Eduardo Lausse - Revision history

Ric at 16:11, 26 May 2025

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	'''Eduardo Jorge Lausse''' was once the Argentinian and South American middleweight champion. He lost his titles to [[Andres Antonio Selpa]] in October 1956.		'''Eduardo Jorge Lausse''' was once the Argentinian and South American middleweight champion. He lost his titles to [[Andres Antonio Selpa]] in October 1956.
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	Lausse first entered the world rankings as a middleweight in February 1954, and spent 28 months in the ratings between that date and February 1957. His highest ranking was #3. Between 1952 and 1956 Lausse had a streak of 34 consecutive victories. His streak ended on January 6, 1956, when he drew with [[Milo Savage]].		Lausse first entered the world rankings as a middleweight in February 1954, and spent 28 months in the ratings between that date and February 1957. His highest ranking was #3. Between 1952 and 1956 Lausse had a streak of 34 consecutive victories. His streak ended on January 6, 1956, when he drew with [[Milo Savage]].

	~~Douglas Cavanaugh~~'s Eduardo Lausse ~~article http~~://~~www.~~ibroresearch.com/~~?p=3707~~		*''Eduardo Lausse: The Man They Called “KO”'' by Douglas Cavanaugh: [https://ibroresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/IBRO107.24-27.pdf]

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Andy at 23:45, 20 October 2020

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	'''Eduardo Jorge Lausse''' was the Argentinian and South American middleweight champion.		'''Eduardo Jorge Lausse''' was once the Argentinian and South American middleweight champion. He lost his titles to [[Andres Antonio Selpa]] in October 1956.
	~~He was one of the most powerful punchers in the middleweight division during the 1950s.~~
	He lost his titles to [[Andres Antonio Selpa]] in October 1956.
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	Lausse first entered the world rankings as a middleweight in February 1954, and spent 28 months in the ratings between that date and February 1957. His highest ranking was #3. Between 1952 and 1956 Lausse had a streak of 34 consecutive victories. His streak ended on January 6, 1956, when he drew with [[Milo Savage]].		Lausse first entered the world rankings as a middleweight in February 1954, and spent 28 months in the ratings between that date and February 1957. His highest ranking was #3. Between 1952 and 1956 Lausse had a streak of 34 consecutive victories. His streak ended on January 6, 1956, when he drew with [[Milo Savage]].

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was one of the most powerful punchers in the middleweight division during the 1950s

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	'''Eduardo Jorge Lausse''' was ~~once~~ the Argentinian and South American middleweight champion. He lost his titles to [[Andres Antonio Selpa]] in October 1956.		'''Eduardo Jorge Lausse''' was the Argentinian and South American middleweight champion.
			He was one of the most powerful punchers in the middleweight division during the 1950s.
			He lost his titles to [[Andres Antonio Selpa]] in October 1956.
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	Lausse first entered the world rankings as a middleweight in February 1954, and spent 28 months in the ratings between that date and February 1957. His highest ranking was #3. Between 1952 and 1956 Lausse had a streak of 34 consecutive victories. His streak ended on January 6, 1956, when he drew with [[Milo Savage]].		Lausse first entered the world rankings as a middleweight in February 1954, and spent 28 months in the ratings between that date and February 1957. His highest ranking was #3. Between 1952 and 1956 Lausse had a streak of 34 consecutive victories. His streak ended on January 6, 1956, when he drew with [[Milo Savage]].

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	Douglas Cavanaugh's Eduardo Lausse article http://www.ibroresearch.com/?p=3707		Douglas Cavanaugh's Eduardo Lausse article http://www.ibroresearch.com/?p=3707

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Nero3000 at 22:35, 20 July 2011

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	Lausse first entered the world rankings as a middleweight in February 1954, and spent 28 months in the ratings between that date and February 1957. His highest ranking was #3. Between 1952 and 1956 Lausse had a streak of 34 consecutive victories. His streak ended on January 6, 1956, when he drew with [[Milo Savage]].		Lausse first entered the world rankings as a middleweight in February 1954, and spent 28 months in the ratings between that date and February 1957. His highest ranking was #3. Between 1952 and 1956 Lausse had a streak of 34 consecutive victories. His streak ended on January 6, 1956, when he drew with [[Milo Savage]].

			Douglas Cavanaugh's Eduardo Lausse article http://www.ibroresearch.com/?p=3707

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	Eduardo Jorge Lausse was ~~one~~ the Argentinian and South American middleweight champion. He lost his titles to Andres Antonio Selpa in October 1956.		'''Eduardo Jorge Lausse''' was once the Argentinian and South American middleweight champion. He lost his titles to [[Andres Antonio Selpa]] in October 1956.
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	He first entered the world rankings as a middleweight in February 1954, and spent 28 months in the ratings between that date and February 1957. His highest ranking was #3. Between 1952 and 1956 Lausse had a streak of 34 consecutive victories. His streak ended on January 6, 1956, when he drew with [[Milo Savage]].		Lausse first entered the world rankings as a middleweight in February 1954, and spent 28 months in the ratings between that date and February 1957. His highest ranking was #3. Between 1952 and 1956 Lausse had a streak of 34 consecutive victories. His streak ended on January 6, 1956, when he drew with [[Milo Savage]].

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	Eduardo Jorge Lausse was one of the ~~most powerful punchers in the middleweight division during the 1950s. He was~~ Argentinian and South American middleweight champion. He lost his titles to		Eduardo Jorge Lausse was one the Argentinian and South American middleweight champion. He lost his titles to Andres Antonio Selpa in October 1956.
	Andres Antonio Selpa in October 1956.
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	He first entered the world rankings as a middleweight in February 1954, and spent 28 months in the ratings between that date and February 1957. His highest ranking was #3. Between 1952 and 1956 Lausse had a streak of 34 consecutive victories ~~against respectable opposition~~. His streak ended on January 6, 1956, when he drew with [[Milo Savage]].		He first entered the world rankings as a middleweight in February 1954, and spent 28 months in the ratings between that date and February 1957. His highest ranking was #3. Between 1952 and 1956 Lausse had a streak of 34 consecutive victories. His streak ended on January 6, 1956, when he drew with [[Milo Savage]].

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	He first entered the world rankings as a middleweight in February 1954, and spent 28 months in the ratings between that date and February 1957. His highest ranking was #3. Between 1952 and 1956 Lausse had a streak of 34 consecutive victories. His streak ended on January 6, 1956, when he drew with [[Milo Savage]].		He first entered the world rankings as a middleweight in February 1954, and spent 28 months in the ratings between that date and February 1957. His highest ranking was #3. Between 1952 and 1956 Lausse had a streak of 34 consecutive victories against respectable opposition. His streak ended on January 6, 1956, when he drew with [[Milo Savage]].