Vince Dundee
Vince Dundee held the NYSAC and WBA middleweight world titles between 1933 and 1934. Dundee was the undisputed middleweight world champion from 1933 to 1934.
- World title bouts
- 5
- Record in world title bouts (won–lost–drawn)
- 3–1–1
- World titles held
- 2
- Longest world title reign (NYSAC middleweight, 1933–1934)
- 10 months
Timeline of world title events
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1934
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The Ring magazine rates Vince Dundee No. 7 at middleweight in its annual ratings
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Teddy Yarosz beats Vince Dundee via split decision 15/15
Middleweight · NYSAC and WBA
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Vince Dundee beats Al Diamond via points decision 15/15
Middleweight · NYSAC and WBA
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1933
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The Ring magazine rates Vince Dundee No. 1 at middleweight in its annual ratings
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Vince Dundee beats Andy Callahan via split decision 15/15
Middleweight · NYSAC and WBA
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Vince Dundee beats Lou Brouillard via unanimous decision 15/15
Middleweight · NYSAC and WBA
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Vince Dundee and Ben Jeby draw via points decision 15/15
Middleweight · NYSAC
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1932
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The Ring magazine rates Vince Dundee No. 2 at middleweight in its annual ratings
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1931
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The Ring magazine rates Vince Dundee No. 3 at middleweight in its annual ratings
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1930
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The Ring magazine rates Vince Dundee No. 6 at middleweight in its annual ratings
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1929
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The Ring magazine rates Vince Dundee No. 5 at welterweight in its annual ratings
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1927
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The Ring magazine rates Vince Dundee No. 12 at welterweight in its annual ratings