1933: Tony Canzoneri KO 2 Kid Chocolate, NYC.
1948: Carmen Basilio KO 3 Jimmy Evans, Binghamton, NY. Basilio’s pro debut.
1959: Juan LaPorte born.
http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer
1964: Arthur Williams born.
http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer
1976: Dong Kyun Yum W 15 Royal Kobayashi, Seoul. Wins WBC Super Bantamweight Title.
1976: Nestor Garza born.
http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer
1978: Dimitri Kirilov (Dmitry Kirillov) born.
http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer
1990: Julian Jackson KO 4 Herol Graham, Benalmadena, Spain. Wins vacant WBC Middleweight Title.
1990: Sot Chitalada W 12 Jung Koo Chang, Seoul. Retains Lineal and WBC Flyweight Titles.
1996: Jose Bonilla W 12 Saen Sor Ploenchit, Ubon Ratchathani, Thailand. Wins WBA Flyweight Title.
1996: Ratanapol Sor Vorapin KO 2 Gustavo Vera, Udorn, Thailand. Retains IBF Mini-Flyweight Title.
2007: Firat Arslan W 12 Virgil Hill, Dresden, Germany. Wins vacant WBA Cruiserweight Title.
2007: Edgar Sosa KO 4 Roberto Carlos "Mako" Leyva, Veracruz, Mexico. Retains WBC Junior Flyweight Title.
2008: Ryo Miyazaki Unan. Tech. Dec. 9 0:51 Takuya Kamada, Osaka, Osaka, Japan. Flyweight Bout.
2010: Masayuki Kuroda Maj. Dec. 8 Takumi Suda, Tokyo, Japan. Flyweight Bout
November 24th
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November 24th
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ScapposeJohn commenting on Shane Mosely possibly being unaware he was taking PED's wrote: Likewise. It reminds me of President Clinton saying that he smoked weed in college but never inhaled. Yeah..........right.
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FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY:
Azul, Buenos Aires, Argentina-
Future world light heavyweight title challenger Gregorio "Goyo" Peralta outpointed Pablo Sagrispanti over 10 rounds.
Frankfurt, Hessen, Germany-
Future world heavyweight title challenger Karl Mildenberger outpointed Howard King over 10 rounds.
Rome, Lazio, Italy-
Former lineal, Ring Magazine, and NYSAC world light heavyweight title challenger Giulio Rinaldi won a 10-rpund decision over Dieter Wemhoner.
Former NBA world light heavyweight title challenger Jesse Bowdry outpointed Freddie Mack over 10 rounds.
Former world bantamweight champion Mario D'Agata won an 8-round decision over Francisco Carreno.
Future world junior middleweight title challenger Fortunato Manca outpointed Jose Riquelme over 8 rounds.
Milan, Lombardia, Italy-
Future world junior welterweight champion Sandro Lopopolo won an eight-round decision over Jaime Aparici on a card headlined by perennial world-ranked featherweight, junior lightweight, and lightweight contender Giordano Campari. Campari won a 10-round decision over Belhadri Belkheir.
(Lopopolo would successfully defend the Italian light welterweight title against Campari on June 28, 1964 by outpointing the Pavia, Lombardia veteran over 12 rounds.)
Azul, Buenos Aires, Argentina-
Future world light heavyweight title challenger Gregorio "Goyo" Peralta outpointed Pablo Sagrispanti over 10 rounds.
Frankfurt, Hessen, Germany-
Future world heavyweight title challenger Karl Mildenberger outpointed Howard King over 10 rounds.
Rome, Lazio, Italy-
Former lineal, Ring Magazine, and NYSAC world light heavyweight title challenger Giulio Rinaldi won a 10-rpund decision over Dieter Wemhoner.
Former NBA world light heavyweight title challenger Jesse Bowdry outpointed Freddie Mack over 10 rounds.
Former world bantamweight champion Mario D'Agata won an 8-round decision over Francisco Carreno.
Future world junior middleweight title challenger Fortunato Manca outpointed Jose Riquelme over 8 rounds.
Milan, Lombardia, Italy-
Future world junior welterweight champion Sandro Lopopolo won an eight-round decision over Jaime Aparici on a card headlined by perennial world-ranked featherweight, junior lightweight, and lightweight contender Giordano Campari. Campari won a 10-round decision over Belhadri Belkheir.
(Lopopolo would successfully defend the Italian light welterweight title against Campari on June 28, 1964 by outpointing the Pavia, Lombardia veteran over 12 rounds.)
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SIXTY YEARS AGO:
November 24, 1951-
Belfast, Northern Ireland-
Two-time Northern Ireland welterweight champion Tommy Armour lost an 8-round, non-title bout by decision to George "Ginger" Roberts.
Armour, who made his professional debut on January 6, 1936 with a 6-round points win over Terry McGovern, continued boxing until December 20, 1952 when he lost by TKO in the third round of a non-title bout to Jack Baker. Armour then retired with a record of 138 wins, 41 losses, 4 draws, and 1 No Contest with 72 wins by knockout.
Brooklyn, New York, USA-
Future World Boxing Hall of Fame inductee Joey Giambra won an 8-round, unanimous decision over Gus Rubicini. Giambra weighed in at 148 3/4; Rubicini at 152 1/2. The bout was considered, at the time, to be a middleweight contest.
Giambra would fight in the WBA's inaugural junior middleweight contest, losing a 15-round, unanimous decision to fellow future WBHF inductee Denny Moyer on October 20, 1962.
November 24, 1951-
Belfast, Northern Ireland-
Two-time Northern Ireland welterweight champion Tommy Armour lost an 8-round, non-title bout by decision to George "Ginger" Roberts.
Armour, who made his professional debut on January 6, 1936 with a 6-round points win over Terry McGovern, continued boxing until December 20, 1952 when he lost by TKO in the third round of a non-title bout to Jack Baker. Armour then retired with a record of 138 wins, 41 losses, 4 draws, and 1 No Contest with 72 wins by knockout.
Brooklyn, New York, USA-
Future World Boxing Hall of Fame inductee Joey Giambra won an 8-round, unanimous decision over Gus Rubicini. Giambra weighed in at 148 3/4; Rubicini at 152 1/2. The bout was considered, at the time, to be a middleweight contest.
Giambra would fight in the WBA's inaugural junior middleweight contest, losing a 15-round, unanimous decision to fellow future WBHF inductee Denny Moyer on October 20, 1962.
