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Jack Goldswain

Boxing · Deceased
82-40-12RECORD
34WINS BY KO / TKO
48WINS BY DECISION
134PRO FIGHTS

Profile

Full nameNot added yet
NicknameNot added yet
Date of birth22 Jul 1878
Died5 Nov 1954
NationalityBritish
BirthplaceBermondsey, London, England
Based inNot added yet
Weight classesWelterweight, Lightweight
TrainersNot added yet
Height170 cm (5′7″)
ReachNot added yet
StanceNot added yet
Years activeNot added yet
StatusDeceased
Last fightLoss vs Dixie Kid, 1 Oct 1913

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Titles and honours

Background

Jack Goldswain was a British boxer from Bermondsey, London, who began fighting professionally in the mid-1890s and continued until 1919. He won the English & Imperial ten stone title in 1906 and challenged Young Joseph for the British welterweight title in 1910.

Fight history

13 fights on file. More fights can be added when this profile is claimed.

ResultOpponentMethodRoundTimeDateLocationNotes
LossDixie Kid41 Oct 1913Date approximate
No contestYoung JosephNo contest51 May 1913Result declared void; date approximate
LossGus PlattsTKO (corner retirement)41 Dec 1912Date approximate
LossTom McCormickDecision (points)208 Nov 1912Cosmopolitan Gymnasium, Plymouth, England, UK
DrawTom McCormickDecision (points)1518 Oct 1912Cosmopolitan Gymnasium, Plymouth, England, UK
WinStoker GreenKO41 Dec 1911Date approximate
LossGeorges CarpentierKO41 Jun 1911Paris, FranceDate approximate
DrawYoung JosephDecision (points)101 Oct 1910Date approximate
LossPackey McFarlandKO31 Jun 1910Date approximate
LossYoung JosephDisqualification111 Mar 1910For British welterweight title; date approximate
WinMarcel MoreauDecision (points)1 Oct 1909Date approximate
WinJabez White1 Apr 1906Retained English & Imperial ten stone title; date approximate
WinFred Buckland1 Jan 1906Won English & Imperial ten stone title; date approximate

Record source: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0).