[Brooks TVB]

May 2, 1896
Baltimore Civic Center/ Baltimore, MD.
[MW] (WBC) Harris Martin 23-0-0 (16) (TKO 10) Young Mitchell 20-2-1 (12)
This fight was not very close. Martin proves still he is the man to beat in the middleweight division. Martin said after the fight that he would like to fight undefeated welterweight champ, Tommy Ryan if he holds onto his belt next week. Ryan has showed no interst in moving up to take on Harris.
[FW] Young Pluto 12-6-3 (4) (KO 6) Johnny T. Griffin 15-3-0 (8)
[HW] Mike Cleary 17-5-0 (11) (SD 10) Jack Fallon 14-9-0 (9)
[LW] Bill Mahan 19-6-0 (11) (UD 10) Sam Collyer 14-7-3 (5)
[MW] Ted Perry 10-9-3 (6) (KO 1) Billy McCarthy 15-10-1 (4)
[HW] Joe Lannon 11-10-4 (1) (MD 8) Mick Dooley 13-7-1 (10)


May 9, 1896
Dreamland Rink/ San Francisco, CA.
[WW] (WBC) Tommy Ryan 20-0-0 (12) v/s Paddy Duffy 23-2-3 (11)
Tonight the world saw something never seen before, Tommy Ryan tasted the canvas in theopening 30 seconds of the first round tonight. Ryan survived and basically dominated from then on. In the second round Duffy was cut over his right eye which in the 12th round caused the fight to be stopped. Duffy won just one more round on the way to the stoppage.
(WBC) Tommy Ryan 21-0-0 (13) (TKO 12) Paddy Duffy 23-3-3 (11)
Undercard:
[LW] Frank Garrard 16-8-2 (8) (Draw 12) Sam Bolen 10-6-5 (1)
[LW] Barney Donovan 15-4-1 (9) (KO 10) Barney Malone 17-5-2 (9)
[HW] Mervine Thompson 13-5-1 (7) (TKO 8) John Knifton 13-9-2 (4)
[LW] Billy Myer 14-9-4 (4) (TKO 8) Dick Burge 11-11-2 (3)


May 16, 1896
Happy World Arena/ Singapura, Singapore
[LW] (WBC) Joe Gans 22-1-0 (6) v/s Jack McAuliffe 22-2-0 (15)
After the first round it looked like Gans was out matched with the hard hitting McAuliffe. Gans found his timing after that round landing quick counter punches and dancing around the wild swinging of McAuliffe. McAuliffe caught Gans with a big hook in round seven dropping him to the canvas for an eight count. The rest of the fight Gans chose not to step in and slug with McAuliffe, instead he used his boxing skills and picked up a unanimous decision.
David Robertson 144-139
Fred Futy 142-141
John Lawson 144-139
(WBC) Joe Gans 23-1-0 (6) (UD 15) Jack McAuliffe 22-3-0 (15)
Undercard:
[HW] Peter Maher 20-3-1 (14) (KO 5) Nick Burley 16-7-2 (15)
[HW] Frank Herald 17-7-0 (14) (TKO 4) Dick Matthews 20-5-0 (13)
[LW] Mike Farragher 14-8-3 (9) (TKO 4) Jim Barron 15-7-1 (8)
[HW] Duncan McDonald 14-7-4 (3) (TKO 6) Bill Farnan 15-8-0 (12)
[MW] Alec Gregganis 10-8-4 (4) (KO 4) Dick O'Brien 12-8-0 (6)
[MW] Billy Kelly 14-14-4 (6) (SD 8) Dan Hickey 8-9-8 (2)


May 23, 1896
Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre/ Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
[FW] (WBC) Young Griffo 20-0-1 (6) v/s Dick Hollywood 16-1-2 (9)
Griffo controlled this fight from the opening bell. Hollywood was cut over the right eye in the third round and the fight was stopped in the fourth due to the cut. An easy TKO win for Griffo.
(WBC) Young Griffo 21-0-1 (7) (TKO 4) Dick Hollywood 16-2-2 (9)
Undercard:
[WW] Jim Franey 22-1-2 (19) (KO 5) Billy Gallagher 16-4-2 (2)
[MW] Harry Peppers 20-2-1 (14) (KO 7) Peter Newton 20-3-3 (13)
[LW] Aussie Jack McAuliffe 22-4-0 (15) (KO 3) Harry Gilmore 19-6-3 (12)
[HW] Joe Goss 17-6-1 (1) (KO 6) Mike Conley 13-6-2 (10)
[FW] Tommy Barnes 9-8-4 (1) (SD 8) Charles Rochete 9-6-6 (1)


May 30, 1896
Belk Center/ Tuscaloosa, AL.
[WW] Young Corbett 21-4-0 (10) (TKO 7) Indiana Tommy Williams 19-3-1 (13)
[HW] Jem Mace 16-3-2 (3) (UD 12) Harry Laing 14-6-3 (12)
[FW] Billy Murphy 14-7-1 (8) (UD 10) Chiddy Ryan 11-12-2 (4)
[HW] John Donaldson 14-7-1 (6) (SD 8) Ed Smith 12-6-6 (3)