Albert Breau - Revision history

Andy at 23:01, 20 November 2020

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	During his two years as a professional, this boy fighting out of Montreal had lost only one of 37 professional fights. That one loss, he had avenged when he won the crown, June 26, 1967, out-pointing Fernand Simard over 12 rounds, in Quebec City.		During his two years as a professional, this boy fighting out of Montreal had lost only one of 37 professional fights. That one loss, he had avenged when he won the crown, June 26, 1967, out-pointing Fernand Simard over 12 rounds, in Quebec City.

	Albert had not seen Colin fight, but he knew he was an "in-your-face" fighter. His manager Roger Larivee researched his opponents well before a fight. In ~~Colin�s~~ case, research was easy. He already had a billboard reputation reading: "Highly aggressive!" They both knew everyone was expecting a "battle royal." Breau weighed in at 135 pounds.		Albert had not seen Colin fight, but he knew he was an "in-your-face" fighter. His manager Roger Larivee researched his opponents well before a fight. In Colin�s case, research was easy. He already had a billboard reputation reading: "Highly aggressive!" They both knew everyone was expecting a "battle royal." Breau weighed in at 135 pounds.


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	[[Category: Canadian Boxing Federation Light Welterweight Champions]]		[[Category: Canadian Boxing Federation Light Welterweight Champions]]

Reenthelawman: Human:77450 moved to Albert Breau

2008-07-19T21:22:19Z

Human:77450 moved to Albert Breau

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Reenthelawman: Adding boxer code and Canadian Boxing Federation Light Welterweight Champions category

2008-07-19T21:22:01Z

Adding boxer code and Canadian Boxing Federation Light Welterweight Champions category

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	For good reason was Albert Breau called "Ace." He would have been a "high-card" in any game. He carried himself well and had those attractive features of the athlete: good balance, smooth co-ordination, and as far as anyone knew, heart.		For good reason was Albert Breau called "Ace." He would have been a "high-card" in any game. He carried himself well and had those attractive features of the athlete: good balance, smooth co-ordination, and as far as anyone knew, heart.

	During his two years as a professional, this boy fighting out of Montreal had lost only one of 37 professional fights. That one loss, he had avenged when he won the crown, June 26, 1967, out-pointing Fernand Simard over 12 rounds, in Quebec City.		During his two years as a professional, this boy fighting out of Montreal had lost only one of 37 professional fights. That one loss, he had avenged when he won the crown, June 26, 1967, out-pointing Fernand Simard over 12 rounds, in Quebec City.

	Albert had not seen Colin fight, but he knew he was an "in-your-face" fighter. His manager Roger Larivee researched his opponents well before a fight. In ~~Colin’s~~ case, research was easy. He already had a billboard reputation reading: "Highly aggressive!" They both knew everyone was expecting a "battle royal." Breau weighed in at 135 pounds.		Albert had not seen Colin fight, but he knew he was an "in-your-face" fighter. His manager Roger Larivee researched his opponents well before a fight. In Colin�s case, research was easy. He already had a billboard reputation reading: "Highly aggressive!" They both knew everyone was expecting a "battle royal." Breau weighed in at 135 pounds.


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			[[Category: Canadian Boxing Federation Light Welterweight Champions]]

John: Boxer:Albert Breau:77450 moved to Human:77450: Pagemove by bot

2007-08-17T20:28:42Z

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Michel at 03:43, 16 April 2006

2006-04-16T03:43:02Z

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For good reason was Albert Breau called "Ace." He would have been a "high-card" in any game. He carried himself well and had those attractive features of the athlete: good balance, smooth co-ordination, and as far as anyone knew, heart.

During his two years as a professional, this boy fighting out of Montreal had lost only one of 37 professional fights. That one loss, he had avenged when he won the crown, June 26, 1967, out-pointing Fernand Simard over 12 rounds, in Quebec City.

Albert had not seen Colin fight, but he knew he was an "in-your-face" fighter. His manager Roger Larivee researched his opponents well before a fight. In Colin’s case, research was easy. He already had a billboard reputation reading: "Highly aggressive!" They both knew everyone was expecting a "battle royal." Breau weighed in at 135 pounds.