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Fight Record Danny Mcalinden (Coventry) © www.boxinghistory.org.uk - all rights reserved This page has been brought to you by www.boxinghistory.org.uk Click on the image above to visit our site Danny McAlinden (Coventry) Active: 1969-1974 Weight classes fought in: Recorded fights: 30 contests (won: 24 lost: 4 drew: 2) Fight Record 1969 Jul 7 Richard Dunn (Halifax) WKO1(3) World Sporting Club, Mayfair Source: Boxing News (£1000 Heavyweight competition semi-final) Dunn was British and Commonwealth Heavyweight Champion 1975-76 and European Heavyweight Champion 1976. Jul 7 John Cullen (Northampton) WRSF2(3) World Sporting Club, Mayfair Source: Boxing News (£1000 Heavyweight competition 1st series) Jul 7 Dennis Avoth (Cardiff) WRSF1(3) World Sporting Club, Mayfair Source: Boxing News (£1000 Heavyweight competition final) Avoth was Welsh Area Heavyweight Champion 1971-73. Sep 15 Obe Hepburn (Manchester) WRSF4 World Sporting Club, Mayfair Source: Boxing News Nov 17 Phil Smith WRSF3 Nottingham Source: Boxing News 1970 Jan 12 Henri Ferjule (France) WKO2(8) Anglo-American Sporting Club, Mayfair Source: Boxing News McAlinden 14st 6lbs 12ozs Ferjule 14st 4lbs Referee: Harry Gibbs Feb 23 Tommy Clark (USA) WRSF5(8) Anglo-American Sporting Club, Mayfair Source: Boxing News McAlinden 14st 3lbs 8ozs Clark 13st 11lbs Referee: Benny Caplan Promoter: Jack Solomons Mar 5 Billy Wynter (Antigua) WRSF3(8) Cliffs Pavilion, Southend Source: Boxing News McAlinden 14st 1lbs 8ozs Wynter 14st 7lbs Referee: Harry Gibbs Mar 17 Sylvester Dulaire (USA) WKO4 Civic Hall, Wolverhampton Source: Boxing News McAlinden 14st 0lbs 8ozs Dulaire 13st 1lbs 12ozs Apr 27 Edmund Stewart (USA) WRSF3 World Sporting Club, Mayfair Source: Boxing News 01/05/1970 page 7 McAlinden 14st 3lbs Stewart 14st 8lbs Referee: Harry Gibbs May 19 J D McAuley WKO1 Cliffs Pavilion, Southend Source: Boxing News Jul 6 Jack O'Halloran (USA) LPTS(8) World Sporting Club, Mayfair Source: Boxing News 10/07/1970 page 3 McAlinden 14st 1lbs 8ozs O'Halloran 16st 11lbs Referee: Bill White Oct 12 Mose Harrell (USA) WRSF1(8) World Sporting Club, Mayfair Source: Boxing News 16/10/1970 page 4 McAlinden 14st 4lbs Harrell 14st 0lbs Referee: Harry Humphreys Nov 12 Tommy Hicks (USA) WRSF7(8) Cliffs Pavilion, Southend Source: Boxing News 20/11/1970 page 19 McAlinden 14st 3lbs Hicks 13st 10lbs Referee: Benny Caplan Dec 3 Ray Patterson (USA) DRAW(10) Civic Hall, Wolverhampton Source: Boxing News 11/12/1970 page 3 McAlinden 13st 13lbs 8ozs Patterson 14st 6lbs Referee: Chris Maggs 1971 Jan 19 Lou Bailey (USA) WPTS(8) Ulster Hall, Belfast Source: Boxing News McAlinden 14st 3lbs 8ozs Bailey 14st 7lbs 8ozs Referee: Billy Duncan Feb 24 Tommy Hicks (USA) DRAW(10) World Sporting Club, Mayfair Source: Boxing News McAlinden 14st 3lbs Hicks 13st 0lbs 8ozs Referee: Bill White Mar 8 Rahman Ali (USA) WPTS(6) New York City USA Source: Boxing News Apr 28 Carl Gizzi (Rhyl) WPTS(10) Midlands SC, Solihull Source: Boxing News Gizzi boxed for the British Heavyweight Title 1969 and was Welsh Area Heavyweight Champion 1965-71. Jun 9 Roberto Davila (Peru) WRSF5(10) Cliffs Pavilion, Southend Source: Boxing News McAlinden 13st 8lbs 4ozs Davila 14st 2lbs 8ozs Referee: Sid Nathan Sep 13 Bill Drover (USA) WKO4(10) World Sporting Club, Mayfair Source: Boxing News Nov 8 Dick Gosha (USA) WRSF9(10) World Sporting Club, Mayfair Source: Boxing News 12/11/1971 pages 16 and 17 McAlinden 13st 13lbs Gosha 13st 10lbs Referee: Harry Gibbs Dec 9 Chuck Olivera (USA) WKO7(10) Civic Hall, Wolverhampton Source: Boxing News 17/12/1971 page 16 McAlinden 13st 9lbs 8ozs Olivera 15st 12lbs Referee: Roland Dakin Promoter: Alex Griffiths 1972 Mar 13 Larry Middleton (USA) LRSF8(10) Belle Vue, Manchester Source: Boxing News McAlinden 13st 10lbs Middleton 14st 7lbs 12ozs Referee: Wally Thom Promoter: Jack Solomns and Gus Demmy Jun 27 Jack Bodell (Swadlincote) WKO2(15) Villa Park, Birmingham Source: Boxing News (British and Commonwealth Heavyweight Title) Bodell was British Heavyweight Champion 1969-70 and Commonwealth Heavyweight Champion 1971-72 and European Heavyweight Champion 1971. McAlinden 13st 8lbs Bodell 14st 3lbs Referee: George Smith Dec 12 Willie Moore (USA) WKO5(10) Cresta Stadium, Birmingham Source: Boxing News McAlinden 14st 2lbs Moore 14st 7lbs Referee: Roland Dakin Promoter: Alex Griffiths 1973 May 14 Morrie Jackson (USA) LRSF3(10) World Sporting Club, Mayfair Source: Boxing News McAlinden 13st 12lbs 8ozs Jackson 15st 5lbs Referee: Roland Dakin Nov 13 Tony Ventura (USA) WRSF1(10) Wembley Source: Boxing News McAlinden 13st 13lbs 4ozs Ventura 14st 13lbs Referee: Roland Dakin Dec 11 Vern McIntosh (USA) WKO4(10) Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Source: Boxing News McAlinden 13st 11lbs 4ozs McIntosh 13st 0lbs 4ozs Referee: Sid Nathan 1974 Jan 15 Pat Duncan (USA) LPTS(10) Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Source: Boxing News McAlinden 13st 10lbs 12ozs Duncan 13st 7lbs Referee: Roland Dakin © This record was researched and compiled by Miles Templeton and Richard Ireland. It may be published elsewhere provided full acknowledgement and a link to www.boxinghistory.org.uk are included © www.boxinghistory.org.uk - all rights reserved This page has been brought to you by www.boxinghistory.org.uk Click on the image above to visit our site We have a lot more information on this boxer, and for all of the boxers listed on this record. Please email [email protected] or phone 07872 578596 for details.
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