Almost Champions – Part 2 of 3

By Jim Amato / Senior Boxing Writer

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Bennie Briscoe may have been the ” Baddest ” middleweight to never win the title 다운로드. He finally received a long overdue shot at ” King ” Carlos Monzon and almost pulled the upset when he hurt Monzon in the ninth round adobe 소프트웨어 및 기타. Carlos rallied to win the decision. In a battle for the WBC version of the title Bennie was stopped by the vastly under rated Rodrigo Valdez. After Monzon twice edged Valdez and retired, Bennie met Valdez again for the vacant title and lost a decision 다운로드. Another worthwhile 160 pound contender during the Monzon era was Jean Claude Bouttier. Carlos beat the Frenchman twice but held him in very high regard 천번을 불러도 mr 다운로드.

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Armando Muniz was as tough as nails 다운로드. He was a leading welterweight contender for years. Four times Mando would challenge for the coveted crown and four times he would come up short. He twice met the great Jose Napoles zebra designer pro 2. ” Mantaquilla ” won the first one in a controversial match. Jose left no doubt in winning a decision in a rematch. Muniz would also lose twice to the formable Carlos Palomino in title attempts 향유기 다운로드.

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