Henry Armstrong
Henry Armstrong held the NYSAC, WBA and The Ring welterweight world titles, the NYSAC, WBA and The Ring lightweight world titles and the NYSAC, WBA and The Ring featherweight world titles between 1937 and 1940. Armstrong was undisputed world champion at featherweight (1937–1938), welterweight (1938–1940) and lightweight (1938–1939).
- World title bouts
- 25
- Record in world title bouts (won–lost)
- 22–3
- World titles held
- 9
- Longest world title reign (NYSAC welterweight, 1938–1940)
- 2 years, 4 months
Timeline of world title events
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1944
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The Ring magazine rates Henry Armstrong No. 1 at welterweight in its annual ratings
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1942
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The Ring magazine rates Henry Armstrong No. 2 at welterweight in its annual ratings
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1941
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Fritzie Zivic beats Henry Armstrong via knockout 12/15
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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1940
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The Ring magazine rates Henry Armstrong No. 1 at welterweight in its annual ratings
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Fritzie Zivic beats Henry Armstrong via unanimous decision 15/15
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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Henry Armstrong beats Phil Furr via knockout 4/15
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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Henry Armstrong beats Paul Junior via knockout 3/15
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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Henry Armstrong beats Ralph Zannelli via knockout 5/15
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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Henry Armstrong beats Paul Junior via knockout 7/15
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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Henry Armstrong beats Pedro Montanez via knockout 9/15
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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Henry Armstrong beats Joe Ghnouly via knockout 5/15
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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1939
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The Ring magazine rates Henry Armstrong the welterweight champion in its annual ratings
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Henry Armstrong beats Jimmy Garrison via knockout 7/10
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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Henry Armstrong beats Bobby Pacho via knockout 4/15
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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Henry Armstrong beats Jimmy Garrison via points decision 10/10
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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Henry Armstrong beats Richie Fontaine via knockout 3/15
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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Henry Armstrong beats Howard Scott via knockout 2/10
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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Henry Armstrong beats Al Manfredo via knockout 4/10
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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Lou Ambers beats Henry Armstrong via unanimous decision 15/15
Lightweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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Henry Armstrong beats Ernie Roderick via points decision 15/15
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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Henry Armstrong beats Davey Day via knockout 12/15
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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Henry Armstrong beats Lew Feldman via knockout 1/15
Welterweight · NYSAC, NYSAC, WBA, WBA, The Ring and The Ring
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Henry Armstrong beats Bobby Pacho via knockout 4/15
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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Henry Armstrong beats Baby Arizmendi via points decision 10/10
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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1938
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The Ring magazine rates Henry Armstrong the welterweight champion in its annual ratings
The Ring magazine rates Henry Armstrong the lightweight champion in its annual ratings
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Henry Armstrong beats Al Manfredo via knockout 3/15
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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Henry Armstrong beats Ceferino Garcia via unanimous decision 15/15
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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Henry Armstrong’s reign as the WBA featherweight world champion ends
Featherweight · WBA
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Henry Armstrong’s reign as the NYSAC featherweight world champion ends
Featherweight · NYSAC
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Henry Armstrong beats Lou Ambers via split decision 15/15
Lightweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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Henry Armstrong beats Barney Ross via unanimous decision 15/15
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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1937
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The Ring magazine rates Henry Armstrong the featherweight champion in its annual ratings
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Henry Armstrong beats Petey Sarron via knockout 6/15
Featherweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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1936
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The Ring magazine rates Henry Armstrong No. 1 at featherweight in its annual ratings
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1935
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The Ring magazine rates Henry Armstrong No. 2 at featherweight in its annual ratings
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1934
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The Ring magazine rates Henry Armstrong No. 6 at featherweight in its annual ratings