Abe Attell - Revision history

Artur128: /* Professional record */

2026-05-03T10:24:00Z

Professional record

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	==Professional record==		==Professional record==
	'''Championship record'''		'''Championship record'''
	*14 opponents (9 by KO) beaten ~~for the World Featherweight Title~~.		*14 opponents (9 by KO) beaten in world championship bouts.
	*22-?-? (? KOs) in world championship bouts.		*22-?-? (? KOs) in world championship bouts.

Sid schneck at 22:48, 10 February 2026

2026-02-10T22:48:03Z

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	'''Abe Attell''' was said to have been born Albert Knochr (more correctly ''Knoehr''), per the ''Tacoma News Tribune'' of July 24, 1924. He was the brother of [[Monte Attell]] and [[Caesar Attell (Lightweight)\|Caesar Attell]], and the uncle of [[Gilbert Attell]]. According to the Calgary Albertan Attell won the Canadian Lightweight Title on September 5, 1910 stopping Billy Launder in seven rds. Numerous contemporary newspaper sources reported that Attell won the Canadian Lightweight Title i.e. The Ottawa Citizen,The Montreal Star,The Baltimore Evening Sun, The New York Tribune just to name a few. Though he apparently never defended the title and wasn’t Canadian.		'''Abe Attell''' was said to have been born Albert Knochr (more correctly ''Knoehr''), per the ''Tacoma News Tribune'' of July 24, 1924. He was the brother of [[Monte Attell]] and [[Caesar Attell (Lightweight)\|Caesar Attell]], and the uncle of [[Gilbert Attell]]. Abe and Monte were the first set of boxing brothers to hold World Titles. According to the Calgary Albertan Attell also won the Canadian Lightweight Title on September 5, 1910 stopping Billy Launder in seven rds. Numerous contemporary newspaper sources reported that Attell won the Canadian Lightweight Title i.e. The Ottawa Citizen,The Montreal Star,The Baltimore Evening Sun, The New York Tribune just to name a few. Though he apparently never defended the title and wasn’t Canadian.
	After his professional boxing career ended, Attell operated a shoe store in New York City, doing a good business selling to customers, fans and sporting people who came in to see him. He gave up the shoe business circa June 1916 to go into vaudeville.		After his professional boxing career ended, Attell operated a shoe store in New York City, doing a good business selling to customers, fans and sporting people who came in to see him. He gave up the shoe business circa June 1916 to go into vaudeville.

Sid schneck at 06:42, 10 February 2026

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	'''Abe Attell''' was said to have been born Albert Knochr (more correctly ''Knoehr''), per the ''Tacoma News Tribune'' of July 24, 1924. He was the brother of [[Monte Attell]] and [[Caesar Attell (Lightweight)\|Caesar Attell]], and the uncle of [[Gilbert Attell]]. According to the Calgary Albertan Attell won the Canadian Lightweight Title on September 5, 1910 stopping Billy Launder in seven rds. Attell won the Canadian Lightweight Title ~~but~~ never defended it.		'''Abe Attell''' was said to have been born Albert Knochr (more correctly ''Knoehr''), per the ''Tacoma News Tribune'' of July 24, 1924. He was the brother of [[Monte Attell]] and [[Caesar Attell (Lightweight)\|Caesar Attell]], and the uncle of [[Gilbert Attell]]. According to the Calgary Albertan Attell won the Canadian Lightweight Title on September 5, 1910 stopping Billy Launder in seven rds. Numerous contemporary newspaper sources reported that Attell won the Canadian Lightweight Title i.e. The Ottawa Citizen,The Montreal Star,The Baltimore Evening Sun, The New York Tribune just to name a few. Though he apparently never defended the title and wasn’t Canadian.

	After his professional boxing career ended, Attell operated a shoe store in New York City, doing a good business selling to customers, fans and sporting people who came in to see him. He gave up the shoe business circa June 1916 to go into vaudeville.		After his professional boxing career ended, Attell operated a shoe store in New York City, doing a good business selling to customers, fans and sporting people who came in to see him. He gave up the shoe business circa June 1916 to go into vaudeville.

Sid schneck at 06:27, 10 February 2026

2026-02-10T06:27:57Z

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	'''Abe Attell''' was said to have been born Albert Knochr (more correctly ''Knoehr''), per the ''Tacoma News Tribune'' of July 24, 1924. He was the brother of [[Monte Attell]] and [[Caesar Attell (Lightweight)\|Caesar Attell]], and the uncle of [[Gilbert Attell]]. According to the Calgary Albertan Attell won the Canadian Lightweight Title on September 5, 1910 stopping Billy Launder in seven rds. Attell ~~therefore should be recognized as a~~ Canadian Lightweight ~~Champion if this billing is correct~~.		'''Abe Attell''' was said to have been born Albert Knochr (more correctly ''Knoehr''), per the ''Tacoma News Tribune'' of July 24, 1924. He was the brother of [[Monte Attell]] and [[Caesar Attell (Lightweight)\|Caesar Attell]], and the uncle of [[Gilbert Attell]]. According to the Calgary Albertan Attell won the Canadian Lightweight Title on September 5, 1910 stopping Billy Launder in seven rds. Attell won the Canadian Lightweight Title but never defended it.

	After his professional boxing career ended, Attell operated a shoe store in New York City, doing a good business selling to customers, fans and sporting people who came in to see him. He gave up the shoe business circa June 1916 to go into vaudeville.		After his professional boxing career ended, Attell operated a shoe store in New York City, doing a good business selling to customers, fans and sporting people who came in to see him. He gave up the shoe business circa June 1916 to go into vaudeville.

Ric: IBRO article linked

2025-05-26T00:36:26Z

IBRO article linked

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	*"Fight City Legends: The Little Hebrew" by Jamie Rebner (Feb. 22, 2023): [https://www.thefightcity.com/abe-attell-fight-city-legends-little-hebrew-boxing/]		*"Fight City Legends: The Little Hebrew" by Jamie Rebner (Feb. 22, 2023): [https://www.thefightcity.com/abe-attell-fight-city-legends-little-hebrew-boxing/]
	*"BLOODBATH! The 1912 War Between Abe Attell and Harlem Tommy Murphy." IBRO Journal No. 153, pp. 5-9 (2022) [https://ibroresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/IBRO153.5-9.pdf]		*"BLOODBATH! The 1912 War Between Abe Attell and Harlem Tommy Murphy." IBRO Journal No. 153, pp. 5-9 (2022) [https://ibroresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/IBRO153.5-9.pdf]
			*"Driscoll vs. Attell: Battle of Ghosts" by Daniel M. Daniel: [https://ibroresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/IBRO.ONL23.49-52.pdf]
	*[http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/attell.htm CBZ Record]		*[http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/attell.htm CBZ Record]
	*[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=8110 Find a Grave]		*[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=8110 Find a Grave]


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Ric: IBRO article linked

2025-05-25T18:38:46Z

IBRO article linked

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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
	*"Fight City Legends: The Little Hebrew" by Jamie Rebner (Feb. 22, 2023): [https://www.thefightcity.com/abe-attell-fight-city-legends-little-hebrew-boxing/]		*"Fight City Legends: The Little Hebrew" by Jamie Rebner (Feb. 22, 2023): [https://www.thefightcity.com/abe-attell-fight-city-legends-little-hebrew-boxing/]
			*"BLOODBATH! The 1912 War Between Abe Attell and Harlem Tommy Murphy." IBRO Journal No. 153, pp. 5-9 (2022) [https://ibroresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/IBRO153.5-9.pdf]
	*[http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/attell.htm CBZ Record]		*[http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/attell.htm CBZ Record]
	*[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=8110 Find a Grave]		*[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=8110 Find a Grave]

Sid schneck at 04:07, 22 November 2024

2024-11-22T04:07:28Z

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	'''Abe Attell''' was said to have been born Albert Knochr (more correctly ''Knoehr''), per the ''Tacoma News Tribune'' of July 24, 1924. He was the brother of [[Monte Attell]] and [[Caesar Attell (Lightweight)\|Caesar Attell]], and the uncle of [[Gilbert Attell]].		'''Abe Attell''' was said to have been born Albert Knochr (more correctly ''Knoehr''), per the ''Tacoma News Tribune'' of July 24, 1924. He was the brother of [[Monte Attell]] and [[Caesar Attell (Lightweight)\|Caesar Attell]], and the uncle of [[Gilbert Attell]]. According to the Calgary Albertan Attell won the Canadian Lightweight Title on September 5, 1910 stopping Billy Launder in seven rds. Attell therefore should be recognized as a Canadian Lightweight Champion if this billing is correct.

	After his professional boxing career ended, Attell operated a shoe store in New York City, doing a good business selling to customers, fans and sporting people who came in to see him. He gave up the shoe business circa June 1916 to go into vaudeville.		After his professional boxing career ended, Attell operated a shoe store in New York City, doing a good business selling to customers, fans and sporting people who came in to see him. He gave up the shoe business circa June 1916 to go into vaudeville.

Ric: linked to online article

2023-05-10T15:45:45Z

linked to online article

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	*'''Manager''': [[Billy Delaney]] (as of 1908-09-17, per ''Tacoma Daily News'')		*'''Manager''': [[Billy Delaney]] (as of 1908-09-17, per ''Tacoma Daily News'')
	*'''[[:Category:Abe Attell Gallery\|Abe Attell Image Gallery]]'''		*'''[[:Category:Abe Attell Gallery\|Abe Attell Image Gallery]]'''

			== Biography ==
	'''Abe Attell''' was said to have been born Albert Knochr (more correctly ''Knoehr''), per the ''Tacoma News Tribune'' of July 24, 1924. He was the brother of [[Monte Attell]] and [[Caesar Attell (Lightweight)\|Caesar Attell]], and the uncle of [[Gilbert Attell]].		'''Abe Attell''' was said to have been born Albert Knochr (more correctly ''Knoehr''), per the ''Tacoma News Tribune'' of July 24, 1924. He was the brother of [[Monte Attell]] and [[Caesar Attell (Lightweight)\|Caesar Attell]], and the uncle of [[Gilbert Attell]].

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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
			*"Fight City Legends: The Little Hebrew" by Jamie Rebner (Feb. 22, 2023): [https://www.thefightcity.com/abe-attell-fight-city-legends-little-hebrew-boxing/]
	*[http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/attell.htm CBZ Record]		*[http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/attell.htm CBZ Record]
	*[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=8110 Find a Grave]		*[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=8110 Find a Grave]

Artur128: /* Professional record */

2022-05-19T18:31:38Z

Professional record

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	'''Championship record'''		'''Championship record'''
	*14 opponents (9 by KO) beaten for the World Featherweight Title.		*14 opponents (9 by KO) beaten for the World Featherweight Title.
			*22-?-? (? KOs) in world championship bouts.

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

Artur128: /* Exhibitions */

2020-07-23T11:12:57Z

Exhibitions

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	==Exhibitions==		==Exhibitions==
	[[Abe Hollandersky]] four 3 round exhibitions, Empire Theatre, New London, May 2-3, 1916 (New London's The Day, May 3, pg. 12, "The Two Abes Put on Lively Sparring Match"). Attell was giving speaking engagements to raise money during his 1916 near retirement from boxing.		[[Abe Hollandersky]] four 3 round exhibitions, Empire Theatre, New London, May 2-3, 1916 (New London's The Day, May 3, pg. 12, "The Two Abes Put on Lively Sparring Match"). Attell was giving speaking engagements to raise money during his 1916 near retirement from boxing.

			==Professional record==
			'''Championship record'''
			*14 opponents (9 by KO) beaten for the World Featherweight Title.

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==