Boxing
Murray Brandt
Brandt fought professionally as a light welterweight in the 1930s.
Birth and Death Dates:
unknown
Career Highlights:
Born in Brooklyn, Brandt spent the majority of his professional career fighting out of New York City. In 1930s, he battled Jackie Farrell, a serviceman with the 212th Anti-Aircraft Regiment and won a six-round decision. In May 1933, Brandt won a four-round decision over Al Lewis in the bout at Madison Square Garden.
Birth and Death Dates:
unknown
Career Highlights:
Born in Brooklyn, Brandt spent the majority of his professional career fighting out of New York City. In 1930s, he battled Jackie Farrell, a serviceman with the 212th Anti-Aircraft Regiment and won a six-round decision. In May 1933, Brandt won a four-round decision over Al Lewis in the bout at Madison Square Garden.
In July 1933, Brandt fought future welterweight contender Izzy Jannazzo and won another six-round decision. Four months later, Murray battled another contender, Chilean lightweight champion Stanislaus Loayza, but lost an eight-round decision. In 1934, he had a rematch with Jannazzo, but lost a six-round decision.
Origin:
Brooklyn, New York
Career Statistics:
Professional record (incomplete):
Wins: 16 (1 by knockout)
Losses: 9
Draws: 1