1842-1844
Haines Brighton, Eng D
-Police intervened
Wade East Sussex, Eng W 6
an unnamed opponent Wandsworth, Eng (2:05:00) W
1849
Mar 10 Abe Couch Greenhythe, Eng (12:30) W 6
1850
Oct 22 Dan Collins Edenbridge, Kent, Eng (27:00) D 9
-Police intervened
Oct 22 Dan Collins Redhill, Eng (1:52:00) D 39
Dec 10 Dan Collins Redhill, Eng SCH
-This bout was scheduled but not held
1851
Apr 29 Dan Collins Long Reach, Eng (1:24:00) W 44
1852
Jun 29 Jack Grant Mildenall, Eng (2:30:00) W 64
1853
Jan 26 Jack Martin Long Reach, Eng (55:00) W 23
Oct 18 Nat Langham Lakenheath, Eng (2:02:00) L 61
-Middleweight Championship of England;
Langham won convincingly
1854
Feb 2 George Sims Long Reach, Eng (5:00) W 4
1856
Jan 26 Harry Poulson Appledore, Kent, Eng (3:08:00) W 109
1857
Jan 6 Aaron Jones Canvey Island, Eng (3:00:00) D 62
-Both men were punished;
The fight was stopped due to darkness
Feb 10 Aaron Jones Banks of Medway, Eng (2:00:00) W 85
Jun 16 William Perry Isle of Grain, Eng (1:42:00) W 10
-Sayers claimed the Championship of England
1858
Jan 5 Bill Benjamin Isle of Grain, Eng (6:30) W 3
-Championship of England
Jun 16 Tom Paddock Canvey Island, Eng (1:20:00) W 21
-Championship of England
1859
Apr 5 Bill Benjamin Ashford, Kent, Eng (22:00) W 11
-Championship of England
Sep 20 Bob Brettle Leashford, Eng (15:00) W 7
-Championship of England
1860
Apr 17 John C. Heenan Farnborough, Eng (2:20:00) D 42
-Heenan seemed to have the advantage when
the crowd broke into the ring
May 20 -Sayers received a special Silver Championship
Belt to commemorate this fight; He retired from
the ring
Record courtesy of Jan Skotnicki,
Historian,
International Boxing Research Organization
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