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Boxing Trivia Question #1?
So i have come to realize that the boxing section here on Yahoo is in a sad state. I look around and all i see is questions about Pacquiao, Mayweather, De La Hoya, Tyson, Ali and occassionaly big named fighters from the 1980's, there are a select few in here who actually know who Nicolino Locche, Sandro Mazzinghi, Terry Norris and Michael Nunn were, What i'm trying to get at is, boxing "fans" in here have very limited knowledge of boxing history, so since i rarely ask questions in here, i'm gonna start asking "WHO AM I?" type of questions in hopes that some of you actually take an interest and search for information and trying to find out what boxer is the answer to my questions and of course 10 points will go to whom ever gets the answer right. Hopefully you guys will do your homework and study the fighters who arent known to the common fan but are known to real boxing fans. Well with all that said, here is the first official who am i clues:
1) I am from Argentina
2) I fought in the U.S. once in my career (and lost that bout)
3) I am the first boxer from my country to become a World Champ in any weight division
WHO AM I?????
(This should be easy to find)
@ Mark W - there are some really boring fights and a few pretty exciting fights, me personally, i dont like the all out wars type of fights, i like fights that are very technical so with that said, my favorite Mazzinghi fight is when he fought Tony Montano, i have about 40 of his fights on DVD myself.
6 Answers
- PinoyProdigy95Lv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
Pascual Perez. Pone Kingpetch was the one who gave him back-to-back losses, the second being in his lone fight in the U.S, by TKO for the World Flyweight Title.
- toughguy2Lv 71 decade ago
Pascual Perez the great flyweight champion lost his only fight in the U.S. to Pone Kingpetch, He was world flyweight champion from 1954-60.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Pascual Perez
Source(s): Give Me BA - Anonymous1 decade ago
Just wondering, I don't know much about Mazzinghi and have been wanting to buy some of his fights but don't know which ones to get so what are some of his better fights, whether it be action wise or just a superlative performance.
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- 1 decade ago
I believe that it's Carlos Monzon. He is generally regarded as the best fighter P4P ever from Argentina, and his only fight in the U.S was in 1975 at Madison Square Garden against Tony Licata.
- ?Lv 44 years ago
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