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		date	opponent	W-L-D	last 6	location
		1912-06-04	Tony Ross	19-7-5		Gate City A.C., Atlanta, Georgia, USA	D	PTS	10	10
	referee: George Brownfield
		1912-04-23	Al Kubiak	18-10-2		Gate City A.C., Atlanta, Georgia, USA	L	PTS	10	10
		1912-02-05	George Kid Cotton	4-2-0		Old City Hall, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA	D	NWS	6	6
	referee: Eddie McGoorty Newspaper decision from the Pittsburgh Post.
		1911-12-19	Andy Morris	14-8-4		Brown's Gym, New York, New York, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Wille won the newspaper decision according to the New York Times.
		1911-04-25	Young Peter Jackson	73-21-22		Auditorium Rink, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada	W	PTS	15	15
	referee: Kid Gains
		1910-12-16	Charlie (Spike) Robinson	0-0-0		Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada	W	KO	1
	Robinson was said to be undefeated going into this fight. He rushed at the more-experienced Wille and walked right into a haymaker that hurt him, a few more sledge hammers put Robinson to sleep.
		1909-09-23	Frank Moran	2-1-0		Clarksburg, West Virginia, USA	D	PTS	6	6
		1909-07-08	Terry Martin	34-11-4		Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	W	NWS	6	6
	Wille won the newspaper decision from both the Philadelphia Item and the Philadelphia Record.
		1909-04-03	Sam Langford	49-6-17		National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	L	KO	2	6
	Result from both the Philadelphia Record and the Philadelphia Item in favor of Langford.
		1909-02-23	Al Kubiak	13-0-0		Armory, Boston, Massachusetts, USA	D	PTS	12	12
	Both the Boston Globe and the Philadelphia Item report the official result as a draw, not a win for Kubiak as given in record books.
		1909-01-19	George Gunther	4-7-3		Douglas A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	W	NWS	6	6
	Wille won the newspaper decision from both the Philadelphia Item and the Philadelphia Record.
		1908-12-19	Al Kubiak	12-0-0		National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	D	NWS	6	6
	Newspaper decision is from the Philadelphia Item.
		1908-11-14	Marvin Hart	28-5-4		National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	W	NWS	6	6
	"White had everything his own way in the fifth round, when Hart, stung to desperation from the jeers of the crowd, sailed into Willie in hurricane fashion and with a wild right swing sent the Chicago boy to the floor. Wille, however, was up quickly and managed to stay out the round by clinching. He made an even break of the sixth round. But in the four preceding rounds Willie was master of every one. He sent Hart to the floor three times in the second round, and only the timely interference of the bell saved the Louisville heavyweight from being counted out. Hart was fat, looking as if a day's training had been an unheard-of thing in his repertoire." Boston Globe Also, both the Philadelphia Item and the Philadelphia Record gave the newspaper decision to Wille.
		1908-10-23	Jim Stewart	8-1-0		State A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	W	NWS	6	6
	Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item in favor of Wille. This was a close fight.
		1908-09-26	Jack Blackburn	33-3-9		National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	L	NWS	6	6
	Newspaper decision from both the Philadelphia Item and the Philadelphia Record were in favor of Blackburn.
		1908-07-21	Sam Langford	45-6-17		Navarre A.C., New York, New York, USA	L	KO	2	10
	Bout previously listed as occurring on 07/31/1908.
		1908-03-17	Marvin Hart	26-5-3		Hot Springs, Arkansas, USA	L	DQ	4	20
	referee: Doc Hottum "The men had agreed to break clean. Immediately following a clich, and as Hart was stepping back unprotected, Wille swung a hard right to the ear, sending Hart sprawling. Hart was unable to respond and his ear may be seriously injured." (Washington Post)
		1907-04-15	Mike Schreck	45-6-21		Tonopah, Nevada, USA	L	KO	19	20
		1905-09-05	Mike Schreck	41-5-20		Salt Lake City, Utah, USA	L	DQ	10
	referee: Willard Bean Incorrectly reported as Schreck KO 10 Wille at the same location and as a ND 6 in Philadelphia, PA
		1905-05-20	George Cole	38-10-9		National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	L	NWS	6	6
	Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item. Cole gave his heavier opponent a licking.+-
		1905-05-08	Marvin Hart	22-3-3		Washington S.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	L	NWS	6	6
	Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Inquirer and Trenton Times.
		1905-02-01	Philadelphia Jack O'Brien	80-4-11		National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	L	NWS	6	6
	"Although he contest went the limit and O'Brien had the better of the struggle on points, he did not display his real form until the fifth round. In this round and in the sixth O'Brien fairly smothered the Westerner with blows and had Wille in a bad way at the final bell." (Trenton Times)
		1904-12-05	Jack Root	45-2-3		Blue Island AC, Blue Island, Illinois, USA	L	DQ	5	10
	referee: George Siler
		1904-11-09	Philadelphia Jack O'Brien	80-4-11		National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	L	NWS	6	6
	"Jack O'Brien had another narrow escape from defeat last night in a six-round contest with John Wille of Chicago, at the National Athletic Club. O'Brien was in distress in the third and sixth rounds, having been knocked down by body blows. (...) by a rare exhibition of ring generalship, he recuperated sufficiently to return the compliment and put Wille down with right hand jolts on the jaw in the same rounds. He finished the stronger, and, had a decision been rendered, he deserved it. (Wille) said he weighed 162 pounds, but it was the heaviest bunch of muscles for 162 pounds ever seen in a Philadelphia ring. He evidently had been told that O'Brien's body was his weak spot, and he began to lead in his akward way for the Quaker City middleweight's solar plexus. By sidestepping and as ring vernacular would have it, O'Brien avoided these wild rushes until the third round when he ran into one. He went down, took a count of seven and his face was a picture of distress. With a glimpse of victory before him Wille became careless. With his guard low, he made another rush and O'Brien put him down with a right-hand lead on the jaw. Bulldoglike he declined to take any count, and was giving as good as he received as the round ended. Light work characterized the fourth round, but Wille got careless again in the fifth and was dropped with a right on the jaw in the waning thirty seconds of the round. The sixth round was sensational. Wille had evidently been instructed to make a dying effort and he did. O'Brien was dropped with a left-hand body blow, and while taking the count looked up appealingly at the referee. He arose at the count of nine and jumped about the ring like a manakin. Wille followed him and in one of the exchanges the Chicago middleweight went down. This time he took the count, and it required all the efforts of the referee to keep O'Brien from finishing him while he was on his knees. The tide had now turned and brains and generalship began to triumph over brute strenght. When the bell rang ending the contest, Wille was hugging to avoid punishment, while O'Brien, though aggressive, showed the effects of the body blows." (Trenton Times)
		1904-07-01	George Gardner	41-6-4		Battery D Armory, Chicago, Illinois, USA	D	PTS	6	6
		1904-04-15	Larry Temple	9-2-0		Battery D Armory, Chicago, Illinois, USA	W	KO	5	6
	referee: Frank Tyrrell
		1904-02-05	Jack Root	44-2-1		Battery D Armory, Chicago, Illinois, USA	D	PTS	6	6
	referee: Frank Tyrrell
		1904-01-25	Marvin Hart	20-3-1		Watita Hall, Chicago, Illinois, USA	D	PTS	6	6
	"Marvin Hart, of Louisville, caught a tartar in John Willie, of Chicago (...) According to experts he was lucky to get a draw at the end of the six-round bout. Willie fought a hard fight. Up to the fifth round Willie had a big lead and only a fine rally by Hart in the sixth saved him from losing the decision." (Fort Wayne News)
		1903-10-03	Young Peter Jackson	55-11-18		Chicago, Illinois, USA	W	PTS	6	6
		1903-06-30	Tommy Ryan	77-2-10		Broadway Theater, Butte, Montana, USA	L	KO	4	20
	Few blows were struck and the crowd chanted "Fight!" and "Fake!" throughout the bout. Willie was twenty pounds heavier.
		1903-02-09	Kid Carter	35-18-8		San Francisco, California, USA	L	PTS	15	15
		1902-10-03	Young Peter Jackson	54-10-14		Brand's Hall, Chicago, Illinois, USA	W	PTS	6	6
		1902-09-19	Al Weinig	22-11-3		Milwaukee Boxing Club, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA	W	PTS	6	6
		1902-07-16	Billy Stift	26-14-11		Kansas City, Missouri, USA	D	PTS	6	6
		1902-03-14	Al Weinig	22-7-2		Vapor City A.C., Hot Springs, Arkansas, USA	D	PTS	20	20
		1902-02-11	Jimmy Handler	26-16-7		Aurora, AC, Aurora, Illinois, USA	W	PTS	6	6
		1901-12-11	Al Weinig	17-7-2		New Vapor City A.C., Hot Springs, Arkansas, USA	L	PTS	20	20
		1901-11-22	Jack Beauscholte	2-4-0		Aurora, Illinois, USA	W	PTS	6	6
	referee: Bat Masterson
		1900-06-23	Fred Morris	10-9-5		Tattersall's, Chicago, Illinois, USA	W	PTS	6	6
	referee: Jimmy Bardell

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