Boxing
Ken 'The Zion Lion' Klingman
Kenneth Klingman
Klingman, a middleweight in the late 1970s and early 1980s, went undefeated as a professional boxer and retired in 1982 to become a police officer (according to boxrec.com). A policeman, Klingman was selected as – Officer of the Month – for September 2002, for aggressive enforcement of traffic and Code violations (from www.village.bal-harbour.fl.us/10-15-02.html)
Birth and Death Dates:
b. February 23, 1960
Career Highlights:
Klingman, nicknamed the 'The Zion Lion,' began his professional boxing career in July 1977 with a first-round knockout of Lee Walker. Klingman then won his next twenty fights, most of which were fought in his hometown of Miami, until he retired undefeated.
Origin:
Miami, Florida
Physical description:
6'2", 165 pounds
Klingman, a middleweight in the late 1970s and early 1980s, went undefeated as a professional boxer and retired in 1982 to become a police officer (according to boxrec.com). A policeman, Klingman was selected as – Officer of the Month – for September 2002, for aggressive enforcement of traffic and Code violations (from www.village.bal-harbour.fl.us/10-15-02.html)
Birth and Death Dates:
b. February 23, 1960
Career Highlights:
Klingman, nicknamed the 'The Zion Lion,' began his professional boxing career in July 1977 with a first-round knockout of Lee Walker. Klingman then won his next twenty fights, most of which were fought in his hometown of Miami, until he retired undefeated.
Origin:
Miami, Florida
Physical description:
6'2", 165 pounds