Jun 1922
Empress Theater, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal
May 1922
Oak Hill Auditorium, Youngstown, Ohio
The Youngstown Vindicator reported that Moha was completely outclassed throughout the fight and went down twice in round 7.
Apr 1922
Kenosha, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal
Feb 1922
Empress Theater, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal
Nov 1921
Auditorium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal
Mar 1921
Kenosha, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal
Feb 1921
Madison, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal
Nov 1920
Auditorium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
The Milwaukee Journal reported that it was a one-sided fight. The Pittsburgh Post said that Moha took the worst beating of his long career. Greb, "with his longer reach, kept stabbing his willing, but outclassed opponent." Moha was "bounced around the ring like a rubber ball." Indeed, Moha "fanned the air so much in trying to hit the elusive Greb that the fans laughed at him."
Sep 1920
Empress Theater, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal
Aug 1920
Cedar Point Arena, Sandusky, Ohio
Newspaper win for Greb according to the Sandusky Register, which reported Harry making a "chopping block" of Moha.
Jul 1920
Canton Auditorium, Canton, Ohio
Greb won the newspaper decision (Mansfield News). The Pittsburgh Post reported that Greb "won without much exertion." He took nine rounds and Moha got an even break in three when Harry eased up. Moha was staggered badly in round nine and did a lot of holding. He occasionally rushed Greb who had trouble avoiding Bob's long swings. Greb's speed seemed to befuddle Moha.
Jun 1920
Vine Street Arena, Cincinnati, Ohio
Newspaer decision from Cincinnati Enquirer and Cincinnati Post.
Apr 1920
Tulane Arena, New Orleans, Louisiana
Littleton won this hard-fought battle decisively. Reported in the New Orleans Times-Picayune. Moha started the fight strongly, and continued to fight back throughout the battle, but Littleton piled up a big margin on him. Littleton landed a low blow in round fourteen and Referee Al Wambsgans gave Moha a two-minute rest. Moha was only 5'5" tall and built very strongly, but had a height/reach disadvantage, being four inches shorter than Littleton.
Apr 1920
Empress Theater, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal
Samson-K?rner was knocked down in round 1
Jan 1920
Empress Theater, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision was a draw, according to the Milwaukee Journal.
This was Jamieson's professional debut. Most of his bouts are from the Milwaukee Journal and various out-of-town newspapers, BOXING BLADE, and the results section of THE RING.
Nov 1919
Detroit, Michigan
Moha won the newspaper decision. (Fort Wayne News and Stentinel)
Aug 1919
Empress Theater, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Jun 1919
Hague Park, Jackson, Michigan
Results from the Jackson Citizen Patriot. Wiggins was too fast for Moha.
May 1919
John Wagner's Arena, Racine, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Racine Journal News.
Jul 1918
Douglas Park, Rock Island, Illinois
The Rock Island Argus gave Greb eight of ten rounds.
Jun 1918
Auditorium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Free Press
May 1918
Racine, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Free Press
Feb 1918
People's Theater, Cincinnati, Ohio
"Referee Bauman gave the decision to Greb." (Lima Daily News) According to the Pittsburgh Post, Greb won all the way but couldn't knock his rugged foe down. Moha was bewildered by Greb's fast attack.
Mar 1917
Youngstown, Ohio
From the Pittsburgh Post, This was the first time that Moha had ever been knocked off his feet and stopped.
Feb 1917
Elite Rink, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Free Press
Jan 1917
Racine, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Free Press
Jan 1917
Grand Opera House, Youngstown, Ohio
Newspaper decision from the Youngstown Vindicator, which stated Levinsky "barely shaded" Moha.
Jan 1917
Miami Club, Dayton, Ohio
"In the fastest fighting ever seen here, Jack Dillon won from Bob Moha by referee's decision." (Fort Wayne News)
Dec 1916
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York
Greb won the newspaper decision according to the Buffalo Boxing Record and the Pittsburgh Post. According to the Post, this was a great fight and Greb was a this best. He unleashed a diversified attack that had Moha bewildered. Moha tried always to get at close quarters and he did land some hard body blows. Greb won almost every round, but Moha closed well and won the tenth.
Dec 1916
Broadway Arena, Brooklyn, New York
Newspaper decision from the New York Times and Brooklyn Daily Eagle. The New York Herald reported a draw.
Nov 1916
Pioneer Sporting Club, New York, New York
Newspaper decision for Moha from NY Herald, NY Times, Mansfield News.
Moha and Madden not not meet on June 9, 1915, as was incorrectly shown here previously.
Nov 1916
Broadway Arena, Brooklyn, New York
Newspaper decision from the New York Evening Telegram.
Aug 1916
Manhattan A.C., New York, New York
Newspaper decision from the Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Apr 1916
Beloit, Wisconsin
Mar 1916
Hot Springs, Arkansas
Moha "gave Dick Gilbert of Denver one of the worst trimmings he has ever received. A big crowd witnessed the bout, which was Moha's in every round but the first. Moha used a lightning pivot on Gilbert, and in the last round almost had the Denver man out." (Indianapolis Star)
Feb 1915
Elite Rink, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Free Press
Christie was knocked down twice in round 4
Dec 1914
Arena, Hudson, Wisconsin
Weigh in 3pm day of bout. Moha down in 1st round--Leader Telegram.
Jun 1914
Holland Arena, Butte, Montana
Dillon's World Light-Heavyweight title claim
May 1914
15th Street Garage, Kansas City, Missouri
May 1914
Hippodrome, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Free Press
Mar 1914
Southside A.A., Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Free Press
Feb 1914
Broadway A.C., Brooklyn, New York
Newspaper decision from the Brooklyn Eagle and New York Times and The Daily Standard Union: Brooklyn.
Jan 1914
Providence, Rhode Island
Jan 1914
Irving A.C., Brooklyn, New York
Dec 1913
Irving A.C., Brooklyn, New York
Newspaper decision from the New York Times
Nov 1913
Old City Hall, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision for Moha from Richard Guy (Pittsburgh Gazette Times) and Buffalo Times, and also from the Pittsburgh Post.
Apr 1913
Southside A.C., Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Free Press
Mar 1913
Southside A.C., Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Free Press
Feb 1913
Southside A.A., Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Free Press
May 1912
St. Nicholas Arena, New York, New York
McGoorty won the newspaper decision. (Reno Evening Gazette)
May 1912
Knickerbocker A.C., Albany, New York
Newspaper decision from an Albany NY newspaper (Paul Zabala).
Apr 1912
St. Nicholas Arena, New York, New York
Moha won the newspaper decision though he lost the first four rounds. (NY Evening World)
Apr 1912
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Houck won the newspaper decision according to the Philadelphia Item.
Apr 1912
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia Item reported that Moha won the newspaper decision. The Philadelphia Record had Ramsey winning.
Apr 1912
Madison A.C., New York, New York
"Bob Moha of Milwaukee won his third bout in the East tonight by outfighting Fred Hicks of Detroit in seven of ten rounds." (Washington Post)
Apr 1912
National S.C., New York, New York
Mar 1912
National S.C., New York, New York
Moha won the newspaper decision. (Washington Post)
Oct 1911
Armory, Boston, Massachusetts
Sep 1911
Armory, Boston, Massachusetts
Jul 1911
International A.C., Buffalo, New York
May 1911
Star Theater, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
May 1911
Auditorium (Virginia Ave.), Indianapolis, Indiana
"The Milwaukee wild man, Bob Moha, came out of his cave in the Wisconsin woods last night, and boxed ten fast rounds with Jack Dillon of this city at the Auditorium. The Badger was not as wild as reported, for if a decision had been given (..) Dillon would have been favored." (Indianapolis Star)
Mar 1911
Shubert Theater, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Free Press.
Feb 1911
Miller's Hall, Buffalo, New York
Moha won the newspaper decision. (Indianapolis Star)
Feb 1911
Shubert Theater, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Buckles displayed little except the "ability to absorb punishment. Time and again Buckles would go down for the count, but he was always game and, while it was through the timely intervention of the bell on several occassions, which allowed him to go through the bout without being counted out, still the rest between the rounds was sufficient for the Omaha fighter to recuperate and he was always willing to mix had when he had sufficient strength to do so." (Daily Northwestern)
Dec 1910
Shubert Theater, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Free Press; Daily Northwestern (WI) called this a draw
Nov 1910
Shubert Theater, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Free Press, which reported that Moha won decisively.
Sep 1910
Miller's Hall, Buffalo, New York
Jun 1910
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Free Press
May 1910
Milwaukee A.C., Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Dec 1909
Badger A.C., Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Free Press.
Oct 1909
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Robinson down 8 times in last three rounds
Sep 1908
Badger A.C., Milwaukee, Wisconsin
May 1908
Green Valley A.C., Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Jan 1908
Schlitz Park, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Jan 1908
Gayety Theater, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Oct 1907
Green Valley A.C., Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Dec 1906
Schlitz Park, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Moha was disqualified for hitting Riley while the latter was down
Nov 1906
Badger A.C., Milwaukee, Wisconsin
This was Moha's PRO DEBUT according to the Boston Herald.
