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Andrew Chiariglione (24 December 1879 – 12 April 1935), usually known as Fireman Jim Flynn, was an American boxer of the early twentieth century who twice attempted to take the World Heavyweight Title without success. He is often remembered as the only boxer to ever knock out the formidable Jack Dempsey. [2] [3] Professional career.
Decision for Flynn in the Los Angeles Herald, San Francisco Call and Salt Lake Herald. In a bloody and gruelling contest dominated by the Pueblo Fireman, Johnson nearly had Flynn out in the 8th round but for the bell.
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DIED. April 12 1935; Los Angeles, California. HEIGHT. 5-9 1/2. WEIGHT. 165-188 lbs. Flynn was a short, squat, sturdy light heavyweight who fought anyone, regardless of their weight; He was tough, clever and game; During his career, he tangled with some of the greatest names in boxing history - Jack Johnson, Jack Dempsey, Sam Langford, Tommy ...
Andrew Chiariglione, usually known as Fireman Jim Flynn, (24 December 1879 – 12 April 1935) was an American boxer of the early twentieth century. A native of Hoboken, New Jersey, Flynn's first recorded fight was in 1899, and in 1906 he was offered a title shot by heavyweight champion Tommy...
He emerged from the railroad yards of Pueblo, Colorado, to gain fame in the ring--eventually challenging reigning champion Tommy Burns in 1906 for the World Heavyweight Title, and again in 1912 against then champ Jack Johnson. In 1917 he became the first and only man to KO future champ Jack Dempsey.
Fireman Jim Flynn was an American boxer who challenged for the World Heavyweight Title twice in the early 20th century. He is best known for knocking out Jack Dempsey in 1918, but also fought many other notable opponents such as Sam Langford and Willie Keeler.
