Mike Belloise

“The Bronx Spider”

Boxing · Deceased

92-28-13RECORD

15WINS BY KO / TKO

77WINS BY DECISION

133PRO FIGHTS

Profile

Full name	Michael Joseph Belloise
Nickname	The Bronx Spider
Date of birth	18 Feb 1911
Died	2 Jun 1969
Nationality	American
Birthplace	New York City, United States
Based in	Not added yet
Weight classes	Featherweight
Trainers	Not added yet
Height	165 cm (5′5″)
Reach	Not added yet
Stance	Orthodox
Years active	1932–1947
Status	Deceased
Last fight	Loss vs Tommy Stenhouse, 1 Aug 1947

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Titles and honours

NYSAC world featherweight champion (1936–1937)

Background

Mike Belloise was an American featherweight from the Bronx who reached the 1931 National Amateur Championships final before turning professional in 1932. He won the NYSAC world featherweight title in 1936 by stopping Everette Rightmire and was later stripped after losing to Henry Armstrong.

Fight history

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

Result	Opponent	Method	Round	Date	Location	Notes
Loss	Tommy Stenhouse	KO		1 Aug 1947	Dunn Field	Date approximate; final pro bout
Loss	Joey Archibald			1 Oct 1938	St. Nicholas Arena, New York, US	Date approximate; for vacant NYSAC world featherweight title
Win	Petey Scalzo			1 Apr 1938	New York Coliseum, New York, US	Date approximate
Loss	Henry Armstrong	Decision (points)	10	1 Oct 1936		Date approximate; for California-Mexico world featherweight title
Win	Dave Crowley	KO		3 Sep 1936	Madison Square Garden, New York, US	Retained NYSAC world featherweight title
Draw	Dave Crowley	Decision (points)	10	1 May 1936		Date approximate
Win	Everette Rightmire	TKO	14	1 Apr 1936		Date approximate; won NYSAC world featherweight title
Loss	Baby Arizmendi			30 Aug 1934		For NYSAC world featherweight title

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