Jack McVey Welterweight Boxer From Georgia
Description
Jack McVey was a scientific type of boxer who fought in the welterweight and middleweight classifications of boxing from 1920-1936. He made good use of both his left and right hands and was an excellent defensive fighter. Originally from Georgia McVey fought out of Harlem in venues from New York to California. Among the many boxers he faced was KO Phil Kaplan, Lou Scozza, William Sailor Freedman, Gorilla Jones and Maxie Rosenbloom. Before McVey lost a pivotal fight to Frankie Schoell on April 13, 1928 he was on a clear path to a title bout with middleweight champion Mickey Walker. --Provided by publisher.
- Jack McVey was a scientific type of boxer who fought in the welterweight and middleweight classifications of boxing from 1920-1936. He made good use of both his left and right hands and was an excellent defensive fighter. Originally from Georgia McVey fought out of Harlem in venues from New York to California. Among the many boxers he faced was KO Phil Kaplan, Lou Scozza, William Sailor Freedman, Gorilla Jones and Maxie Rosenbloom. Before McVey lost a pivotal fight to Frankie Schoell on April 13, 1928 he was on a clear path to a title bout with middleweight champion Mickey Walker. --Provided by publisher.
APA Citation (style guide)
Reynolds, R. G., Jr. (2016). Jack McVey Welterweight Boxer From Georgia. Robert Grey Reynolds, Jr.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation (style guide)Reynolds, Robert Grey, Jr. 2016. Jack McVey Welterweight Boxer From Georgia. Robert Grey Reynolds, Jr.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities Citation (style guide)Reynolds, Robert Grey, Jr, Jack McVey Welterweight Boxer From Georgia. Robert Grey Reynolds, Jr, 2016.
MLA Citation (style guide)Reynolds, Robert Grey, Jr. Jack McVey Welterweight Boxer From Georgia. Robert Grey Reynolds, Jr, 2016.
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