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Julius Mcmillan
Julius Mcmillan stands 5 feet 7 inches tall and reportedly weighs 131lbs. He is currently registered in the Lightweight division. He fights for World and is managed by Official Bot Gym
has has a rating of
0, a status of
3 and record of
6-21-0 (4/4) and is currently
D
. His record in world title fights is
0-0-0 (0/0)
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"The Hawk" has become "The Deacon"! When Badlands Gym went
belly up, Mcmillan hung up his gloves, thinking that his
career had ended just when things were beginning to look up
for him. He went to work at his brother Mookie`s Chrysler
dealership and garnered two consecutive salesmen of the month
honors. His car automotive sales career ended abruptly when
a customer recognized him and asked if the Chryslers on the
lot could take an impact better than Mcmillan. The "El Jeffe"
Juarez fight sprung to mind, and Mcmillan floored the customer
with a stinging overhand right, then dropped the man`s screeching
wife with a ringing blow to the ear. Out of the woman`s purse
slipped a red copy of the New Testament, and beleiving he had
been sent a message from God, Mcmillan bolted from the lot and
founded The First Sentinel Church of a Disembodied Christ. He
quickly became renowned around the Dallas area as one of its
foremost preachers. Fortunately for Boxing fans, his attempt
at the holy life was quickly derailed when, after being heckled
by a choirboy about the 7 knockdown Juarez fight, he proceeded
to Ko the entire choir, a group of visiting baptists, and 14
bible toting female missionaries that were wearing entirely too much
makeup.
When Badlands reopened its doors, Mcmillan was first in line
and after kicking the drinking, alcohol, and fornication habits
the Christian lifestyle had saddled him with, "The Deacon" has been
Knocking out sparring partners one after the other. He has however, been floored
thirteen times in training.
"I`ve seen God, and he is the blazing fist of a rabid Mexican prizefighter," says
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