May 1953
Chicago Stadium, Chicago, Illinois
Sep 1952
Municipal Stadium, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jun 1952
Municipal Stadium, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Referee Clayton becomes the first African-American to referee a World Heavyweight Title fight.
Jul 1951
Forbes Field, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Mar 1951
Olympia Stadium, Detroit, Michigan
Walcott was floored for a nine-count in the ninth round.
Nov 1950
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York
Walcott was a 4-1 favorite in this fight.
May 1950
VFR Stadion, Mannheim, Baden-Württemberg
Mar 1950
Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Mar 1950
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York
Agramonte was down twice in the 1st, and twice in the 7th. Referee stopped the bout after Agramonte rose unsteady after the 4th knockdown.
Feb 1950
Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Johnson collapsed without being hit. Dr. I. Joseph Levey, the commission doctor, later revealed that Johnson had suffered an injury to an intervertebral disc in his back.
Aug 1949
Råsunda Fotbollsstadion, Stockholm
Jun 1949
Comiskey Park, Chicago, Illinois
Jun 1948
Yankee Stadium, The Bronx, New York
World Heavyweight Title
Louis was down for no-count in round three.
Louis announced his retirement on March 1, 1949
Dec 1947
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York
World Heavyweight Title
Louis down in 1st and 4th.
Jun 1947
Gilmore Field, Los Angeles, California
Mar 1947
Orange Bowl, Miami, Florida
Jan 1947
Convention Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Nov 1946
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York
Aug 1946
Public Service Ball Park, Camden, New Jersey
Aug 1946
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York
May 1946
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York
Oma down in round 1 for 3-count.
Mar 1946
Convention Hall, Camden, New Jersey
Feb 1946
Arena, Cleveland, Ohio
Bivins was down for an 8-count in round three. The official scoring was 6-4 for Bivins 9-1 for Walcott, and 5-4-1 for Bivins but the official with that scorecard gave the decision to Walcott because of the knockdown. The Cleveland Plain Dealer scored 8-1-1 in favor of Walcott.
Jan 1946
Convention Hall, Camden, New Jersey
Dec 1945
Coliseum, Baltimore, Maryland
Sheppard floored Walcott in round four, but Walcott dominated the rest of the fight, stopping Sheppard with a right to the mid-section.
Nov 1945
Coliseum, Baltimore, Maryland
Murray was disqualified by the referee for not trying. Tacoma News Tribune
Oct 1945
Armory, Paterson, New Jersey
Sep 1945
Convention Hall, Camden, New Jersey
Aug 1945
Convention Hall, Camden, New Jersey
Mar 1945
Convention Hall, Camden, New Jersey
Feb 1945
Convention Hall, Camden, New Jersey
Jan 1945
Convention Hall, Camden, New Jersey
Jan 1945
Convention Hall, Camden, New Jersey
Jun 1944
Batesville A.C., Haddonfield, New Jersey
Jun 1944
Batesville A.C., Haddonfield, New Jersey
Feb 1940
Laurel Garden, Newark, New Jersey
Jan 1940
Cambria A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Nov 1939
Rockland Palace, New York, New York
Aug 1939
Meadowbrook Bowl, Newark, New Jersey
From the Newark Star-Eagle (Laurence Fielding).
Dec 1938
114th Infantry Armory, Camden, New Jersey
Jun 1938
Fairview Arena, Camden, New Jersey
May 1938
Convention Hall, Camden, New Jersey
Apr 1938
Convention Hall, Camden, New Jersey
Pack was down three times before going down for the full count from a right to the jaw; Philadelphia Inquirer (Jack Kincaid).
Mar 1938
Cambria A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jan 1938
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jan 1938
Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Oct 1937
Rockland Palace, New York, New York
Sep 1937
Rockland Palace, New York, New York
Ray was knocked out by a single right hand to the chin.
Sep 1937
Garden Pier, Atlantic City, New Jersey
May 1937
Rockland Palace, New York, New York
Sep 1936
Arena, Pennsauken, New Jersey
Jul 1936
Arena, Pennsauken, New Jersey
Jun 1936
Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Bout stopped when Johnson suffered a broken nose. (Associated Press) From the Philadelphia Inquirer (Jack Kincaid).
Jun 1936
Coney Island Velodrome, Brooklyn, New York
LePage was down in each round, From the New York Times (Bob Soderman).
Apr 1936
Convention Hall, Camden, New Jersey
Mar 1936
Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jan 1936
Convention Hall, Camden, New Jersey
From the Philadelphia Inquirer (Jack Kincaid).
Nov 1935
Convention Hall, Camden, New Jersey
From the Philadelphia Inquirer (Jack Kincaid). Evidently Allen was outweighed by 24 1/2 pounds. Walcott was down in the first round while Allen was also down in the sixth and seventh rounds before the knockout.
Oct 1935
Convention Hall, Camden, New Jersey
Oct 1935
Convention Hall, Camden, New Jersey
Aug 1935
Arena, Pennsauken, New Jersey
Nov 1933
New Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jul 1933
Arena, Pennsauken, New Jersey
First fight as "Jersey Joe Walcott"
May 1933
Camden, New Jersey
This fight has been verified (not on this date) and there is no evidence of it in any Camden newspapers. Source: James Curl, "Jersey Joe Walcott: A Boxing Biography."
Apr 1931
Waltz Dream Arena, Atlantic City, New Jersey
Mar 1931
Amusement Hall, Egg Harbor, New Jersey
Mays opponent was reported as Young Walcott of Philadelphia in the Camden Courier-Post.
Oct 1930
Convention Hall, Camden, New Jersey
Oct 1930
Convention Hall, Camden, New Jersey
Bout stopped after the 4th round due to cut eye suffered by O'Toole
Sep 1930
Arena, Vineland, New Jersey
Cream (Walcott) dominated the fight but fouled Palmer when draped over the ropes. Walcott's published record also lists an 8-round points win over Carmen Passarella, wich was Palmer's real name, for August 1 1936 in Camden. No evidence for this fight has been found in contemporary Camden newspapers.
Sep 1930
Arena, Vineland, New Jersey
Walcott claimed that Cowboy Wallace was his first professional opponent, and that he received only $7.50 in payment. (Source: newspaper clippings supplied by James Curl.) Arnold Cream (Walcott) pro debut.
