Brian London Record

Brian London (Brian Harper) was a British professional boxer. In a career spanning 15 years, 1 month, and 20 days, London amassed a record of 37-20-1, which includes 26 wins via KO.

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LEGEND

Boxing Career

Brian London was born in Hartlepool, County Durham, U.K. on June 19, 1934. He made his professional debut at the age of 20 years on March 22, 1955 against Dennis Lockton. London defeated Lockton via 1st round TKO, making a successful beginning of his pro career.

London got his first shot at a world title at the age of 32 after 48 professional fights. On August 6, 1966 London challenged Muhammad Ali's WBC heavyweight title but lost via 3rd round KO. London never got a world-title shot again.

London's last fight was a 5th-round TKO loss to Joe Bugner at age 35, on May 12, 1970.

Some of Brian London's best fights were against Zora Folley. For a complete list of London's best fights and their details, refer to "Best fights of Brian London".

London has 20 losses on his record. For details about these losses refer to "Brian London Losses".

Fight Record

#	Date	Age	Opponent	Res	Via
58	May 12, 1970	35	Joe Bugner 20 25-2	loss	TKO 5
57	Sep 03, 1969	35	Jerry Quarry 24 32-3-4	loss	KO 2
56	Apr 10, 1969	34	Jim Fletcher	loss	TKO 1
55	Feb 06, 1969	34	Henry Clark	draw	PTS 10
54	Jun 10, 1968	33	Jack Bodell	loss	TKO 9
53	Feb 29, 1968	33	Roberto Davila	loss	TKO 6
52	Nov 13, 1967	33	Zora Folley 36 76-8-4	win	PTS 10
51	Aug 15, 1967	33	James J Woody	win	PTS 10
50	Mar 09, 1967	32	Jerry Quarry 21 21-1-3	loss	UD 10
49	Aug 06, 1966	32	Muhammad Ali 24 24-0	loss	KO 3
48	Jun 21, 1966	32	Amos Johnson	win	DQ 7
47	May 02, 1966	31	Thad Spencer	loss	PTS 10
46	Sep 20, 1965	31	Roger Rischer	win	KO 1
45	Mar 30, 1965	30	Billy Walker	win	PTS 10
44	Feb 02, 1965	30	Giorgio Masteghin	win	RTD 4
43	Dec 15, 1964	30	Chip Johnson	win	TKO 4
42	Aug 13, 1964	30	Johnny Prescott	loss	PTS 10
41	Feb 24, 1964	29	Henry Cooper 29 27-9-1	loss	PTS 15
40	Dec 02, 1963	29	Bill Nielsen	win	KO 4
39	May 08, 1963	28	Don Warner	win	PTS 8
38	Apr 21, 1963	28	Ingemar Johansson 30 25-2	loss	PTS 12
37	Jan 29, 1963	28	Tom McNeeley	win	PTS 10
36	Oct 11, 1962	28	Von Clay	win	PTS 10
35	Aug 14, 1962	28	Howard King	win	KO 6
34	Jul 07, 1962	28	Santo Amonti	loss	PTS 10
33	Feb 26, 1962	27	Young Jack Johnson	win	PTS 10
32	Oct 17, 1961	27	Eddie Machen	loss	RTD 5
31	Apr 24, 1961	26	Billy Hunter	win	TKO 8
30	Aug 29, 1960	26	Dick Richardson	loss	RTD 8
29	Apr 26, 1960	25	Pete Rademacher	win	KO 7
28	Dec 01, 1959	25	Nino Valdes	loss	RTD 7
27	May 01, 1959	24	Floyd Patterson 24 34-1	loss	KO 11
26	Jan 12, 1959	24	Henry Cooper 24 17-7-1	loss	PTS 15
25	Sep 30, 1958	24	Willie Pastrano	win	TKO 5
24	Jun 03, 1958	23	Joe Erskine	win	KO 8
23	Feb 25, 1958	23	Willie Pastrano	loss	PTS 10
22	Dec 10, 1957	23	Howie Turner	win	PTS 10
21	Aug 12, 1957	23	Kitione Lave	win	PTS 10
20	Jul 01, 1957	23	Peter Bates	win	KO 2
19	May 27, 1957	22	Willy Schagen	win	KO 1
18	Mar 05, 1957	22	Robert Duquesne	win	KO 1
17	Feb 03, 1957	22	Heinz Neuhaus	loss	PTS 10
16	Nov 19, 1956	22	Werner Wiegand	win	KO 2
15	Aug 27, 1956	22	Trevor Snell	win	KO 2
14	Jul 09, 1956	22	George Naufahu	win	TKO 4
13	May 01, 1956	21	Henry Cooper 21 12-2	loss	TKO 1
12	Mar 13, 1956	21	Jose Peyre	win	TKO 1
11	Jan 17, 1956	21	Jim Cooper	win	TKO 4
10	Dec 06, 1955	21	Basil Kew	win	TKO 2
9	Nov 11, 1955	21	Prosper Beck	win	KO 1
8	Oct 24, 1955	21	Simon Templar	win	TKO 7
7	Oct 07, 1955	21	Jose Gonzalez	win	TKO 3
6	Aug 08, 1955	21	Robert Eugene	win	PTS 8
5	Jul 11, 1955	21	Paddy Slavin	win	TKO 2
4	Jun 06, 1955	20	Dinny Powell	win	KO 4
3	May 23, 1955	20	Hugh McDonald	win	KO 2
2	Apr 18, 1955	20	Frank Walshaw	win	KO 2
1	Mar 22, 1955	20	Dennis Lockton	win	TKO 1

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