#e3e3e3"|Location | align="center" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Duration |- | Win | Jack Burrows | 24 July 1810 | Tothill Fields, Westminster | 65 minutes |- | Win | Tom Blake | 21 August 1810 | Epple Bay near Margate | 8 rounds |- | Loss | Tom Cribb | 18 December 1810 | Copthorne Gap, Surrey | 35 rounds |- | Win | William Rimmer | 21 May 1811 | Moulsey Hurst | 21 rounds |- | Loss | Tom Cribb | 28 September 1811 | Thistleton Gap | 11 rounds |- | Win | Jack Carter | 2 April 1813 | Remington, Gloucestershire | 25 rounds |- | style="background: #dae2f1"|Draw | William Fuller | 27 May 1814 | Bishopstorff, Paisley | 4 rounds |- | Win | William Fuller | 31 May 1814 | Auchineux | 2 rounds |- | Loss | George Cooper | 11 March 1815 | Corset Hill, Lanarkshire | 14 rounds Legacy It was discovered that Molineaux is a direct ancestor to American hip-hop superstar LL Cool J. The rapper, named James Todd Smith, found out the information when he had his genealogy traced on a television show titled Finding Your Roots. A hand-coloured etching of Molineaux by Robert Dighton is held in the National Portrait Gallery in London. A fictionalised account of Molineaux's boxing career is the basis of Black Ajax, by George MacDonald Fraser. In 2003, Molineaux featured in the television documentary Georgian Underworld: Bare Knuckle Boxer. Thomas Molineaux is featured in the short animation The Prize Fighter, directed by Jason Young. Tom Molyneaux is featured, as a ghost, in the short story Apparition in the Prize Ring by Robert E. Howard, who was a boxing fan. Molineaux's fight with Cribb was turned into a 2014 play called Prize Fighters (based on the book Bristol Boys by Jack Allen), by director Ed Viney and was performed in the Tobacco Factory in 2015. Molineaux's return fight with Cribb in 1811 at Thistleton Gap is referred to in Regency Buck, a novel by Georgette Heyer. Molineaux was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1997. In 2010, Molineaux was inducted into the Bare Knuckle Boxing Hall of Fame. In 2017, a documentary film Ag Trasnú an Atlantaigh Dhuibh/ Crossing the Black Atlantic, directed by Des Kilbane and Andrew Gallimore, premiered at the Galway Film Fleadh. See also Boxing References Further