Dick Daniels

Dick Daniels (April 19 1910-March 25 1985) was a heavyweight professional boxer from Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Professional career

Daniels started his professional career with a loss to 105-46-10 veteran Frank Moody, losing by second-round knockout. This debut was followed by 10 consecutive wins, and Daniels had established himself as a competent prizefighter. Daniels fought 35-2-2 Charley Retzlaff for the vacant Minnesota State Heavyweight Title in March 1932, losing by first-round knockout. Daniels would retire after consecutive losses to Tony Galento in December 1938 and Harry Thomas in January 1939, having compiled a final record of 43-20-3 with 11 wins by knockout.^[1]

Notes

1. ^ Professional boxing record for Dick Daniels from BoxRec

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Name	Daniels, Dick
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Date of birth	1910
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Date of death	1985
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