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	* 1940-12-16 W-TKO3 Jimmy Miller [Madison Square Garden] - 175-pound Diamong Belt Novice, final		* 1940-12-16 W-TKO3 Jimmy Miller [Madison Square Garden] - 175-pound Diamong Belt Novice, final
	* 1940-12-23 W5 Jack Reiter [Jamaica Arena] - 165 pounds		* 1940-12-23 W5 Jack Reiter [Jamaica Arena] - 165 pounds
	* 1940-12-30 W-KO2 Luther McMillan [Jamaica Arena] - ~~light heavyweight~~		* 1940-12-30 W-KO2 Luther McMillan [Jamaica Arena] - 175 pounds
	* 1941-01-13 W5 Al Foreman [Jamaica Arena] - 175 pounds		* 1941-01-13 W5 Al Foreman [Jamaica Arena] - 175 pounds
	* 1941-02-10 W5 John Fowler [Jamaica Arena] - 175 pounds		* 1941-02-10 W5 John Fowler [Jamaica Arena] - 175 pounds

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 *[[The Ring Magazine|''The Ring'']] named LaMotta the fifth [[Division-By-Division - The Greatest Fighters of All-Time|greatest middleweight of all-time]] in 2004.
 *[http://officialjakelamotta.com/index Official Site]
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	'''Trainer:''' [[Al Silvani]]~~<br>~~		*'''Managers:''' [[Mike Capriano]], [[Joey LaMotta]]
	'''Managers:''' [[Mike Capriano]], [[Joey LaMotta]]~~<br>~~

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Bert at 19:54, 12 January 2016

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	*Defeated [[Sugar Ray Robinson]] by a ten-round unanimous decision in Detroit on [[Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Jake LaMotta (2nd meeting)\|February 5, 1943]]. It was Robinson's first loss after 40 professional victories. LaMotta ~~and~~ Robinson ~~fought~~ six times~~, with Robinson winning five and LaMotta winning one~~. LaMotta later said, "I fought Sugar Ray so often, I almost got diabetes."		*Defeated [[Sugar Ray Robinson]] by a ten-round unanimous decision in Detroit on [[Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Jake LaMotta (2nd meeting)\|February 5, 1943]]. It was Robinson's first loss after 40 professional victories. LaMotta fought Robinson six times. LaMotta later said, "I fought Sugar Ray so often, I almost got diabetes."
	*Stopped in four rounds by [[Billy Fox]] in New York City on [[Jake LaMotta vs. Billy Fox\|November 14, 1947]]. Suspecting the fight was fixed, the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] withheld the fighters' purses and launched an investigation. LaMotta's doctor told the commission that LaMotta was suffering from an injured spleen, and LaMotta said that a punch by Fox to the injured side hurt him and led to the stoppage. After the commission found no evidence of a fix, the purses were released. However, LaMotta was suspended for entering the fight without disclosing the injury. In 1960, LaMotta was called to testify before a U.S. Senate subcommittee that was looking at underworld influence on boxing. He testified that he had thrown the fight with Fox so that the mob would arrange a title bout for him.		*Stopped in four rounds by [[Billy Fox]] in New York City on [[Jake LaMotta vs. Billy Fox\|November 14, 1947]]. Suspecting the fight was fixed, the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] withheld the fighters' purses and launched an investigation. LaMotta's doctor told the commission that LaMotta was suffering from an injured spleen, and LaMotta said that a punch by Fox to the injured side hurt him and led to the stoppage. After the commission found no evidence of a fix, the purses were released. However, LaMotta was suspended for entering the fight without disclosing the injury. In 1960, LaMotta was called to testify before a U.S. Senate subcommittee that was looking at underworld influence on boxing. He testified that he had thrown the fight with Fox so that the mob would arrange a title bout for him.
	*Fought [[Marcel Cerdan]] for the World Middleweight Championship in Detroit on [[Marcel Cerdan vs. Jake LaMotta\|June 16, 1949]]. Cerdan injured his left shoulder when LaMotta threw him to the canvas in the first round. He made little use of his left hand and took a bad beating before retiring in his corner after the tenth round. Cerdan died in a plane crash on October 27, 1949. He on his way back to the United States for a rematch with LaMotta.		*Fought [[Marcel Cerdan]] for the World Middleweight Championship in Detroit on [[Marcel Cerdan vs. Jake LaMotta\|June 16, 1949]]. Cerdan injured his left shoulder when LaMotta threw him to the canvas in the first round. He made little use of his left hand and took a bad beating before retiring in his corner after the tenth round. Cerdan died in a plane crash on October 27, 1949. He on his way back to the United States for a rematch with LaMotta.

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John at 20:08, 16 September 2015

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	*Was stopped in four rounds by [[Billy Fox]] on [[Jake LaMotta vs. Billy Fox\|November 14, 1947]]. Suspecting the fight was fixed, the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] withheld the fighters' purses and launched an investigation. LaMotta's doctor told the commission that LaMotta was suffering from an injured spleen, and LaMotta said that a punch by Fox to the injured side hurt him and led to the stoppage. After the commission found no evidence of a fix, the purses were released. However, LaMotta was suspended for entering the fight without disclosing the injury. In 1960, LaMotta was called to testify before a U.S. Senate subcommittee that was looking at underworld influence on boxing. He testified that he had thrown the fight with Fox so that the mob would arrange a title bout for him.		*Was stopped in four rounds by [[Billy Fox]] on [[Jake LaMotta vs. Billy Fox\|November 14, 1947]]. Suspecting the fight was fixed, the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] withheld the fighters' purses and launched an investigation. LaMotta's doctor told the commission that LaMotta was suffering from an injured spleen, and LaMotta said that a punch by Fox to the injured side hurt him and led to the stoppage. After the commission found no evidence of a fix, the purses were released. However, LaMotta was suspended for entering the fight without disclosing the injury. In 1960, LaMotta was called to testify before a U.S. Senate subcommittee that was looking at underworld influence on boxing. He testified that he had thrown the fight with Fox so that the mob would arrange a title bout for him.
	*Fought [[Marcel Cerdan]] for the World Middleweight Championship on [[Marcel Cerdan vs. Jake LaMotta\|June 16, 1949]]. Cerdan injured his left shoulder when LaMotta threw him to the canvas in the first round. He made little use of his left hand and took a bad beating before retiring in his corner after the tenth round. Cerdan died in a plane crash on October 27, 1949. He on his way back to the United States for a rematch with LaMotta.		*Fought [[Marcel Cerdan]] for the World Middleweight Championship on [[Marcel Cerdan vs. Jake LaMotta\|June 16, 1949]]. Cerdan injured his left shoulder when LaMotta threw him to the canvas in the first round. He made little use of his left hand and took a bad beating before retiring in his corner after the tenth round. Cerdan died in a plane crash on October 27, 1949. He on his way back to the United States for a rematch with LaMotta.
	*~~Defended the~~ title ~~twice in~~ 1950, ~~defeating~~ [[Tiberio Mitri]] by a fifteen-round unanimous decision ~~and knocking out~~ [[Laurent Dauthuille]] ~~in the fifteenth round~~. ~~LaMotta~~, ~~behind~~ on points, ~~stopped~~ Dauthuille with just thirteen seconds left in the ~~fight~~.		*Was scheduled to make his first title defense against [[Rocky Graziano]] on June 28, 1950, but the fight was canceled after Graziano fractured his left hand.
			*Made his first title defense against [[Tiberio Mitri]] on [[Jake LaMotta vs. Tiberio Mitri\|July 12, 1950]] and won by a fifteen-round unanimous decision.
			*Defended the title against [[Laurent Dauthuille]] on [[Jake LaMotta vs. Laurent Dauthuille (2nd meeting)\|September 13, 1950]]. Behind on points, LaMotta knocked out Dauthuille with just thirteen seconds left in the fifteenth and final round.
	*Lost the title to Sugar Ray Robinson by a thirteenth-round TKO on [[Jake LaMotta vs. Sugar Ray Robinson (6th meeting)\|February 14, 1951]]. LaMotta took a beating in the later rounds, but he never went down. The fight became known as "The Saint Valentine's Day Massacre."		*Lost the title to Sugar Ray Robinson by a thirteenth-round TKO on [[Jake LaMotta vs. Sugar Ray Robinson (6th meeting)\|February 14, 1951]]. LaMotta took a beating in the later rounds, but he never went down. The fight became known as "The Saint Valentine's Day Massacre."
	*In 1955, LaMotta opened a nightclub called "Jake LaMotta's" in Miami Beach, Florida. He was arrested in 1957 after a fourteen-year-old girl who was arrested on a prostitution charge told police that she plied her trade at LaMotta's club. He was convicted on two counts of promoting prostitution and served six months in prison.		*In 1955, LaMotta opened a nightclub called "Jake LaMotta's" in Miami Beach, Florida. He was arrested in 1957 after a fourteen-year-old girl who was arrested on a prostitution charge told police that she plied her trade at LaMotta's club. He was convicted on two counts of promoting prostitution and served six months in prison.

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	*Defeated [[Sugar Ray Robinson]] by a ten-round unanimous decision on [[Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Jake LaMotta (2nd meeting)\|February 5, 1943]]. It was Robinson's first loss after 40 professional victories. LaMotta and Robinson fought six times, with Robinson winning five and LaMotta winning one. LaMotta later said, "I fought Sugar Ray so often, I almost got diabetes."		*Defeated [[Sugar Ray Robinson]] by a ten-round unanimous decision on [[Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Jake LaMotta (2nd meeting)\|February 5, 1943]]. It was Robinson's first loss after 40 professional victories. LaMotta and Robinson fought six times, with Robinson winning five and LaMotta winning one. LaMotta later said, "I fought Sugar Ray so often, I almost got diabetes."
	*Was stopped in four rounds by [[Billy Fox]] on [[Jake LaMotta vs. Billy Fox\|November 14, 1947]]. Suspecting the fight was fixed, the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] withheld the fighters' purses and launched an investigation. LaMotta's doctor told the commission that LaMotta was suffering from an injured spleen, and LaMotta said that a punch by Fox to the injured side hurt him and led to the stoppage. After the commission found no evidence of a fix, the purses were released. However, LaMotta was suspended for entering the fight without disclosing the injury. In 1960, LaMotta was called to testify before a U.S. Senate ~~sub-committee~~ that was looking at underworld influence on boxing. He testified that he had thrown the fight with Fox so that the mob would arrange a title bout for him.		*Was stopped in four rounds by [[Billy Fox]] on [[Jake LaMotta vs. Billy Fox\|November 14, 1947]]. Suspecting the fight was fixed, the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] withheld the fighters' purses and launched an investigation. LaMotta's doctor told the commission that LaMotta was suffering from an injured spleen, and LaMotta said that a punch by Fox to the injured side hurt him and led to the stoppage. After the commission found no evidence of a fix, the purses were released. However, LaMotta was suspended for entering the fight without disclosing the injury. In 1960, LaMotta was called to testify before a U.S. Senate subcommittee that was looking at underworld influence on boxing. He testified that he had thrown the fight with Fox so that the mob would arrange a title bout for him.
	*Fought [[Marcel Cerdan]] for the World Middleweight Championship on [[Marcel Cerdan vs. Jake LaMotta\|June 16, 1949]]. Cerdan injured his left shoulder when LaMotta threw him to the canvas in the first round. He made little use of his left hand and took a bad beating before retiring in his corner after the tenth round. Cerdan died in a plane crash on October 27, 1949. He on his way back to the United States for a rematch with LaMotta.		*Fought [[Marcel Cerdan]] for the World Middleweight Championship on [[Marcel Cerdan vs. Jake LaMotta\|June 16, 1949]]. Cerdan injured his left shoulder when LaMotta threw him to the canvas in the first round. He made little use of his left hand and took a bad beating before retiring in his corner after the tenth round. Cerdan died in a plane crash on October 27, 1949. He on his way back to the United States for a rematch with LaMotta.
	*Defended the title twice in 1950, defeating [[Tiberio Mitri]] by a fifteen-round unanimous decision and knocking out [[Laurent Dauthuille]] in the fifteenth round. LaMotta, behind on points, stopped Dauthuille with just thirteen seconds left in the fight.		*Defended the title twice in 1950, defeating [[Tiberio Mitri]] by a fifteen-round unanimous decision and knocking out [[Laurent Dauthuille]] in the fifteenth round. LaMotta, behind on points, stopped Dauthuille with just thirteen seconds left in the fight.

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	*Defeated [[Sugar Ray Robinson]] by a ten-round unanimous decision in Detroit on [[Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Jake LaMotta (2nd meeting)\|February 5, 1943]]. It was Robinson's first loss after 40 professional victories. LaMotta ~~and~~ Robinson ~~fought~~ six times~~, with Robinson winning five and LaMotta winning one~~. LaMotta later said, "I fought Sugar Ray so often, I almost got diabetes."		*Defeated [[Sugar Ray Robinson]] by a ten-round unanimous decision in Detroit on [[Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Jake LaMotta (2nd meeting)\|February 5, 1943]]. It was Robinson's first loss after 40 professional victories. LaMotta fought Robinson six times. LaMotta later said, "I fought Sugar Ray so often, I almost got diabetes."
	*Stopped in four rounds by [[Billy Fox]] in New York City on [[Jake LaMotta vs. Billy Fox\|November 14, 1947]]. Suspecting the fight was fixed, the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] withheld the fighters' purses and launched an investigation. LaMotta's doctor told the commission that LaMotta was suffering from an injured spleen, and LaMotta said that a punch by Fox to the injured side hurt him and led to the stoppage. After the commission found no evidence of a fix, the purses were released. However, LaMotta was suspended for entering the fight without disclosing the injury. In 1960, LaMotta was called to testify before a U.S. Senate subcommittee that was looking at underworld influence on boxing. He testified that he had thrown the fight with Fox so that the mob would arrange a title bout for him.		*Stopped in four rounds by [[Billy Fox]] in New York City on [[Jake LaMotta vs. Billy Fox\|November 14, 1947]]. Suspecting the fight was fixed, the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] withheld the fighters' purses and launched an investigation. LaMotta's doctor told the commission that LaMotta was suffering from an injured spleen, and LaMotta said that a punch by Fox to the injured side hurt him and led to the stoppage. After the commission found no evidence of a fix, the purses were released. However, LaMotta was suspended for entering the fight without disclosing the injury. In 1960, LaMotta was called to testify before a U.S. Senate subcommittee that was looking at underworld influence on boxing. He testified that he had thrown the fight with Fox so that the mob would arrange a title bout for him.
	*Fought [[Marcel Cerdan]] for the World Middleweight Championship in Detroit on [[Marcel Cerdan vs. Jake LaMotta\|June 16, 1949]]. Cerdan injured his left shoulder when LaMotta threw him to the canvas in the first round. He made little use of his left hand and took a bad beating before retiring in his corner after the tenth round. Cerdan died in a plane crash on October 27, 1949. He on his way back to the United States for a rematch with LaMotta.		*Fought [[Marcel Cerdan]] for the World Middleweight Championship in Detroit on [[Marcel Cerdan vs. Jake LaMotta\|June 16, 1949]]. Cerdan injured his left shoulder when LaMotta threw him to the canvas in the first round. He made little use of his left hand and took a bad beating before retiring in his corner after the tenth round. Cerdan died in a plane crash on October 27, 1949. He on his way back to the United States for a rematch with LaMotta.

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	'''Division:''' Middleweight<br>		'''Division:''' [[Middleweight]]<br>
	'''Trainer:''' [[Al Silvani]]<br>		'''Trainer:''' [[Al Silvani]]<br>
	'''Managers:''' [[Mike Capriano]], [[Joey LaMotta]]<br>		'''Managers:''' [[Mike Capriano]], [[Joey LaMotta]]<br>

	'''[[:Category:Jake LaMotta Gallery\|Jake LaMotta Gallery]]		'''[[:Category:Jake LaMotta Gallery\|Jake LaMotta Gallery]]

	*Defeated [[Sugar Ray Robinson]] by a ten-round unanimous decision on [[Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Jake LaMotta (2nd meeting)\|February 5, 1943]]. It was Robinson's first loss after 40 professional victories. LaMotta and Robinson fought six times, with Robinson winning five and LaMotta winning one. LaMotta later said, "I fought Sugar Ray so often, I almost got diabetes."		*Defeated [[Sugar Ray Robinson]] by a ten-round unanimous decision in Detroit on [[Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Jake LaMotta (2nd meeting)\|February 5, 1943]]. It was Robinson's first loss after 40 professional victories. LaMotta and Robinson fought six times, with Robinson winning five and LaMotta winning one. LaMotta later said, "I fought Sugar Ray so often, I almost got diabetes."
	*~~Was stopped~~ in four rounds by [[Billy Fox]] on [[Jake LaMotta vs. Billy Fox\|November 14, 1947]]. Suspecting the fight was fixed, the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] withheld the fighters' purses and launched an investigation. LaMotta's doctor told the commission that LaMotta was suffering from an injured spleen, and LaMotta said that a punch by Fox to the injured side hurt him and led to the stoppage. After the commission found no evidence of a fix, the purses were released. However, LaMotta was suspended for entering the fight without disclosing the injury. In 1960, LaMotta was called to testify before a U.S. Senate subcommittee that was looking at underworld influence on boxing. He testified that he had thrown the fight with Fox so that the mob would arrange a title bout for him.		*Stopped in four rounds by [[Billy Fox]] in New York City on [[Jake LaMotta vs. Billy Fox\|November 14, 1947]]. Suspecting the fight was fixed, the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] withheld the fighters' purses and launched an investigation. LaMotta's doctor told the commission that LaMotta was suffering from an injured spleen, and LaMotta said that a punch by Fox to the injured side hurt him and led to the stoppage. After the commission found no evidence of a fix, the purses were released. However, LaMotta was suspended for entering the fight without disclosing the injury. In 1960, LaMotta was called to testify before a U.S. Senate subcommittee that was looking at underworld influence on boxing. He testified that he had thrown the fight with Fox so that the mob would arrange a title bout for him.
	*Fought [[Marcel Cerdan]] for the World Middleweight Championship on [[Marcel Cerdan vs. Jake LaMotta\|June 16, 1949]]. Cerdan injured his left shoulder when LaMotta threw him to the canvas in the first round. He made little use of his left hand and took a bad beating before retiring in his corner after the tenth round. Cerdan died in a plane crash on October 27, 1949. He on his way back to the United States for a rematch with LaMotta.		*Fought [[Marcel Cerdan]] for the World Middleweight Championship in Detroit on [[Marcel Cerdan vs. Jake LaMotta\|June 16, 1949]]. Cerdan injured his left shoulder when LaMotta threw him to the canvas in the first round. He made little use of his left hand and took a bad beating before retiring in his corner after the tenth round. Cerdan died in a plane crash on October 27, 1949. He on his way back to the United States for a rematch with LaMotta.
	*~~Was scheduled~~ to make his first title defense against [[Rocky Graziano]] on June 28, 1950, but the fight was canceled after Graziano fractured his left hand.		*Scheduled to make his first title defense against [[Rocky Graziano]] in New York City on [[:File:LaMotta-Graziano ticket.JPG\|June 28, 1950]], but the fight was canceled after Graziano fractured his left hand.
	*Made his first title defense against [[Tiberio Mitri]] on [[Jake LaMotta vs. Tiberio Mitri\|July 12, 1950]] and won by a fifteen-round unanimous decision.		*Made his first title defense against [[Tiberio Mitri]] in New York City on [[Jake LaMotta vs. Tiberio Mitri\|July 12, 1950]], and won by a fifteen-round unanimous decision.
	*Defended the title against [[Laurent Dauthuille]] on [[Jake LaMotta vs. Laurent Dauthuille (2nd meeting)\|September 13, 1950]]. Behind on points, LaMotta knocked out Dauthuille with just thirteen seconds left in the fifteenth and final round.		*Defended the title against [[Laurent Dauthuille]] in Detroit on [[Jake LaMotta vs. Laurent Dauthuille (2nd meeting)\|September 13, 1950]]. Behind on points, LaMotta knocked out Dauthuille with just thirteen seconds left in the fifteenth and final round.
	*Lost the title to Sugar Ray Robinson by a thirteenth-round TKO on [[Jake LaMotta vs. Sugar Ray Robinson (6th meeting)\|February 14, 1951]]. LaMotta took a beating in the later rounds, but he never went down. The fight became known as "The Saint Valentine's Day Massacre."		*Lost the title to Sugar Ray Robinson by a thirteenth-round TKO in Chicago on [[Jake LaMotta vs. Sugar Ray Robinson (6th meeting)\|February 14, 1951]]. LaMotta took a beating in the later rounds, but he never went down. The fight became known as "The Saint Valentine's Day Massacre."
	*~~In 1955, LaMotta opened~~ a nightclub called "Jake LaMotta's" in Miami Beach, Florida. He was arrested in 1957 after a fourteen-year-old girl who was arrested on a prostitution charge told police that she plied her trade at LaMotta's club. He was convicted on two counts of promoting prostitution and served six months in prison.		*Opened a nightclub in 1955 called Jake LaMotta's in Miami Beach, Florida. He was arrested in 1957 after a fourteen-year-old girl who was arrested on a prostitution charge told police that she plied her trade at LaMotta's club. He was convicted on two counts of promoting prostitution and served six months in prison.
	* Played a bartender in the 1961 Paul Newman movie ''The Hustler'' and appeared on several episodes of the TV series ''Car 54, Where Are You?'' in 1962 and 1963.		*Played a bartender in the 1961 Paul Newman movie ''The Hustler'' and appeared on several episodes of the TV series ''Car 54, Where Are You?'' in 1962 and 1963.
	* LaMotta's autobiography, ''[[Raging Bull: My Story]]'', was published in 1970. It was made into a movie in 1980. ''[[Raging Bull]]'' was nominated for eight Academy Awards, including Best Picture. Robert De Niro, who played LaMotta, won for Best Actor in a Leading Role.		*LaMotta's autobiography, ''[[Raging Bull: My Story]]'', was published in 1970. It was made into a movie in 1980. ''[[Raging Bull]]'' was nominated for eight Academy Awards, including Best Picture. Robert De Niro, who played LaMotta, won for Best Actor in a Leading Role.
	*Both of LaMotta's sons died in 1998. Jake LaMotta Jr. died from liver cancer in February, and Joseph LaMotta died in a plane crash in September.		*Both of LaMotta's sons died in 1998. Jake LaMotta Jr. died from liver cancer in February, and Joseph LaMotta died in a plane crash in September.
	*[[Joey LaMotta]], Jake's younger brother, was his manager. He also boxed professionally, compiling a record of 32-5-2.		*[[Joey LaMotta]], Jake's younger brother, was his manager. He also boxed professionally, compiling a record of 32-5-2.