Charles Ledoux - Revision history

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	[[Charles Ledoux]] was a gritty, hard-hitting French bantamweight who mixed it up with many of the best fighters in his weight range during a long boxing career (1909-1925)--such greats as [[Joe Bowker]], [[Johnny Buff]], [[Joe Burman]], [[Eddie Campi]], [[Johnny Curtin]], [[Kid Francis]], [[Danny Kramer]], [[Andre Routis]], [[Sid Smith]], [[Digger Stanley]], and Hall of Famers [[Johnny Coulon]], [[Eugene Criqui]], [[Jim Driscoll]], [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]], [[Kid Williams]] and the legendary [[Pete (Kid) Herman]].		[[Charles Ledoux]] was a gritty, hard-hitting French bantamweight who mixed it up with many of the best fighters in his weight range during a long boxing career (1909-1925)--such greats as [[Joe Bowker]], [[Johnny Buff]], [[Joe Burman]], [[Eddie Campi]], [[Johnny Curtin]], [[Kid Francis]], [[Danny Kramer]], [[Andre Routis]], [[Sid Smith]], [[Digger Stanley]], and Hall of Famers [[Johnny Coulon]], [[Eugene Criqui]], [[Jim Driscoll]], [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]], [[Kid Williams]] and the legendary [[Pete (Kid) Herman]].

	He was at one time ~~recognized~~ by London's National Sporting Club as the world bantamweight champion (Coulon had wider recognition). In 1913, at the age of 20, Ledoux lost a decision to Campi for the vacant bantamweight title of the old IBU and less than a month later he was beaten by Williams, who claimed the world title; Williams would go on to beat Campi and Coulon as well to cement his claim.		He was at one time recognised by London's National Sporting Club as the world bantamweight champion (Coulon had wider recognition). In 1913, at the age of 20, Ledoux lost a decision to Campi for the vacant bantamweight title of the old IBU and less than a month later he was beaten by Williams, who claimed the world title; Williams would go on to beat Campi and Coulon as well to cement his claim.

	Ledoux would have to wait a long time for another shot at the bantamweight title. At the age of 32 and nearing the end of his years in the ring, Ledoux challenged world champion [[Abe Goldstein]] and lost a 15-round decision. Less than a year later he hung up his gloves for good. Ledoux died in 1967 at the age of 74.		Ledoux would have to wait a long time for another shot at the bantamweight title. At the age of 32 and nearing the end of his years in the ring, Ledoux challenged world champion [[Abe Goldstein]] and lost a 15-round decision. Less than a year later he hung up his gloves for good. Ledoux died in 1967 at the age of 74.

Ric: mistakenly reported as KIA during WWI

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mistakenly reported as KIA during WWI

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	[[Charles Ledoux]] was a gritty, hard-hitting French bantamweight who mixed it up with many of the best fighters in his weight range during a long boxing career (1909-1925)--such greats as [[Joe Bowker]], [[Johnny Buff]], [[Joe Burman]], [[Eddie Campi]], [[Johnny Curtin]], [[Kid Francis]], [[Danny Kramer]], [[Andre Routis]], [[Sid Smith]], [[Digger Stanley]], and Hall of Famers [[Johnny Coulon]], [[Eugene Criqui]], [[Jim Driscoll]], [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]], [[Kid Williams]] and the legendary [[Pete (Kid) Herman]]. He was at one time recognized by London's National Sporting Club as the world bantamweight champion (Coulon had wider recognition). In 1913, at the age of 20, Ledoux lost a decision to Campi for the vacant bantamweight title of the old IBU and less than a month later he was beaten by Williams, who claimed the world title; Williams would go on to beat Campi and Coulon as well to cement his claim. Ledoux would have to wait a long time for another shot at the bantamweight title. At the age of 32 and nearing the end of his years in the ring, Ledoux challenged world champion [[Abe Goldstein]] and lost a 15-round decision. Less than a year later he hung up his gloves for good. Ledoux died in 1967 at the age of 74.		[[Charles Ledoux]] was a gritty, hard-hitting French bantamweight who mixed it up with many of the best fighters in his weight range during a long boxing career (1909-1925)--such greats as [[Joe Bowker]], [[Johnny Buff]], [[Joe Burman]], [[Eddie Campi]], [[Johnny Curtin]], [[Kid Francis]], [[Danny Kramer]], [[Andre Routis]], [[Sid Smith]], [[Digger Stanley]], and Hall of Famers [[Johnny Coulon]], [[Eugene Criqui]], [[Jim Driscoll]], [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]], [[Kid Williams]] and the legendary [[Pete (Kid) Herman]].

			He was at one time recognized by London's National Sporting Club as the world bantamweight champion (Coulon had wider recognition). In 1913, at the age of 20, Ledoux lost a decision to Campi for the vacant bantamweight title of the old IBU and less than a month later he was beaten by Williams, who claimed the world title; Williams would go on to beat Campi and Coulon as well to cement his claim.

			Ledoux would have to wait a long time for another shot at the bantamweight title. At the age of 32 and nearing the end of his years in the ring, Ledoux challenged world champion [[Abe Goldstein]] and lost a 15-round decision. Less than a year later he hung up his gloves for good. Ledoux died in 1967 at the age of 74.

			In October 1914 Ledoux was mistakenly reported as having been killed in action during the great war then ongoing, along with fellow French boxers Charles Struber, Adrian Hagan and Max Stinger. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85058396/1914-10-28/ed-1/seq-2/]

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Caseyc8 at 20:37, 4 December 2013

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	[[Charles Ledoux]] was a gritty, hard-hitting French bantamweight who mixed it up with many of the best fighters in his weight range during a long boxing career (1909-1925)--such greats as [[Joe Bowker]], [[Johnny Buff]], [[Joe Burman]], [[Eddie Campi]], [[Johnny Curtin]], [[Kid Francis]], [[Danny Kramer]], [[Andre Routis]], [[Sid Smith]], [[Digger Stanley]], and Hall of Famers [[Johnny Coulon]], [[Eugene Criqui]], [[Jim Driscoll]], [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]], [[Kid Williams]] and the legendary [[Pete (Kid) Herman]]. He was at one time recognized by London's National Sporting Club as the world bantamweight champion (Coulon had wider recognition). In 1913, at the age of 20, Ledoux lost a decision to Campi for the vacant bantamweight title of the old IBU and less than a month later he was beaten by Williams, who claimed the world title; Williams would go on to beat Campi and Coulon as well to cement his claim. Ledoux would have to wait a long time for another shot at the bantamweight title. At the age of 32 and nearing the end of his years in the ring, Ledoux challenged world champion [[Abe Goldstein]] and lost a 15-round decision. Less than a year later he hung up his gloves for good. Ledoux died in 1967 at the age of 74.		[[Charles Ledoux]] was a gritty, hard-hitting French bantamweight who mixed it up with many of the best fighters in his weight range during a long boxing career (1909-1925)--such greats as [[Joe Bowker]], [[Johnny Buff]], [[Joe Burman]], [[Eddie Campi]], [[Johnny Curtin]], [[Kid Francis]], [[Danny Kramer]], [[Andre Routis]], [[Sid Smith]], [[Digger Stanley]], and Hall of Famers [[Johnny Coulon]], [[Eugene Criqui]], [[Jim Driscoll]], [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]], [[Kid Williams]] and the legendary [[Pete (Kid) Herman]]. He was at one time recognized by London's National Sporting Club as the world bantamweight champion (Coulon had wider recognition). In 1913, at the age of 20, Ledoux lost a decision to Campi for the vacant bantamweight title of the old IBU and less than a month later he was beaten by Williams, who claimed the world title; Williams would go on to beat Campi and Coulon as well to cement his claim. Ledoux would have to wait a long time for another shot at the bantamweight title. At the age of 32 and nearing the end of his years in the ring, Ledoux challenged world champion [[Abe Goldstein]] and lost a 15-round decision. Less than a year later he hung up his gloves for good. Ledoux died in 1967 at the age of 74.

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Ric at 00:02, 4 September 2012

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	[[:Image:Ledoux.Charles.jpg\|Photo 2~~]], [[:Image:Ledoux.Chas2.jpg\|Photo 3~~]], [[:Image:Ledoux.Charles.4.jpg\|Photo 4]], [[:Image:Ledoux.Chas12.jpg\|Photo 5]]		[[:Image:Ledoux.Charles.jpg\|Photo 2]], [[:Image:Ledoux.Charles.4.jpg\|Photo 3]], [[:Image:Ledoux.Chas12.jpg\|Photo 4]]

	[[Charles Ledoux]] was a gritty, hard-hitting French bantamweight who mixed it up with many of the best fighters in his weight range during a long boxing career (1909-1925)--such greats as [[Joe Bowker]], [[Johnny Buff]], [[Joe Burman]], [[Eddie Campi]], [[Johnny Curtin]], [[Kid Francis]], [[Danny Kramer]], [[Andre Routis]], [[Sid Smith]], [[Digger Stanley]], and Hall of Famers [[Johnny Coulon]], [[Eugene Criqui]], [[Jim Driscoll]], [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]], [[Kid Williams]] and the legendary [[Pete (Kid) Herman]]. He was at one time recognized by London's National Sporting Club as the world bantamweight champion (Coulon had wider recognition). In 1913, at the age of 20, Ledoux lost a decision to Campi for the vacant bantamweight title of the old IBU and less than a month later he was beaten by Williams, who claimed the world title; Williams would go on to beat Campi and Coulon as well to cement his claim. Ledoux would have to wait a long time for another shot at the bantamweight title. At the age of 32 and nearing the end of his years in the ring, Ledoux challenged world champion [[Abe Goldstein]] and lost a 15-round decision. Less than a year later he hung up his gloves for good. Ledoux died in 1967 at the age of 74.		[[Charles Ledoux]] was a gritty, hard-hitting French bantamweight who mixed it up with many of the best fighters in his weight range during a long boxing career (1909-1925)--such greats as [[Joe Bowker]], [[Johnny Buff]], [[Joe Burman]], [[Eddie Campi]], [[Johnny Curtin]], [[Kid Francis]], [[Danny Kramer]], [[Andre Routis]], [[Sid Smith]], [[Digger Stanley]], and Hall of Famers [[Johnny Coulon]], [[Eugene Criqui]], [[Jim Driscoll]], [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]], [[Kid Williams]] and the legendary [[Pete (Kid) Herman]]. He was at one time recognized by London's National Sporting Club as the world bantamweight champion (Coulon had wider recognition). In 1913, at the age of 20, Ledoux lost a decision to Campi for the vacant bantamweight title of the old IBU and less than a month later he was beaten by Williams, who claimed the world title; Williams would go on to beat Campi and Coulon as well to cement his claim. Ledoux would have to wait a long time for another shot at the bantamweight title. At the age of 32 and nearing the end of his years in the ring, Ledoux challenged world champion [[Abe Goldstein]] and lost a 15-round decision. Less than a year later he hung up his gloves for good. Ledoux died in 1967 at the age of 74.

Ric at 00:01, 4 September 2012

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	[[Charles Ledoux]] was a gritty, hard-hitting French bantamweight who mixed it up with many of the best fighters in his weight range during a long boxing career (1909-1925)--such greats as [[Joe Bowker]], [[Johnny Buff]], [[Joe Burman]], [[Eddie Campi]], [[Johnny Curtin]], [[Kid Francis]], [[Danny Kramer]], [[Andre Routis]], [[Sid Smith]], [[Digger Stanley]], and Hall of Famers [[Johnny Coulon]], [[Eugene Criqui]], [[Jim Driscoll]], [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]], [[Kid Williams]] and the legendary [[Pete (Kid) Herman]]. He was at one time recognized by London's National Sporting Club as the world bantamweight champion (Coulon had wider recognition). In 1913, at the age of 20, Ledoux lost a decision to Campi for the vacant bantamweight title of the old IBU and less than a month later he was beaten by Williams, who claimed the world title; Williams would go on to beat Campi and Coulon as well to cement his claim. Ledoux would have to wait a long time for another shot at the bantamweight title. At the age of 32 and nearing the end of his years in the ring, Ledoux challenged world champion [[Abe Goldstein]] and lost a 15-round decision. Less than a year later he hung up his gloves for good. Ledoux died in 1967 at the age of 74.		[[Charles Ledoux]] was a gritty, hard-hitting French bantamweight who mixed it up with many of the best fighters in his weight range during a long boxing career (1909-1925)--such greats as [[Joe Bowker]], [[Johnny Buff]], [[Joe Burman]], [[Eddie Campi]], [[Johnny Curtin]], [[Kid Francis]], [[Danny Kramer]], [[Andre Routis]], [[Sid Smith]], [[Digger Stanley]], and Hall of Famers [[Johnny Coulon]], [[Eugene Criqui]], [[Jim Driscoll]], [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]], [[Kid Williams]] and the legendary [[Pete (Kid) Herman]]. He was at one time recognized by London's National Sporting Club as the world bantamweight champion (Coulon had wider recognition). In 1913, at the age of 20, Ledoux lost a decision to Campi for the vacant bantamweight title of the old IBU and less than a month later he was beaten by Williams, who claimed the world title; Williams would go on to beat Campi and Coulon as well to cement his claim. Ledoux would have to wait a long time for another shot at the bantamweight title. At the age of 32 and nearing the end of his years in the ring, Ledoux challenged world champion [[Abe Goldstein]] and lost a 15-round decision. Less than a year later he hung up his gloves for good. Ledoux died in 1967 at the age of 74.

Beast of bourbon at 19:08, 16 August 2010

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	[[Charles Ledoux]] was a gritty, hard-hitting French bantamweight who mixed it up with many of the best fighters in his weight range during a long boxing career (1909-1925)~~�such~~ greats as [[Joe Bowker]], [[Johnny Buff]], [[Joe Burman]], [[Eddie Campi]], [[Johnny Curtin]], [[Kid Francis]], [[Danny Kramer]], [[Andre Routis]], [[Sid Smith]], [[Digger Stanley]], and Hall of Famers [[Johnny Coulon]], [[Eugene Criqui]], [[Jim Driscoll]], [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]], [[Kid Williams]] and the legendary [[Pete (Kid) Herman]]. He was at one time recognized by London's National Sporting Club as the world bantamweight champion (Coulon had wider recognition). In 1913, at the age of 20, Ledoux lost a decision to Campi for the vacant bantamweight title of the old IBU and less than a month later he was beaten by Williams, who claimed the world title; Williams would go on to beat Campi and Coulon as well to cement his claim. Ledoux would have to wait a long time for another shot at the bantamweight title. At the age of 32 and nearing the end of his years in the ring, Ledoux challenged world champion [[Abe Goldstein]] and lost a 15-round decision. Less than a year later he hung up his gloves for good. Ledoux died in 1967 at the age of 74.		[[Charles Ledoux]] was a gritty, hard-hitting French bantamweight who mixed it up with many of the best fighters in his weight range during a long boxing career (1909-1925)--such greats as [[Joe Bowker]], [[Johnny Buff]], [[Joe Burman]], [[Eddie Campi]], [[Johnny Curtin]], [[Kid Francis]], [[Danny Kramer]], [[Andre Routis]], [[Sid Smith]], [[Digger Stanley]], and Hall of Famers [[Johnny Coulon]], [[Eugene Criqui]], [[Jim Driscoll]], [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]], [[Kid Williams]] and the legendary [[Pete (Kid) Herman]]. He was at one time recognized by London's National Sporting Club as the world bantamweight champion (Coulon had wider recognition). In 1913, at the age of 20, Ledoux lost a decision to Campi for the vacant bantamweight title of the old IBU and less than a month later he was beaten by Williams, who claimed the world title; Williams would go on to beat Campi and Coulon as well to cement his claim. Ledoux would have to wait a long time for another shot at the bantamweight title. At the age of 32 and nearing the end of his years in the ring, Ledoux challenged world champion [[Abe Goldstein]] and lost a 15-round decision. Less than a year later he hung up his gloves for good. Ledoux died in 1967 at the age of 74.

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			[[Charles Ledoux]] was a gritty, hard-hitting French bantamweight who mixed it up with many of the best fighters in his weight range during a long boxing career (1909-1925)�such greats as [[Joe Bowker]], [[Johnny Buff]], [[Joe Burman]], [[Eddie Campi]], [[Johnny Curtin]], [[Kid Francis]], [[Danny Kramer]], [[Andre Routis]], [[Sid Smith]], [[Digger Stanley]], and Hall of Famers [[Johnny Coulon]], [[Eugene Criqui]], [[Jim Driscoll]], [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]], [[Kid Williams]] and the legendary [[Pete (Kid) Herman]]. He was at one time recognized by London's National Sporting Club as the world bantamweight champion (Coulon had wider recognition). In 1913, at the age of 20, Ledoux lost a decision to Campi for the vacant bantamweight title of the old IBU and less than a month later he was beaten by Williams, who claimed the world title; Williams would go on to beat Campi and Coulon as well to cement his claim. Ledoux would have to wait a long time for another shot at the bantamweight title. At the age of 32 and nearing the end of his years in the ring, Ledoux challenged world champion [[Abe Goldstein]] and lost a 15-round decision. Less than a year later he hung up his gloves for good. Ledoux died in 1967 at the age of 74.

Ric: main image replaced; linked to former image

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Ric: Boxer:Charles Ledoux:017961 moved to Charles Ledoux

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Ric at 17:56, 28 August 2005

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