Tim Austin
"Cincinnati Kid"
- Age: 55 yrs
- Nationality: USA
- Born: 14th April 1971
- Place of birth: Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
- Residence: Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
- Division: Bantamweight
- Height: 5ft 5"
- Reach: 70.9"
- Reach Ratio: 1.08
- Stance: Southpaw
- Debut: 23rd Apr 1993
- Status: Retired Professional Boxer
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Tim Austin Boxing Statistics
Bantamweight
Division
12 yrs
Career
USA
Nationality
Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
Residence
Tim Austin Biography
Tim Austin is a retired professional boxer from the USA who competed in the Bantamweight division (118 lbs (53.5 kg)).
Born on April 14, 1971 in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA, Austin made his professional debut on April 23, 1993. After retiring on April 1, 2006, Austin left behind a career spanning over 12 years.
Known for his southpaw stance, Austin competed professionally for over 12 years.
Tale of the Tape
| Attribute | Stats | vs Division Avg |
|---|---|---|
| Height | 166cm cm | -2 cm |
| Reach | 180cm cm | +10 cm |
Tim Austin Championships
IBF
Bantamweight Champion
Jul 1997 - Feb 2003
Frequently Asked Questions About Tim Austin
What division does Tim Austin fight in?
Tim Austin competed in the Bantamweight division (118 lbs (53.5 kg)) throughout a professional boxing career before retiring from the sport.
This division has featured legendary fighters including Carlos Zarate, Eder Jofre, Fighting Harada and Manuel Ortiz.
Where is Tim Austin from?
Tim Austin is originally from Cincinnati, Ohio, USA and represented USA throughout a professional boxing career.
How old is Tim Austin?
Tim Austin is 55 yrs old, born on 14th April 1971, and retired from professional boxing on 1st Apr 2006.
What boxing stance does Tim Austin fight out of?
Tim Austin boxed out of the Southpaw stance and is 5ft 5in tall.
When did Tim Austin begin their professional boxing career?
Tim Austin turned professional on 23rd Apr 1993, and competed for 12 yrs in the Bantamweight division.
When did Tim Austin retire from boxing?
Tim Austin retired from professional boxing on 1st Apr 2006, concluding a career of 12 yrs of competition in the Bantamweight division.