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Nathan Bor was born on 1 March, 1913 in Fall River, Massachusetts, is an American boxer. Discover Nathan Bor's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 59 years old?

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Age 59 years old
Zodiac Sign Pisces
Born 1 March, 1913
Birthday 1 March
Birthplace Fall River, Massachusetts
Date of death 1972
Died Place New Bedford, Massachusetts
Nationality United States

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1913

Nathan "Nat" Bor (March 1, 1913 – June 13, 1972) was an American boxer who won a light weight bronze medal at the 1932 Summer Olympics.

He was born in Fall River, Massachusetts, on March 1, 1913.

As an amateur, Bor won 90 of 95 bouts, taking both the New England and then the National lightweight championships.

During his amateur career, he sidelined as a telephone operator in his home of Fall River.

1932

As the 1932 United States Amateur Lightweight Champion, he was sent to the Los Angeles Olympics and received the Olympic bronze medal in the lightweight class after winning the third place fight against Mario Bianchini on August 13.

Bor was coached by the talented Spike Webb, the American team boxing coach at the 1932 Olympics, who spent much of his later career training the nearly undefeated teams of the US Naval Academy in Annapolis.

Bor won his first professional bout with a second-round knockout of Al Hope on October 5, 1932, at the Casino in his home of Fall River, Massachusetts.

The win was followed by a streak of wins that lasted four years and included nearly 28 fights.

1936

In a disappointing turn that ended Bor's long early career winning streak, he lost to the somewhat heavier, more experienced, and likely more talented Babe Marino on October 21, 1936, in a widely anticipated eight round main event at the Auditorium in Oakland.

Due to the bout's potential importance and Bor's successful record, he was trained by two well known former contenders, Jimmy Duffy and ex-light heavy champ Tommy Loughran.

Before a substantial crowd of 4,000, Bor lost decisively, beginning in the second round when Marino began crowding him, and Bor could only land the occasional right hand to the chin which did little damage compared to the constant barrage he received from Marino.

Marino was given every round but the sixth by the judges.

The loss hurt Bor's chances of progressing to a title shot.

1937

Bobby Allen fell to Bor on April 12, 1937, in a ten-round points decision in Holyoke, Massachusetts.

Winning in an upset, Bor floored his rival with a lethal uppercut to the chin in the tenth round.

On June 24, 1937, he lost a ninth-round technical knockout to Andy Callahan at Brave's Field in Boston.

Early in the bout, Bor suffered a bad cut over his left eye, which grew worse until the referee stopped the fighting 1:05 into the ninth round.

Though there were no knockdowns in the bout, Callahan managed to earn a large lead on points from the opening rounds.

1938

Bor lost to Frankie Britt, a former New England Lightweight champion, on October 6, 1938, at the Fall River Casino in a twelve-round unanimous decision.

He defeated K.O. Castillo on October 28, 1938, in a ten-round newspaper decision in Portland, Oregon.

The Boston Globe gave Bor nine of the ten rounds.

1940

He continued primarily a professional welterweight boxing career until around 1940, when he served as a Marine in WWII, before returning to start a dry cleaning business in his home of Fall River, Massachusetts.

Bor was Jewish, and of Russian heritage.

His last bout on May 24, 1940, was an eighth-round technical knockout loss to Joe Boscarino in Boston Garden.

Bor joined the Marines during World War II and served as a boxing coach stationed at Paris Island, the well known Marine base in Southeastern South Carolina.

1948

After the war, he returned to Massachusetts where he first worked as a foreman at the Eastern Sportswear Manufacturing Company and then opened the Olympic Dry Cleaners in 1948 in his hometown of New Bedford.

1972

He died on June 13, 1972, in New Bedford, Massachusetts, after suffering a heart attack while on his dry cleaning route, leaving a wife, Leona, and two children.

A memorial service was held at Fall River's Fisher Memorial Chapel.