Harry Broome

Harry Broome
Harry Broome
Born	Henry Alfred Broome; 1826; Birmingham, England
Died	2 November 1865 (aged 38–39); Soho, London, England
Nationality	British
	Statistics
Weight(s)	165 lb (75 kg), weight average in later career; *Early career fought as welterweight; career weight range, 136–178
Height	5 ft 10 in (1.78 m); Varies slightly in other records
Stance	Orthodox; Right handed; Used London Prize Ring Rules
	Boxing record
Total fights	7; * major professional bouts only
Wins	4
Losses	1
Draws	2

Henry Alfred Broome^[3] (1826 – 2 November 1865) was a boxer from the bare-knuckle fighting era who became heavyweight champion of England in September, 1851 when he defeated fellow Englishman William Perry in Mildenhall, England. He lost the title in May, 1856 to Tom Paddock in Suffolk.^[1]

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Harry Broome

Born	Henry Alfred Broome 1826 Birmingham, England
Died	2 November 1865 (aged 38–39) Soho, London, England^[2]
Nationality	British
Statistics
Weight(s)	165 lb (75 kg), weight average in later career *Early career fought as welterweight career weight range, 136–178
Height	5 ft 10 in (1.78 m) Varies slightly in other records^[1]
Stance	Orthodox Right handed Used London Prize Ring Rules

Boxing record
Total fights	7 * major professional bouts only^[1]
Wins	4
Losses	1
Draws	2