Cyril Hoppe - Revision history

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	'''Cyril Hoppe''' (also spelled ''Cyrille''), a black fighter from Martinique, was by 1941 undefeated. After his fight in 1941, where the Frenchman Coureau died, Hoppe's life and career turned tragic. He suffered from hallucinations and fits of anxiety. He had 10 fights after his unfortunate match with no wins. (Source: ''L'Impartial'' 09-06-1952, a report on ring deaths in the aftermath of the Mustapha Mustaphaoui accident in January 1952.)		'''Cyril Hoppe''' (also spelled ''Cyrille''), a black fighter from Martinique, was by 1941 undefeated. After his fight in 1941, where the Frenchman Coureau died, Hoppe's life and career turned tragic. He suffered from hallucinations and fits of anxiety. He had 10 fights after his unfortunate match with no wins. (Source: ''L'Impartial'' 09-06-1952, a report on ring deaths in the aftermath of the Mustapha Mustaphaoui accident in January 1952.)

	*As amateur he had two wins over future pro [[Gino Menozzi]], April and June 1941 in Paris.
	*Won the large three-month tournament "Gant d'Or" as amateur in Paris 1941, winning all 12 fights.		* As amateur he had two wins over future pro [[Gino Menozzi]], April and June 1941 in Paris.
	*[[:File:Cyril Hoppe.jpg\|Photo 2]]		* Won the large three-month tournament "Gant d'Or" as amateur in Paris 1941, winning all 12 fights.

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	'''Cyril Hoppe''' (also spelled ''Cyrille''), a black fighter from Martinique, was by 1941 undefeated. After his fight in 1941, where the Frenchman Coureau died, Hoppe's life and career turned tragic. He suffered from hallucinations and fits of anxiety. He had 10 fights after his unfortunate match with no wins. (Source: ''L'Impartial'' 09-06-1952, a report on ring deaths in the aftermath of the Mustapha Mustaphaoui accident in January 1952.)		'''Cyril Hoppe''' (also spelled ''Cyrille''), a black fighter from Martinique, was by 1941 undefeated. After his fight in 1941, where the Frenchman Coureau died, Hoppe's life and career turned tragic. He suffered from hallucinations and fits of anxiety. He had 10 fights after his unfortunate match with no wins. (Source: ''L'Impartial'' 09-06-1952, a report on ring deaths in the aftermath of the Mustapha Mustaphaoui accident in January 1952.)

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	'''Cyril Hoppe''' (also spelled ''Cyrille''), a black fighter from Martinique, was by 1941 undefeated. After his fight in 1941, where the Frenchman Coureau died, Hoppe's life and career turned tragic. He suffered from hallucinations and fits of anxiety. He had 10 fights after his unfortunate match with no wins.		'''Cyril Hoppe''' (also spelled ''Cyrille''), a black fighter from Martinique, was by 1941 undefeated. After his fight in 1941, where the Frenchman Coureau died, Hoppe's life and career turned tragic. He suffered from hallucinations and fits of anxiety. He had 10 fights after his unfortunate match with no wins. (Source: ''L'Impartial'' 09-06-1952, a report on ring deaths in the aftermath of the Mustapha Mustaphaoui accident in January 1952.)

	~~Source: ''L'Impartial'' 09-06-1952, a report on ring deaths in the aftermath of the Mustapha Mustaphaoui accident in January 1952.~~		*As amateur he had two wins over future pro [[Gino Menozzi]], April and June 1941 in Paris.

	*As amateur he had two wins over future pro Gino Menozzi, April and June 1941 in Paris.
	*Won the large three-month tournament "Gant d'Or" as amateur in Paris 1941, winning all 12 fights.		*Won the large three-month tournament "Gant d'Or" as amateur in Paris 1941, winning all 12 fights.
			*[[:File:Cyril Hoppe.jpg\|Photo 2]]

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			'''Cyril Hoppe''' (also spelled ''Cyrille''), a black fighter from Martinique, was by 1941 undefeated. After his fight in 1941, where the Frenchman Coureau died, Hoppe's life and career turned tragic. He suffered from hallucinations and fits of anxiety. He had 10 fights after his unfortunate match with no wins.

			Source: ''L'Impartial'' 09-06-1952, a report on ring deaths in the aftermath of the Mustapha Mustaphaoui accident in January 1952.

	*Hoppe, a black fighter from Martinique, was by 1941 undefeated. After his fight in 1941 where the Frenchman Coureau died, Hoppe's life and career turned tragic. He suffered from hallucinations and fits of anxiety. Had 10 fights after his unfortunate match with no wins.
	* Source: L'Impartial 09-06-1952, a report on ring deaths in the aftermath of the Mustapha Mustaphaoui- accident in January 1952.
	*As amateur he had two wins over future pro Gino Menozzi, April and June 1941 in Paris.		*As amateur he had two wins over future pro Gino Menozzi, April and June 1941 in Paris.
	*Won a large ~~3 months~~ tournament "Gant d'Or" as amateur in Paris 1941, winning all ~~his~~ 12 fights.		*Won the large three-month tournament "Gant d'Or" as amateur in Paris 1941, winning all 12 fights.

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	*Hoppe, a black fighter from Martinique, was by 1941 undefeated. After his fight in 1941 where the Frenchman Coureau died, Hoppe's life and career turned tragic. He suffered from hallucinations and fits of anxiety. Had 10 fights after his unfortunate match with no wins.		*Hoppe, a black fighter from Martinique, was by 1941 undefeated. After his fight in 1941 where the Frenchman Coureau died, Hoppe's life and career turned tragic. He suffered from hallucinations and fits of anxiety. Had 10 fights after his unfortunate match with no wins.
	* Source: L'Impartial 09-06-1952, a report on ring deaths in the aftermath of the Mustapha Mustaphaoui- accident in January 1952.		* Source: L'Impartial 09-06-1952, a report on ring deaths in the aftermath of the Mustapha Mustaphaoui- accident in January 1952.
	*As amateur he had ~~a win~~ over future pro Gino Menozzi, April 1941 in Paris.		*As amateur he had two wins over future pro Gino Menozzi, April and June 1941 in Paris.
			*Won a large 3 months tournament "Gant d'Or" as amateur in Paris 1941, winning all his 12 fights.

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	*Hoppe, a black fighter from Martinique, was by 1941 undefeated. After his fight in 1941 where the Frenchman Coureau died, Hoppe's life and career turned tragic. He suffered from hallucinations and fits of anxiety. Had 10 fights after his unfortunate match with no wins.		*Hoppe, a black fighter from Martinique, was by 1941 undefeated. After his fight in 1941 where the Frenchman Coureau died, Hoppe's life and career turned tragic. He suffered from hallucinations and fits of anxiety. Had 10 fights after his unfortunate match with no wins.
	* Source: L'Impartial 09-06-1952, a report on ring deaths in the aftermath of the Mustapha Mustaphaoui- accident in January 1952.		* Source: L'Impartial 09-06-1952, a report on ring deaths in the aftermath of the Mustapha Mustaphaoui- accident in January 1952.
			*As amateur he had a win over future pro Gino Menozzi, April 1941 in Paris.

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*Hoppe, a black fighter from Martinique, was by 1941 undefeated. After his fight in 1941 where the Frenchman Coureau died, Hoppe's life and career turned tragic. He suffered from hallucinations and fits of anxiety. Had 10 fights after his unfortunate match with no wins.
* Source: L'Impartial 09-06-1952, a report on ring deaths in the aftermath of the Mustapha Mustaphaoui- accident in January 1952.