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Happy Birthday Francesco Damiani
Posted: 04 Oct 2006, 10:27
by kovit
I would like to say happy birthday to the first WBO heavyweight champion from Italy Francesco Damiani who turns 48 today on Oct 4.
Re: Happy Birthday Francesco Damiani
Posted: 04 Oct 2006, 10:57
by The Great John L
kovit wrote:I would like to say happy birthday to the first WBO heavyweight champion from Italy Francesco Damiani who turns 48 today on Oct 4.
Prime age for a comeback...
Posted: 05 Oct 2006, 17:38
by Taylor
Wonder what he's doing nowadays?
Re: Happy Birthday Francesco Damiani
Posted: 05 Oct 2006, 18:42
by Controversial
kovit wrote:I would like to say happy birthday to the first WBO heavyweight champion from Italy Francesco Damiani who turns 48 today on Oct 4.
Eh?.....you really need to get out more

Posted: 06 Oct 2006, 20:06
by Martin Sosa Cameron
Kovit,
who of this boys you thinks was the best between the Italian famous heavyweights?
Erminio Spalla
Primo Carnera
Franco Cavicchi
Lorenzo Zanon
Francesco Damiani
:)
Posted: 07 Oct 2006, 06:25
by kovit
I'm not good with hard decision about who was the greatest Italian heavyweight of all-time, but I pick Primo Carnera the best Italian heavyweight ever, because he was the only undisputed heavyweight champion from Italy.
Posted: 07 Oct 2006, 07:19
by KOJOE90
Taylor wrote:Wonder what he's doing nowadays?
I think he still attends a lot of Italian amateur shows and may even be involved in the amateur game at some level.
I am sure I read this somewhere about 18 months ago.
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Posted: 07 Oct 2006, 11:05
by Martin Sosa Cameron
kovit wrote:I'm not good with hard decision about who was the greatest Italian heavyweight of all-time, but I pick Primo Carnera the best Italian heavyweight ever, because he was the only undisputed heavyweight champion from Italy.
Kovit,
you are right. The boys I mentioned are because they were World or European Champions and were rated in the top ten of the world each one in his moment. I remember the once I see Francesco Damiani, he was quick arms, and good puncher, but I don't remember who was his rival. Of course, in a non hard opinion, the best was Primo Carnera; he beat Paulino Uzcúdun and Tommy Loughran, and it wasn't easy
