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Pascual Perez

2007-04-27T06:54:33Z

Nippon Man:

[[file:Pascua_perez.jpg|left]]
<boxer>009037</boxer>

*Was the first Argentine to win a world title (1954)
{{start box}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Boxer:Yoshio Shirai:012925|Yoshio Shirai]]|
title=[[World Flyweight Champion]]|
after=[[Boxer:Pone Kingpetch:011494|Pone Kingpetch]]|
years=26 Nov 1954 – 16 Apr 1960
}}
{{end box}}
[[Category:1948 Olympians|Perez, Pascual]]
[[Category:Olympic Gold Medalists|Perez, Pascual]]
[[Category:World Flyweight Champions|Perez, Pascual]]
[[Category:Argentine World Champions|Perez, Pascual]]
[[Category:IBHOF Members|Perez, Pascual]]
[[Category:World Boxing Hall of Fame Members|Perez, Pascual]]
[[Category:Argentine Olympians|Perez, Pascual]]

Pascual Perez

2007-04-27T06:52:56Z

Nippon Man:

Jhonny Gonzalez

2007-04-27T06:50:15Z

Nippon Man:

[[file:Gonzalez.jhonny.jpg|left]]
<boxer>038070</boxer>
'''Trainer''': Miguel Ángel “Ratón” González (English spelling: [[Miguel Angel Gonzales]])

On October 29, 2005, in Tucson, Arizona, Gonzalez captured the WBO Bantamweight Title with a [[Fight:1006547|7th round TKO]] of defending champ, [[Boxer:Ratanachai Sor Vorapin:007867|Ratanachai Sor Vorapin]].

[[Category:Mexican World Champions|Gonzalez,Jhonny]]
[[Category:World Bantamweight Champions|Gonzalez, Jhonny]]

Ratanachai Sor Vorapin

2007-04-27T06:47:55Z

Nippon Man:

[[file:Vorapin.ratanachai.jpg|left]]
<boxer>007867</boxer>

Younger brother of former IBF Minimumweight champion [[Boxer:Ratanapol Sor Vorapin:003582|Ratanapol Sor Vorapin]].

[[Category:Thailand World Champions|Sor Vorapin,Ratanachai]]
[[Category:World Bantamweight Champions|Sor Vorapin, Ratanachai]]
[[Category:Southpaw World Champions|Sor Vorapin,Ratanachai]]

Cruz Carbajal

2007-04-27T06:44:46Z

Nippon Man:

<boxer>004512</boxer>

Prior to the Jorge Lacierva fight, Carvajal, who has often been referred to as Carbajal, announced that he preferred the traditional Mexican spelling of his last name, hence the change to Carvajal.

[[Category:Mexican World Champions|Carvajal,Cruz]]
[[Category:World Bantamweight Champions|Carvajal, Cruz]]

Mauricio Martinez

2007-04-27T06:42:56Z

Nippon Man:

<boxer>007288</boxer>

[[Category:Panamanian World Champions|Martinez,Mauricio]]
[[Category:World Bantamweight Champions|Martinez, Mauricio]]

Robbie Regan

2007-04-27T06:40:51Z

Nippon Man:

<boxer> 06344 <boxer></boxer>

Arrested for assault.

[[Category:Welsh World Champions|Regan,Robbie]]
[[Category:World Bantamweight Champions|Regan, Robbie]]

Daniel Jimenez

2007-04-27T06:37:55Z

Nippon Man:

<boxer>1261</boxer>

[[Category:Puerto Rican World Champions|Jimenez,Daniel]]
[[Category:World Bantamweight Champions|Jimenez, Daniel]]
[[Category:World Super Bantamweight Champions|JImenez, Daniel]]

Daniel Jimenez

2007-04-27T06:35:43Z

Nippon Man:

<boxer>1261</boxer>
'''Manager:''' [[Ricardo Maldonado]]

[[Category:Puerto Rican World Champions|Jimenez,Daniel]]
[[Category:World Bantamweight Champions|Jimenez, Daniel]]

Daniel Jimenez

2007-04-27T06:35:12Z

Nippon Man:

<boxer>001261</boxer>
'''Manager:''' [[Ricardo Maldonado]]

[[Category:Puerto Rican World Champions|Jimenez,Daniel]]
[[Category:World Bantamweight Champions|Jimenez, Daniel]]

Pedro Alcazar

2007-04-27T06:33:00Z

Nippon Man:

<boxer>019080</boxer>

A single parent of two, Alcazar first began boxing at the age of 10 and was the Panamanian Golden Gloves champion and a gold medalist in the Central American Games.

He collapsed and died in his Las Vegas hotel room June 24, 2002, some 36 hours after he was stopped in his title fight with Fernando Montiel.

He was taking a shower and getting ready to fly home when he suddenly collapsed. A Nevada boxing doctor said Alcazar had shown no symptoms of being hurt until he fell about 6 a.m. at the MGM Grand hotel-casino.

ESPAѿL:
Por Joel Gonzᬥz
Guillermo Alcạr Gonzᬥz, mejor conocido como Pedro "El Rockero" Alcạr, naci󠥬 29 de agosto de 1979 en la comunidad del Zapayal, provincia de Dari鮮 Su madre falleci󠵮os meses despu鳠de haber nacido, por lo que la vida para este humilde joven fue dura desde un principio. Con su padre, Francisco De Le󮬠inici󠡠la corta edad de 10 a񯳬 su caminar en el deporte de las narices chatas y orejas de coliflor, obteniendo a nivel aficionado presea dorada en los Juegos Centroamericanos.
Los golpes del mexicano Fernando Montiel no pudieron -a pesar de haberle arrebatado el cetro - derribar al paname񯠿edro "El Rockero" Alcạr, pero la parca traicionera fue m᳠efectiva y lo fulmin󠳶 horas despues de la pelea sin darle oportunidad para defenderse. Ten�26 a񯳮 Alcạr apenas se recuperaba de la p鲤ida de su cetro mundial de las 115 libras y los paname񯳠a?mentᢡmos y lamentᢡmos su fracaso box�ico sin sospechar que en Las Vegas todav�le faltaba un reto m᳠dif�l al "Rockero": La pelea por la vida. No imaginamos que adem᳠de un campe󮠴ambi鮠perder�os al propio boxeador y de forma definitiva, pues ya no estarᠭ᳠f�camente entre nosotros. Inesperadamente, "El Rockero" Alcạr entreg󠳵 vida al creador a las 4:10 p.m. del lunes 24 de junio de 2002, producto de un derrame cerebral que sufri󠭩entras se daba un ba񯠭inutos antes de dirigirse al aeropuerto, en donde abordar�un avi󮠣on destino a PanamᮠA?n certeza no se sabe si la embolia que sufri󠿬cạr fue producto de su encuentro el pasado sᢡdo ante el mexicano Fernando Montiel.
Hay que se񡬡r que Alcạr tambi鮠sufri󠵮 accidente de tr᮳ito el 1 de febrero de este a񯠣uando se dirig�a Penonom鮠Era la primera pelea que realizaba en territorio estadounidense el boxeador s�olo de la cuadra Promociones y Eventos del Istmo, por lo que viajaba con muchas ilusiones de dejar el nombre de Panamᠥn alto y causar una buena impresi󮠥n la capital del boxeo. Su ?o entrenamiento en Panamᠬo hizo el sᢡdo 15 de junio en su hogar de siempre: el Gimnasio de Curund?rregimiento en donde residi󠣵ando vino del Dari鮮 El domingo 16 de junio, fecha en que emprendi󠥬 viaje a territorio estadounidense se cumpl�un a񯠤e que este humilde joven conquist󠥬 cetro mundial de las 115 libras de la OMB y agradeci󠡠Dios por este logro. "Cumplimos un a񯠤e ser campe󮠹 por eso le doy gracias a Dios por haberme mantenido y s頱ue con la ayuda de 鬠seguir頲einando"

[[Category:Ring Fatalities|Alcazar, Pedro]]
[[Category:Panamanian World Champions|Alcazar,Pedro]]
[[Category:World Super Flyweight Champions|Alcazar, Pedro]]

Pedro Alcazar

2007-04-27T06:30:11Z

Nippon Man:

Fight:611466

2005-04-25T11:26:05Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>611466</fight>Nakamura down twice in the 1st and once in the 5th.

Fight:867805

2005-04-19T12:27:31Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>867805</fight>
Maeda down twice in both the 1st and 2nd.

Fight:867805

2005-04-19T11:53:16Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>867805</fight>
Maeda down twice in the 1st, once in the 2nd.

Fight:947458

2005-04-18T10:34:32Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>947458</fight>
Both boxers debut.

Fight:947457

2005-04-18T10:34:07Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>947457</fight>
Ito debuts.

Fight:947454

2005-04-18T10:33:24Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>947454</fight>
Both boxers debut.

Fight:945478

2005-04-15T10:43:36Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>945478</fight>
Both boxers debut.

Fight:945479

2005-04-15T10:42:41Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>945479</fight>
Both boxers debut.

Ben Villaflor

2005-04-14T04:08:09Z

Nippon Man:

<boxer>023639</boxer>

During the majority of his boxing career, he was based out of Honolulu, HI, USA.

Fight Record: [http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=023639]

[[Category:World Super Featherweight Champions|Villaflor, Ben]]
[[Category:Filipino World Champions|Villaflor, Ben]]

Yoshio Shirai

2005-04-14T04:02:55Z

Nippon Man:

December 28, 2003
By Joe Koizumi

TOKYO, JAPAN-Japan's first world champion Yoshio Shirai, 80, passed away of pneumonia this Friday (December 26) in Tokyo, Japan. Shirai, a stylish and smart boxer, was cultivated by his manager and US biologist Dr. Alvin R. Cahn staying here under the US occupation over Japan after the World War II. Shirai defeated the then world flyweight champ Dado Marino, Hawaii, to capture the unified 112-pound throne on May 19, 1952. He defended it four times by outscoring Marino (in a rematch), Tany Campo, Terry Allen and Leo Espinosa, but lost it to unbeaten ex-Olympic gold medalist Pascual Perez, Argentina, in 1954. Shirai attempted to win back the belt only to lose to Perez again in the next year to decide to hang up gloves for good afterward. His overall record was 46-8-4, 18 KOs. Shirai became a popular commentator as well as coached such young boxers as Kenji Yonekura, Katsuo Saito, etc. Also, the late Mr. Shirai established the Shirai Gushiken Gym in 1995, eight years ago. He lately established a Shira-Gushiken Gym along with ex-WBA 108-pound champ Yoko Gushiken to become the honorably president of the club year ago. Shirai was a gentleman inside and outside of the ring to be loved by great many people to have become the pronoun of the professional boxer in Japan.

<boxer>012925</boxer>

[[Category: World Flyweight Champions|Shirai, Yoshio]]
[[Category: Japanese World Champions|Shirai, Yoshio]]

Yoshio Shirai

2005-04-14T04:02:27Z

Nippon Man:

Yoshio Shirai

2005-04-14T04:01:48Z

Nippon Man:

December 28, 2003
By Joe Koizumi

TOKYO, JAPAN-Japan's first world champion Yoshio Shirai, 80, passed away of pneumonia this Friday (December 26) in Tokyo, Japan. Shirai, a stylish and smart boxer, was cultivated by his manager and US biologist Dr. Alvin R. Cahn staying here under the US occupation over Japan after the World War II. Shirai defeated the then world flyweight champ Dado Marino, Hawaii, to capture the unified 112-pound throne on May 19, 1952. He defended it four times by outscoring Marino (in a rematch), Tany Campo, Terry Allen and Leo Espinosa, but lost it to unbeaten ex-Olympic gold medalist Pascual Perez, Argentina, in 1954. Shirai attempted to win back the belt only to lose to Perez again in the next year to decide to hang up gloves for good afterward. His overall record was 46-8-4, 18 KOs. Shirai became a popular commentator as well as coached such young boxers as Kenji Yonekura, Katsuo Saito, etc. Also, the late Mr. Shirai established the Shirai Gushiken Gym in 1995, eight years ago. He lately established a Shira-Gushiken Gym along with ex-WBA 108-pound champ Yoko Gushiken to become the honorably president of the club year ago. Shirai was a gentleman inside and outside of the ring to be loved by great many people to have become the pronoun of the professional boxer in Japan.

<boxer>012925</boxer>

[[Category: World Super Flyweight Champions|Shirai, Yoshio]]
[[Category: Japanese World Champions|Yoshio, Shirai]]

Fight:942957

2005-04-11T04:09:59Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>942957</fight>
Koyama debuts.

Fight:942955

2005-04-11T04:09:23Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>942955</fight>
Ueno debuts.

Fight:940630

2005-04-07T03:52:41Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>940630</fight>
Both boxers debut.

Fight:935414

2005-03-29T03:49:49Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>935414</fight>
Pro debut for Sato.

Fight:933639

2005-03-25T12:38:18Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>933639</fight>
Both boxers debut.

Fight:932904

2005-03-24T04:03:06Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>932904</fight>
Mukai debuts.

Fight:932903

2005-03-24T04:02:21Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>932903</fight>Sato debuts.

Fight:932903

2005-03-24T04:01:54Z

Nippon Man:

Sato debuts.

Fight:932902

2005-03-24T04:01:31Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>932902</fight>
Both boxers debut.

Fight:932400

2005-03-23T04:08:02Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>932400</fight>
Isaka debuts.

Fight:931941

2005-03-22T06:27:04Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>931941</fight>
Both boxers debut.

Fight:913429

2005-03-21T22:49:23Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>913429</fight>
Pahayahay down in 3rd.

Fight:909296

2005-03-21T22:47:11Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>909296</fight>
Handa down in 10th.

Fight:909296

2005-03-21T22:45:47Z

Nippon Man:

Handa doown in 10th.

Fight:931170

2005-03-20T01:51:32Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>931170</fight>
Nagao debuts.

Fight:931173

2005-03-20T01:50:00Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>931173</fight>
Sakai debuts.

Fight:931170

2005-03-20T01:47:28Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>931170</fight>
Nagao debut.

Fight:879903

2005-03-19T20:41:44Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>879903</fight>
Misawa down in 9th.

Fight:883500

2005-03-19T20:39:08Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>883500</fight>
Santillan down in 2nd & 3rd.

Fight:930698

2005-03-19T01:46:53Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>930698</fight>
Both boxers debut.

Fight:930697

2005-03-19T01:44:47Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>930697</fight>
Both boxers debut.

Fight:929835

2005-03-17T08:29:22Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>929835</fight>
Pro debut for both boxers.

Fight:929831

2005-03-17T08:27:16Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>929831</fight>
Pro debut for both boxers.

Fight:929829

2005-03-17T08:25:04Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>929829</fight>
Pro debut for Yamazaki.

Fight:929826

2005-03-17T08:22:44Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>929826</fight>
Pro debut for Nonaka.

Fight:929812

2005-03-17T08:20:23Z

Nippon Man:

<fight>929812</fight>
Pro debut for Sugawara.