Nipper Pat Daly

Nipper Pat Daly, real name Patrick Clifford Daley (17 February 1913 – 25 September 1988), was a British boxer who fought professionally between 1923 and 1931. He made his professional debut at the age of nine or 10, achieved widespread fame in his mid teens as British boxing's 'Wonderboy', then retired from pro boxing at age 17.

Renowned sportswriter Frank Butler heralded Daly 'the best young prospect we ever had'.^[1] He is probably the youngest boxer ever to make The Ring magazine's top-ten world ratings, and it is thought that he is also the youngest-ever professional boxer.

Early life[]

Born in Abercrave, Wales, he moved to Marylebone, London at the age of five, then moved again with his family to the Canadian mining town of Wayne, Alberta in 1920. Within two years the family returned to Marylebone, and shortly afterwards he started to take boxing lessons at the Marylebone Road gym of , one of Britain's leading trainers of the day, who coached and managed Daly for most of his career.

Professional career[]

Early pro debut[]

Daly's natural aptitude for the sport, combined with Professor Newton's coaching, saw his boxing skill develop at an astonishing rate; so much so that he was entered into his first professional fight at the age of just nine or 10. During the next few years he amassed a long string of victories, fighting at small venues in and around London, often conceding age, height and weight to opponents.

In June 1927, though aged only 14, Daly served as a sparring partner to the reigning world middleweight champion Mickey Walker, who was in London preparing for a world-title defence against Scotland's Tommy Milligan. Walker and his manager, Jack 'Doc' Kearns, were said to be astounded by the young boxer's talent.

Daly fought his first 15-round contest in October 1927 (still aged just 14), and boxed often over that distance throughout the remainder of his career. By the end of 1927, Britain's boxing trade paper Boxing (forerunner to Boxing News) was tipping him as a likely future world champion.

Top flyweight contender at age 15[]

During 1928 he fought 25 times, defeating many of Britain's leading flyweights, plus the reigning flyweight champion of Italy, . A points win over top British flyweight title contender (and future British flyweight champion) Bert Kirby, put Daly in line for a shot at the title, then held by Leith's Johnny Hill. But by late 1928 Daly had outgrown the flyweight class and did not get a title shot. By early 1929 he had moved up to bantamweight.

World ranked at age 16[]

1929 proved to be Daly's busiest year as a boxer: he had 33 contests, of which he won 29, lost 3 (all inside the distance) and drew 1. Among his fights were victories over some of Europe's best bantamweight and featherweight boxers, including the reigning Belgian bantamweight champion (and future European bantamweight champion) , recently dethroned British bantamweight champion Alf "Kid" Pattenden, future British bantamweight champion Dick Corbett, former Olympian and ABA bantamweight champion Jack Garland, and German flyweight and bantamweight champion . There were widespread calls within the press for Daly to be allowed to fight for the British bantamweight title, then held by Teddy Baldock, but a recently introduced BBB of C regulation (later altered) prevented boxers aged under 21 from contesting British titles.

In its September 1929 issue, The Ring magazine ranked Nipper Pat Daly at number 10 in the world at bantamweight (ratings for the month of July) – he was then aged just 16. Shortly afterwards, the veteran boxing impresario Tom O'Rourke offered to bring him to the USA for a series of fights, with the aim of entering him in a world title fight against the newly crowned world featherweight champion Battling Battalino. But Daly's manager, who had signed him under a strict contract, refused to let him go to the States.

On 9 October 1929, he fought the reigning British featherweight champion, Johnny Cuthbert, over 12 three-minute rounds, but suffered weight-making trouble in the run-up to the fight. According to newspaper reports, Daly outboxed the champion and was leading on points when knocked out in the eighth round.

Retirement from boxing at age 17[]

By early 1930, Daly had moved into the lightweight division, and in March that year, in an article headed 'England's future champions', the Daily Express picked him as the country's most likely future world boxing champion.^[2]

On 20 April 1930, he fought future British featherweight champion and world-title challenger Seaman Tommy Watson, but again had weight-making difficulty in the run-up to the fight. Despite outboxing Watson for much of the contest, Daly was stopped in the 11th round, after being knocked down several times. He suffered concussion as a result of the fight and was unable to walk properly for several weeks. On 5 June 1930, he was hastily entered into a contest with Trealaw's while still suffering from concussion and was stopped in the 13th round.

After a four-month break from boxing Daly tried to make a comeback. He had nine further contests: winning seven, losing one and drawing one. But the caliber of these opponents was far beneath the class of the men he had met previously, and press reports were unanimous in the assertion that his form had deteriorated markedly. It was widely held that, under his manager's direction, he had paid the price for having too many contests at too high a level, at too young an age. Realising, as he put it, that he would 'never be a world champion now' he decided to retire from boxing. He had his last fight on 27 January 1931 – exactly three weeks before his 18th birthday.

Nipper Pat Daly's boxing style[]

Daly was renowned for his hard, fast, accurate straight left (or jab), his quick, clever footwork, punching variety, ring intelligence and all-round boxing skill, coupled with a mastery of in-fighting as well as long-range boxing. He had an attacking style that entertained the crowds, but he tempered this with exceptional defensive skills. As a growing teenager predominantly fighting full-grown men he was not noted as a knockout puncher.

Later years[]

After retiring, Daly stayed involved with boxing and for much of his life served as a trainer during his spare time. In the late 1940s and early 1950s he ran a gym at New North Road in Shoreditch, from where he trained amateur boxers and also managed and trained a few professionals.

In the 1980s, he retired to Hastings, East Sussex, where he died on 25 September 1988.

Professional boxing record[]

No.	Result	Record	Opponent	Type	Round	Date	Age	Location	Notes
119	Win	99–11–8 (1)	Harry Jenkins	RTD	4 (12)	Jan 27, 1931	17 years, 344 days	Paddington Baths, Paddington, London, England
118	Win	98–11–8 (1)	Tom Handley	PTS	12	Jan 6, 1931	17 years, 323 days	Paddington Baths, Paddington, London, England
117	Win	97–11–8 (1)	Andre Beghin	TKO	4 (12)	Dec 28, 1930	17 years, 314 days	Vale Hall, Kilburn, London, England
116	Win	96–11–8 (1)	Albert Ryall	TKO	4 (12)	Dec 23, 1930	17 years, 309 days	Paddington Baths, Paddington, London, England
115	Win	95–11–8 (1)	Johnny Allen	TKO	4 (12)	Dec 7, 1930	17 years, 293 days	Vale Hall, Kilburn, London, England
114	Win	94–11–8 (1)	Dave Danahar	TKO	9 (12)	Dec 2, 1930	17 years, 288 days	Paddington Baths, Paddington, London, England
113	Win	93–11–8 (1)	Jimmy Laws	KO	3 (12)	Nov 23, 1930	17 years, 279 days	Vale Hall, Kilburn, London, England
112	Draw	92–11–8 (1)	Fred Green	PTS	12	Nov 18, 1930	17 years, 274 days	Paddington Baths, Paddington, London, England
111	Loss	92–11–7 (1)	Tom Banks	PTS	6	Oct 28, 1930	17 years, 253 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
110	Loss	92–10–7 (1)	Nobby Baker	TKO	13 (15)	Jun 5, 1930	17 years, 108 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
109	Loss	92–9–7 (1)	Tommy Watson	TKO	11 (15)	Apr 20, 1930	17 years, 62 days	Vale Hall, Kilburn, London, England
108	Win	92–8–7 (1)	Albert Baudaert	PTS	8	Apr 3, 1930	17 years, 45 days	Holborn Stadium Club, Holborn, London, England
107	Win	91–8–7 (1)	Len George	PTS	8	Apr 1, 1930	17 years, 43 days	Paddington Baths, Paddington, London, England
106	Win	90–8–7 (1)	Auguste Gyde	PTS	15	Mar 26, 1930	17 years, 37 days	Paddington Baths, Paddington, London, England
105	Win	89–8–7 (1)	Jack Sheppard	TKO	12 (15)	Mar 21, 1930	17 years, 32 days	Civic Hall, Exeter, Devon, England
104	Win	88–8–7 (1)	Jim Briley	TKO	6 (15)	Mar 9, 1930	17 years, 20 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
103	Win	87–8–7 (1)	Charlie Mack	PTS	15	Mar 2, 1930	17 years, 13 days	Vale Hall, Kilburn, London, England
102	Win	86–8–7 (1)	Jack Sheppard	PTS	15	Feb 21, 1930	17 years, 4 days	Civic Hall, Exeter, Devon, England
101	Draw	85–8–7 (1)	Charlie Mack	PTS	15	Jan 27, 1930	16 years, 344 days	Victoria Baths, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England
100	Win	85–8–6 (1)	Jack Wright	DQ	6 (15)	Jan 19, 1930	16 years, 336 days	Vale Hall, Kilburn, London, England
99	Win	84–8–6 (1)	Jim Briley	PTS	15	Nov 24, 1929	16 years, 280 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
98	Win	83–8–6 (1)	Johnny Edmunds	KO	2 (15)	Nov 17, 1929	16 years, 273 days	Collins's Music Hall, Islington, London, England
97	Win	82–8–6 (1)	Ted Cullen	DQ	4 (15)	Nov 11, 1929	16 years, 267 days	Victoria Baths, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England
96	Win	81–8–6 (1)	Harry Kid Berry	PTS	15	Nov 6, 1929	16 years, 262 days	National Sporting Club (Holborn Stadium), Holborn, London, England
95	Loss	80–8–6 (1)	Jim Ashley	TKO	3 (15)	Oct 31, 1929	16 years, 256 days	Ilford Skating Rink, Ilford, Essex, England
94	Win	80–7–6 (1)	Jack Millard	TKO	8 (15)	Oct 23, 1929	16 years, 248 days	Paddington Baths, Paddington, London, England
93	Loss	79–7–6 (1)	Johnny Cuthbert	KO	8 (12)	Oct 9, 1929	16 years, 234 days	Holborn Stadium Club, Holborn, London, England
92	Win	79–6–6 (1)	Arques Treves	KO	2 (15)	Oct 3, 1929	16 years, 228 days	Ilford Skating Rink, Ilford, Essex, England
91	Win	78–6–6 (1)	Billy Cain	RTD	7 (15)	Sep 15, 1929	16 years, 210 days	West Bromwich Rink Athletic Club, West Bromwich, West Midlands, England
90	Win	77–6–6 (1)	Lew Pinkus	PTS	15	Sep 8, 1929	16 years, 203 days	Collins Music Hall, Islington, London, England
89	Win	76–6–6 (1)	Con Lewis	RTD	7 (10)	Sep 1, 1929	16 years, 196 days	Vale Hall, Kilburn, London, England
88	Win	75–6–6 (1)	Karl Schulze	KO	5 (10)	Aug 23, 1929	16 years, 187 days	Sportpalast, Schoeneberg, Berlin, Weimar Republic
87	Win	74–6–6 (1)	Jack Garland	PTS	12	Aug 11, 1929	16 years, 175 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
86	Win	73–6–6 (1)	Tommy Rose	KO	3 (15)	Aug 5, 1929	16 years, 169 days	Blackpool Football Ground, Blackpool, Lancashire, England
85	Win	72–6–6 (1)	Alf Pattenden	PTS	15	Jul 7, 1929	16 years, 140 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
84	Win	71–6–6 (1)	Jack Garland	PTS	8	Jun 21, 1929	16 years, 124 days	Clapton Stadium, Clapton, London, England
83	Draw	70–6–6 (1)	Jim Crawford	PTS	15	Jun 13, 1929	16 years, 116 days	Liverpool Stadium, Liverpool, Merseyside, England
82	Loss	70–6–5 (1)	Douglas Parker	KO	1 (15)	Jun 8, 1929	16 years, 111 days	Holmeside Stadium, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, England
81	Win	70–5–5 (1)	Jim Crawford	PTS	15	May 23, 1929	16 years, 95 days	Liverpool Stadium, Liverpool, Merseyside, England
80	Win	69–5–5 (1)	Joe Greenwood	TKO	8 (15)	May 18, 1929	16 years, 90 days	Holmeside Stadium, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, England
79	Win	68–5–5 (1)	Kid Socks	PTS	15	May 12, 1929	16 years, 84 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
78	Win	67–5–5 (1)	Dick Corbett	PTS	10	May 2, 1929	16 years, 74 days	Royal Albert Hall, Kensington, London, England
77	Win	66–5–5 (1)	Packey McFarland	PTS	15	Apr 12, 1929	16 years, 54 days	Connaught Drill Hall, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England
76	Win	65–5–5 (1)	Arthur Young Adkins	PTS	15	Apr 8, 1929	16 years, 50 days	Victoria Baths, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England
75	Win	64–5–5 (1)	Nicolas Petit Biquet	PTS	10	Mar 21, 1929	16 years, 32 days	Royal Albert Hall, Kensington, London, England
74	Win	63–5–5 (1)	Tommy Brown	TKO	12 (15)	Mar 9, 1929	16 years, 20 days	Holmeside Stadium, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, England
73	Win	62–5–5 (1)	Archie Woodbine	TKO	5 (15)	Mar 1, 1929	16 years, 12 days	Connaught Drill Hall, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England
72	Win	61–5–5 (1)	Billy Boulger	PTS	15	Feb 24, 1929	16 years, 7 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
71	Win	60–5–5 (1)	Jimmy Rowbotham	PTS	12	Feb 17, 1929	16 years, 0 days	Palais de Dance Athletic Club, West Bromwich, West Midlands, England
70	Win	59–5–5 (1)	Billy Smith	PTS	15	Jan 26, 1929	15 years, 344 days	Holmeside Stadium, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, England
69	Win	58–5–5 (1)	Jimmy Rowbotham	PTS	15	Jan 14, 1929	15 years, 332 days	Alcazar, Edmonton, London, England
68	Win	57–5–5 (1)	Arthur Boddington	PTS	10	Jan 9, 1929	15 years, 327 days	National Sporting Club, Covent Garden, London, England
67	Win	56–5–5 (1)	Willi Metzner	DQ	2 (6)	Jan 7, 1929	15 years, 325 days	Rheinlandhalle, Cologne, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Weimar Republic
66	Win	55–5–5 (1)	Tiny Smith	PTS	15	Dec 22, 1928	15 years, 309 days	Holmeside Stadium, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, England
65	Win	54–5–5 (1)	Bert Kirby	PTS	12	Dec 17, 1928	15 years, 304 days	Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham, West Midlands, England
64	Win	53–5–5 (1)	Young Dick McManus	PTS	15	Dec 11, 1928	15 years, 298 days	Promenade Pier, Plymouth, Devon, England
63	Win	52–5–5 (1)	George Garrard	PTS	8	Dec 6, 1928	15 years, 293 days	Royal Albert Hall, Kensington, London, England
62	Win	51–5–5 (1)	Johnny Young Murton	DQ	5 (15)	Nov 26, 1928	15 years, 283 days	Alcazar, Edmonton, London, England	Low blow disqualification
61	Win	50–5–5 (1)	Frank Kestrell	TKO	12 (15)	Nov 8, 1928	15 years, 265 days	The Ring, Blackfriars Road, Southwark, London, England
60	Win	49–5–5 (1)	Jack Connell	TKO	9 (15)	Nov 4, 1928	15 years, 261 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
59	Win	48–5–5 (1)	Billy Yates	TKO	7 (15)	Oct 21, 1928	15 years, 247 days	Manor Hall, Hackney, London, England
58	Win	47–5–5 (1)	Ludwig Minow	PTS	6	Sep 30, 1928	15 years, 226 days	Westfalenhalle, Dortmund, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Weimar Republic
57	Loss	46–5–5 (1)	Dod Oldfield	PTS	15	Jun 21, 1928	15 years, 125 days	Ilford Skating Rink, Ilford, Essex, England
56	Win	46–4–5 (1)	Kid Rich	PTS	15	Jun 7, 1928	15 years, 111 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
55	Win	45–4–5 (1)	Giovanni Sili	PTS	10	May 18, 1928	15 years, 91 days	National Sporting Club, Covent Garden, London, England
54	Loss	44–4–5 (1)	Young Siki	RTD	4 (15)	Apr 29, 1928	15 years, 72 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
53	Draw	44–3–5 (1)	Lud Abella	PTS	15	Apr 1, 1928	15 years, 44 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
52	Win	44–3–4 (1)	Jimmy Lindsay	PTS	15	Mar 28, 1928	15 years, 40 days	Fulham Baths, Fulham, London, England
51	Win	43–3–4 (1)	Tommy Brown	PTS	12	Mar 19, 1928	15 years, 31 days	King Street Drill Hall, Blackburn, Lancashire, England
50	Win	42–3–4 (1)	Lud Abella	PTS	15	Mar 15, 1928	15 years, 27 days	Liverpool Stadium, Pudsey Street, Liverpool, Merseyside, England
49	NC	41–3–4 (1)	Mark Lesnick	NC	11 (15)	Mar 11, 1928	15 years, 23 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
48	Win	41–3–4	Johnny (Young) Summers	PTS	15	Mar 5, 1928	15 years, 17 days	Armoury, Stockport, Cheshire, England
47	Win	40–3–4	Harry Yates	PTS	10	Feb 19, 1928	15 years, 2 days	National Sporting Club, Leeds, Yorkshire, England
46	Win	39–3–4	Kid Rich	PTS	12	Feb 5, 1928	14 years, 353 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
45	Win	38–3–4	Fred Bromley	PTS	12	Jan 29, 1928	14 years, 346 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
44	Win	37–3–4	Kid Rich	PTS	12	Jan 16, 1928	14 years, 333 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
43	Win	36–3–4	Johnny (Young) Summers	PTS	12	Jan 6, 1928	14 years, 323 days	Marathon Stadium, Preston, Lancashire, England
42	Win	35–3–4	Walter (Boy) Sharpe	TKO	6 (10)	Jan 2, 1928	14 years, 319 days	Victoria Baths, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England
41	Win	34–3–4	Jimmy Thornton	DQ	6 (15)	Dec 29, 1927	14 years, 315 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England	Thornton disqualified for repeated holding
40	Win	33–3–4	Ginger Johnson	PTS	10	Dec 19, 1927	14 years, 305 days	Corn Exchange, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, England
39	Win	32–3–4	Alf Young Thornhill	PTS	15	Nov 28, 1927	14 years, 284 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
38	Win	31–3–4	Tom Fitzsimmons	PTS	10	Nov 21, 1927	14 years, 277 days	Victoria Baths, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England
37	Win	30–3–4	Dickie Inkles	PTS	15	Nov 10, 1927	14 years, 266 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
36	Win	29–3–4	Jack Ellis	PTS	15	Oct 31, 1927	14 years, 256 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
35	Win	28–3–4	Jack Glover	PTS	15	Oct 17, 1927	14 years, 242 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
34	Draw	27–3–4	Jack Ellis	PTS	15	Oct 3, 1927	14 years, 228 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
33	Win	27–3–3	Alf Gudge	PTS	10	Jul 21, 1927	14 years, 154 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
32	Win	26–3–3	Tom Tank Fowler	PTS	10	Jul 10, 1927	14 years, 143 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
31	Win	25–3–3	Charlie Rowbotham	TKO	5 (10)	Jul 3, 1927	14 years, 136 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
30	Win	24–3–3	Johnny Silver	PTS	10	Jun 16, 1927	14 years, 119 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
29	Win	23–3–3	Taff Sharpe	KO	4 (6)	May 2, 1927	14 years, 74 days	The Alcazar, Edmonton, London, England
28	Win	22–3–3	Taff Sharpe	RTD	3 (8)	Feb 2, 1927	13 years, 350 days	Pembroke Garage Club, Hyde Park Corner, London, England
27	Win	21–3–3	George Brown	PTS	8	Dec 2, 1926	13 years, 288 days	Pembroke Garage Club, Hyde Park Corner, London, England
26	Win	20–3–3	Johnny (Young) Summers	PTS	6	Nov 8, 1926	13 years, 264 days	National Sporting Club, Covent Garden, London, England
25	Loss	19–3–3	Moe Mizler	TKO	5 (10)	Apr 15, 1926	13 years, 57 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England	Head-on collision during the fifth round, Nipper sustained a very nasty cut over the eyes
24	Loss	19–2–3	Boyce Deary	DQ	8 (10)	Feb 15, 1926	12 years, 363 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England	Daly disqualified for a 'low punch', which was obviously accidental
23	Win	19–1–3	George Brown	PTS	6	Feb 14, 1926	12 years, 362 days	Winter Gardens, Peckham, London, England
22	Draw	18–1–3	Teddy Tompkins	PTS	10	Jan 25, 1926	12 years, 342 days	British Legion, Pimlico, London, England
21	Win	18–1–2	Johnny Quill	PTS	10	Jan 10, 1926	12 years, 327 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
20	Win	17–1–2	Sid Raiteri	PTS	6	Jan 1, 1926	12 years, 318 days	Winter Gardens, Peckham, London, England	Day and month unknown
19	Win	16–1–2	Teddy Tompkins	PTS	6	Dec 17, 1925	12 years, 303 days	British Legion, Pimlico, London, England
18	Win	15–1–2	Charlie Mack	PTS	6	Nov 18, 1925	12 years, 274 days	National Sporting Club, Covent Garden, London, England
17	Draw	14–1–2	Jim Hocking	PTS	6	Nov 4, 1925	12 years, 260 days	National Sporting Club, Covent Garden, London, England
16	Win	14–1–1	Charlie Mack	PTS	6	Nov 2, 1925	12 years, 258 days	Ilford Skating Rink, Ilford, Essex, England
15	Win	13–1–1	Charlie Mack	PTS	10	Nov 1, 1925	12 years, 257 days	Winter Gardens, Peckham, London, England
14	Win	12–1–1	Johnny (Young) Summers	PTS	8	Oct 4, 1925	12 years, 229 days	Manor Hall, Hackney, London, England
13	Win	11–1–1	Jim Hocking	PTS	6	Sep 3, 1925	12 years, 199 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
12	Win	10–1–1	Charlie Mack	PTS	6	Aug 3, 1925	12 years, 167 days	Prestwood, Buckinghamshire, England
11	Loss	9–1–1	Billy Boulger	PTS	6	Jul 30, 1925	12 years, 163 days	Premierland, Whitechapel, London, England
10	Win	9–0–1	Young King	KO	1 (6)	Jul 11, 1925	12 years, 144 days	Becontree, London, England	Date uncertain
9	Win	8–0–1	Young Deary	PTS	6	Mar 1, 1925	12 years, 12 days	Central Hall, Canning Town, London, England	Exact date unknown
8	Win	7–0–1	Young Brooks	PTS	6	Nov 30, 1924	11 years, 287 days	Manor Hall, Hackney, London, England
7	Win	6–0–1	Johnny (Young) Summers	PTS	6	Oct 6, 1924	11 years, 232 days	Town Hall, Sidcup, Kent, England
6	Win	5–0–1	Johnny (Young) Summers	PTS	6	Oct 5, 1924	11 years, 231 days	Manor Hall, Hackney, London, England
5	Win	4–0–1	Johnny (Young) Summers	PTS	6	Oct 5, 1924	11 years, 231 days	Winter Gardens, Peckham, London, England
4	Win	3–0–1	Young Smock	PTS	6	Sep 1, 1924	11 years, 197 days	Winter Gardens, Peckham, London, England	Exact date unknown
3	Draw	2–0–1	Ernest Morris	PTS	3	Aug 4, 1924	11 years, 169 days	Prestwood, Buckinghamshire, England
2	Win	2–0	John Brent	PTS	6	Jan 1, 1924	10 years, 318 days	Euston, London, England	Day and month unknown
1	Win	1–0	George Brown	PTS	4	Jan 1, 1923	9 years, 318 days	Marylebone, London, England	Day and month unknown

Notes[]

References[]

• Daley, Alex (2018). Born to Box: The Extraordinary Story of Nipper Pat Daly. Pitch Publishing Ltd. ISBN 978-1785313684.

External links[]

• Nipper Pat Daly website
• Boxing record for Nipper Pat Daly from BoxRec