Jimmy McLarnin боксёр
- всплеск
- 69
- выигранные
- 55
- проигранные
- 11
- галстук
- 3
- состояние
- inactive
- разделение
- welterweight
- дебю́т
- 1923-12-19
- высота
- 5′ 6″/168cm
- досягаемость
- 67″/170cm
- возраст
- 96
- рожденный
- 1907-12-19
- смерть
- 2004-10-28
- Национальность
- Canada
James Archibald McLarnin (19 December 1907 – 28 October 2004) was an Irish professional boxer who became a two-time welterweight world champion and an International Boxing Hall of Fame inductee. McLarnin has been referred to as the greatest Irish boxer of all time. BoxRec ranks McLarnin as the 2nd best pound-for-pound fighter of all-time, the greatest Canadian boxer of all time, and the second greatest welterweight of all time.There was often confusion over McLarnin's exact place of birth and his date of birth. McLarnin himself was unsure as to the exact location and at various times claimed to be born in Inchicore, Dublin, in modern-day Ireland, or the Lisburn Road in Belfast in modern-day Northern Ireland. Adding to the confusion he went by nicknames the Dublin Destroyer and Belfast Spider. It was Irish boxing historian Patrick Myler who later unearthed McLarnin's birth certificate which showed that McLarnin was born in Hillsborough, County Down, Ireland in 1907.McLarnin's father, Sam McLarnin, a Methodist from Dublin, was described as 'a typical Dublin Irishman' and traveled throughout Britain and Ireland for work. He later married Mary Ferris from Belfast and they settled in County Down before being drawn into Belfast. When McLarnin was three years of age the whole family emigrated to Saskatchewan, Canada via Liverpool. The McLarnins started out as a wheat farmers, but years later, at the age of 10 and following a particularly harsh winter, the family moved to Vancouver where they opened a second-hand clothes store in Vancouver's east end.McLarnin was a prodigious athlete, his main sports were football, baseball and boxing and was considered a model of propriety by Rev. A.E. Roberts at the Methodist mission in Vancouver. He took up boxing at the age of 10 after getting into a fight defending his newspaper-selling pitch. Former professional boxer Charles "Pop" Foster recognized McLarnin's talent at the age of 13. He constructed a makeshift gym for McLarnin to train in, sure that he would one day be the champion of the world. The two of them would remain close, and when Foster died, he left everything he had to McLarnin.
Дата | Противник | Последние результаты соперников | Место | Результат |
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1936-11-20 | Lou Ambers | WWWWWL | Madison Square Garden, New York | WIN Unanimous decision |
1936-10-05 | Tony Canzoneri | WWWWWL | Madison Square Garden, New York | WIN Unanimous decision |
1936-05-08 | Tony Canzoneri | WWWWWW | Madison Square Garden, New York | LOST Unanimous decision |
1935-05-28 | Barney Ross | WWLWWW | Polo Grounds, New York | LOST Unanimous decision |
1934-09-17 | Barney Ross | WWDWWW | Madison Square Garden Bowl, Long Island City, Queens | WIN Split-decision |
1934-05-28 | Barney Ross | WWWDWW | Madison Square Garden Bowl, Long Island City, Queens | LOST Split-decision |
1933-05-29 | Young Corbett III | WWWWWW | Wrigley Field, Los Angeles | WIN Technical knockout |
1932-12-16 | Sammy Fuller | WWWDWW | Madison Square Garden, New York | WIN KO |
1932-10-07 | Benny Leonard | WWWWWW | Madison Square Garden, New York | WIN Technical knockout |
1932-08-04 | Lou Brouillard | DLWWLW | Yankee Stadium, Bronx | LOST Split-decision |
1931-08-20 | Billy Petrolle | LWWWLW | Yankee Stadium, Bronx | WIN Unanimous decision |
1931-05-27 | Billy Petrolle | WWLWWW | Madison Square Garden, New York | WIN Unanimous decision |
1930-11-21 | Billy Petrolle | WWWWLW | Madison Square Garden, New York | LOST Unanimous decision |
1930-09-11 | Al Singer | WWWWWW | Yankee Stadium, Bronx | WIN KO |
1930-03-28 | Young Jack Thompson | LWWLLW | Madison Square Garden, New York | WIN Unanimous decision |
1930-03-01 | Sammy Mandell | WLWWDW | Chicago Stadium, Chicago | WIN Unanimous decision |
1929-12-13 | Ruby Goldstein | WWWWWW | Madison Square Garden, New York | WIN KO |
1929-11-04 | Sammy Mandell | WWWWWW | Chicago Stadium, Chicago | WIN Split-decision |
1929-10-09 | Sergeant Sammy Baker | WWWWW | New York Coliseum, Bronx | WIN KO |
1929-03-22 | Ray Miller | WLWWWW | Madison Square Garden, New York | WIN Unanimous decision |
1929-03-01 | Joe Glick | WWLWWL | Madison Square Garden, New York | WIN KO |
1929-01-11 | Joe Glick | WWWLWW | Madison Square Garden, New York | WIN Unanimous decision |
1928-11-30 | Ray Miller | LWLWLW | Olympia Stadium, Detroit | LOST Corner retirement |
1928-08-02 | Stanislaus Loayza | LWWLWW | Olympia Stadium, Detroit | WIN KO |
1928-06-21 | Phil McGraw | LLDDLW | Madison Square Garden, New York | WIN Technical knockout |
1928-05-21 | Sammy Mandell | WWWWWW | Polo Grounds, New York | LOST Unanimous decision |
1928-02-24 | Sid Terris | WWWLLW | Madison Square Garden, New York | WIN KO |
1927-11-23 | Billy Wallace | WWWWWW | Olympia Stadium, Detroit | WIN Points |
1927-10-18 | Louis 'Kid' Kaplan | WWWWWW | Coliseum, Chicago | WIN KO |
1927-09-23 | Don Long | WLWLWW | Coliseum, San Diego | WIN KO |
1927-09-09 | Charlie McBride | DLDLD | Coliseum, San Diego | WIN KO |
1927-06-24 | Lope Tenorio | WLWWWL | Legion Stadium, Hollywood | WIN Points |
1927-05-27 | Johnny Lamar | LWWWLD | Legion Stadium, Hollywood | WIN Points |
1927-05-06 | Freeman Black | LLLLDL | Coliseum, San Diego | WIN KO |
1927-04-05 | Tommy Cello | LWDDDW | Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles | WIN Points |
1927-02-22 | Tommy Cello | LWLWDD | Recreation Park, San Francisco | DRAW Points |
1926-10-15 | Doc Snell | LLLLLW | Legion Stadium, Hollywood | LOST Points |
1926-09-07 | Joe Glick | LWLWDL | Arena, Vernon | WIN Points |
1926-03-17 | Johnny Farr | DLLWWW | Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles | LOST Points |
1926-03-03 | Joey Sangor | WLLLLL | Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles | WIN KO |
1926-01-12 | Bud Taylor | WWLWWL | Arena, Vernon | LOST Points |
1925-12-08 | Bud Taylor | WWWLWW | Arena, Vernon | WIN |
1925-11-12 | Jackie Fields | WWWWDW | Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles | WIN KO |
1925-07-04 | Pancho Villa | WWWWWW | Oaks Ballpark, Emeryville | WIN Points |
1925-06-02 | Bud Taylor | LWWWWW | Arena, Vernon | LOST Points |
1925-04-18 | Eddie Spec Ramies | LWDWLL | Recreation Park, San Francisco | WIN KO |
1925-04-11 | Young Farrell | WDWWDW | Lyceum A.C., Los Angeles | WIN Points |
1925-03-24 | Teddy Silva | WWLWWD | Arena, Vernon | WIN Points |
1925-01-13 | Fidel LaBarba | WLDW | Arena, Vernon | WIN Points |
1924-12-09 | Memphis Pal Moore | WDWWWW | Arena, Vernon | DRAW Points |
1924-11-11 | Fidel LaBarba | WL | Arena, Vernon | DRAW Points |
1924-10-28 | Fidel LaBarba | W | Arena, Vernon | WIN Points |
1924-10-14 | Young Nationalista | LDLLWW | Arena, Vernon | WIN Points |
1924-10-07 | Frankie Dolan | DWDWW | Arena, Vernon | WIN Points |
1924-09-30 | Benny Diaz | LLLDLD | Arena, Vernon | WIN Points |
1924-08-15 | Mickey Gill | DWWWWW | Arena, Vancouver | WIN Majority decision |
1924-05-14 | Abie Gordon | DWDLLD | Auditorium, Oakland | WIN KO |
1924-05-02 | Jimmy Griffiths | LLWLLL | L-st Arena, Sacramento | WIN Points |
1924-04-30 | Jockey Joe Dillon | WWLDLL | Auditorium, Oakland | WIN Points |
1924-04-23 | Johnny 'Jockey' Lightner | L | Auditorium, Oakland | WIN Points |
1924-04-09 | Frankie Grandetta | WDLLLL | Auditorium, Oakland | WIN Points |
1924-04-02 | Jimmy Griffiths | LLLWLL | Auditorium, Oakland | WIN Points |
1924-03-26 | Sam Lee | LLLWLL | Auditorium, Oakland | WIN Points |
1924-03-19 | Frankie Sands | LWDLLD | Auditorium, Oakland | WIN Points |
1924-03-05 | Joe Conde | debut | Auditorium, Oakland | WIN Technical knockout |
1924-02-22 | Eddie Collins | L | Auditorium, Oakland | WIN Technical knockout |
1924-02-13 | Frankie Sands | WWLWDL | Auditorium, Oakland | WIN Points |
1923-12-28 | Mickey Gill | DD | Hastings Gym, Vancouver | WIN Majority decision |
1923-12-19 | Young Fry | debut | Hastings Gym, Vancouver | WIN KO |