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Tim Littles (born November 2, 1964, in Sharon, Connecticut) was an American boxer in the super middleweight division.

Known as "The Doctor of Styles", Littles had a successful amateur career.

• 1985 United States Amateur Light middleweight champion.
• 1989 Won Amateur World Championship over Torsten Schmitz from Germany in a 5-round World Championship bout in Casablanca, Morocco before turning Pro on November 13, 1989

Littles turned pro in 1989 and became a super middleweight contender during the early to mid 1990s. His name will forever be linked with his nemesis Frankie Liles who was the WBA super middleweight champion for a stretch during the 1990s. The two fought 3 times as amateurs, starting a rivalry between the two men that would last the rest of their careers. Of the three times they fought as amateurs, Liles won every fight.

Around the same time Liles also turned pro and made their way up the rankings around the same pace. It seemed inevitable they would clash again. Littles and Liles were both fringe contenders, unbeaten, and on the verge of cracking the top ten when they met for the first time in the pro ranks. Littles would win by a 12-round decision, avenging his losses as an amateur and securing his standing as a legit contender as a pro. Liles would rebound very well after the loss, winning the WBA title from Steve Little and scoring wins over Merqui Sosa and Michael Nunn. Littles also earned himself a title shot, but he was matched much tougher than Liles was when he received his title shot; pound for pound entrant James Toney stopped Littles in the fourth round, giving him his first defeat.

Tim had two comeback fights, both KO wins, and then challenged his old rival one last time for Liles' piece of the title. Liles accepted the challenge and on June 8, 1996, a war was waged, which Liles won on a third-round TKO. This was the end of their rivalry and also effectively ended Tim Littles' career. Apart from his win over Liles, Littles' best wins were over Antoine Byrd and John Scully. All three of those bouts happened in succession in what can be considered Tim's prime.

27 Wins (18 knockouts, 9 decisions), 3 Losses (3 knockouts)[1]
Result	Record	Opponent	Type	Round	Date	Location	Notes
Loss	22-3	Derrick Harmon	TKO	2	03/11/2002	Table Mountain Casino, Friant, California	Referee stopped the bout at 1:59 of the second round.
Loss	28-1	Frankie Liles	TKO	3	08/06/1996	Telewest Arena, Newcastle upon Tyne	WBA Super Middleweight Title. Referee stopped the bout at 2:58 of the third round.
Win	19-9	Chris Sande	TKO	3	09/03/1996	Green Glens Arena, Millstreet, Ireland
Win	17-9	Mike Belcher	TKO	1	29/07/1995	Rosemont Horizon, Rosemont, Illinois
Win	5-9-1	Caseny Truesdale	TKO	5	17/03/1995	Worcester Memorial Auditorium, Worcester, Massachusetts
Loss	41-0-2	James Toney	TKO	4	Mar 5, 1994	Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles	IBF Super Middleweight Title. Referee stopped the bout at 1:03 of the fourth round.
Win	15-10-1	James Williamson	TKO	7	03/11/1993	Biloxi, Mississippi
Win	9-4-1	Warren Williams	UD	10	19/06/1993	The Summit, Houston, Texas
Win	24-5-1	Armando Rodriguez	TKO	1	25/05/1993	The Palace, Auburn Hills, Michigan	IBF USBA Super Middleweight Title.
Win	11-9-2	Lenzie Morgan	UD	12	28/01/1993	IMA Sports Arena, Flint, Michigan	IBF USBA Super Middleweight Title.
Win	27-2	Iceman John Scully	UD	12	13/11/1992	Thomas & Mack Center, Las Vegas, Nevada	IBF USBA Super Middleweight Title.
Win	21-0	Frankie Liles	UD	12	07/07/1992	Hollywood Palladium, Hollywood, California	IBF USBA Super Middleweight Title.
Win	19-3-1	Antoine Byrd	PTS	12	03/03/1992	HemisFair Arena, San Antonio, Texas	IBF USBA Super Middleweight Title.
Win	6-5	Willie Douglas	PTS	6	18/01/1992	Pennsylvania Hall, Philadelphia
Win	7-5-1	Kenny Payne	TKO	4	23/11/1991	The Omni, Atlanta
Win	8-13-3	Jerome Kelly	TKO	5	17/09/1991	The Palace, Auburn Hills, Michigan
Win	2-10	Ernest Perry	TKO	1	27/07/1991	Norfolk Scope, Norfolk, Virginia
Win	0-1	Ricardo Villa	TKO	4	18/05/1991	Reno-Sparks Convention Center, Reno, Nevada
Win	0-5	Quirino Garcia	KO	3	09/04/1991	The Palace, Auburn Hills, Michigan
Win	11-9	Ali Sanchez	TKO	7	23/02/1991	Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada	Referee stopped the bout at 1:02 of the seventh round.
Win	6-2	Willie Douglas	UD	8	21/01/1991	Harrah's Marina, Atlantic City, New Jersey
Win	8-9-1	Sylvester White	KO	1	12/11/1990	Lakefront Arena, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Win	7-12-1	Danny Mitchell	PTS	8	17/09/1990	Atlantic City, New Jersey
Win	13-9-1	Steve Langley	UD	8	05/08/1990	Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino, Atlantic City, New Jersey
Win	--	Juan Ramon Perez	TKO	1	08/07/1990	Harrah's Reno, Reno, Nevada	Referee stopped the bout at 1:55 of the first round.
Win	2-6	Larry Wilkins	TKO	1	01/06/1990	Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey
Win	2-0	Tommy Clark	TKO	2	19/05/1990	Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada	Referee stopped the bout at 2:22 of the second round.
Win	1-6	Mike Serr	TKO	4	10/03/1990	The Dunes, Las Vegas, Nevada	Referee stopped the bout at 2:16 of the fourth round.
Win	2-2	John Tobin	TKO	2	29/01/1990	Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino, Atlantic City, New Jersey
Win	--	Joe Wolf	KO	1	13/11/1989	Central Park Athletic Club, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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