John Jackson

1769–1845 (age 76)

Biography

John Jackson, born in 1769, rose to prominence in the bare-knuckle ring, building a reputation for skill, courage, and a measured approach to the sport.

After retiring, he remained a familiar figure to boxing circles before he died in 1845; he now rests at Brompton Cemetery, where visitors recall his contributions to the pugilistic arts.

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