Andy Bowen
American boxer with a notable career
American boxer with a notable career
1894
132 years ago — 27 years old
Athletes & Sports Figures
United States
Born in 1867, a boxer who competed in the late 19th century. Gained recognition for fighting in the first boxing match to exceed the traditional limit of 100 rounds. Fought over 110 rounds against Jack Burke, a fight that lasted 7 hours and 19 minutes in New Orleans. This match was significant in the history of boxing for its endurance and has been referenced in boxing history discussions. His career included numerous bouts, showcasing skills and stamina that contributed to the professional boxing landscape of the era.
Fought in the first match over 100 rounds
Competed against Jack Burke in a 7-hour bout
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