben	KO	8	1979-12-14
16	Win	12–2-2	Don Halpin	TKO	3	1979-11-10
15	Loss	11–2-2	Albert Syben	KO	3	1979-04-21
14	Loss	11–1-2	Tony Moore	KO	2	1978-11-01
13	Win	11–0-2	Jean Pierre Coopman	PTS	12	1978-09-30
12	Win	10–0-2	Dave Wilson	PTS	8	1978-05-19
11	Win	9–0-2	Terry Mintus	KO	4	1978-04-29
10	Win	8–0-2	Lisimo Obutobe	TKO	1 (6),	1978-03-25
9	Win	7–0-2	Vasco Faustino	PTS	1 (6),	1978-01-07
8	Draw	6–0-2	Lisimo Obutobe	PTS	2 (6),	1977-11-11
7	Win	6–0-1	Jean Tshikuna	TKO	3	1977-10-08
6	Win	5–0-1	Horst Lang	KO	4	1977-09-10
5	Win	4–0-1	Ferruccio Mazzardi		2	1977-04-16
4	Draw	3–0-1	Jean Belval		6	1977-03-05
3	Win	3–0	Fausto Costantino	KO	1 (4),	1977-02-19
2	Win	2–0	Lassine Niare	KO	1 (4),	1977-01-08
1	Win	1–0	Maurice Trepant		3	1976-11-11

Notes and References

1. Rudy Gauwe Olympic Results . https://web.archive.org/web/20200418094246/https://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/athletes/ga/rudy-gauwe-1.html . dead . 18 April 2020 . 23 December 2018.
2. Web site: BoxRec: Rudy Gauwe.