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Al Brown (Colon, Panama)
Fought between 1922 - 1942, 167 bouts, Won 134, Lost 19, Drew 13.
NYSAC, NBA and IBU World Bantamweight Champion 1929 - 1935
Recognised as IBU World Bantamweight Champion 1938
Panama and Latin America's first World Boxing Champion.
In 1951, a penniless 48-year-old Panama Al Brown died of tuberculosis in New York City. Originally buried in New York City, his remains later were interred at Amador Guerrero Cemetery in Panama City, Panama. -
Alf Barber (Brighton)
Fought between 1924 - 1928, 23 bouts, Won 14, Lost 9, Drew 0.
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Antoine Merlo (France)
Fought between 1925 - 1930, 11 bouts, Won 3, Lost 7, Drew 1
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Archie Bell (Brooklyn, New York, USA)
Fought between 1923 - 1933, 99 bouts, Won 58, Lost 24, Drew 13.
Was matched with Baldock for the British version of the then vacant World Bantamweight Title. He was considered leading Bantamweight contender by the British International Sports Syndicate after beating Johnny Vacca who had previously twice beaten Fidel LaBarba the World Flyweight Champion. -
Billy Kid Hughes (Maesteg, Wales)
Fought between 1920 - 1938, 131 bouts, Won 61, Lost 45, Drew 23, (2 No Contest).
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Harry Bugler Lake (Plymouth)
Fought between 1917 - 1933, 198 bouts, Won 119, Lost 61, Drew 18. British & European Bantamweight Champion 1923.
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Dick Corbett (Bethnal Green)
Fought between 1926 -1943, 184 bouts, Won 131, Lost 36, Drew 17.
British Bantamweight Champion 1931 - 1932 and 1934.
Commonwealth (Brtitish Empire) Champion 1930 - 1932 and 1934.
Died from an accident at the Bethnal Green tube station during World War II, when 176 people were killed in the air-raid shelter. -
Dod Oldfield (Leeds)
Fought between 1922 - 1934, 123 bouts, Won 58, Lost 44, Drew 19,
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Emile Pladner (Clermont-Ferrand, France)
Fought between 1926 -1936, 133 bouts, Won 104, Lost 16, Drew 13.
European amateur Flyweight Champion 1925
French Flyweight Champion 1927
French Bantamweight Champion 1931 - 1935
European Bantamweight Champion
NBA and IBU World Flyweight Champion 1929 Pladner "was a successful sculptor in Paris before turning professional.