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By David Martinez / Boxing Historian / dmboxing.com
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Alphabetically by geographic area /country, here are my picks, with the runners up included:
AFRICA
Azumh Nelson (39-6-2 / 28 by KO)
WBC Featherweight Champion: 1984 – 1988
WBC Super Featherweight Champion: 1988 – 1994
WBC Super Featherweight Champion: 1995 – 1997
Runners Up: Dick Tiger, Vic Toweel
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AUSTRALIA
Kostya Tszyu (31-2 / 25 by KO / 1 No-Decision)
IBF Junior Welterweight Champion: 1995 – 1997
WBC Junior Welterweight Champion: 1999 – 2004
WBA Junior Welterweight Champion: 2001 – 2004
IBF Junior Welterweight Champion: 2001 – 2005
Runners Up: Les Darcy, Jeff Fenech
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BRITIAN / UK
Jimmy Wilde (132-6-2 / 101 by KO / 13 No Decisions)
World Flyweight Champion: 1916 – 1923
Runners Up: Bob Fitzsimmons, Jim Driscoll
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CANADA
Sam Langford (139-25-31 / 102 by KO / 58 No Decisions / 1 No-Contest)
World Colored Middleweight Champion: 1907
World Colored Heavyweight Champion: 1909 – 1911
World Colored Heavyweight Champion: 1912 – 1915
World Colored Heavyweight Champion: 1916 – 1917
World Colored Heavyweight Champion: 1917 – 1918
Runners Up: George Dixon, Tommy Burns
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CENTRAL AMERICA
Roberto Duran (103-16 / 70 by KO)
WBA Lightweight Champion: 1972 – 1979
WBC Lightweight Champion: 1978 -1979
WBC Welterweight Champion: 1980
WBA Junior Middleweight Champion: 1983 – 1984
WBC Middleweight Champion: 1989 – 1990
Runners Up: Alexis Arguello, Panama Al Brown
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CUBA
Kid Chocolate (135-10-6 / 50 by KO)
World Junior Lightweight Champion: 1931 – 1933
Runners Up: Kid Gavilan, Jose Napoles
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JAPAN
Fighting Harada (55-7 / 22 by KO)
WBA Flyweight Champion: 1962 – 1963WBA / WBC Bantamweight Champion: 1965 – 1968
Runners Up: Yoko Gushiken, Jiro Watanabe
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MEXICO
Julio Cesar Chavez (107-6-2 / 86 by KO)
WBC Featherweight Champion: 1984 – 1987
WBA Lightweight Champion: 1987 – 1988
WBC Lightweight Champion 1988 – 1989
WBC Junior Welterweight Champion: 1990
IBF Junior Welterweight Champion: 1990 – 1994
WBC Junior Welterweight Champion: 1994 – 1996
Runners Up: Ruben Olivares, Carlos Zarate
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PHILIPPINES
FLASH ELORDE (89-27-2 / 33 by KO)
World Super Featherweight Champion: 1960 – 1967
WBA Super Featherweight Champion: 1962 – 1967
WBC Super Featherweight Champion: 1963 – 1967
Runners Up: Pancho Villa, Manny Pacquiao
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PUERTO RICO
Wilfredo Gomez (44-3-1 / 42 by KO)
WBC Super Bantamweight Champion: 1977 – 1983
WBC Featherweight Champion: 1984
WBA Junior Lightweight Champion: 1985 – 1986
Runners Up: Carlos Ortiz, Felix Trinidad
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SOUTH AMERICA
Eder Jofre (72-2-4 / 50 by KO)
NBA Bantamweight Champion: 1960 – 1962
World Bantamweight Champion: 1962 -1965
WBC Featherweight Champion: 1973 -1974
Runners Up: Carlos Monzon, Pascual Perez
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THAILAND
Khaosai Galaxy (49-1 / 41 by KO)
WBA Junior Bantamweight Champion: 1984 – 1992
Runners Up: Pongsaklek Wonjongkam, Pone Kingpetch
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UNITED STATES
Sugar Ray Robinson (174-19-6 / 109 by KO / 2 No-Contests)
World Welterweight Champion: 1946 – 1951
World Middleweight Champion: 1951 – 1953
World Middleweight Champion: 1955 – 1957
World Middleweight Champion: 1958 – 1960
Runners Up: Benny Leonard, Henry Armstrong
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