Joe Dundee Explained

Joe Dundee
Realname:Salvatore Lazzara
Weight:Welterweight
Height:5feet
Nationality:American
Birth Date:August 6, 1903
Birth Place:Palermo, Sicily, Italy
Death Place:Baltimore, Maryland, U.s.
Total:129; With the inclusion of newspaper decisions
Wins:92
Ko:25
Losses:23
Draws:12
No Contests:2

Salvatore Lazzara (August 6, 1903 – March 31, 1982), better known by his boxing alias Joe Dundee, was an American boxer.[1] He was the brother of Middleweight Champion Vince Dundee.[2] During his career, he was recognized as the World Welterweight Champion from 1927-9.[3] Dundee's managers included Max Waxman, and Charles Johnston, and his trainer was Heinie Blaustein.[4] He was the older brother of former middleweight world champion of boxing, Vince Dundee.

Early life and career

Dundee was born Salvatore Lazzara in Palermo, Sicily, Italy on August 16, 1903. He was tutored at St. Mary's Industrial School in Baltimore, where his family moved when he was a young boy.

Dundee began professional boxing in 1919 in Baltimore, In an important early career loss, Dundee was disqualified in a match with former world bantamweight champion Kid Williams on September 4, 1922, in Baltimore, Maryland. Williams was leading by a large margin when the bout was called, excelling in the infighting, and landing nearly every blow imaginable against Dundee.[5] Nearly a month later, Dundee married Johanna Kozojet at St. Wenceslaus Church.[6]

One of his most noteworthy bouts was a ten round draw by decision with Lew Tendler before 10,000 on July 16, 1925, at Pennsylvania's Shibe Park. In a close and furiously fought bout in the rain, Dundee caught Tendler off balance in the ninth with a left hook, and he fell briefly to his hands. Dundee frequently fought on offense against Tendler, staggering him at times with a stunning right. The skilled ring veteran Tendler was forced to clinch at times.[7] [8]

Tommy Freeman fell to Dundee on March 1, 1926, in a fifth round technical knockout at Madison Square Garden, furthering Dundee's rise to the top of the welterweight ranks.

He defeated Jewish Brooklyn-based boxer George Levine in a ten round points decision at Madison Square Garden on May 8, 1926. The fight was action packed from the beginning, though there were no knockdowns. Levine scored well and kept Dundee at a distance with a left jab in the first four rounds, while Dundee went to the body in the fifth with his right and wore down his opponent in the remaining rounds. Reporters recognized Dundee as a top two contender for the welterweight title and Self Defense magazine rated Levine in the top ten for welterweights that year.[9] [10] [11]

Dundee decisively defeated former world welterweight champion Mickey Walker on June 24, 1926, in an eighth round technical knockout before 15,000 at New York's Madison Square Garden. Walker was battered throughout the bout, and was able to lead the only in the first, which he may have won on points. Dundee aimed frequently at an injured eye, which Walker had gotten in training prior to the match. The referee stopped the bout 2:53 into the eighth when bleeding from Walker's injured eye and the battering he had taken made it impossible for him to continue.[12] The win against Walker spotlighted Dundee's ascension to the top ranks of welterweight contenders.

In an important early career win, Dundee defeated Jack Zivic in a ten round points decision on October 15, 1926, before a crowd of 12,000 at Madison Square Garden. Dundee was given seven rounds, with two to Zivic, and one even.[13] Dundee boxed carefully against a well known opponent, delivering hard rights to the body, and left hooks to the jaw. He fought through the frequent clinches of Zivic, and fought in close when necessary on the breaks.[14]

Eddie Roberts fell to Dundee in a decisive ten round unanimous decision on January 14, 1927, before a crowd of 18,000 at Madison Square Garden. Roberts took frequent blows to the body that exhausted him, and helped give Dundee an edge. Dundee was down briefly in the fourth from a right cross and may have been close to a knockout, but recovered and fought back gamely in the remaining rounds. The Associated Press gave Dundee eight rounds and Roberts two.[15] [16] In a previous match on December 4, 1926, Dundee lost in a first round technical knockout to Roberts after he was floored four times in the first.

Taking the world welterweight title, June, 1927

Dundee defeated Pete Latzo for the world welterweight title on June 3, 1927, at New York's Polo Grounds, winning in a fifteen round majority decision before one of his largest audiences, an impressive crowd of 30,000. In a fairly decisive win, the Associated Press gave Dundee ten of the fifteen rounds, building his largest points margin in the later rounds. Latzo started strong, looking best in the first, second, fourth, and twelfth, but took brutal body punishment, particularly to the kidneys, through much of the bout. By the tenth, gaining confidence and sensing victory, Dundee went to Latzo's head as well as his body with greater frequency.[17] Several reporters attributed Latzo's lack of endurance in the later rounds to his difficulty making the 147 pound welterweight limit.[18]

Dundee fought a peculiar bout with former world light welterweight champion Pinky Mitchell on August 11, 1927, in Milwaukee that was declared a No Contest, and discontinued in the sixth round for stalling. The Wisconsin Boxing Commission barred both boxers from competing in their state until January 1, 1928. Though warned against the continuous holding and clinching for five rounds, both competitors persisted until the referee ended the contest before a booing crowd of 5,000. What little fighting there was appeared to leave the fighters on even terms.[19]

Dundee lost to future welterweight champion Jack Thompson on August 30, 1928, in a second round technical knockout at Chicago's Comiskey Park. Though the first appeared even, in the second, Dundee was down first for a count of nine from a right cross, and again for a nine count from a flurry of punches before the referee stopped the bout. Thompson would have taken the title due to the knockout, but for a weight discrepancy during the weigh-in, which removed the bout from title contention.[20]

Loss of the world welterweight title, July, 1929

On March 21, 1929, Dundee was stripped of his NBA world welterweight title for refusing to fight top contenders Jack Thompson or Jackie Fields. He was not considered to have fully lost the title until his bout with Jackie Fields.[21]

On July 25, 1929, Dundee faced Jackie Fields before a crowd of 25,000 in a unifying match for the welterweight championship in Detroit, and a chance to reclaim his title. Fields was awarded the fight in the second round after Dundee, having been knocked down four times, delivered a foul blow while still down which left put fields down on the mat in pain, and incapable of continuing the fight. Dundee claimed that the foul was unintentional but some boxing historians has since speculated otherwise, even considering it part of a fix.[22] [23] Fields stated he believed Dundee, but noted that it was the only bout he had ever won on a foul.[24] The win gave Fields unified recognition as world welterweight champion.[25] [26]

Taking the Mexican welterweight title, October, 1929

Dundee defeated Bert Colima on October 13, 1929, for the Mexican welterweight title in a ten round points decision in Mexico City before an exceptional crowd of 20,000. Dundee was down for a count of nine in the second, and Colima was down twice in the sixth, once for a count of eight. Dundee dominated the later rounds, but could not find a knockout punch.[27] [28]

In one of his last career fights on May 28, 1930, Dundee decisively defeated British lightweight champion Harry Mason in a ten round points decision at Madison Square Garden before a modest crowd of 5,000. Though Dundee appeared close to being knocked out in the first round, he rallied in the remaining rounds to gain the decision from Mason.[29]

After retiring from boxing around 1931, Dundee worked as a bartender in Baltimore in a tavern in which he had partial ownership.[30]

Dundee was inducted into the Maryland State Athletic Hall of Fame in 1959.[31] He died on March 31, 1982, at Manor Care Townson Nursing Home in Baltimore, and was buried in The Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery.[32] He left a wife, Johanna, and three sons.[30]

Professional boxing record

All information in this section is derived from BoxRec,[21] unless otherwise stated.

Official record

All newspaper decisions are officially regarded as “no decision” bouts and are not counted in the win/loss/draw column.

ResultRecordOpponentTypeRoundDateLocationNotes
129Loss85–22–11 Ignacio AraKO1 (10)Feb 28, 1931
128Win85–21–11 Meyer LichtensteinPTS10Feb 16, 1931
127Loss84–21–11 Pete SuskyKO3 (10)Oct 3, 1930
126Loss84–20–11 Ben JebyPTS8Sep 11, 1930
125Draw84–19–11 Buck McTiernanPTS10Aug 11, 1930
124Win84–19–10 Harry MasonPTS10May 28, 1930
123Win83–19–10 Charlie RosenPTS6May 3, 1930
122Loss82–19–10 Thomas LawlessUD10Apr 14, 1930
121Loss82–18–10 Ted GoodrichTKO2 (10)Mar 18, 1930
120Win82–17–10 Joe TrippePTS10Mar 3, 1930
119Loss81–17–10 Paulie WalkerPTS10Feb 3, 1930
118Win81–16–10 Billy AngeloPTS10Nov 4, 1929
117Win80–16–10 Bert ColimaPTS10Oct 13, 1929
116Loss79–16–10 Jackie FieldsDQ2 (15)Jul 25, 1929
115Win79–15–10 Billy AlgerTKO9 (10)Jun 17, 1929
114Win78–15–10 Young KetchellUD10May 9, 1929
113Loss77–15–10 Al MelloPTS10Apr 12, 1929
112Loss77–14–10 Al MelloPTS10Jan 25, 1929
111Win77–13–10 Johnny RobertsPTS10Jan 14, 1929
110Win76–13–10 Walcott LangfordPTS10Oct 22, 1928
109Draw75–13–10 Jimmy FinleyMD10Sep 28, 1928
108Win75–13–9 Johnny RobertsPTS10Sep 17, 1928
107Loss74–13–9 Jack ThompsonTKO2 (10)Aug 30, 1928
106Win74–12–9 Hilario MartínezTKO8 (10)Jul 7, 1928
10573–12–9 Georgie LevineNC9 (10)May 17, 1928
104Win73–12–9 Billy DrakoTKO3 (10)Apr 26, 1928
103Win72–12–9 Jim MoranKO9 (12)Apr 20, 1928
102Win71–12–9 Clyde HullTKO8 (12)Feb 13, 1928
101Win70–12–9 Joe SimonichPTS10Jan 23, 1928
100Win69–12–9 Jean MangeotTKO9 (10)Jan 16, 1928
99Win68–12–9 Joe RenoNWS10Jan 9, 1928
98Win68–12–9 Meyer GraceNWS10Dec 9, 1927
97Loss68–12–9 Johnny IndrisanoPTS10Sep 22, 1927
9668–11–9 Pinky MitchellNC6 (10)Aug 11, 1927
95Win68–11–9 Billy DrakoNWS10Jul 13, 1927
94Win68–11–9 Pete LatzoMD15Jun 3, 1927
93Win67–11–9 Billy DrakoPTS10May 11, 1927
92Win66–11–9 Johnny MendelsohnTKO4 (10)May 2, 1927
91Win65–11–9 Eddie RobertsUD10Jan 14, 1927
90Loss64–11–9 Eddie RobertsTKO1 (10)Dec 4, 1926
89Win64–10–9 Jack ZivicPTS10Oct 15, 1926
88Win63–10–9 Joe BasharaNWS6Sep 15, 1926
87Win63–10–9 Eddie BurnbrookKO3 (10)Sep 9, 1926
86Win62–10–9 Mickey WalkerTKO8 (10)Jun 24, 1926
85Win61–10–9 Willie HarmonPTS10May 28, 1926
84Win60–10–9 Georgie LevinePTS10May 7, 1926
83Win59–10–9 Tommy FreemanTKO5 (10)Mar 1, 1926
82Win58–10–9 Jimmy JonesPTS10Feb 12, 1926
81Win57–10–9 Joe SimonichPTS10Jan 29, 1926
80Win56–10–9 Jack McVeyPTS10Jan 15, 1926
79Win55–10–9 Harry DudleyNWS15Dec 7, 1925
78Win55–10–9 KO LeonardKO3 (10)Dec 5, 1925
77Win54–10–9 Pep O'BrienPTS12Oct 12, 1925
76Win53–10–9 Pinky MitchellSD10Sep 24, 1925
75Win52–10–9 Luis VicentiniUD12Aug 17, 1925
74Win51–10–9 Nate GoldmanTKO3 (10)Aug 10, 1925
73Draw50–10–9 Lew TendlerPTS10Jul 16, 1925
72Draw50–10–8 Alex HartPTS12Apr 27, 1925
71Win50–10–7 Sid BarbarianPTS12Mar 16, 1925
70Loss49–10–7 Charlie O'ConnellPTS10Feb 25, 1925
69Win49–9–7 Sailor FriedmanUD10Feb 11, 1925
68Win48–9–7 Cuddy DeMarcoPTS10Feb 2, 1925
67Win47–9–7 Nate GoldmanKO4 (10)Jan 19, 1925
66Win46–9–7 Johnny MoselyUD10Dec 25, 1924
65Draw45–9–7 Alex HartPTS15Dec 8, 1924
64Win45–9–6 Sailor FriedmanNWS12Nov 11, 1924
63Win45–9–6 Joe TiplitzDQ7 (10)Nov 5, 1924
62Win44–9–6 Red Cap WilsonKO9 (10)Oct 1, 1924
61Win43–9–6 Bud ChristianoPTS10Aug 26, 1924
60Draw42–9–6 Joe TiplitzPTS10Aug 4, 1924
59Win42–9–5 Pedro CampoPTS12Jul 3, 1924
58Win41–9–5 Johnny ClintonPTS12Jun 27, 1924
57Win40–9–5 Sailor FriedmanPTS12Jun 13, 1924
56Loss39–9–5 Jack RappaportNWS12May 8, 1924
55Win39–9–5 Johnny DonnellyKO4 (12)Apr 30, 1924
54Win38–9–5 Andy ChaneyPTS12Apr 2, 1924
53Loss37–9–5 Alex HartUD12Mar 12, 1924
52Win37–8–5 Pedro CampoPTS10Feb 25, 1924
51Win36–8–5 Billy AngeloTKO8 (12)Jan 16, 1924
50Win35–8–5 Ted MarchantUD10Jan 8, 1924
49Win34–8–5 Ted MarchantPTS12Dec 19, 1923
48Win33–8–5 Joe WellingPTS12Nov 21, 1923
47Win32–8–5 Ever HammerPTS12Nov 1, 1923
46Win31–8–5 Jack DarcyKO2 (12)Oct 3, 1923
45Win30–8–5 Jack ZivicPTS12Sep 12, 1923
44Win29–8–5 Mel CooganPTS12Aug 30, 1923
43Win28–8–5 Roddy MacDonaldPTS12Jul 19, 1923
42Win27–8–5 Andy BowenPTS10Jul 4, 1923
41Win26–8–5 Nate IsaacmanNWS10May 29, 1923
40Draw26–8–5 Johnny RenoPTS10May 10, 1923
39Win26–8–4 Pedro CampoPTS12Apr 11, 1923
38Loss25–8–4 Len MahoneyPTS15Feb 5, 1923
37Win25–7–4 Bobby RobideauPTS6Jan 3, 1923
36Win24–7–4 Harry RicePTS6Dec 6, 1922
35Win23–7–4 Matty BrooksPTS6Nov 22, 1922
34Win22–7–4 Andy TuckerPTS10Oct 24, 1922
33Loss21–7–4 Kid WilliamsDQ10 (12)Sep 4, 1922
32Win21–6–4 Harry RicePTS8Jul 24, 1922
31Win20–6–4 Nate IsaacmanPTS6Jun 1, 1922
30Loss19–6–4 Andy ChaneyTKO8 (12)Apr 18, 1922
29Win19–5–4 Freddie JacksUD12Mar 14, 1922
28Win18–5–4 Tommy ClearyPTS12Feb 13, 1922
27Loss17–5–4 Freddie JacksPTS12Jan 12, 1922
26Win17–4–4 Len MahoneyPTS12Dec 5, 1921
25Win16–4–4 Ralph BradyPTS12Nov 21, 1921
24Win15–4–4 Harry RicePTS8Oct 26, 1921
23Win14–4–4 Jack HymanKO5 (8)Oct 12, 1921
22Win13–4–4 Speedy LawrenceKO4 (10)Aug 1, 1921
21Win12–4–4 Danny DuarteKO9 (10)Jun 2, 1921
20Loss11–4–4 Len MahoneyPTS12Feb 5, 1921
19Draw11–3–4 Eddie WagnerPTS8Jan 14, 1921
18Win11–3–3 Lew HeywoodPTS6Dec 29, 1920
17Win10–3–3 Chick KansasPTS6Dec 22, 1920
16Draw9–3–3 Andy SmithNWS10Oct 27, 1920
15Win9–3–3Battling LeonardPTS8Oct 1, 1920
14Win8–3–3Mike ErtlePTS8Aug 13, 1920
13Win7–3–3Goldie AhearnPTS8Jun 28, 1920
12Draw6–3–3Battling MorganPTS8Apr 30, 1920
11Draw6–3–2Goldie AhearnPTS6Apr 16, 1920
10Loss6–3–1Battling MorganPTS6Apr 5, 1920
9Win6–2–1Young KilbaneTKO3 (6)Feb 13, 1920
8Win5–2–1Kid RichmondPTS6Feb 7, 1920
7Win4–2–1Georgie LewisTKO3 (4)Jan 23, 1920
6Win3–2–1Young KilbaneKO2 (4)Dec 26, 1919
5Draw2–2–1Charles BarberPTS4Nov 14, 1919
4Win2–2Joe CasnerKO2 (6)Jul 4, 1919
3Win1–2Red TendlerKO2 (4)Jun 2, 1919
2Loss0–2Red TendlerPTS4May 9, 1919
1Loss0–1Little Jeff SmithPTS4Mar 14, 1919

Unofficial record

Record with the inclusion of newspaper decisions to the win/loss/draw column.

ResultRecordOpponentTypeRoundDateLocationNotes
129Loss92–23–12 Ignacio AraKO1 (10)Feb 28, 1931
128Win92–22–12 Meyer LichtensteinPTS10Feb 16, 1931
127Loss91–22–12 Pete SuskyKO3 (10)Oct 3, 1930
126Loss91–21–12 Ben JebyPTS8Sep 11, 1930
125Draw91–20–12 Buck McTiernanPTS10Aug 11, 1930
124Win91–20–11 Harry MasonPTS10May 28, 1930
123Win90–20–11 Charlie RosenPTS6May 3, 1930
122Loss89–20–11 Thomas LawlessUD10Apr 14, 1930
121Loss89–19–11 Ted GoodrichTKO2 (10)Mar 18, 1930
120Win89–18–11 Joe TrippePTS10Mar 3, 1930
119Loss88–18–11 Paulie WalkerPTS10Feb 3, 1930
118Win88–17–11 Billy AngeloPTS10Nov 4, 1929
117Win87–17–11 Bert ColimaPTS10Oct 13, 1929
116Loss86–17–11 Jackie FieldsDQ2 (15)Jul 25, 1929
115Win86–16–11 Billy AlgerTKO9 (10)Jun 17, 1929
114Win85–16–11 Young KetchellUD10May 9, 1929
113Loss84–16–11 Al MelloPTS10Apr 12, 1929
112Loss84–15–11 Al MelloPTS10Jan 25, 1929
111Win84–14–11 Johnny RobertsPTS10Jan 14, 1929
110Win83–14–11 Walcott LangfordPTS10Oct 22, 1928
109Draw82–14–11 Jimmy FinleyMD10Sep 28, 1928
108Win82–14–10 Johnny RobertsPTS10Sep 17, 1928
107Loss81–14–10 Jack ThompsonTKO2 (10)Aug 30, 1928
106Win81–13–10 Hilario MartínezTKO8 (10)Jul 7, 1928
10580–13–10 Georgie LevineNC9 (10)May 17, 1928
104Win80–13–10 Billy DrakoTKO3 (10)Apr 26, 1928
103Win79–13–10 Jim MoranKO9 (12)Apr 20, 1928
102Win78–13–10 Clyde HullTKO8 (12)Feb 13, 1928
101Win77–13–10 Joe SimonichPTS10Jan 23, 1928
100Win76–13–10 Jean MangeotTKO9 (10)Jan 16, 1928
99Win75–13–10 Joe RenoNWS10Jan 9, 1928
98Win74–13–10 Meyer GraceNWS10Dec 9, 1927
97Loss73–13–10 Johnny IndrisanoPTS10Sep 22, 1927
9673–12–10 Pinky MitchellNC6 (10)Aug 11, 1927
95Win73–12–10Billy DrakoNWS10Jul 13, 1927
94Win72–12–10Pete LatzoMD15Jun 3, 1927
93Win71–12–10Billy DrakoPTS10May 11, 1927
92Win70–12–10Johnny MendelsohnTKO4 (10)May 2, 1927
91Win69–12–10Eddie RobertsUD10Jan 14, 1927
90Loss68–12–10Eddie RobertsTKO1 (10)Dec 4, 1926
89Win68–11–10Jack ZivicPTS10Oct 15, 1926
88Win67–11–10Joe BasharaNWS6Sep 15, 1926
87Win66–11–10Eddie BurnbrookKO3 (10)Sep 9, 1926
86Win65–11–10Mickey WalkerTKO8 (10)Jun 24, 1926
85Win64–11–10Willie HarmonPTS10May 28, 1926
84Win63–11–10Georgie LevinePTS10May 7, 1926
83Win62–11–10Tommy FreemanTKO5 (10)Mar 1, 1926
82Win61–11–10Jimmy JonesPTS10Feb 12, 1926
81Win60–11–10Joe SimonichPTS10Jan 29, 1926
80Win59–11–10Jack McVeyPTS10Jan 15, 1926
79Win58–11–10Harry DudleyNWS15Dec 7, 1925
78Win57–11–10KO LeonardKO3 (10)Dec 5, 1925
77Win56–11–10Pep O'BrienPTS12Oct 12, 1925
76Win55–11–10Pinky MitchellSD10Sep 24, 1925
75Win54–11–10Luis VicentiniUD12Aug 17, 1925
74Win53–11–10Nate GoldmanTKO3 (10)Aug 10, 1925
73Draw52–11–10Lew TendlerPTS10Jul 16, 1925
72Draw52–11–9Alex HartPTS12Apr 27, 1925
71Win52–11–8Sid BarbarianPTS12Mar 16, 1925
70Loss51–11–8Charlie O'ConnellPTS10Feb 25, 1925
69Win51–10–8Sailor FriedmanUD10Feb 11, 1925
68Win50–10–8Cuddy DeMarcoPTS10Feb 2, 1925
67Win49–10–8Nate GoldmanKO4 (10)Jan 19, 1925
66Win48–10–8Johnny MoselyUD10Dec 25, 1924
65Draw47–10–8Alex HartPTS15Dec 8, 1924
64Win47–10–7Sailor FriedmanNWS12Nov 11, 1924
63Win46–10–7Joe TiplitzDQ7 (10)Nov 5, 1924
62Win45–10–7Red Cap WilsonKO9 (10)Oct 1, 1924
61Win44–10–7Bud ChristianoPTS10Aug 26, 1924
60Draw43–10–7Joe TiplitzPTS10Aug 4, 1924
59Win43–10–6Pedro CampoPTS12Jul 3, 1924
58Win42–10–6Johnny ClintonPTS12Jun 27, 1924
57Win41–10–6Sailor FriedmanPTS12Jun 13, 1924
56Loss40–10–6Jack RappaportNWS12May 8, 1924
55Win40–9–6Johnny DonnellyKO4 (12)Apr 30, 1924
54Win39–9–6Andy ChaneyPTS12Apr 2, 1924
53Loss38–9–6Alex HartUD12Mar 12, 1924
52Win38–8–6Pedro CampoPTS10Feb 25, 1924
51Win37–8–6Billy AngeloTKO8 (12)Jan 16, 1924
50Win36–8–6Ted MarchantUD10Jan 8, 1924
49Win35–8–6Ted MarchantPTS12Dec 19, 1923
48Win34–8–6Joe WellingPTS12Nov 21, 1923
47Win33–8–6Ever HammerPTS12Nov 1, 1923
46Win32–8–6Jack DarcyKO2 (12)Oct 3, 1923
45Win31–8–6Jack ZivicPTS12Sep 12, 1923
44Win30–8–6Mel CooganPTS12Aug 30, 1923
43Win29–8–6Roddy MacDonaldPTS12Jul 19, 1923
42Win28–8–6Andy BowenPTS10Jul 4, 1923
41Win27–8–6Nate IsaacmanNWS10May 29, 1923
40Draw26–8–6Johnny RenoPTS10May 10, 1923
39Win26–8–5Pedro CampoPTS12Apr 11, 1923
38Loss25–8–5Len MahoneyPTS15Feb 5, 1923
37Win25–7–5Bobby RobideauPTS6Jan 3, 1923
36Win24–7–5Harry RicePTS6Dec 6, 1922
35Win23–7–5Matty BrooksPTS6Nov 22, 1922
34Win22–7–5Andy TuckerPTS10Oct 24, 1922
33Loss21–7–5Kid WilliamsDQ10 (12)Sep 4, 1922
32Win21–6–5Harry RicePTS8Jul 24, 1922
31Win20–6–5Nate IsaacmanPTS6Jun 1, 1922
30Loss19–6–5Andy ChaneyTKO8 (12)Apr 18, 1922
29Win19–5–5Freddie JacksUD12Mar 14, 1922
28Win18–5–5Tommy ClearyPTS12Feb 13, 1922
27Loss17–5–5Freddie JacksPTS12Jan 12, 1922
26Win17–4–5Len MahoneyPTS12Dec 5, 1921
25Win16–4–5Ralph BradyPTS12Nov 21, 1921
24Win15–4–5Harry RicePTS8Oct 26, 1921
23Win14–4–5Jack HymanKO5 (8)Oct 12, 1921
22Win13–4–5Speedy LawrenceKO4 (10)Aug 1, 1921
21Win12–4–5Danny DuarteKO9 (10)Jun 2, 1921
20Loss11–4–5Len MahoneyPTS12Feb 5, 1921
19Draw11–3–5Eddie WagnerPTS8Jan 14, 1921
18Win11–3–4Lew HeywoodPTS6Dec 29, 1920
17Win10–3–4Chick KansasPTS6Dec 22, 1920
16Draw9–3–4Andy SmithNWS10Oct 27, 1920
15Win9–3–3Battling LeonardPTS8Oct 1, 1920
14Win8–3–3Mike ErtlePTS8Aug 13, 1920
13Win7–3–3Goldie AhearnPTS8Jun 28, 1920
12Draw6–3–3Battling MorganPTS8Apr 30, 1920
11Draw6–3–2Goldie AhearnPTS6Apr 16, 1920
10Loss6–3–1Battling MorganPTS6Apr 5, 1920
9Win6–2–1Young KilbaneTKO3 (6)Feb 13, 1920
8Win5–2–1Kid RichmondPTS6Feb 7, 1920
7Win4–2–1Georgie LewisTKO3 (4)Jan 23, 1920
6Win3–2–1Young KilbaneKO2 (4)Dec 26, 1919
5Draw2–2–1Charles BarberPTS4Nov 14, 1919
4Win2–2Joe CasnerKO2 (6)Jul 4, 1919
3Win1–2Red TendlerKO2 (4)Jun 2, 1919
2Loss0–2Red TendlerPTS4May 9, 1919
1Loss0–1Little Jeff SmithPTS4Mar 14, 1919

See also

External links

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Notes and References

  1. http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/dundee-joe.html Cyber Boxing Encyclopedia - Joe Dundee
  2. Web site: Joe Dundee Biography – Boxrec Boxing Encyclopaedia . Boxrec.com . 2014-05-07.
  3. Web site: The Lineal Welterweight Champs. Cyber Boxing Zone.
  4. Web site: Joe Dundee Boxing Record. Cyber Boxing Zone. 2014-05-07.
  5. "Joe's Illegal Blow is Struck in Tenth", The Baltimore Sun, Baltimore, Maryland, pg. 11, 5 September 1922
  6. Web site: St. Wenceslaus Church CollectionMSA SC 2569M 1675A Publication of the Archives of Maryland Online, 735. 2021-08-16. msa.maryland.gov.
  7. "He and Tendler in Great Match", The Baltimore Sun, Baltimore, Maryland, pg. 13, 17 July 1925
  8. Tendler forced to clinch in Mackay, Gordon, "Tom Outfights Foe; Deserves Victory", The Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, pg. 20, 17 July 1925
  9. "Renault Wins in Bout With Jack Demave", Democrat and Chronicle, pg. 29, 8 May 1926
  10. "Renault Beats Jack Demave", The Morning News, Wilmington, Delaware, pg. 8, 8 May 1926
  11. Dundee went to the body in second half of bout in "Jack Renault Beats Demave", The Boston Globe, Boston, Massachusetts, pg. 7, 8 May 1926
  12. "Joe Dundee Wins From Walker on Technical Kayo", Pittston Gazette, Pittston, Pennsylvania, pg. 6, 25 June 1926
  13. "Dundee Removes Jack Zivic From Path", Evening Courier, Camden, New Jersey, pg. 19, 16 October 1926.
  14. "Jack Zivic Beaten By Joe Dundee in Ten Round Thriller", Pittsburgh Daily Post, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, pg. 11, 16 October 1926
  15. Walsh, David, "Joe Dundee Wins Over Ed Roberts", The Evening News, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, pg. 9, 15 January 1927
  16. Crowd of 18,000 in "Joe Dundee Stages Comeback", Harrisburgh Telegraph, Harrisburgh, Pennsylvania, pg. 13, 15 January 1927
  17. Walsh, Davis, "Scores Clean-Cut Win Over Former Champion", The Winnipeg Tribune, Winnipeg, Canada, pg. 33, 4 January 1927
  18. "New Welter Champ Has Sting in His Punches", Dayton Daily News, Dayton, Ohio, pg. 10, 4 January 1927
  19. "Boxers Ignore Order to Cease Clinching Match", Wisconsin State Journal, Madison, Wisconsin, pg. 15, 12 August 1927
  20. "San Francisco Negro Give World Champion Joe Dundee Terrific Beating", Star-Gazette, Elmira, New York, pg. 19, 31 August 1928
  21. Web site: Joe Dundee. Boxrec.com . 2014-05-07.
  22. Foul may have been a fix in Silver, Mike (2016). Stars of the Ring, Published by Rowman and Littlefield, Los Angeles, pps. 151-53.
  23. News: Jackie Fields Becomes Champ on Foul Blow . January 17, 2011 . Dunkley, Charles . July 26, 1929 . The Miami News.
  24. News: Jackie Fields Wins Title as Welterweight Champion on Foul from Joe Dundee . January 17, 2011 . Dunkley, Charles W. . July 26, 1929 . Sarasota Herald-Tribune.
  25. Silver, Mike (2016). Stars of the Ring, Published by Rowman and Littlefield, Los Angeles, pps. 151-53.
  26. http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=13679&cat=boxer&pageID=2 Joe Dundee's Professional Boxing Record
  27. "Joe Dundee Cops Mexican Ring Go", Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester, New York, pg. 18, 14 October 1929
  28. Dundee down twice in the sixth in "Colima Loses Mexico City Go to Dundee", Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California, pg. 28, 14 October 1929
  29. "LaBarba Wins Tame Contest", The Evening Journal, Wilmington, Delaware, pg. 18, 29 May 1930
  30. "Joe Dundee Dead At 78; Ex-welter Boxing Champ", Baltimore Sun, Baltimore, Maryland, pg. 55, 1 April 1982
  31. http://www.mdsahof.com/profile.php?id=20 Maryland State Athletic Hall of Fame - Joe Dundee
  32. "Death Announcements, Lazzara, The Evening Sun, Baltimore, Maryland, pg. 43, 1 April 1982

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