Lou Brouillard
Lou Brouillard held the NYSAC and WBA middleweight world titles and the IBU, NYSAC, WBA and The Ring welterweight world titles between 1931 and 1933. Brouillard was undisputed world champion at welterweight (1931–1932) and middleweight (1933). Brouillard first became a world champion aged 20 after winning the IBU, NYSAC, WBA and The Ring welterweight world titles by beating Jack Thompson.
- World title bouts
- 6
- Record in world title bouts (won–lost)
- 2–4
- World titles held
- 6
- Longest world title reign (IBU welterweight, 1931–1932)
- 3 months
Timeline of world title events
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1937
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The Ring magazine rates Lou Brouillard No. 9 at middleweight in its annual ratings
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Marcel Thil beats Lou Brouillard via disqualification 6/15
Middleweight · IBU
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1936
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The Ring magazine rates Lou Brouillard No. 6 at light heavyweight in its annual ratings
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Marcel Thil beats Lou Brouillard via disqualification 4/15
Middleweight · IBU and The Ring
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1935
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The Ring magazine rates Lou Brouillard No. 2 at middleweight in its annual ratings
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1934
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The Ring magazine rates Lou Brouillard No. 5 at light heavyweight in its annual ratings
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1933
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The Ring magazine rates Lou Brouillard No. 9 at light heavyweight in its annual ratings
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Vince Dundee beats Lou Brouillard via unanimous decision 15/15
Middleweight · NYSAC and WBA
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Lou Brouillard becomes WBA middleweight champion
Middleweight · WBA
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Lou Brouillard beats Ben Jeby via knockout 7/15
Middleweight · NYSAC
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1932
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The Ring magazine rates Lou Brouillard No. 8 at welterweight in its annual ratings
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Jackie Fields beats Lou Brouillard via unanimous decision 10/10
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA, IBU and The Ring
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1931
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The Ring magazine rates Lou Brouillard the welterweight champion in its annual ratings
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Lou Brouillard beats Jack Thompson via unanimous decision 15/15
Welterweight · NYSAC, WBA, IBU and The Ring