Al Roth

Roth, who fought professionally in the 1930s, won the Golden Gloves title in 1931 in 118-pound open division.

Birth and Death Dates:
unknown

Career Highlights:
Roth began his professional career as a featherweight in 1932 and fought out of New York City in the mid-1930s. In 1934, he lost a six-round decision to contender (and future world champion) Mike Belloise in January and then lost a 10-round decision in a non-title bout to champ Baby Arizmendi in May. The following year, Roth lost to Freddie Cochrane in an eight-round decision (he defeated Cochrane in a rematch in 1936), defeated contender Davey Day, and then lost to Hall of Famer Tony Canzoneri in a 15-round decision. He continued to fight in the 1930s as a lightweight and junior welterweight, but never received a title shot, although he fought all-time greats Lou Ambers in 1937 (10-round loss) and Beau Jack in 1941 (knocked out in sixth-round); Roth retired following his fight with Beau Jack.

Origin:
New York City

Physical description:
5'7"

Career Statistics:
Professional record: (incomplete)
Wins: 26 (6 by knockout)
Losses: 28
Draws: 11