Benny Becker - Revision history

Matt at 21:30, 22 September 2015

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	Becker's Russian-Jewish family immigrated to the United States in 1906. Becker entered boxing promotion with his brother [[Sam Becker]] in 1939 and the two would promote many of Cincinnati's top matches until Benny's retirement in 1956. Their boxing promotion company was named the Becker Boxing Club. Another brother Joseph, purportedly also boxed, also under the management of Sam Becker. Becker worked as a salesman with Becker Clothing, Inc., of which his brother Sam was the founder and owner.		Becker's Russian-Jewish family immigrated to the United States in 1906. Becker entered boxing promotion with his brother [[Sam Becker]] in 1939 and the two would promote many of Cincinnati's top matches, until Benny's retirement in 1956. The brothers would promote 29 out of the 37 matches [[Ezzard Charles]] fought in Cincinnati. Their boxing promotion company was named the Becker Boxing Club. Another brother Joseph, purportedly also boxed, also under the management of Sam Becker. Becker worked as a salesman with Becker Clothing, Inc., of which his brother Sam was the founder and owner.

	Source: "Benny Becker Dies, Boxing Figure 58", ''Cincinnati Enquirer'', May 22, 1959.		Source: "Benny Becker Dies, Boxing Figure 58", ''Cincinnati Enquirer'', May 22, 1959.

Matt at 16:55, 8 September 2015

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	Becker's Russian-Jewish family immigrated to the United States in 1906. Becker entered boxing promotion with his brother [[Sam Becker]] in 1939 and the two would promote many of Cincinnati's top matches until Benny's retirement in 1956. Becker worked as a salesman with Becker Clothing, Inc., of which his brother Sam was the founder and owner.		*'''Manager''': [[Sam Becker]]

			Becker's Russian-Jewish family immigrated to the United States in 1906. Becker entered boxing promotion with his brother [[Sam Becker]] in 1939 and the two would promote many of Cincinnati's top matches until Benny's retirement in 1956. Their boxing promotion company was named the Becker Boxing Club. Another brother Joseph, purportedly also boxed, also under the management of Sam Becker. Becker worked as a salesman with Becker Clothing, Inc., of which his brother Sam was the founder and owner.

	Source: "Benny Becker Dies, Boxing Figure 58", ''Cincinnati Enquirer'', May 22, 1959.		Source: "Benny Becker Dies, Boxing Figure 58", ''Cincinnati Enquirer'', May 22, 1959.

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	Becker's Russian-Jewish family immigrated to the United States in 1906. Becker entered boxing promotion with his brother [[Sam Becker]] in 1939 and the two would promote many of Cincinnati's top matches until Benny's retirement in 1956. Becker worked as a salesman with Becker Clothing, Inc., of which his brother Sam was the founder and owner.		Becker's Russian-Jewish family immigrated to the United States in 1906. Becker entered boxing promotion with his brother [[Sam Becker]] in 1939 and the two would promote many of Cincinnati's top matches until Benny's retirement in 1956. Becker worked as a salesman with Becker Clothing, Inc., of which his brother Sam was the founder and owner.

	Source: ''Benny Becker Dies, Boxing Figure 58", ''Cincinnati Enquirer'', May 22, 1959.		Source: "Benny Becker Dies, Boxing Figure 58", ''Cincinnati Enquirer'', May 22, 1959.

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	[[Category:Promoters]]		[[Category:Promoters]]

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Becker's Russian-Jewish family immigrated to the United States in 1906. Becker entered boxing promotion with his brother [[Sam Becker]] in 1939 and the two would promote many of Cincinnati's top matches until Benny's retirement in 1956. Becker worked as a salesman with Becker Clothing, Inc., of which his brother Sam was the founder and owner.

Source: ''Benny Becker Dies, Boxing Figure 58", ''Cincinnati Enquirer'', May 22, 1959.

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[[Category:Jewish Boxers]]
[[Category:Promoters]]