Hank Herring boxer

Hank Herring boxer
bouts
13
won
5
lost
7
draw
1
Status
inactive
Division
middleweight
Debut
1949-01-11
Height
-
Reach
-
Age
76
Born
1922-06-19
Death
1999-05-18
Nationality
USA

Horace H. "Hank" Herring (June 19, 1922 – May 18, 1999) was an American boxer. Herring was the Welterweight Silver Medalist at the 1948 London Olympic Games. Herring lost in the final to Július Torma of Czechoslovakia.Herring was born in St. Petersburg, Florida. He joined the United States Navy, where he achieved the rank of steward chief petty officer. He was stationed at Naval Station San Diego, California and was one of the first U.S. Navy enlisted sailors to participate in the Olympic Games.Below is the Olympic record of Hank Herring who competed as a welterweight boxer for the United States at the 1948 Olympic Games in London:Herring turned pro in 1949 and had little success. After winning his first four bouts, he had little success from then on, retiring the following year having won 5, lost 7, and drawn 1.He retired in the early 1970s. He died in Lemoore, California.

Date Opponent Last Opponents' Results Place Result
1950-07-25 Bobby Terrance WDLWLL Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles LOST
Points
1950-07-17 Bobby Terrance DWDLWL Ocean Park Arena, Santa Monica WIN
Points
1950-01-04 Jesse Flores WDDDWW Ryan's Auditorium, Fresno LOST
Technical knockout
1949-11-29 Tote Martinez WDDLWL San Jose LOST
Points
1949-09-09 Rafael Gutierrez WWWDLW Coliseum, San Diego LOST
Technical knockout
1949-08-30 Rafael Gutierrez WWWWDL Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles LOST
Points
1949-08-02 Rudy Davila LWLLWD Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles DRAW
Points
1949-05-06 Richard Jones LWWLWL Coliseum, San Diego LOST
Technical knockout
1949-04-25 Clyde Coyhis DLWWLL Ocean Park Arena, Santa Monica LOST
Technical knockout
1949-04-01 Jimmy Shans LLLDLW Coliseum, San Diego WIN
Unanimous decision
1949-03-18 Billy Tierney LLDLWL Coliseum, San Diego WIN
Unanimous decision
1949-02-11 Rudy Davila LLDLLW Coliseum, San Diego WIN
Majority decision
1949-01-11 Connie Smith LLLLDW Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles WIN
Technical knockout