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		date	opponent	W-L-D	last 6	location
		1926-10-04	Maxie Rosenbloom	39-8-6		Motor Square Garden, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA	L	UD	10	10
	According to the Pittsburgh Post, Rosenbloom won every round.
		1926-09-24	Chief Halbran	8-11-2		Armory, Stamford, Connecticut, USA	W	KO	5	10
	referee: Jim Keefe Halbran down three times in the bout.
		1926-08-27	Maxie Rosenbloom	37-7-6		Coney Island Stadium, Brooklyn, New York, USA	L	PTS	12	12
		1926-06-10	Rocky Marion	0-0-1		Richmond, Virginia, USA	W	KO	5	10
		1925-04-17	Harry Greb	83-6-3		Mechanics Building, Boston, Massachusetts, USA	L	PTS	10	10
	This was a "sizzling battle," much the best of the three between Greb and Wilson. It was closely fought and even on rounds, but Greb's rounds were much more decisive and he got the decision.
		1924-12-09	Tiger Flowers	73-8-3		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	L	TKO	3	10
	time: 2:55 | referee: Eddie Purdy
		1924-09-17	Jock Malone	50-7-4		Auditorium, Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA	L	NWS	10	10
	Popular verdict - a win for Malone (World Almanac)
		1924-07-29	Jock Malone	50-6-4		Braves Field, Boston, Massachusetts, USA	W	KO	6	10
	referee: Joe O'Connor
		1924-02-12	Tommy Loughran	15-3-1		Mechanics Building, Boston, Massachusetts, USA	L	PTS	10	10
	Scoring was 6-3-1 in rounds for Loughran.
		1924-01-29	Pal Reed	29-15-3		Mechanics Building, Boston, Massachusetts, USA	W	PTS	10	10
		1924-01-18	Harry Greb	67-5-2		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	L	UD	15	15
	referee: Patsy Haley | judge: Billy Joh | judge: Eddie Purdy World Middleweight Title According to Boxing Blade, this was a close fight, but the decision met with "the approval of the fans." Wilson made his best showing in the early rounds, taking the 1st, 3rd, and 5th. After that, Greb came on and the 7th round was probably his best one. Greb also did very well in the 8th, 10th, and 15th. Wilson's best late round was the 12th. Most of the others were "about fifty-fifty." This was not one of Greb's better efforts.
		1923-12-18	Pat McCarthy	23-11-4		Mechanics Building, Boston, Massachusetts, USA	W	RTD	4	10
	Date: Wednesday, December 19, 1923 Paper: Boston Herald (Boston, MA) Page: 16
		1923-11-16	Pal Reed	29-13-2		Arena, Boston, Massachusetts, USA	W	PTS	10	10
		1923-10-19	George Robinson	51-36-10		Arena, Boston, Massachusetts, USA	W	PTS	10	10
	Also reported as a 12-round bout.
		1923-08-31	Harry Greb	64-3-2		Polo Grounds, New York, New York, USA	L	PTS	15	15
	referee: Jack O'Sullivan | judge: Frankie Madden | judge: Charles F. Mathison World Middleweight Title The Pittsburgh Post reported that Greb did not fight in his usual cyclonic style. Evidently fearing disqualification he boxed in orthodox style. Wilson punched mainly for the body, winning the 10th, 14th, and 15th rounds. Greb took all of the others. The 8th was Harry's best round, and next to that the second. Greb won beyond argument even though he fought flat-footed. He was too quick and busy for the plodding Wilson. Nevertheless, it was not of Harry's better showings. (This is from the report of Regis Welsh.) Some writers thought that Greb still used a lot of rough tactics. One writer thought that the fight was close. All accounts showed that it was an ordinary fight, lacking thrills. Neither man was ever in danger of being stopped.
		1923-06-22	Eddie Carter			Airport, Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA	W	NWS	8	8
	This is the correct date for this bout--Wilson won the newspaper decision per the Philadelphia Inquirer.
		1923-04-22	Jim Montgomery	1-7-4		Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Record.
		1922-07-04	Al Demaris			Fair Grounds Arena, Rutland, Vermont, USA	W	KO	4	8
		1922-04-21	KO Jaffe	3-8-0		Hazleton, Pennsylvania, USA	W	TKO	4	10
	Wilson was knocked down in the second round. "As the fourth began, Jaffe fell on his knees and with Wilson ready to put over a K.O., the referee called off the proceedings." Boston Globe
		1921-09-05	Bryan Downey	35-4-9		Boyle's Thirty Acres, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA	D	NWS	12	12
	referee: Jim Savage World Middleweight Title Wilson and Downey "fought twelve tame rounds to a draw." (Newark Advocate & Trenton Times (INS)) Downey was recognized as champ in Ohio; Wilson was the recognized champ everywhere else.
		1921-07-27	Bryan Downey	35-3-9		League Park, Cleveland, Ohio, USA	W	DQ	7	12
	referee: Jimmy Gardner Bout fought at catchweights with no official weigh-in After the bout, Downey's manager claimed Downey had weighed 154 in the afternoon and stated that Wilson weighed about 172. Wilson was floored three times in the seventh. As Wilson arose from the last knockdown, Downey hit him with a punch that knocked him out. The referee disqualified Downey, but the Cleveland and Ohio commissions disagreed with the result and recognized Downey as winning by 7th round kayo. Downey was recognized as Middleweight champion in Ohio from this point.
		1921-07-15	George Robinson	45-28-9		Arena, Boston, Massachusetts, USA	W	PTS	10	10
	Wilson down in first.
		1921-05-25	Joe Chip	21-7-4		Roller Palace Rink, Detroit, Michigan, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Wilson "ten pounds overweight" won the newspaper decision. (Decatur Daily Review) According to the Detroit Free Press (Herb Goldman), Wilson administered a "terrific lacing" to Chip. Wilson made a very impressive showing and looked like a real champion.
		1921-03-17	Mike O'Dowd	46-3-2		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	W	SD	15	15
	referee: Johnny McAvoy NYSAC World middleweight title World Middleweight Title Judges split, so referee McAvoy's vote decided it for Wilson. Judge Jack Roulette voted for O'Dowd and Judge Tommy Shortell for Wilson.
		1921-02-10	Navy Rostan	1-5-0		Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA	W	KO	2	10
	World Middleweight Title
		1921-01-17	Joe Chip	21-6-4		Motor Square Garden, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Wilson won the newspaper decision. (Sandusky Star Journal) Newspaper decision from the Pittsburgh Post which reported that Wilson won six rounds, Chip two, and two were even. This was not an 8-rounder.
		1920-12-09	George Robinson	43-23-9		Mount Royal Arena, Montreal, Quebec, Canada	L	NWS	10	10
	Robinson was reported to have won the newspaper decision in the Boston Globe. Robinson was down once, Wilson twice. Wilson brought his own referee: J. Trokas of Salem, MA. Montreal Gazette
		1920-08-02	Steve Choynski	4-3-0		Bison Stadium, Buffalo, New York, USA	W	KO	5	10
	referee: Dick Nugent
		1920-07-20	Young Fisher	16-14-0		Arena, Syracuse, New York, USA	L	NWS	10	10
	(Syracuse Herald)
		1920-07-01	Soldier Bartfield	38-6-1		1st Regiment Armory, Newark, New Jersey, USA	W	NWS	12	12
	World Middleweight Title "Two papers gave the decision to the champion by a shade, one gave it to Bartfield and another called it a draw." (Sandusky Star Journal) The Boston Globe, New York Times and Chicago Tribune all had Wilson winning the fight. The Washington Post had Bartfield winning.
		1920-05-06	Mike O'Dowd	41-2-1		Mechanics Building, Boston, Massachusetts, USA	W	PTS	12	12
	World Middleweight Title This was a hotly contested battle.
		1920-04-07	Pal Reed	15-2-0		Fenway A.A., Boston, Massachusetts, USA	W	PTS	12	12
	Source: Boston Globe.
		1920-03-08	Billy Murray	59-14-9		Casino Hall, Lynn, Massachusetts, USA	W	TKO	2	10
	Source: Boston Globe. The date of this fight is often incorrectly shown as March 9, 1920.
		1919-12-25	Jack London	1-4-0		Webster, Massachusetts, USA	W	KO	2	10
		1919-10-20	Young Ahearn	23-10-4		Fenway A.A., Mechanics Building, Boston, Massachusetts, USA	W	KO	1	10
		1919-08-25	Young Ahearn	23-9-4		Fenway A.A., Boston, Massachusetts, USA	W	KO	6	10
	Wilson used a body attack to knock out Ahearn. A left to the body ended the fight.
		1919-07-19	Young Ahearn	23-9-3		O'Sullivan Park, Lawrence, Massachusetts, USA	D	PTS	12	12
	This was a bad decision--Wilson won the fight. He struck the referee in anger after the draw was announced. (Boston Globe) According to the Boston Globe, Wilson's opponent was the well known middleweight, Young Ahearn. Previously, his opponent was shown as "Jake Ahern." Ahearn's name was actually Jacob Woodward; "Ahern" is just a misspelling.
		1919-07-03	George Robinson	39-16-8		Maplewood Park, Bangor, Maine, USA	W	NWS	12	12
	Wilson won the newspaper decision according to the Boston Globe.
		1919-05-12	Young Fisher	15-8-0		Fenway A.A., Boston, Massachusetts, USA	W	PTS	12	12
	Source: Boston Globe. Wilson won easily.
		1919-05-05	Pat McCarthy	4-3-3		Fenway A.A., Boston, Massachusetts, USA	W	PTS	10	10
		1919-05-02	Cyclone Scott	1-6-3		Brockton, Massachusetts, USA	W	KO	3	10
	Source: the Boston Globe.
		1919-04-17	Pat McCarthy	4-3-2		Lawrence, Massachusetts, USA	D	PTS	10	10
	This appears to have been McCarthy's first fight after military service.
		1918-05-06	Augie Ratner	14-3-0		Douglas A.C., Chelsea, Massachusetts, USA	W	PTS	12	12
		1918-04-15	Leo Houck	50-7-3		Douglas A.C., Chelsea, Massachusetts, USA	W	PTS	12	12
	Source: Boston Globe. This fight did not occur on March 27, 1918, as was shown here previously.
		1918-04-10	Frank Carbone	11-6-2		Rollo Rink, Newport, Rhode Island, USA	L	DQ	1	12
	Wilson was disqualified for punching low.
		1918-03-11	Leo Houck	49-7-3		Douglas A.C., Chelsea, Massachusetts, USA	L	PTS	12	12
	Source: Boston Globe. Houck closed strongly to pull out a victory.
		1918-03-05	Pinky Crosby	1-1-1		Freeman's Hall, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, USA	W	KO	2	10
		1918-01-28	Victor Dahl	6-5-1		Douglas A.C., Chelsea, Massachusetts, USA	W	KO	1	12
		1917-12-14	Art Magirl	54-9-9		Rollo Rink, Newport, Rhode Island, USA	W	TKO	3	12
		1917-11-16	Jack Savage	6-9-2		Camp Devens, Ayer, Massachusetts, USA	W	PTS	12	12
	From the Boston Globe.
		1917-10-19	Victor Dahl	5-3-0		Rollo Rink, Newport, Rhode Island, USA	W	PTS	12	12
		1917-07-28	Roddy MacDonald	19-8-8		Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada	L	PTS	15	15
	This was the fourth and last of the fights between Wilson and MacDonald. Source: Michel Gladu, Repentigny Quebec.
		1917-04-27	Al Nelson	8-4-3		Manchester, New Hampshire, USA	W	KO	1	10
		1917-04-19	Carl Hertz	11-5-8		Commercial A.C., Boston, Massachusetts, USA	W	PTS	10	10
		1917-04-13	Jack Savage	4-9-2		Garde d'Honneur Hall, Fitchburg, Massachusetts, USA	D	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from the Fitchburg Daily Sentinel
		1917-03-21	Joe White	14-3-4		North Shore A.C., Beverly, Massachusetts, USA	L	DQ	3	12
		1917-02-23	Al Nelson	7-4-3		Bangor, Maine, USA	W	NWS	12	12
		1917-01-19	George Robinson	22-5-5		Commercial A.C., Boston, Massachusetts, USA	L	PTS	10	10
		1916-12-25	Al Rogers	23-15-8		Bangor, Maine, USA	W	NWS	12	12
	Source: Daily Kennebec Journal (2 six-round bouts)
		1916-12-15	Jack Savage	4-6-0		Rollo Rink, Newport, Rhode Island, USA	W	PTS	12	12
	Saturday, December 16, 1916 Paper: Pawtucket Times
		1916-12-06	Roddy MacDonald	17-7-8		Marieville Gardens, North Providence, Rhode Island, USA	W	PTS	10	10
	Acadian Recorder, December 8, 1916. This was the third of four fights between Wilson and MacDonald.Thursday, December 7, 1916 Paper: Pawtucket Times
		1916-10-17	Battling McFarland	4-4-0		Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada	W	KO	9	10
	This bout is in Wilson's published records. The location and date are uncertain, although it is a reasonable guess that the fight occurred in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
		1916-09-19	Roddy MacDonald	15-6-8		Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada	W	PTS	12	12
	Source: Boston Globe (Luckett Davis). This was the second of four fights between Wilson and MacDonald.
		1916-08-10	Roddy MacDonald	15-5-7		Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada	W	TKO	12	12
	From McDonald's record, by Michel Gladu (Repentigny, Quebec).
		1916-07-28	Jimmy Farren	0-0-1		Commercial A.C., Boston, Massachusetts, USA	W	KO	3	10
	Source: Boston Globe (Luckett Davis).
		1916-05-30	Frankie Notter	4-4-0		20th Century A.C., Pittsfield, Massachusetts, USA	W	NWS	12	12
	(Boston Globe)
		1916-04-26	Silent Martin	21-5-1		Rhode Island A.C., Thornton, Rhode Island, USA	L	PTS	12	12
	Martin handed Wilson a sound licking.
		1916-04-05	Battling McFarland	4-3-0		Marieville Gardens, North Providence, Rhode Island, USA	W	KO	9	12
	Result from the Boston Globe.
		1916-03-29	Jack Donnelly			Rhode Island A.C., Thornton, Rhode Island, USA	W	TKO	8	10
	Source: Boston Globe (Luckett Davis).
		1916-03-21	Joe White	13-2-3		North Shore A.C., Beverly, Massachusetts, USA	L	DQ	4	10
	Source: Jack Kincaid, Boston newspapers.
		1916-02-24	Tommy Robson	4-2-0		Unity Cycle Club, Lawrence, Massachusetts, USA	L	PTS	12	12
		1916-02-22	Joe White	12-2-3		Lenox A.C., Gloucester, Massachusetts, USA	L	PTS	10	10
		1916-01-26	Bill Fleming	7-3-1		Rhode Island A.C., Thornton, Rhode Island, USA	L	PTS	12	12
		1916-01-25	Johnny Mello	2-2-1		Hippodrome, Boston, Massachusetts, USA	W	KO	3	8
	Reported by Jack Kincaid. Also, reported in the Boston Globe.
		1916-01-21	KO Sweeney	19-4-4		Hibernian Hall, Roxbury, Massachusetts, USA	W	PTS	12	12
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