Mike Malone: American Featherweight Boxing, 1904–1915
Mike Malone was an American boxer active in the early 20th century. On September 1, 1910, he fought Tommy Bresnahan to a newspaper decision draw in Omaha, Nebraska.
A featherweight on the regional circuit
BoxerList identifies Malone as an American featherweight and traces his earliest listed contest to October 1904 against Kid Texas in Pueblo, Colorado. His later schedule included bouts in Denver, Cheyenne, Salt Lake City and other western venues.
In 1910, he stopped Danny Cummings at Fort Russell and defeated Kid Schaffer twice in Cheyenne, once by stoppage and once on points. The Omaha meeting with Bresnahan belonged to the same period, alongside further contests against Frankie White and Battling Dane.
Draws, rematches and the surviving record
Malone’s schedule featured repeated opponents. He drew with Willie Canole in Denver in December 1911 and again in January 1912. He also met Harry Schafer twice in Salt Lake City in early 1914, losing the first encounter before winning the second on points.
The database’s summary lists nine wins, ten losses and eight draws. Its final listed appearance is a knockout victory over Kid Funk at Denver’s Colorado Athletic Club in January 1915.
These entries offer a chronology of recorded opponents and venues.
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Boxing, Boxing History
