British-born American actor and comedianBob Hope had a brief boxing career (in 1919) under the name Packy East (named after the popular boxerPackey McFarland).[1] His best result was making it to the finals of the Ohio novice championship in 1919.[2][3] Hope participated in a few staged bouts later in life.
| Result | Record | Opponent | Method | Date | Round | Time | Event | Location | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| N/A |  Mike Carrigan (Wisniewski) | result unavailable | 1919 | Moose Hall, Cleveland, Ohio | |||||
| Win | 1-0-0 | Unknown[1] | KO | 1919 | 1 | Ohio State Boxing Amateurs (Tournament) | Moose Hall,Cleveland, Ohio | Opening match (Lightweight Division) Hope fought as Packy East. Source: New York Herald Tribune, July 10, 1938. | |
| Win | 2-0-0 | Joe E. Morgan[1] | Default (Hope's opponent failed to show for bout.) | July 1, 1919 | Ohio State Boxing Amateurs (Tournament) | Moose Hall, Cleveland, Ohio | Semi-Finals (Lightweight Division) Hope fought as Packy East. | ||
| Win | 3-0-0 | Aldo Sperati[1] | July 3, 1919 | Ohio State Boxing Amateurs (Tournament) | Moose Hall, Cleveland, Ohio | Semi-Finals (Lightweight Division) Hope fought as Packy East. | |||
| Win | 4-0-0 | Shorty Sedwich[1] | KO | July 4, 1919 | 1 | Ohio State Boxing Amateurs (Tournament) | Moose Hall, Cleveland, Ohio | Semi-Finals (Lightweight Division) Hope fought as Packy East. | |
| Loss | 4-1-0 | Happy Walsh[1] | KO | 1919 | Ohio State Boxing Amateurs (Tournament) | Moose Hall, Cleveland, Ohio | Finals (Lightweight Division) Hope fought as Packy East. Source: The Plain Dealer, August 17, 1984. | ||
| Win | 5-1-0 | Jack Dempsey[1] | KO | April 10, 1948 | 1 | 0:14 | Charity match for the US Airforce | Madison Square Garden, New York | Clearly a "rigged" bout. Former heavyweight champ Dempsey is "KO'd" in 14 seconds.[4] |
| No contest | 5-1-0-1 | Rocky Marciano | No contest | 1968 | 1 | "Salute To The USO" | Madison Square Garden, New York | Charity match.Bing Crosby was referee. 19,000 fans attended. (RING Magazine, May 1968, page 33) | |
| N/A | 5-1-0-1 | Sugar Ray Robinson | Result Unknown | April 21, 1972 | Sugar Ray Youth Foundation | North Hollywood, Los Angeles, California | Charity match for the Sugar Ray (Robinson) Youth Foundation[5] |
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