Boxing
Abe "Kid" Goodman
Abraham Goodman
Goodman was a featherweight contender in the 1900s.
Birth and Death Dates:
unknown
Career Highlights:
Goodman began his professional career as a featherweight in 1899 and became a contender by the mid-1900s. After losing to world bantamweight champion Harry Forbes in a non-title fight in 1902, he defeated contender Billy Finucane in 1904. The following year was a big one for Goodman as he faced champ Abe Attell in February 1905 for the world featherweight title. The bout ended in a 15-round draw, and Attell retained the title. Later in the year, Goodman fought former featherweight champion Young Corbett II in a bout which also ended in a 15-round draw. Goodman retired in 1908 with 55 career wins.
Origin:
unknown
Career Statistics:
Professional record:
Wins: 55 (26 by knockout)
Losses: 19
Draws: 43
No decisions: 3
Goodman was a featherweight contender in the 1900s.
Birth and Death Dates:
unknown
Career Highlights:
Goodman began his professional career as a featherweight in 1899 and became a contender by the mid-1900s. After losing to world bantamweight champion Harry Forbes in a non-title fight in 1902, he defeated contender Billy Finucane in 1904. The following year was a big one for Goodman as he faced champ Abe Attell in February 1905 for the world featherweight title. The bout ended in a 15-round draw, and Attell retained the title. Later in the year, Goodman fought former featherweight champion Young Corbett II in a bout which also ended in a 15-round draw. Goodman retired in 1908 with 55 career wins.
Origin:
unknown
Career Statistics:
Professional record:
Wins: 55 (26 by knockout)
Losses: 19
Draws: 43
No decisions: 3