Michael Löwe

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Loynesy
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Michael Löwe

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Bit left field chaps, but on another forum someone asked me if I had any idea why Michael Löwe retired so suddenly - be one the WBO welterweight belt, defended it once and and never fought again.

One of the very few world champions to retired undefeated (and before anyone starts I know he was no Galaxy or Marciano). Anyone know - Bubi or Freiheit?
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If I remember correctly he got am imjury, but I cant remember what kind at the moment.
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Loynesy wrote:Bit left field chaps, but on another forum someone asked me if I had any idea why Michael Löwe retired so suddenly - be one the WBO welterweight belt, defended it once and and never fought again.

One of the very few world champions to retired undefeated (and before anyone starts I know he was no Galaxy or Marciano). Anyone know - Bubi or Freiheit?
Took part in one of the worst 'world' title fights ever with Michael Carruth.
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Bennie - not disagreeing with you there mate, just wondered what happened to him.

There really were some ropey WBO champins around that time weren't there?
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Stinking fights and Carruth went hand in hand.
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Post by bennie »

Loynesy wrote:Bennie - not disagreeing with you there mate, just wondered what happened to him.

There really were some ropey WBO champins around that time weren't there?
Failed a brain scan or something. Had a long, illustrious amateur career before turning pro. Robert McCracken caused a bit of a stir when he butchered him in the 1990 world cup in Dublin.
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