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Darrin Van horn (age 15) was a orthodox boxer with a record of 53 wins, 3 losses, 0 draws. Starting his career on September 1984 at age 15, Darrin Van horn fought 56 times over 8 years as a pro. Van horn's longest KO streak is 6 fights long out of his 56 pro career fights.
It didn't take Van horn long to get accustomed to the pro style of fighting. Becoming the first person to go the distance with Willie Rimmer in a successful pro debut. Continuing on from his debut, Van horn had an impressive start to his career as he went on to fight 33 fights including once in 1984, 7 times in 1985 and 11 times through 1986 and 1987 against fighters such as Luis Santana, Norberto Sabater and Elio Diaz.
Van horn kept his losses at 0 by beating John wesley Morton on May 7th, 1985. Continuing his career, Van horn fought John wesley Morton in 1985 over 6 rounds. Van horn was the 2nd person to go the distance with John wesley Morton. 19 wins followed for Van horn including being the 3rd person to go the distance with Greg Taylor, 4th person to go the distance with Elio Diaz and 5th person to go the distance with Danny Thomas.
Van horn went into his next career fight with a record of 34-0-0 and took this to 34 wins with a win against Juan Alonso villa on October 17th, 1987. Juan Alonso villa was Van horn's next opponent of his career in 1987. The fight was scheduled for 10 and Van horn was the 2nd person to go the distance with Alonso villa. Van horn fought boxers including Joe Summers and John Munduga and he went on to win another 2 fights.
Pushing his career further, Van horn fought Jake Torrance on September 20th, 1988 adding to his winning record. In 1988 Van horn fought his next opponent in Jake Torrance. A challenging 10 round fight that ended in Van horn's favour as the judges awarded Van horn the UD victory. Van horn was the 25th person to defeat Torrance. Racking up wins against Miguel angel Hernandez and Robert Hines, Van horn went on to fight and win these next 2 fights.
Van horn went into his next fight against Gianfranco Rosi on July 15th, 1989 with a career record of 40 wins. Van horn's technical boxing ability was put to the test as he got outpointed in the 12 round fight against the better man. Rosi gave Van horn his first professional loss of his 41 fight career to date. 9 wins followed where Van horn went on to fight John Jarvis, Randy Williams and Lindell Holmes amongst others, prolonging his win streak.
Van horn went into his next fight against Iran Barkley on January 10th, 1992 with a career record of 48-3-0. Barkley proved to be the biggest challenge to date for Van horn, Van horn never really got going in the fight and Barkley handed Van horn his first stoppage defeat in the 2nd round of a 12 rounder.
The wins continued with the defeat of Ricky Thomas on December 15th, 1992 in Van horn's most recent fight taking his winning record to 53 wins. Van horn took Thomas the distance and became only the 7th person to defeat Thomas. Made the decision not to fight again and end his career on a high after 56 pro fights.