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Mick "Tiger" Cooper

Boxer

Mick Cooper in 1948

Burton Latimer’s Lightweight boxer’s real name was Dennis Cooper. He was well known on the local boxing scene.

Web sources list one fight:

Dennis Cooper

Country United Kingdom Career Record © www.boxrec.com
Global Id 209394 Date Opponent Location Result
Hometown Burton Latimer 17-10-1949 Ronnie Parker Northampton, United Kingdom L KO 2
Record to Date: Won 0 (KOs 0) Lost 1 Drawn 0 Total 1

 

Below – Mick Cooper’s Boxing Licence card for the years 1947-1951

Burton Latimer’s Lightweight boxer’s real name was Dennis Cooper. He was well known on the local boxing scene.

Web sources list one fight:

Dennis Cooper

Country United Kingdom

Career Record © www.boxrec.com

Global Id 209394

Hometown Burton Latimer

Date 17-10-1949

Opponent Ronnie Parker

Location Northampton, United Kingdom

Result L KO 2

Record to Date Won 0 (KOs 0) Lost 1 Drawn 0 Total 1

Below – Mick Cooper’s Boxing Licence card for the years 1947-1951

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