1835
Nov 3 Barney Dogherty Mortlake, Eng D 7
-Police intervened
Nov 3 Barney Dogherty Lechmore Common, Eng W 6
-The previous 2 bouts were held the same date
1836
Dec 27 Ben Spilsbury Oldsbury, Eng W 10
1837
Nov 22 Jem Scunner Gospel End, Eng D 7
Nov 23 Jem Scunner Kinswinford, Eng (1:00:00) W 31
1842
Jul 7 -Perry was challenged by James Burke; He refused
Dec 6 Charles Freeman Sawbridgeworth, Eng (1:24:00) D 70
-Freeman was 6-10 1/2, 276 lbs
Dec 15 Charles Freeman Taplow Heath, Eng SCH
-This fight was scheduled but not held;
Authorities prevented the contest
Dec 20 Charles Freeman Cliffe Marshes, Eng (39:00) LF 38
-Perry was disqualified for going down without a blow striking him
1843
Dec 19 Tass Parker Dartford Marshes, Eng (1:34:00) D 67
-Declared for the Championship of England;
Police intervened
1844
Feb 27 Tass Parker Horley, Eng (2:32:00) WF 133
-Perry claimed the Championship of England;
Parker was disqualified for going down
without a blow striking him
1846
Aug 4 Tass Parker Linderick Common, Eng (27:00) W 23
-Championship of England
1849
Sep Con Parker SCH
-This bout was scheduled but not held;
Parker was ill; He paid forfeit
1850
Aug 22 Tom Paddock SCH
-This bout was scheduled but not held;
Neither man made a deposit
Dec 17 Tom Paddock Working Common, Eng (42:00) WF 27
-Perry claimed the Championship of England;
Paddock struck Perry on the neck while he
was walking to his corner; Perry requested
William Thompson's Championship Belt but
Thompson gave no reply; Perry then challenged
him to a fight
1851
Sep 29 Harry Broome Mildenhall, Sussex, Eng (33:00) LF 15
-Heavyweight Championship of England;
Perry struck Broome while he was kneeling;
Some sources report "LF 33"
1853
Aug Harry Broome SCH
-This bout was scheduled but not held;
Broome paid forfeit; Perry claimed the
Heavyweight Championship of England
1856
Aaron Jones SCH
-This bout was scheduled but not held;
Jones paid forfeit
Oct 2 Tom Paddock SCH
-This bout was scheduled but not held;
Paddock was ill but paid forfeit; Perry
claimed the Heavyweight Championship
of England
1857
Jun 16 Tom Sayers Isle of Grain, Eng (1:42:00) L 10
-Sayers claimed the Heavyweight Championship of England
*** Assistance Provided By Sergei Yurchenko ***
Record courtesy of Jan Skotnicki,
Historian,
International Boxing Research Organization
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