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Jackie Fields

Jackie Fields held the IBU, NYSAC, WBA and The Ring welterweight world titles between 1929 and 1933. Fields was the undisputed welterweight world champion from 1929 to 1933. Fields first became a world champion aged 21 after winning the WBA welterweight world title by beating Jack Thompson.

World title bouts
5
Record in world title bouts (won–lost)
3–2
World titles held
4
Longest world title reign (WBA welterweight, 1929–1930)
1 year, 1 month

World title reigns and bouts

Jan 1929 – Jan 1934

1929age 20Aprage 21JulOct1930Aprage 22JulOct1931Aprage 23JulOct1932Aprage 24JulOct1933Aprage 25JulOct1934
192919301931193219331934

WonLostDrawn or no contest

Timeline of world title events

  1. 1933

  2. Young Corbett III beats Jackie Fields via points decision 10/10

    Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA, IBU and The Ring

  3. 1932

  4. The Ring magazine rates Jackie Fields the welterweight champion in its annual ratings

  5. Jackie Fields beats Lou Brouillard via unanimous decision 10/10

    Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA, IBU and The Ring

  6. 1931

  7. The Ring magazine rates Jackie Fields No. 4 at welterweight in its annual ratings

  8. 1930

  9. The Ring magazine rates Jackie Fields No. 2 at welterweight in its annual ratings

  10. Jack Thompson beats Jackie Fields via points decision 15/15

    Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA, IBU and The Ring

  11. 1929

  12. The Ring magazine rates Jackie Fields the welterweight champion in its annual ratings

  13. Jackie Fields beats Joe Dundee via disqualification 2/15

    Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA, IBU and The Ring

  14. Jackie Fields beats Jack Thompson via unanimous decision 10/10

    Welterweight · WBA

  15. 1928

  16. The Ring magazine rates Jackie Fields No. 1 at welterweight in its annual ratings

  17. 1927

  18. The Ring magazine rates Jackie Fields No. 4 at super lightweight in its annual ratings

  19. 1926

  20. The Ring magazine rates Jackie Fields No. 8 at lightweight in its annual ratings

  21. 1925

  22. The Ring magazine rates Jackie Fields No. 11 at super featherweight in its annual ratings