TFM’s 6-Part Presentation of Jock Malone – Part 3.3 (Fight Opponents)

Part 3.3 — Fights by Opponent

This section examines Jock Malone’s 1916 opponents — first highlighting those Featured by TFM, then presenting the full roster in alphabetical order. To learn more about how TFM profiles opponents, visit THE TFM METHOD. Malone faced eight different opponents in 1916, with no rematches during the year. One of those eight — Frank Carbone — is Featured by TFM. Malone’s decision to close his inaugural campaign against Carbone at the Broadway Arena in Brooklyn, rather than against lesser-known opponents, reflects the competitive instinct that would define his career. All eight opponents were defeated, and the range of cities and venues Malone chose suggests he was already positioning himself within the broader landscape of professional boxing on the East Coast.

TFM’s 6-Part Presentation of Jock Malone – Part 3.4 (Locations)

Part 3.4 — Fights by Location

This section maps Jock Malone’s 1916 bouts by geographic location, organized by country, state, and city. To learn more about how TFM tracks fight locations, visit THE TFM METHOD. In 1916, Malone’s fight campaign spanned four states — Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and New York — and six cities, covering a geographic arc that moved steadily eastward across the year. He began in Marshfield, Wisconsin, a railroad hub near the center of the state, before making his way through Philadelphia and Cleveland and ultimately arriving in New York City, where he competed across three boroughs in the final weeks of the year. That eastward progression is one of the defining narratives of Malone’s 1916 campaign — a fighter from Minnesota’s orbit moving deliberately toward the center of American boxing.