Tommy Loughran (1902-1982) was the world light-heavyweight boxing champion of the world for a nearly two-year stretch between 1927 and 1929, after which he vacated the title to compete as a heavyweight. He lost a world championship heavyweight bout to Primo Carnera in 1934.
After he retired from boxing in 1937, Loughran had a successful career as a commodities broker on Wall Street. He became a keynote speaker who worked on promoting the image of boxing.
Created September 25, 2025.