Tony Canzoneri

Tony Canzoneri
Tony Canzoneri
	Canzoneri in 1929
Statistics
Weight class	Bantamweight; Featherweight; Lightweight; Light Welterweight
Height	5 ft 4 in (163 cm)
Reach	65 in (165 cm)
Born	November 6, 1908; Slidell, Louisiana
Died	December 9, 1959 (aged 51); Manhattan, New York
Stance	Orthodox
Boxing record
Total fights	175
Wins	141
Wins by KO	44
Losses	24
Draws	10

Tony Canzoneri (November 6, 1908 – December 9, 1959) was an American professional boxer. A three-division world champion, he held a total of five world titles. Canzoneri is a member of the exclusive group of boxing world champions who have won titles in three or more divisions.

Early life

When he was a teenager, he and his family moved to Staten Island, New York,[1] where he campaigned most of his career.

Canzoneri fit the mold of the typical American boxer of the era: He could box up to three or four times in one month and up to 24 or 25 times in one year, and he would seldom fight outside New York City, considered to be boxing's mecca at the time. Of his first 38 bouts, only one was fought west of New York City, and was in New Jersey.

Professional career

Two-division world champion

Canzoneri won his first title, the World Featherweight title, with a 15-round decision over Benny Bass on February 10, 1928. He defended the title once and then went up in weight and challenged World Lightweight Champion Sammy Mandell, losing by a decision in ten rounds. In 1930, Mandell was knocked out in the first round by Al Singer and lost his title and Canzoneri, who had already beaten Singer by a ten-round decision before, challenged Singer for the title on November 14, 1930, knocking him out in the first round to become a two division world champion. In defeat, Singer made history by becoming the first man, and only man up until John Mugabi, to both win and lose the title by knockout in the first round.

Three-division world champion

Canzoneri's first defense was a unification of sorts: He faced World Light Welterweight champion Jack Kid Berg, who was putting his title on the line and trying to take Canzoneri's lightweight crown. Canzoneri became a three-division world champion by knocking Berg out in the third round on April 24, 1931.[2] Canzoneri, Barney Ross and Henry Armstrong were the only boxing champions in history allowed to hold two or more world titles simultaneously. (Sugar Ray Leonard became both the vacant World Super Middleweight and the World Light Heavyweight Champion in one night in 1988, but he could keep only one and chose to keep the Super Middleweight title.)

Regaining the light welterweight title

Canzoneri lost his world Light Welterweight Championship to Johnny Jadick and he lost to Jadick again in a rematch. Meanwhile, Canzoneri kept retaining his lightweight belt, defending it against the likes of Billy Petrolle and his brother Frankie Petrolle.

Jadick lost his belt to Battling Shaw and Canzoneri once again challenged for the World Light Welterweight title while keeping his Lightweight title. He beat Shaw by decision and recovered the world Light Welterweight Championship. In his next bout, versus Ross, he lost both belts when Ross beat him by a ten-round decision. There was an immediate rematch and Ross won again, this time by decision in 15.

Regaining the lightweight title

On May 10, 1935, he fought for the world lightweight title against Lou Ambers. Canzoneri won the World Lightweight title by outpointing Ambers over 15 rounds. After successfully defending his Lightweight title once, he lost it again in a rematch with Ambers by a 15-round decision. There was a rubber match between the two and Ambers once again won a decision in 15 rounds.

Later career

Canzoneri went on boxing professionally until 1939, but he never again challenged for a world title. Among other world champions that he beat were Frankie Klick, Baby Arizmendi, Jimmy McLarnin and Kid Chocolate.

Canzoneri had a record of 137 wins, 24 losses, 10 draws and 3 no decisions (Newspaper Decisions: 4-0-0). During his era, many states and countries still had no scoring on boxing fights, so each time a fight would go the scheduled number of rounds without a knockout, no decision would be made as to the winner. Newspapers, however, would fill this gap, giving their own opinion of which boxer had won the fight. He had 44 knockouts, and only one loss by knockout. Canzoneri was managed by Sammy Goldman.

He is a member of the International Boxing Hall Of Fame.

Professional boxing record

Professional record summary
175 fights	137 wins	24 losses
By knockout	44	1
By decision	93	22
By disqualification	0	1
Draws	10
Newspaper decisions/draws	4

All Newspaper decisions are regarded as “no decision” bouts as they have “resulted in neither boxer winning or losing, and would therefore not count as part of their official fight record."

No.	Result	Record	Opponent	Type	Round, time	Date	Location	Notes
175	Loss	137–24–10	Al Bummy Davis	TKO	3 (10)	Nov 01, 1939	Madison Square Garden, New York
174	Win	137–23–10	Eddie Brink	PTS	8	Sep 19, 1939	Broadway Arena, Brooklyn
173	Win	136–23–10	Gerald D'Elia	PTS	8	Aug 26, 1939	Thompson's Stadium, Staten Island
172	Win	135–23–10	Frankie Wallace	PTS	8	Aug 18, 1939	Long Beach Stadium, Long Beach
171	Win	134–23–10	Joe De Jesus	PTS	8	Aug 03, 1939	Fort Hamilton Arena, Brooklyn
170	Win	133–23–10	Ambrose Logan	PTS	8	Jul 17, 1939	Coney Island Velodrome, Brooklyn
169	Win	132–23–10	Joe De Jesus	PTS	8	Jul 06, 1939	Woodcliff Park, Poughkeepsie
168	Loss	131–23–10	Harris Blake	PTS	10	Jun 05, 1939	Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo
167	Draw	131–22–10	Nick Camarata	SD	10	May 15, 1939	Municipal Auditorium, New Orleans
166	Loss	131–22–9	Jimmy Tygh	SD	10	May 01, 1939	Arena, Philadelphia
165	Draw	131–21–9	Jimmy Vaughn	PTS	10	Apr 11, 1939	New York Coliseum, Bronx
164	Loss	131–21–8	Eddie Brink	SD	10	Mar 28, 1939	Hippodrome, New York
163	Win	131–20–8	Eddie Brink	PTS	8	Mar 07, 1939	New York Coliseum, Bronx
162	Win	130–20–8	Bobby Pacho	PTS	10	Feb 07, 1939	Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles
161	Win	129–20–8	Everett Simington	TKO	3 (10)	Jan 31, 1939	Civic Auditorium, San Jose
160	Win	128–20–8	Joe Govras	TKO	2 (10)	Jan 27, 1939	Dreamland Auditorium, San Francisco
159	Win	127–20–8	Wally Hally	UD	10	Jan 19, 1939	City Auditorium, Denver
158	Win	126–20–8	Eddie Zivic	PTS	10	Dec 30, 1938	Hippodrome, New York
157	Win	125–20–8	Jimmy Murray	PTS	8	Dec 01, 1938	Ridgewood Grove, Brooklyn
156	Win	124–20–8	Howard Scott	MD	8	Nov 22, 1938	New York Coliseum, Bronx
155	Win	124–20–8	Al Dunbard	KO	3 (10)	Nov 01, 1938	Convention Hall, Camden
154	Win	123–20–8	Howard Scott	PTS	8	Oct 26, 1938	Braddock Arena, Jersey City
153	Loss	122–20–8	Eddie Zivic	MD	10	Oct 17, 1938	Town Hall, Scranton
152	Loss	122–19–8	Lou Ambers	UD	15	May 07, 1937	Madison Square Garden, New York	For NBA and The Ring lightweight titles
151	Win	121–18–8	Joey Zodda	KO	7 (10)	Apr 24, 1937	Ridgewood Grove, Brooklyn
150	Win	120–18–8	Frankie Wallace	PTS	8	Apr 05, 1937	Broadway Arena, Brooklyn
149	Win	119–18–8	George Levy	TKO	7 (10)	Apr 05, 1937	Madison Square Garden, New York
148	Loss	118–18–8	Jimmy McLarnin	UD	10	Oct 05, 1936	Madison Square Garden, New York
147	Loss	118–17–8	Lou Ambers	UD	15	Sep 03, 1936	Madison Square Garden, New York	Lost NBA and The Ring lightweight titles
146	Win	118–16–8	Jimmy McLarnin	UD	10	May 05, 1936	Madison Square Garden, New York
145	Win	117–16–8	Johnny Jadick	PTS	10	Apr 09, 1936	St. Nicholas Arena, New York
144	Win	116–16–8	Steve Halaiko	KO	2 (8)	Mar 02, 1936	St. Nicholas Arena, New York
143	Win	115–16–8	Billy Hogan	KO	4 (10)	Feb 15, 1936	Ridgewood Grove, Brooklyn
142	Win	114–16–8	Tootsie Bashara	TKO	3 (10)	Jan 30, 1936	Olympia A.C., Philadelphia
141	Win	113–16–8	Midget Mexico	TKO	9 (10)	Jan 22, 1936	Star Casino, New York
140	Win	112–16–8	Al Roth	UD	15	Oct 04, 1935	Madison Square Garden, New York	Retained NBA and The Ring lightweight titles
139	Win	111–16–8	Joe Ghnouly	UD	10	Sep 13, 1935	Arena, Saint Louis
138	Win	110–16–8	Frankie Klick	PTS	10	Aug 19, 1935	Civic Auditorium, San Francisco
137	Win	109–16–8	Bobby Pacho	PTS	10	Jul 25, 1935	Mills Stadium, Chicago
136	Win	108–16–8	Frankie Klick	SD	12	Jun 10, 1935	Griffith Stadium, Washington
135	Win	107–16–8	Lou Ambers	UD	15	May 10, 1935	Madison Square Garden, New York	Won vacant NBA and The Ring lightweight titles
134	Win	106–16–8	Eddie Zivic	TKO	7 (10)	May 25, 1935	Motor Square Garden, Pittsburgh
133	Win	105–16–8	Chuck Woods	UD	10	Mar 15, 1935	Chicago Stadium, Chicago
132	Loss	104–16–8	Chuck Woods	PTS	10	Feb 26, 1935	Chicago Stadium, Chicago
131	Win	104–15–8	Leo Rodak	UD	10	Jan 31, 1935	Chicago Stadium, Chicago
130	Win	103–15–8	Honeyboy Hughes	PTS	10	Jan 21, 1935	Convention Hall, Utica
129	Win	102–15–8	Eddie Ran	KO	2 (10)	Jan 07, 1935	Laurel Garden, Newark
128	Win	101–15–8	Harry Dublinsky	PTS	10	Sep 26, 1934	Ebbets Field, Brooklyn
127	Loss	100–15–8	Harry Dublinsky	PTS	10	Aug 29, 1934	Ebbets Field, Brooklyn
126	Win	100–14–8	Frankie Klick	TKO	9 (10)	Jun 28, 1934	Ebbets Field, Brooklyn
125	Win	99–14–8	Baby Arizmendi	PTS	10	Mar 13, 1934	Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles
124	Win	98–14–8	Pete Nebo	PTS	12	Mar 01, 1934	Convention Hall, Kansas City
123	Win	97–14–8	Cleto Locatelli	MD	12	Feb 02, 1934	Madison Square Garden, New York
122	Win	96–14–8	Cleto Locatelli	UD	10	Dec 15, 1933	Madison Square Garden, New York
121	Win	95–14–8	Cecil Payne	KO	5 (10)	Dec 04, 1933	Public Hall, Cleveland
120	Win	94–14–8	Kid Chocolate	KO	2 (10)	Nov 24, 1933	Madison Square Garden, New York
119	Win	93–14–8	Frankie Klick	UD	10	Oct 28, 1933	Ridgewood Grove, Brooklyn
118	Loss	92–14–8	Barney Ross	SD	15	Sep 12, 1933	Polo Grounds, New York	For NBA and The Ring lightweight titles For world light welterweight title
117	Loss	92–13–8	Barney Ross	MD	10	Jun 23, 1933	Chicago Stadium, Chicago	Lost NBA and The Ring lightweight titles Lost world light welterweight title
116	Win	92–12–8	Battling Shaw	UD	10	May 21, 1933	Heinemann Park, New Orleans	Won world light welterweight title
115	Loss	91–12–8	Wesley Ramey	PTS	10	Apr 20, 1933	Civic Auditorium, Grand Rapids
114	Win	91–11–8	Pete Nebo	PTS	10	Feb 23, 1933	Madison Square Garden Stadium, Miami
113	Win	90–11–8	Billy Townsend	KO	1 (10)	Feb 03, 1933	Madison Square Garden, New York
112	Win	89–11–8	Billy Petrolle	UD	15	Nov 04, 1932	Madison Square Garden, New York	Retained NBA and The Ring lightweight titles
111	Win	88–11–8	Frankie Petrolle	KO	3 (10)	Oct 12, 1932	Ebbets Field, Brooklyn
110	Win	87–11–8	Lew Kirsch	TKO	3 (10)	Sep 29, 1932	Queensboro Stadium, Long Island City, Queens
109	Loss	86–11–8	Johnny Jadick	SD	10	Jul 18, 1932	Baker Bowl, Philadelphia	For NBA light welterweight title
108	Win	86–10–8	Harry Dublinsky	SD	10	Jun 16, 1932	Sparta Stadium, Chicago
107	Win	85–10–8	Battling Gizzy	PTS	5 (10)	May 23, 1932	Meyers Bowl, North Braddock
106	Win	84–10–8	Ray Kiser	UD	10	Apr 04, 1932	Coliseum Arena, New Orleans
105	Win	83–10–8	Lew Massey	UD	10	Feb 15, 1932	Arena, Philadelphia
104	Loss	82–10–8	Johnny Jadick	UD	10	Jan 18, 1932	Arena, Philadelphia	Lost NBA light welterweight title
103	Win	82–9–8	Kid Chocolate	SD	15	Nov 20, 1931	Polo Grounds, New York	Retained NBA and The Ring lightweight titles
102	Win	81–9–8	Philly Griffin	UD	10	Oct 29, 1931	Polo Grounds, New York	Retained NBA and The Ring light welterweight title
101	Win	80–9–8	Jack Kid Berg	UD	15	Sep 10, 1931	Polo Grounds, New York	Retained NBA and The Ring lightweight titles; Retained NBA and The Ring light welterweight title
100	Win	79–9–8	Cecil Payne	PTS	10	Jul 13, 1931	Wrigley Field, Los Angeles	Retained NBA and The Ring light welterweight titles
99	Win	78–9–8	Herman Perlick	PTS	10	Jun 25, 1931	White City Stadium, West Haven
98	Win	77–9–8	Jack Kid Berg	KO	3 (10)	Apr 24, 1931	Chicago Stadium, Chicago	Retained NBA and The Ring lightweight titles Won NBA and The Ring light welterweight titles
97	Win	76–9–8	Tommy Grogan	PTS	10	Mar 23, 1931	Arena, Philadelphia
96	Loss	75–9–8	Sammy Fuller	UD	10	Mar 06, 1931	Boston Garden, Boston
95	Win	75–8–8	Joey Kaufman	TKO	1 (10)	Feb 25, 1931	Hollywood Arena, Jersey City
94	Win	N/A	Johnny Farr	NWS	10	Jan 26, 1931	Coliseum Arena, New Orleans
93	Win	74–8–8	Al Singer	KO	1 (15)	Nov 14, 1930	Madison Square Garden, New York	Won NBA and The Ring lightweight titles
92	Loss	73–8–8	Billy Petrolle	PTS	10	Sep 11, 1930	Chicago Stadium, Chicago
91	Win	73–7–8	Goldie Hess	PTS	10	Aug 28, 1930	Queensboro Stadium, Long Island City, Queens
90	Win	72–7–8	Benny Bass	UD	10	Jul 21, 1930	Shibe Park, Philadelphia
89	Win	71–7–8	Tommy Grogan	PTS	10	Jun 24, 1930	Queensboro Stadium, Long Island City, Queens
88	Win	70–7–8	Joe Glick	PTS	10	Jun 04, 1930	Ebbets Field, Brooklyn
87	Win	69–7–8	Johnny Farr	PTS	10	May 14, 1930	Arena, New Haven
86	Win	68–7–8	Harry Carlton	UD	10	May 05, 1930	St. Nicholas Arena, New York
85	Win	67–7–8	Frankie LaFay	TKO	1 (10)	Apr 08, 1930	Broadway Arena, Brooklyn
84	Win	66–7–8	Steve Smith	TKO	7 (10)	Apr 01, 1930	Arena, New Haven
83	Win	65–7–8	Stanislaus Loayza	UD	10	Mar 14, 1930	Madison Square Garden, New York
82	Win	64–7–8	Solly Ritz	TKO	1 (10)	Mar 04, 1930	Broadway Arena, Brooklyn
81	Loss	63–7–8	Jack Kid Berg	SD	10	Jan 17, 1930	Madison Square Garden, New York
80	Win	63–6–8	Stanislaus Loayza	UD	10	Oct 30, 1929	Coliseum, Chicago
79	Win	62–6–8	Johnny Farr	PTS	10	Oct 18, 1929	Madison Square Garden, New York
78	Win	61–6–8	Eddie Mack	TKO	8 (10)	Sep 27, 1929	Chicago Stadium, Chicago
77	Win	60–6–8	Eddie Wolfe	PTS	10	Sep 20, 1929	Heinemann Park, New Orleans
76	Loss	59–6–8	Sammy Mandell	SD	10	Aug 02, 1929	Chicago Stadium, Chicago	For NBA and The Ring lightweight titles
75	Win	59–5–8	Phil McGraw	PTS	10	Jul 09, 1929	Queensboro Stadium, Long Island City, Queens
74	Win	58–5–8	Ignacio Fernandez	PTS	10	Jun 04, 1929	Queensboro Stadium, Long Island City, Queens
73	Win	57–5–8	Andre Routis	UD	10	May 10, 1929	Chicago Stadium, Chicago
72	Win	56–5–8	Sammy Dorfman	PTS	10	Apr 26, 1929	Madison Square Garden, New York
71	Win	N/A	Cowboy Eddie Anderson	NWS	10	Apr 09, 1929	Auditorium, Milwaukee
70	Win	55–5–8	Cecil Payne	PTS	10	Mar 08, 1929	Olympia Stadium, Detroit
69	Win	54–5–8	Ignacio Fernandez	UD	10	Feb 26, 1929	Coliseum, Chicago
68	Win	53–5–8	Joey Sangor	TKO	7 (10)	Feb 06, 1929	Coliseum, Chicago
67	Win	52–5–8	Armando Santiago	KO	5 (10)	Jan 18, 1929	Coliseum, Chicago
66	Draw	51–5–8	Al Singer	MD	10	Dec 14, 1929	Coliseum, Chicago
65	Win	51–5–7	Chick Suggs	KO	6 (10)	Dec 08, 1928	Olympia Boxing Club, New York
64	Win	50–5–7	Gaston Charles	PTS	10	Oct 29, 1928	Broadway Arena, Brooklyn
63	Loss	49–5–7	Andre Routis	SD	15	Sep 28, 1928	Madison Square Garden, New York	Lost NBA, NYSAC and The Ring featherweight titles
62	Win	49–4–7	Bobby Garcia	KO	1 (10)	Aug 28, 1928	Velodrome, Newark
61	Loss	48–4–7	Harry Blitman	PTS	10	Jun 27, 1928	Baker Bowl, Philadelphia
60	Win	48–3–7	Vic Foley	PTS	10	Jun 13, 1928	Baseball Stadium, Montreal
59	Win	47–3–7	Claude Wilson	TKO	1 (10)	May 28, 1928	Coliseum Arena, New Orleans
58	Win	46–3–7	Pete Passifiume	PTS	4	Feb 23, 1928	Broadway Arena, Brooklyn
57	Win	45–3–7	Benny Bass	SD	15	Feb 10, 1928	Madison Square Garden, New York	Retained NYSAC featherweight title; Won NBA and The Ring featherweight titles
56	Draw	44–3–7	Pete Nebo	SD	10	Jan 30, 1928	Arena, Philadelphia
55	Win	44–3–6	Bud Taylor	UD	10	Dec 30, 1927	Madison Square Garden, New York
54	Win	43–3–6	Ignacio Fernandez	UD	10	Dec 01, 1927	Madison Square Garden, New York
53	Win	42–3–6	Vicent DiLeo	TKO	1 (4)	Nov 22, 1927	Olympia Boxing Club, New York
52	Win	41–3–6	Billy Henry	KO	2 (10)	Nov 07, 1927	Arena, Philadelphia
51	Win	40–3–6	Johnny Dundee	UD	15	Oct 24, 1927	Madison Square Garden, New York	Won vacant NYSAC featherweight title
50	Win	39–3–6	Tommy Ryan	PTS	10	Oct 03, 1927	Broadway Arena, Brooklyn
49	Loss	38–3–6	Cowboy Eddie Anderson	DQ	3 (10)	Sep 02, 1927	Mills Stadium, Chicago
48	Win	N/A	Joe Rivers	NWS	10	Aug 25, 1927	Kansas City
47	Win	38–2–6	Pete Sarmiento	KO	1 (10)	Aug 17, 1927	Ebbets Field, Brooklyn
46	Win	37–2–6	Cowboy Eddie Anderson	PTS	10	Aug 09, 1927	Queensboro Stadium, Long Island City, Queens
45	Win	36–2–6	California Joe Lynch	PTS	10	Jul 27, 1927	Olympic Arena, Brooklyn
44	Loss	35–2–6	Bud Taylor	UD	10	Jun 24, 1927	Wrigley Field, Chicago	For NBA bantamweight title
43	Win	35–1–6	Ray Rychell	TKO	7 (10)	May 03, 1927	Coliseum, Chicago
42	Win	34–1–6	Harold Smith	TKO	3 (10)	Apr 24, 1927	Broadway Arena, Brooklyn
41	Draw	33–1–6	Vic Burrone	PTS	10	Apr 18, 1927	St. Nicholas Arena, New York
40	Draw	33–1–5	Bud Taylor	PTS	10	Mar 26, 1927	Coliseum, Chicago	For vacant NBA bantamweight title
39	Win	33–1–4	California Joe Lynch	PTS	10	Mar 07, 1927	Broadway Arena, Brooklyn
38	Win	32–1–4	Johnny Green	PTS	8	Feb 04, 1927	Madison Square Garden, New York
37	Win	31–1–4	Vic Burrone	PTS	10	Jan 22, 1927	Manhattan Casino, New York
36	Draw	30–1–4	Joe Ryder	PTS	10	Jan 12, 1927	Manhattan Casino, New York
35	Win	30–1–3	Bushy Graham	PTS	10	Dec 17, 1926	Madison Square Garden, New York
34	Win	29–1–3	Andre Routis	PTS	12	Nov 22, 1926	Broadway Arena, Brooklyn
33	Win	28–1–3	Enrique Savaardo	TKO	5 (10)	Nov 13, 1926	Walker A.C., New York
32	Loss	27–1–3	Davey Abad	PTS	10	Nov 06, 1926	Ridgewood Grove, Brooklyn
31	Win	27–0–3	Benny Hall	PTS	6	Oct 05, 1926	Pioneer Sporting Club, New York
30	Win	26–0–3	George Marks	PTS	6	Sep 20, 1926	Dexter Park Arena, Woodhaven, Queens
29	Draw	25–0–3	Georgie Mack	PTS	6	Aug 28, 1926	Queensboro Stadium, Long Island City, Queens
28	Win	25–0–2	Buck Josephs	PTS	6	Aug 14, 1926	Ridgewood Grove, Brooklyn
27	Win	24–0–2	Young Montreal	PTS	6	Aug 09, 1926	Dexter Park Arena, Woodhaven, Queens
26	Win	23–0–2	Manny Wexler	KO	5 (6)	Jul 26, 1926	Dexter Park Arena, Woodhaven, Queens
25	Win	22–0–2	Archie Bell	TKO	5 (6)	Jun 25, 1926	Coney Island Stadium, Brooklyn
24	Win	21–0–2	Willie Suess	PTS	6	Jun 21, 1926	Dexter Park Arena, Woodhaven, Queens
23	Win	20–0–2	Sonny Smith	PTS	6	Jun 16, 1926	Golden City Arena, Brooklyn
22	Win	19–0–2	Sammy Nable	TKO	5 (6)	May 28, 1926	Coney Island Stadium, Brooklyn
21	Draw	18–0–2	Benny Hall	PTS	6	May 08, 1926	Ridgewood Grove, Brooklyn
20	Draw	18–0–1	Mike Esposito	PTS	4	Mar 25, 1926	Madison Square Garden, New York
19	Win	18–0	Tommy Milton	PTS	6	Mar 20, 1926	Ridgewood Grove, Brooklyn
18	Win	17–0	Jacinto Valdez	PTS	4	Mar 11, 1926	Commonwealth Sporting Club, New York
17	Win	16–0	Bobby Wolgast	PTS	6	Mar 06, 1926	Ridgewood Grove, Brooklyn
16	Win	15–0	Al Scorda	PTS	4	Feb 18, 1926	Broadway Arena, Brooklyn
15	Win	14–0	Romeo Vaughn	PTS	6	Feb 13, 1926	Ridgewood Grove, Brooklyn
14	Win	13–0	Mickey Lewis	PTS	4	Jan 26, 1926	Pioneer Sporting Club, New York
13	Win	12–0	Kid Rash	PTS	4	Jan 21, 1926	Broadway Arena, Brooklyn
12	Win	11–0	George Nickfor	TKO	4 (6)	Jan 13, 1926	Manhattan Casino, New York
11	Win	10–0	Danny Terris	KO	4 (4)	Dec 23, 1925	Madison Square Garden, New York
10	Win	9–0	Danny Terris	PTS	6	Dec 07, 1925	Broadway Arena, Brooklyn
9	Win	8–0	Ralph Nischo	PTS	4	Nov 26, 1925	Ridgewood Grove, Brooklyn
8	Win	7–0	Harry Brandon	PTS	4	Nov 12, 1925	Broadway Arena, Brooklyn
7	Win	6–0	Henry Molinari	KO	1 (6)	Nov 07, 1925	Ridgewood Grove, Brooklyn
6	Win	5–0	Johnny Huber	PTS	6	Oct 10, 1925	Commonwealth Sporting Club, New York
5	Win	4–0	Paulie Porter	KO	5 (6)	Sep 12, 1925	Ridgewood Grove, Brooklyn
4	Win	3–0	Henry Usse	PTS	6	Aug 22, 1925	Ridgewood Grove, Brooklyn
3	Win	2–0	Henry Usse	PTS	6	Aug 08, 1925	Ridgewood Grove, Brooklyn
2	Win	N/A	Ray Cummings	NWS	4	Aug 05, 1925	Bayonne Stadium, Bayonne
1	Win	1–0	Jack Grodner	KO	1 (4)	Jul 24, 1925	Arena, Rockaway Beach, Queens

References

http://www.nypl.org/branch/staten/index2.cfm?Trg=1&d1=1391 Staten Island on the Web: Famous Staten Islanders
"Tony Canzoneri - Lineal Junior Welterweight Champion". The Cyber Boxing Zone Encyclopedia.

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Achievements
Preceded by Louis (Kid) Kaplan Vacated	World Featherweight Champion February 10, 1928 – September 28, 1928	Succeeded by Andre Routis
Preceded by Al Singer	World Lightweight Champion November 14, 1930 – June 23, 1933	Succeeded by Barney Ross
Preceded by Jackie (Kid) Berg	World Light Welterweight Champion April 24, 1931 – January 18, 1932	Succeeded by Johnny Jadick
Preceded by Battling Shaw	World Light Welterweight Champion May 21, 1933 – June 23, 1933	Succeeded by Barney Ross
Preceded by Barney Ross Vacated	The Ring Lightweight Champion May 10, 1935 – September 3, 1936	Succeeded by Lou Ambers
Preceded by Barney Ross Vacated	World Lightweight Champion May 10, 1935 – September 3, 1936	Succeeded by Lou Ambers

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[1] ttp://www.nypl.org/branch/staten/index2.cfm?Trg=1&d1=1391 Staten Island on the Web: Famous Staten Islanders

[2] "Tony Canzoneri - Lineal Junior Welterweight Champion". The Cyber Boxing Zone Encyclopedia.