Nichols, Curly : Jews In Sports @ Virtual Museum

Nichols, Curly

A welterweight for most of his career, Nichols turned professional in 1937. Three years later, Curly fought John McGrath to a four-round draw in New York City, but then lost a six-round decision to McGrath in December 1940. The following year, Nichols fought contender Joey Iannotti twice, losing the first bout and drawing the second in eight rounds; in 1942, they fought a third time, and Curly was knocked out in the sixth round. Nichols also fought welterweight contender Lulu Constantino in 1941 (a six-round loss), and faced the legendary Willie Pep in 1942 (an eight-round loss). Curly retired in 1947, having won 50 of 65 career decisions.

Birth and Death Dates:
b. unknown - d. December 1992

Origin:
unknown

Career Statistics:
Professional record:
Wins: 50 (4 by knockout)
Losses: 15


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References:
When Boxing Was A Jewish Sport, by Allan Bodner (Connecticut: Praeger, 1997)