Who is Johnny Fisher and what is his boxing record?

JOHNNY Fisher is an undefeated rising professional boxer from London.

Fisher fights in the heavyweight division and his nickname is “The Romford Bull”.

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Who is Johnny Fisher?

Johnny Fisher is a 24-year-old heavyweight boxer from Romford, London Borough of Havering, England, known by the nickname “The Romford Bull”.

Johnny played both rugby and boxing before turning professional and says the sport’s physicality was good preparation for a career as a fighter.

He started boxing as a kid but quit in his teens, only to pick up again as a sophomore in college when he was involved with Joe Joyce. The two boxers developed a good relationship and Johnny fought with Joe while preparing for his heavyweight fight against Daniel Dubois.

Fisher stated that Joyce’s “power brought my strength as well” and that he was “the closest thing he’s ever seen to a real human destruction machine.”

What is Johnny Fisher’s boxing record?

Currently, Johnny’s immaculate record stands at 9 wins, 0 losses and 0 draws meaning he is currently undefeated.

During those 9 wins, Fisher stopped 8 of his opponents, making his current KO percentage 89%.

In total, he’s boxed 22 rounds, meaning his pro fights average 2.4 rounds.

Is Johnny Fisher related to Big John?

“Big John” Fisher is Johnny Fisher’s father and is arguably more recognizable than him.

He has garnered a loyal legion of fans on social media by documenting his life, mostly focusing on his love of Chinese cuisine and Luton FC – always ending his videos with his catchphrase ‘Bosh’.

Before joining TikTok, Big John was a boxer himself.

The 49-year-old social media star has over 200,000 followers on TikTok alone.

Is Johnny Fisher on TikTok?

Yes, Johnny Fisher IS on TikTok.

Johnny’s username on the social media platform is @theromfordbull.

In addition to appearing in videos with his famous father, he also posts about his boxing career, training regimen and family.

Fisher also releases hilarious clips that spoof Hollywood movies like “Gladiator” and “Rocky.”