James Lloyd (boxer)

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James Lloyd boxer
Data
Birth Name James Lloyd
Weight class medium weight
nationality British
birthday July 5, 1939
place of birth Liverpool
Date of death March 22, 2013
Place of death Skelmersdale
Combat Statistics
Struggles 20th
Victories 10
Knockout victories 4th
Defeats 7th
draw 3

James Lloyd (born July 5, 1939 in Liverpool , † March 22, 2013 in Skelmersdale ) was a British boxer .

career

At the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome , Lloyd won the bronze medal in the welterweight division . After victories over Mohamed Faragalla, Sudan (KO 2nd), Vasile Neagu, Romania (KO 2nd), and Phil Baldwin, USA (3: 2), he lost to the Italian Nino Benvenuti on points (3: 2) in the semi-finals . He also started at the European Championships in 1961 , but was eliminated here in the quarter-finals against the later silver medalist Hans-Dieter Neidel , GDR . After Lloyd had become British light middleweight champion (-71 kg) in 1962 , he decided to become a professional.

The greatest success of his subsequent four-year professional career was winning the “BBBofC South Area” championship in May 1965 by winning points over Dennis Read .

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Boxing mourns the passing of Olympic bronze medalist Jim Lloyd

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