Ronnie James

Ronnie James

  • Age at death: 59 yrs
  • Nationality: Wales Wales flag
  • Born: 8th October 1917
  • Place of birth: Bonymaen, Wales, United Kingdom United Kingdom flag
  • Residence: Swansea, Wales, United Kingdom United Kingdom flag
  • Division: Lightweight
  • Height: 5ft 8"
  • Stance:
  • Debut: 21st Jan 1933
  • Status: Deceased Professional Boxer
  • Record:

Ronnie James Boxing Statistics

Lightweight
Division
14 yrs
Career
Wales
Nationality
Swansea, Wales, United Kingdom
Residence

Ronnie James Biography

Ronnie James is a former professional boxer from Wales who competed in the Lightweight division (135 lbs (61.2 kg)).

Born on October 8, 1917 in Bonymaen, Wales, United Kingdom, James made his professional debut on January 21, 1933 at the young age of 15.

James competed professionally for over 14 years.

Tale of the Tape

AttributeStatsvs Division Avg
Height172cm cm+1 cm

Frequently Asked Questions About Ronnie James

What division did Ronnie James fight in?

Ronnie James competed in the Lightweight division (135 lbs (61.2 kg)) throughout a professional boxing career. This division has featured legendary fighters including Roberto Duran, Pernell Whitaker, Julio Cesar Chavez and Benny Leonard.

Where was Ronnie James from?

Ronnie James was originally from Bonymaen, Wales, United Kingdom and represented Wales throughout a distinguished boxing career. Residence during the boxing career was in Swansea, Wales, United Kingdom.

When did Ronnie James pass away?

Ronnie James passed away on 12th Jun 1977, having lived 59 yrs. This boxer made lasting contributions to the sport that continue to be remembered and celebrated by fans worldwide.

What boxing stance does Ronnie James fight out of?

Ronnie James boxed out of the stance and was 5ft 8in tall.

When did Ronnie James begin their professional boxing career?

Ronnie James turned professional on 21st Jan 1933, and competed for 14 yrs in the Lightweight division.

Historical Fight Reports

Ike Williams vs Ronnie James

Sep 4, 1946

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