Henry Armstrong was known for his incredible work rate, often throwing punches continuously for three minutes of every round.

He had a highly unorthodox style, relying on sheer aggression and relentless attacks to overwhelm opponents.

Armstrong was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame as part of its inaugural class in 1990.

After retiring from boxing, Armstrong became an ordained minister and dedicated his life to helping underprivileged youth.

World Featherweight Champion

World Lightweight Champion

World Welterweight Champion

The only boxer in history to hold three world championships simultaneously in different weight divisions (Featherweight, Lightweight, and Welterweight).

Ranked by many as one of the greatest pound-for-pound fighters in boxing history.

Known for his relentless pressure, high punch output, and stamina.

Vs. Petey Sarron (October 29, 1937): Won by KO in the 6th round to claim the World Featherweight Championship.

Vs. Barney Ross (May 31, 1938): Won by unanimous decision to capture the World Welterweight Championship.

Vs. Lou Ambers (August 17, 1938): Won by split decision to secure the World Lightweight Championship, making him the first boxer to hold titles in three divisions simultaneously.

Vs. Ceferino Garcia (March 1, 1940): Fought to a draw for the World Middleweight Championship, narrowly missing the chance to capture a fourth title.