Benny McCoy - Revision history

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	'''Benny McCoy''' fought from 1911 through 1923 in the featherweight class (not more than 126 pounds) and bantamweight class. Most notably, he lost the World Bantamweight Championship on 5/13/1916 to [[Kid Williams]] in round ~~7 TKO~~.		'''Benny McCoy''' fought from 1911 through 1923 in the featherweight class (not more than 126 pounds) and bantamweight class. Most notably, he lost a bid for the World Bantamweight Championship on May 13, 1916 to [[Kid Williams]] via a seventh-round technical knockout when his nose was broken.

	McCoy started his fighting career as a bantamweight in his hometown of Baltimore, at the age of 15. Within a short time he was taking part in main events in the arenas throughout Maryland. Later he came to New York and fought the best bantams of his time. Among his opponents were Joe Lynch, Frankie Burns, Billy Fitzsimmons K.O. Eggers, and others.		McCoy started his fighting career as a bantamweight in his hometown of Baltimore, at the age of 15. Within a short time he was taking part in main events in the arenas throughout Maryland. Later he came to New York and fought the best bantams of his time. Among his opponents were Joe Lynch, Frankie Burns, Billy Fitzsimmons, K.O. Eggers, and others.

	~~Later he returned to Baltimore to fight Kid Williams, bantamweight king, for the title. McCoy and Williams fought on even terms until the seventh round, when Williams broke his nose~~.

	After retiring from boxing, McCoy became the boxing coach of St. Pascal in Hollis.		After retiring from boxing, McCoy became the boxing coach of St. Pascal in Hollis.

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	<boxer>53840</boxer>		<boxer>53840</boxer>
			'''Managers:''' [[Joe Hanna]], Dr. [[Jimmy Dowd]], [[M. Lowenstein]], [[Joe Norman]], [[Billy McCarthy]], [[Eddie Harvey]], [[Willie Reilly]], [[Billy Ward]], [[Jimmy Johnston]]

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	'''Benny McCoy''' fought from 1911 through 1923 in the featherweight class (not more than 126 pounds) and bantamweight class. Most notably, he lost the World Bantamweight Championship on 5/13/1916 to [[Kid Williams]] in round 7 TKO.		'''Benny McCoy''' fought from 1911 through 1923 in the featherweight class (not more than 126 pounds) and bantamweight class. Most notably, he lost the World Bantamweight Championship on 5/13/1916 to [[Kid Williams]] in round 7 TKO.

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	After retiring from boxing, McCoy became the boxing coach of St. Pascal in Hollis.		After retiring from boxing, McCoy became the boxing coach of St. Pascal in Hollis.

	~~[[file:Bernard Steven McCoy-boxrec.jpg]]~~

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	BENNY McCOY BOXING RECORD		BENNY McCOY's BOXING RECORD

	107 WINS (10 BY K.O. )		107 WINS (10 BY K.O. )
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	BANTAMWEIGHT & FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIPS BY DEFEATING:		BANTAMWEIGHT & FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIPS BY DEFEATING:

	o JIMMY MACK 1 WIN (KO) (BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMP). 3/30/22 THURSDAY		*JIMMY MACK 1 WIN (KO) (BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMP). 3/30/22 THURSDAY
			*JACKIE MOORE 1 WIN (FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMP).
	o JACKIE MOORE 1 WIN (FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMP).		*YOUNG DIAMOND 1 WIN (DEFENDED CHAMPIONSHIP).
			*KID BULLER 1WIN ( DEFENDED CHAMPIONSHIP).
	o YOUNG DIAMOND 1 WIN (DEFENDED CHAMPIONSHIP).		*PADDY McNULTY 1 WIN (KO) ( DEFENDED CHAMPIONSHIP).

	~~o KID BULLER 1WIN ( DEFENDED CHAMPIONSHIP).~~

	~~o PADDY McNULTY 1 WIN (KO) ( DEFENDED CHAMPIONSHIP).~~

	• WON NAVY BANTAMWEIGHT & FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIPS.		• WON NAVY BANTAMWEIGHT & FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIPS.


	~~• MANAGERS HE HAD DURING HIS CAREER:~~

	~~JOE HANNA, DR. JIMMY DOWD, M. LOWENSTEIN, JOE NORMAN, BILLY McCARTHY, EDDIE HARVEY, WILLIE REILLY, BILLY WARD, JIMMY JOHNSTON.~~

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	After retiring from boxing, McCoy became the boxing coach of St. Pascal in Hollis.		After retiring from boxing, McCoy became the boxing coach of St. Pascal in Hollis.

			[[file:Bernard Steven McCoy-boxrec.jpg]]

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Matt: deleted record as it is linked and he had more than six losses

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deleted record as it is linked and he had more than six losses

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	'''Benny McCoy''' fought from 1911 through 1923 in the featherweight class (not more than 126 pounds) and bantamweight class. ~~His career included 114 wins and 6 losses.~~ Most notably, he lost the World Bantamweight Championship on 5/13/1916 to [[Kid Williams]] in round 7 TKO.		'''Benny McCoy''' fought from 1911 through 1923 in the featherweight class (not more than 126 pounds) and bantamweight class. Most notably, he lost the World Bantamweight Championship on 5/13/1916 to [[Kid Williams]] in round 7 TKO.

	McCoy started his fighting career as a bantamweight in his hometown of Baltimore, at the age of 15. Within a short time he was taking part in main events in the arenas throughout Maryland. Later he came to New York and fought the best bantams of his time. Among his opponents were Joe Lynch, Frankie Burns, Billy Fitzsimmons K.O. Eggers, and others.		McCoy started his fighting career as a bantamweight in his hometown of Baltimore, at the age of 15. Within a short time he was taking part in main events in the arenas throughout Maryland. Later he came to New York and fought the best bantams of his time. Among his opponents were Joe Lynch, Frankie Burns, Billy Fitzsimmons K.O. Eggers, and others.

	Later he returned to Baltimore to fight Kid Williams, bantamweight king, for the title. McCoy and Williams fought on even terms until the seventh round, when Williams broke his nose.		Later he returned to Baltimore to fight Kid Williams, bantamweight king, for the title. McCoy and Williams fought on even terms until the seventh round, when Williams broke his nose.

	After retiring from boxing, McCoy became the boxing coach of St. Pascal in Hollis.		After retiring from boxing, McCoy became the boxing coach of St. Pascal in Hollis.

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	~~== Benny McCoy ==~~		<boxer>53840</boxer>

			'''Benny McCoy''' fought from 1911 through 1923 in the featherweight class (not more than 126 pounds) and bantamweight class. His career included 114 wins and 6 losses. Most notably, he lost the World Bantamweight Championship on 5/13/1916 to [[Kid Williams]] in round 7 TKO.

	Fought from 1911 – 1923 in the featherweight class (not more than 126 pounds) and bantamweight class. His career included 114 wins and 6 losses. Most notably, he lost the World Bantamweight Championship on 5/13/1916 at the Holiday Street Theatre, Baltimore, MD to Kid Williams in round 7 TKO.		McCoy started his fighting career as a bantamweight in his hometown of Baltimore, at the age of 15. Within a short time he was taking part in main events in the arenas throughout Maryland. Later he came to New York and fought the best bantams of his time. Among his opponents were Joe Lynch, Frankie Burns, Billy Fitzsimmons K.O. Eggers, and others.

	~~Benny~~ started his fighting career as a bantamweight in his ~~home town,~~ Baltimore, at the age of 15. Within a short time he was taking part in main events in the arenas throughout Maryland.

	Later he came to New York and fought the best bantams of his time. Among his opponents were Joe Lynch, Frankie Burns, Billy Fitzsimmons K.O.Eggers and others.

	Later he returned to Baltimore to fight Kid Williams, bantamweight king, for the title. McCoy and Williams fought on even terms until the seventh round, when Williams broke his nose.		Later he returned to Baltimore to fight Kid Williams, bantamweight king, for the title. McCoy and Williams fought on even terms until the seventh round, when Williams broke his nose.

	After retiring, ~~Benny was~~ boxing coach of St. Pascal in Hollis.		After retiring from boxing, McCoy became the boxing coach of St. Pascal in Hollis.

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	107 WINS (10 BY K.O. )		107 WINS (10 BY K.O. )

	27 DRAWS		27 DRAWS

	8 LOSSES		8 LOSSES

	142 BOUTS ACCOUNTED FOR:		142 BOUTS ACCOUNTED FOR:

	TOMMY ALBERT 1 WIN (KO) BALTIMORE A.C.		TOMMY ALBERT 1 WIN (KO) BALTIMORE A.C.
	YOUNG ALLEN 1 DRAW HANNAS ARMORY, NEW BRITAIN, CONN.		YOUNG ALLEN 1 DRAW HANNAS ARMORY, NEW BRITAIN, CONN.