John C. Heenan - Career Record

Career Record

2 Losses, 1 Draw
Result Opponent Date Location Duration
Loss John Morrissey 1858-10-20 Long Point, Canada 21 minutes (11 rounds)
Draw Tom Sayers 1860-04-17 Farnborough, Hampshire, England 2 hours 10 minutes (42 rounds)
Loss Tom King 1863-12-10 Wadhurst, Sussex, England 39 minutes (24 rounds)


Awards and achievements
Preceded by
John Morrissey
US Bare-Knuckle Heavyweight Champion
1859–1862
Succeeded by
Joe Coburn

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