Harry Broome
(1826-1865)
English bare-knuckle boxer
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Henry Alfred Broome (1826 – 2 November 1865) was a boxer from the bare-knuckle fighting era who became heavyweight champion of England in September, 1851 when he defeated fellow Englishman William Perry in Mildenhall, England. He lost the title in May, 1856 to Tom Paddock in Suffolk.
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1826 Birmingham, England
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2 November 1865 (aged 39) Soho, London, England
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