Tommy Loughran (1902 – 1982)

Nickname: “The Philly Phantom”
Birthplace: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Weight Class: Light Heavyweight / Heavyweight
Stance: Orthodox
Professional Record: 94 – 25 – 10 (17 KOs)
Years Active: 1919 – 1937

Biography
A defensive genius and World Light Heavyweight Champion from 1927 to 1929, Tommy Loughran is remembered for outboxing sluggers with grace and precision.

In the Hobby
Loughran’s cards mark the rise of U.S. photo-based boxing sets.

Rookie & Early Issues
1926 Exhibit Supply Co. (USA): true rookie card.

Registry Metadata
Earliest Issue: 1926 Exhibit Supply Co.
Rookie Year: 1926
Recent Notable Sales: 1926 Exhibit (PSA 7) — $2,200 (2024)

Legacy
The embodiment of Philadelphia ring craft, Loughran’s Exhibit rookie is prized by collectors for its style and rarity.

Boxer Details

Biography

Tommy Loughran (1902 – 1982) in the Hobby

Registry Metadata

Rookie & Early Issues

Legacy

Biography

Tommy Loughran (1902 – 1982) in the Hobby

Registry Metadata

Rookie & Early Issues

Legacy

Boxer Cards

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