Biography
David 'White Rhino' Allen from Doncaster is one of British boxing's most beloved characters. Known for his brutal knockout power, self-deprecating humour, and incredible fan following, Allen has faced some of the biggest names in heavyweight boxing. His rematch victory over Johnny Fisher in 2025 cemented his status as a genuine fan favourite and gatekeeper of the division.
Tale of the Tape Card
Quick Facts
Win Distribution
Career Timeline
Professional Debut
David Allen turned professional from Doncaster, beginning a career that would make him one of British boxing's most beloved characters.
First Professional Knockout
Scored his first professional stoppage, the first of 19 knockouts that would earn him the 'White Rhino' nickname.
KO Victory Over Lucas Browne
Scored a spectacular third-round knockout over former WBA heavyweight champion Lucas Browne at the O2 Arena, one of the biggest wins of his career.
Rematch Victory Over Johnny Fisher
Won the highly anticipated rematch against Johnny Fisher in 2025, cementing his status as a genuine fan favourite and proving he still belongs at the top level.
19 Knockouts in 24 Wins
Maintained a devastating 79% knockout ratio across his career, making him one of the most exciting and dangerous heavyweights in British boxing.
Fight History
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