Jim Thompson boxer

Jim Thompson boxer
bouts
23
won
12
lost
8
draw
3
Status
inactive
Division
-
Debut
1935-01-13
Height
-
Reach
-
Age
-
Born
-
Death
-
Nationality
United Kingdom

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Date Opponent Last Opponents' Results Place Result
1948-01-31 Max Brady WLWLWL Ulster Hall, Belfast LOST
KO
1947-04-12 Joe McLaughlin LWL Ulster Hall, Belfast LOST
KO
1942-07-03 Harry McAuley WLWWWL Rialto, Belfast LOST
Technical knockout
1942-06-01 Billy Donnelly DWDWLW Rialto, Belfast LOST
Points
1942-05-25 Jim O'Brien LWWLLW Rialto, Belfast WIN
Points
1942-03-14 Billy Donnelly LLW Belfast WIN
Points
1942-02-14 Dixie McCall WWLLLD Ulster Hall, Belfast DRAW
Points
1942-01-21 Dixie McCall LWWLLL Ulster Hall, Belfast DRAW
Points
1938-09-24 Young Campbell debut Chapel Fields Arena, Belfast WIN
KO
1938-08-27 Jim Young Josephs LDWWWW Belfast LOST
Points
1938-08-17 Tom Lowry L Belfast WIN
KO
1938-08-08 Jim Dawson W Chapel Fields Arena, Belfast WIN
Points
1938-02-05 Jack Casey DWWLLD Chapel Fields Arena, Belfast WIN
Points
1938-02-02 Joe McKerr WWWWW Ulster Hall, Belfast LOST
Technical knockout
1938-01-20 Jack Casey WWDDWW Ulster Hall, Belfast WIN
Points
1938-01-18 Jack Moore WLDLWW Belfast WIN
Technical knockout
1938-01-11 Jim Maxwell LLWWWL Belfast DRAW
Points
1938-01-04 Jim Maxwell WLLWWW Cuba Street Sports Stadium, Belfast WIN
Points
1937-12-20 Jack Ryan LWLLWL Belfast WIN
Technical knockout
1937-11-15 Jim Dyer debut Belfast WIN
Technical knockout
1937-07-26 Bud Shaw LLLLLL Arena, Belfast WIN
KO
1935-06-14 Eddie Steele Martin W Belfast LOST
Technical knockout
1935-01-13 Billy Walsh debut The Ring, Belfast LOST
Points

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