Professional Boxing Record
| 27 Wins (14 knockouts, 12 decisions, 1 DQ), 19 Losses (4 knockouts, 15 decisions), 3 Draws, 2 No Contests | |||||||
| Result | Record | Opponent | Type | Round | Date | Location | Notes |
| Loss | 24-6 | Jack Bodell | PTS | 8 | 07/09/1965 | Earls Court Arena, Kensington, London | Mathis knocked out at 2:58 of the second round. |
| Win | 40-5-1 | Chic Calderwood | KO | 8 | 03/02/1965 | Wolverhampton, West Midlands | |
| Win | 16-4 | Jack Bodell | TKO | 5 | 29/09/1964 | Embassy Sportsdrome, Birmingham, West Midlands | Referee stopped the bout at 1:15 of the fifth round. |
| Win | 16-1-1 | Giuseppe Migliari | KO | 8 | 12/09/1964 | Rome | |
| Loss | 23-0-3 | Piero Del Papa | PTS | 10 | 24/05/1964 | Brescia, Lombardy | |
| Win | 15-1 | Benito Penna | PTS | 10 | 06/05/1964 | PalaLido, Milan | Referee stopped the bout at 1:15 of the fifth round. |
| Win | 18-13-2 | Ray Shiel | TKO | 5 | 25/03/1964 | Midlands Sporting Club, Solihull, West Midlands | |
| Win | 17-15-2 | Ron Gray | DQ | 2 | 03/03/1964 | Granby Halls, Leicester, Leicestershire | |
| Loss | 17-12-2 | Ray Shiel | PTS | 8 | 06/02/1964 | Tower Circus, Blackpool, Lancashire | |
| Draw | 19-1-2 | Piero Tomasoni | PTS | 10 | 15/11/1963 | Palazzetto dello Sport, Rome | |
| Win | 11-7-1 | Joey Armstrong | TKO | 4 | 23/10/1963 | Wolverhampton Civic Hall, Wolverhampton, West Midlands | |
| Win | 6-2 | Joe Louis | KO | 1 | 25/09/1963 | Midlands Sporting Club, Solihull, West Midlands | Louis knocked out at 0:45 of the first round. |
| Loss | 42-6-1 | Joe Erskine | PTS | 10 | 10/08/1963 | Newtown Pavilion, Newtown, Powys | |
| Loss | 13-4 | Sonny Banks | SD | 10 | 05/06/1963 | Graystone Ballroom, Detroit, Michigan | |
| No Contest | 6-3 | Renato Moraes | NC | 7 | 18/01/1963 | Palazzetto dello Sport, Rome | |
| Draw | 13-0-1 | Piero Tomasoni | PTS | 10 | 20/09/1962 | Brescia, Lombardy | |
| No Contest | 6-5 | Georges Torrecillas | ND | 4 | 19/08/1962 | Casino Municipale, San Remo, Liguria | |
| Win | 5-2 | Renato Moraes | KO | 7 | 13/04/1962 | Palazzetto dello Sport, Rome | |
| Win | 24-7 | Ottavio Panunzi | KO | 2 | 19/01/1962 | Palazzetto dello Sport, Rome | |
| Loss | 29-10 | Jesse Bowdry | PTS | 10 | 24/11/1961 | Palazzetto dello Sport, Rome | |
| Win | 40-2-2 | Santo Amonti | TKO | 3 | 06/10/1961 | Palazzetto dello Sport, Rome | |
| Draw | 5-7-1 | Chuck Garrett | PTS | 10 | 21/08/1961 | Vogue Arena, Chicago, Illinois | |
| Loss | 30-2-2 | Mauro Mina | PTS | 10 | 29/07/1961 | Estadio Nacional, Lima | |
| Loss | 29-2-2 | Mauro Mina | PTS | 10 | 12/04/1961 | Estadio Nacional, Lima | |
| Loss | 23-5 | Giulio Rinaldi | PTS | 10 | 24/02/1961 | Rome | |
| Win | 14-6-1 | Lino Rendon | UD | 10 | 30/01/1961 | St. Nicholas Arena, New York City | |
| Win | 8-1 | Wilfredo Avellez | TKO | 1 | 07/01/1961 | Madison Square Garden, New York City | |
| Win | 19-7 | Young Beau Jack | KO | 6 | 08/07/1960 | Sydney, Nova Scotia | |
| Win | 36-4-2 | Junius Washington | PTS | 6 | 10/12/1958 | Montreal Forum, Montreal, Quebec | |
| Win | 3-4 | Eddie Bramlett | PTS | 6 | 01/12/1958 | St. Nicholas Arena, New York City | |
| Loss | 76-19-2 | Yvon Durelle | PTS | 10 | 28/08/1958 | Moncton, New Brunswick | |
| Loss | 5-13-1 | Al Anderson | TKO | 4 | 05/05/1958 | St. Nicholas Arena, New York City | |
| Win | 3-2 | Eddie Bramlett | PTS | 6 | 07/04/1958 | St. Nicholas Arena, New York City | |
| Win | 0-1 | Louis "Baby" Jones | UD | 6 | 15/03/1958 | Boxing From Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, New York | |
| Loss | 10-12-1 | Curtis Bruce | SD | 6 | 10/02/1958 | St. Nicholas Arena, New York City | |
| Win | 5-3 | Floyd McCoy | PTS | 6 | 13/01/1958 | St. Nicholas Arena, New York City | |
| Loss | 22-5-1 | Jerry Luedee | TKO | 8 | 02/09/1957 | St. Nicholas Arena, New York City | |
| Win | 9-2-1 | Dennis McCann | TKO | 5 | 23/07/1957 | Ansonia, Connecticut | |
| Win | 4-1 | Floyd McCoy | PTS | 6 | 18/07/1957 | Sherbrooke, Quebec | |
| Win | 2-0 | Wilson Hannibal | PTS | 6 | 24/06/1957 | St. Nicholas Arena, New York City | |
| Win | 5-11-3 | Lou Perry | PTS | 6 | 13/05/1957 | St. Nicholas Arena, New York City | |
| Loss | 8-2-1 | Dennis McCann | PTS | 6 | 19/04/1957 | Hartford, Connecticut | |
| Win | 3-0 | Rudy Williams | KO | 1 | 08/11/1956 | Sunnyside Gardens, Queens, New York City | |
| Win | 2-1 | Charley Black | PTS | 4 | 29/09/1955 | Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, California | |
| Loss | 9-1 | Angelo DeFendis | PTS | 6 | 28/06/1955 | Freeport Stadium, Freeport, New York | |
| Loss | 4-7 | Al Anderson | PTS | 6 | 14/06/1955 | Freeport Stadium, Freeport, New York | |
| Loss | 24-4-2 | Paul Pender | TKO | 4 | 06/01/1955 | Mechanics Hall, Boston, Massachusetts | |
| Loss | 2-2-2 | David Bondulich | TKO | 3 | 08/11/1954 | St. Nicholas Arena, New York City | Referee stopped the bout at 2:05 of the third round. |
| Win | 1-1 | Tommy Selkirk | PTS | 4 | 23/08/1954 | Boxing From Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, New York | |
| Loss | 0-1-1 | Lou Perry | PTS | 4 | 16/08/1954 | Boxing From Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, New York | |
| Loss | 1-0 | Alan Watson | KO | 2 | 12/08/1954 | Eintracht Oval, Astoria, Queens, New York City | |
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