The best of the smallest boxers

Willie’s smallest but best boxers ‘Finito’ Lopez ‘Wisp’ will be in Pep ‘PEP’ at a glance!

Pep, from Rocky Hill, Connecticut, won more than the largest of the smallest boxers. Twice spent a feather weight title. From November 1942 to October 1948. Again, since February 1949, September since 1950.

The last record of Pepin was 229-11-1 with 65 stop. He once said that the average weight champion Rocky Graziano said: “You can’t hit me with a stoneware fist!”

PEP November 1943 in 1942 in November 1942, Nysac World NYSAC World Feather Jamprie Salt Salt Repher UPHERWEATHER 8th Champion with SALELO 12th Championship with the 12th Championship of the SALKY WREYENGE 7 Champion on June 1946.

On October 29, 1949, a record of 134-1-1 in the 4th round of the unanimous 15-mailed round to restore the headline, 86-6-2, Sandy Saddler.

In 1959, retired Pep, to return in 1965 and fought more than ten times without retirement in the age of 1943. On April 26, 1965, he defeated Jackie Lennon, and this writer was still involved in a writer. Calvin Woodland won 9 of 19 people who lost their final struggle.

WBC, WBA, WBO, WBO minimum weight and light-flying champion Ricardo ‘Finito’ Lopez, Mexico, Distrito Federal, Mexico was 51-0-1 with 38 parking.

Lopez was 47-0 when he was drawn by Rosendo Alvarez by Rosendo Alvarez by D-TD 24-0, 7 rounds. Beating in the 2nd round. Alvarez, WBC lost a point in the 7th round due to a random hood rule. It was on August 7, 1998. On November 13, in Revatch, Lopez, a divided decision to add vacant WBA to WBC header.

In the next struggle, Lopez decided to win the world of Lightweight, IBF, Grigsby, 14-1-1, October 2, 1999. Then the last two battles Anucha Photoh, 38-5-1 and Zolandi Petelo, 17-2-2.

World flying champion Jimmy ‘mighty atom’ Wilde, 121-1-1, in the second round, 4-0, London won the title by stopping Dick HEASMAN. Tylorstown, Wales, was from the United Kingdom.

Wilde ended with 132-4-1 with 98 standings in the last two battles.

Paskal Perez was the 1948 Olympic gold medalist in London. Argentina Ciudad Mendoza from ‘El Leon Mendocino’ nickname 4: 11.

On November 26, 1954, November 23-11 November 200-11, Tokyo, Yoshio Shiral, Yoshio Shiral, 46-6-4, won the world Flywayt. Nokaut hit in 5 rounds in Revatcha.

Perez, in January 1959, Sadio Yauita in Japan, in November, November, in November, in November in November, in November in November, in November in Japan. 57 The record of 84-7-1 with stop stops.