Indiana Boxing Hall of Fame

Craig Houk is a former American Professional Boxer and Founder/CEO of Indiana Boxing Hall of Fame. He was a kid in 6th grade that had a vision to become a professional boxer. He started boxing at age 7. At age 17 instead of college he decided to a chase his dream to become a professional boxer. Upon high school graduation he moved to Florida and joined the Lake Worth Boxing Team in 1983. He was an amateur fighter from 1983-1988 with a record of 34-4. In 1989 he was signed by F@F Berns Boxing as a professional. Craig's goal was to fight in one main event once he signed as a professional. He went onto fight in 24 main events and 14 co-main events. He fought in 25 states and 5 different countries. He had 68 professional wins. Craig's biggest claim to fame was dropping Hector Macho Camacho for only the 2nd time in Hector's career. Click Link Below