Simms turned pro at the age of 26 and stopped his first seven opponents. Although he was undefeated for twelve years and rarely got hit due to his defensive skills, he saw limited action due to promotional difficulties. In 2005, he fought to a highly controversial draw in the hometown of Robert Frazier at the Turning Stone Casino in May, 2005.
Simms turned pro at 26, stopped his first seven foes. He remained undefeated for twelve years, rarely took a hit thanks to his defensive prowess, but saw limited action due to promotional issues. In 2005, he fought to a highly contentious draw in Robert Frazier's hometown at the Turning Stone Casino in May 2005.