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This list of Australian middleweight boxing champions is a table showing the boxers who have won the Australian professional middleweight championship.

A champion will often voluntarily relinquish the title in order to fight for a higher-ranked championship, such as the world. Where the date on which a champion relinquished the title is unclear, the date of his final defence is shown.

Recognition

In 1886 a boxing match between Jack Donohue and Alf Pickering at Foley's Gymnasium in Sydney was promoted as being for the middleweight champion of Australia,[1] however the winner was not referred to as the middleweight champion after the fight and neither boxer was ever promoted as defending the title.[2][3] Billy McCarthy was being referred to as middleweight champion of Australia as of 1886[4] however his matches were not promoted as though it was an official title which was on the line.[5]

In January 1889 a bout between Bob Fitzsimmons and Jim Hall at Foley's Gymnasium in Sydney was promoted as being for the middleweight championship,[6] however again no champion was announced after the fight which was won by Fitzsimmons.[7] In October 1889 another match involving Jim Hall, this time against Jim Fogarty, was promoted as a match for the middleweight championship again,[8] and it was also referred to as a championship match after the result, although because it was a draw there was still no champion named.[9]

Despite not winning a 'championship match Jim Hall adopted the title of champion middleweight of New South Wales as of 1890 due to a string of strong performances and contenders declining to fight him. In January 1890 Peter Boland, who claimed to be champion middleweight of Victoria, challenged him to a fight[10] and they fought that month with Hall winning,[11] which resulted in him being acknowledged as middleweight champion of Australia by the press.[12] Hall's next match was also referred to as a match for the middleweight championship of Australia,[13] and promotion described Jim Hall as the countries best middleweight, reflecting that it was a title defence.[14]

The title has been formally administered by the Australian National Boxing Federation (previously the Australian Boxing Federation) since 1965, and prior to that by Stadiums Limited.[15]

List

r – Champion relinquished title.
s – Champion stripped of title.

Early years, 1890-1920

No. Champion Nat. Reign Began Reign Ended Title defenses Notes Source(s)
1 Jim Hall
def. Peter Boland		 Australia January 18, 1890 January 19, 1891 def. Bob Fitzsimmons on February 11, 1890
def. Eddie Welsh on April 11, 1890
def. Edward Rollins on December 13, 1890		 - [16][17][18][19][20]
2 Billy McCarthy
def. Jim Hall		 Australia January 19, 1891 May, 1891r def. Jim Burge on April 6, 1891 Moved to America in May, 1891 [21][22][23]
3 Dan Creedon
def. Edward Rollins		 New Zealand October 17, 1891 November, 1892r def. Jim Ryan on November 3, 1891
drw. Martin Costello on March 5, 1892
def. Jim Ryan on October 11, 1892
def. Mick Dunn on November 15, 1892		 Moved to America in November, 1892 [24][25][26][27][28][29]
4 Tom Duggan
def. Mick McInerney		 Australia April 7, 1894 November, 1895r def. Bill Doherty on November 3, 1894
drw. Mick McInerney on April 15, 1895		 Moved to South Africa in November, 1895 [30][31][32][33]
5 Billy Edwards
def. Bill Jennings		 Australia March 14, 1896 March, 1898r def. Bill Jennings on May 23, 1896
def. Bill Jennings on July 11, 1896		 Moved to England in March, 1898 [34][35][36][37]
6 Bill Jennings
def. Tim Murphy		 Australia September 4, 1898 October 14, 1899 - Temporarily retired due to blood poisoning in December, 1898 [38][39]
7 Tim Murphy
def. Bill Jennings		 Australia October 14, 1899 March, 1900r def. Jack Dunne on December 9, 1899
def. Jack Dunne on January 10, 1900
def. Jim Archer on January 20, 1900		 Moved to America in March, 1900 [40][41][42][43][44]
8 Mick Dunn
def. Jack Conlon		 Australia March, 1900 October 1, 1900 - Was recognized as champion in N.S.W. for beating Jack Conlon in October 1899
Did not box for the title in March, 1900, but was recognized as champion after Murphy left the country		 [45]
9 Otto Cribb
def. Mick Dunn		 New Zealand October 1, 1900 July 22, 1901 - - [46][47]
10 Mick Dunn
def. Otto Cribb		 Australia July 22, 1901 December, 1901r - Retired in December, 1901 due to hand injury [48][49]
11 Frank Sturgeon
def. Harry Dawson		 Australia January 13, 1902 December 31, 1902 - - [50]
12 Jack Thompson
def. Frank Sturgeon		 Australia December 31, 1902 April 21, 1903 def. Jim Richardson on February 24, 1903 - [51][52]
13 Arthur Cripps
def. Jack Thompson		 Australia April 21, 1903 February 7, 1905 def. Jack Thompson on July 7, 1903
def. Jack Thompson on August 8, 1904
def. Al Neill on November 2, 1904		 Moved to South Africa in July, 1903
Championship was contested but not won by any contenders during Cripps absence		 [53][54][55][56][57]
14 Tim Murphy
def. Arthur Cripps		 Australia February 7, 1905 March, 1905r - Moved to South Africa in March, 1905 [58][59]
15 Arthur Cripps
def. Ted Nelson		 Australia February 6, 1906 July, 1907r def. Jack Blackmore on April 3, 1906
def. Ed Williams on July 9, 1906
def. Tim Murphy on October 6, 1906
def. Ed Williams on October 15, 1906
def. Tim Murphy on February 5, 1907
def. Ed Williams on February 18, 1907
def. Ted Nelson on March 11, 1907
def. Jack Blackmore on May 7, 1907		 Temporarily retired in July, 1907 [60][61][62][63][64][65][66][67][68][69]
16 Ted Nelson
def. Ed Williams		 Australia July 15, 1907 August, 1907 - Dropped to welterweight and lost in August, 1907 [70][71][72]
17 Ed Williams
def. Arthur Cripps		 Australia October 8, 1907 June 8, 1908 def. Ted Nelson on February 24, 1908 - [73][74]
18 Jim Griffin
def. Ed Williams		 Australia June 8, 1908 July, 1908r - Moved up to heavyweight and lost in July, 1908 [75][76]
19 Ed Williams
def. Pat O'Keefe		 Australia October 10, 1908 August, 1908s - Was not booked to fight Griffin when he returned to middleweight in August, 1908 [77][78]
20 Arthur Cripps
def. Jim Griffin		 Australia December 23, 1908 April 26, 1909 - - [79]
21 Ed Williams
def. Arthur Cripps		 Australia April 26, 1909 March 11, 1910 def. Arthur Cripps on August 11, 1909 - [80][81]
22 Arthur Cripps
def. Ed Williams		 Australia March 11, 1910 October 12, 1910 def. Jerry Jerome on August 10, 1910 - [82][83]
23 Dave Smith
def. Arthur Cripps		 New Zealand October 12, 1910 December, 1910s def. Ted Whiting on November 12, 1910 Fought over middleweight limit in December, 1910 [84][85][86]
24 Ted Whiting
def. Paddy Lynch		 Australia April 22, 1911 August 12, 1911 def. Tim Land on May 27, 1911
nc. Gus Devitt on July 19, 1911		 - [87][88][89]
25 Arthur Cripps
def. Ted Whiting		 Australia August 12, 1911 November 18, 1911 drw. Gus Devitt on October 11, 1911 - [90][91]
26 Jimmy Clabby
def. Arthur Cripps		 Australia November 18, 1911 November, 1911r - Fought at welterweight in late November, 1911 [92][93]
27 Ed Williams
def. Roy Kenny		 Australia June 24, 1912 August, 1912s - Sydney promoter refused to book Williams in August, 1912, and he was no longer referred to as champion [94][95][96]
28 Jerry Jerome
def. Charlie Godfrey		 Australia September 7, 1912 February, 1913r def. Bill Rudd on September 21, 1912
def. Ted Whiting on October 12, 1912
def. Arthur Cripps on February 1, 1913		 Had moved up to heavyweight by mid February, 1913 [97][98][99][100][101]
29 Ted Whiting
def. Gus Devitt		 Australia April 28, 1913 August, 1913s - As of August, 1913, the middleweight title was considered vacant [102][103]
30 Tim Land
def. Gus Devitt		 Australia October 11, 1913 December 6, 1913 def. Bill Sonter on October 25, 1913 - [104][105]
31 Jerry Jerome
def. Tim Land		 Australia December 6, 1913 January, 1914r def. Tim Land on December 26, 1913 Retired temporarily on medical advice in January, 1914 [106][107][108]
32 Arthur Cripps
def. Tim Land		 Australia April 4, 1914 August, 1914s - Lost title in August, 1914, for declining to box Mick King [109]
33 Mick King
def. Arthur Evernden		 Australia August 8, 1914 November, 1914r - Boxed for world middleweight title in November, 1914 [110][111]
34 Ed Williams
def. George Brewer		 Australia December 12, 1914 January, 1915s - Fought below middleweight limit in January, 1915 [112][113]
35 Les Darcy
def. Mick King		 Australia June 12, 1915 June, 1915r - Was in the military by mid June, 1915 [114][115][116]
36 Fritz Holland
def. Mick King		 United States January 22, 1916 April, 1916r - Dropped to welterweight in April, 1916 [117][118]
37 Fred Kay
def. Mick King		 Australia June 24, 1916 January 6, 1917 def. Tommy Uren on December 16, 1916 - [119][120]
38 Tommy Uren
def. Fred Kay		 Australia January 6, 1917 April 28, 1917 def. Jimmy Clabby on February 17, 1917 - [121][122]
39 Jimmy Clabby
def. Tommy Uren		 Australia April 28, 1917 July 14, 1917 - - [123]
40 Tommy Uren
def. Jimmy Clabby		 Australia July 14, 1917 May, 1920s def. Fred Kay on October 13, 1917
def. Fernand Quendreux on October 11, 1919		 Fought at welterweight in January, 1919
Lost title in May, 1920, due to extended stay in New Zealand		 [124][125][126][127][128][129]

See also

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