Boxing
Bernie "Schoolboy" Friedkin
A top featherweight in the 1930s and early 1940s, Friedkin fought champs Kid Chocolate and Mike Belloise during his career.
Birth and Death Dates:
b. March 16, 1915 - d. unknown
Career Highlights:
Friedkin, who turned professional in 1935, was a highly regarded featherweight and lightweight. In March 1937, he faced Kid Chocolate in a six-round no decision bout. In 1940, Friedkin fought former world champ Mike Belloise twice in the span of 14 days; the first fight ended in a draw, and Friedkin lost the second on a decision. Although considered a contender, Friedkin never received a title shot during his career, which ended in 1943.
Origin:
Brooklyn, New York
Career Statistics:
Professional record:
Wins: 49 (10 by knockout)
Losses: 10
Draws: 15
Birth and Death Dates:
b. March 16, 1915 - d. unknown
Career Highlights:
Friedkin, who turned professional in 1935, was a highly regarded featherweight and lightweight. In March 1937, he faced Kid Chocolate in a six-round no decision bout. In 1940, Friedkin fought former world champ Mike Belloise twice in the span of 14 days; the first fight ended in a draw, and Friedkin lost the second on a decision. Although considered a contender, Friedkin never received a title shot during his career, which ended in 1943.
Origin:
Brooklyn, New York
Career Statistics:
Professional record:
Wins: 49 (10 by knockout)
Losses: 10
Draws: 15