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	<small>The amateur facts and Fights Record compiled by Martin Cameron (Cordoba, Argentina).</small>		<small>The amateur facts and Fights Record compiled by Martin Cameron (Cordoba, Argentina).</small>
	~~=Biography=~~

	~~But the big name in boxing carioca of modern times was undoubtedly the welterweight~~
	~~Fernando Barreto.~~
	who saw him on the street and not know him,'m on a fight with him without hesitation, that would destroy certode with two tapas. Tall, gaunt, narrow shoulders, looked more like an athlete Barreto racing background than a fighter. Besides, he was very shy, docile by temparamento and education. but that outside the ring. Among the four strings, was a trap. when he took off his robe in the ring and showed off his thin arms, her chest shrunk across the opponent soria cm contempt, sure that was a gradient of inofensvo beginner. And suddenly realized that the cat was a skinny, with two handles fast, unrelenting and forceful.
	Baker struggled upright, with a very high guard. He walked toward the trunk edvers?rio swinging sideways and forward, to achieve the middle distance. felt when the rival madida some of his arms, firing his machine gun. And few, very few managed to escape unharmed from their bullets. With this style very personal, Baker defeated opponent physically much stronger and also of great name, for example, the American Vince Shomo at the famed Madison Square Garden in New York in 1961.
	Shomo was Pan American champion, champion and U.S. champion gloves golden U.S. before moving to professionalism. And his prominence was such that the semi-final fight with Barreto was the most important boxing gym in the world. The victory of Rio was given the unanimity of the jurors. Shomo He punished hard and nearly knocked him out in the eighth round, house when the bell saved the U.S..
	In amateurism, Baker was a champion of Rio, Brazilian and Latin American. Turned professional at the same time that [[Eder Jofre]], but did not like this, planned a career as a ladder to rise due to cminho the world title. Unlike. Businessmen get flustered with its rapid growth, have put the cart before the horse and ended up with him. Since debuting against Laurindo American, who defeated by TKO in satin assault in 1957 until the end of his career, Fernando Barreto only found hard to do. But it was too brave and went through all the obstacles with great class and always offering to the public number of superstars: Painted Piris, J Foffani, Ramon Perell?, Cuello, Ahumada, Salten, Federico War, the great Martiniano Pareyra (knockout of [[Paulo De Jesus]] ), Juan Pizzarro, and the famous I. Stephenson, of British Guiana, this by TKO in the fifth round.
	In late 1959 Fernando Barreto fought in Ibirapuera gymnasium with then world champion Don Jordan came to Brazil not to fight, but to escape a death threat made the international boxing mafia visor, and accepted a fight with Barreto as those who agree with a treininho not to lose shape. And almost streptokinase. just won on points over ten rounds, as a matter of luck. On the fourth time he accepted a kickback strong chin. Baker did not fall, practically few realized the situation, but was groggy and fought four rounds unconscious, very inferior. mechanically fought by instinct and only remained standing in the light of brio and an unusual physical strength. only really recovered in the eighth round and henceforth gave a beating in the final round ?ltino when Baker struck with inpressionante a variety of blows to the body and head. Jordan was no guard, glazed eyes and wobbly legs when the gang saved the noucaute. Another fifteen seconds and he had slept on the canvas.
	The following year Baker won two consecutive knockouts, against A. Carli, Rio, and against the said I. Stephenson, and then by pedeu points in ten rounds for the former world champion Virgil Akins, a boxer terrible, unfair and abstine. Barreto was brave as ever, did not flinch, gave many bucks, but on balance had a very hard punishment.
	It was then that the insensitivity of business and technical Molina manifested itself in more overt. three months later, they brought another beast for Rio: Ted Wright, a type almost as Akins, even more skilled, tough and pay. Baker ended the fight standing, once again, but suffered another brutal punishment, it certainly left sequels as the previous fight. Masm so, in the sequel in 1961, he vance seven fights. Later defeated Felipe Cambeiro, by the title of the national average. In 1964, Buenos Aires was the fight for the South American title and knocked out the Argentine H?ctor Mora Even there, but was defeated by Jorge Fernandez but non-title match.
	The fight crown visor with the same Fernandez was held in 1966 in the auditorium of the old TV Excelsior. And that was it. Baker lost by knockout in the seventh round and almost lost his life. He suffered a cerebral derrema and spent a long time unused to work, with partial paralysis of his left arm and leg. She rallied, with time, and might even lead a life more or less normal, but boxing, never again!

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	It was then that the insensitivity of business and technical Molina manifested itself in more overt. three months later, they brought another beast for Rio: Ted Wright, a type almost as Akins, even more skilled, tough and pay. Baker ended the fight standing, once again, but suffered another brutal punishment, it certainly left sequels as the previous fight. Masm so, in the sequel in 1961, he vance seven fights. Later defeated Felipe Cambeiro, by the title of the national average. In 1964, Buenos Aires was the fight for the South American title and knocked out the Argentine H?ctor Mora Even there, but was defeated by Jorge Fernandez but non-title match.		It was then that the insensitivity of business and technical Molina manifested itself in more overt. three months later, they brought another beast for Rio: Ted Wright, a type almost as Akins, even more skilled, tough and pay. Baker ended the fight standing, once again, but suffered another brutal punishment, it certainly left sequels as the previous fight. Masm so, in the sequel in 1961, he vance seven fights. Later defeated Felipe Cambeiro, by the title of the national average. In 1964, Buenos Aires was the fight for the South American title and knocked out the Argentine H?ctor Mora Even there, but was defeated by Jorge Fernandez but non-title match.
	The fight crown visor with the same Fernandez was held in 1966 in the auditorium of the old TV Excelsior. And that was it. Baker lost by knockout in the seventh round and almost lost his life. He suffered a cerebral derrema and spent a long time unused to work, with partial paralysis of his left arm and leg. She rallied, with time, and might even lead a life more or less normal, but boxing, never again!		The fight crown visor with the same Fernandez was held in 1966 in the auditorium of the old TV Excelsior. And that was it. Baker lost by knockout in the seventh round and almost lost his life. He suffered a cerebral derrema and spent a long time unused to work, with partial paralysis of his left arm and leg. She rallied, with time, and might even lead a life more or less normal, but boxing, never again!

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*As amateur, was South American Light Middleweight Champion in Montevideo, Uruguay, 1956; and in Santiago, Chile, 1957.

The amateur facts and Fights Record compiled by Martin Cameron (Cordoba, Argentina).
=Biography=

But the big name in boxing carioca of modern times was undoubtedly the welterweight
Fernando Barreto.
who saw him on the street and not know him,'m on a fight with him without hesitation, that would destroy certode with two tapas. Tall, gaunt, narrow shoulders, looked more like an athlete Barreto racing background than a fighter. Besides, he was very shy, docile by temparamento and education. but that outside the ring. Among the four strings, was a trap. when he took off his robe in the ring and showed off his thin arms, her chest shrunk across the opponent soria cm contempt, sure that was a gradient of inofensvo beginner. And suddenly realized that the cat was a skinny, with two handles fast, unrelenting and forceful.
Baker struggled upright, with a very high guard. He walked toward the trunk edvers?rio swinging sideways and forward, to achieve the middle distance. felt when the rival madida some of his arms, firing his machine gun. And few, very few managed to escape unharmed from their bullets. With this style very personal, Baker defeated opponent physically much stronger and also of great name, for example, the American Vince Shomo at the famed Madison Square Garden in New York in 1961.
Shomo was Pan American champion, champion and U.S. champion gloves golden U.S. before moving to professionalism. And his prominence was such that the semi-final fight with Barreto was the most important boxing gym in the world. The victory of Rio was given the unanimity of the jurors. Shomo He punished hard and nearly knocked him out in the eighth round, house when the bell saved the U.S..
In amateurism, Baker was a champion of Rio, Brazilian and Latin American. Turned professional at the same time that [[Eder Jofre]], but did not like this, planned a career as a ladder to rise due to cminho the world title. Unlike. Businessmen get flustered with its rapid growth, have put the cart before the horse and ended up with him. Since debuting against Laurindo American, who defeated by TKO in satin assault in 1957 until the end of his career, Fernando Barreto only found hard to do. But it was too brave and went through all the obstacles with great class and always offering to the public number of superstars: Painted Piris, J Foffani, Ramon Perell?, Cuello, Ahumada, Salten, Federico War, the great Martiniano Pareyra (knockout of [[Paulo De Jesus]] ), Juan Pizzarro, and the famous I. Stephenson, of British Guiana, this by TKO in the fifth round.
In late 1959 Fernando Barreto fought in Ibirapuera gymnasium with then world champion Don Jordan came to Brazil not to fight, but to escape a death threat made the international boxing mafia visor, and accepted a fight with Barreto as those who agree with a treininho not to lose shape. And almost streptokinase. just won on points over ten rounds, as a matter of luck. On the fourth time he accepted a kickback strong chin. Baker did not fall, practically few realized the situation, but was groggy and fought four rounds unconscious, very inferior. mechanically fought by instinct and only remained standing in the light of brio and an unusual physical strength. only really recovered in the eighth round and henceforth gave a beating in the final round ?ltino when Baker struck with inpressionante a variety of blows to the body and head. Jordan was no guard, glazed eyes and wobbly legs when the gang saved the noucaute. Another fifteen seconds and he had slept on the canvas.
The following year Baker won two consecutive knockouts, against A. Carli, Rio, and against the said I. Stephenson, and then by pedeu points in ten rounds for the former world champion Virgil Akins, a boxer terrible, unfair and abstine. Barreto was brave as ever, did not flinch, gave many bucks, but on balance had a very hard punishment.
It was then that the insensitivity of business and technical Molina manifested itself in more overt. three months later, they brought another beast for Rio: Ted Wright, a type almost as Akins, even more skilled, tough and pay. Baker ended the fight standing, once again, but suffered another brutal punishment, it certainly left sequels as the previous fight. Masm so, in the sequel in 1961, he vance seven fights. Later defeated Felipe Cambeiro, by the title of the national average. In 1964, Buenos Aires was the fight for the South American title and knocked out the Argentine H?ctor Mora Even there, but was defeated by Jorge Fernandez but non-title match.
The fight crown visor with the same Fernandez was held in 1966 in the auditorium of the old TV Excelsior. And that was it. Baker lost by knockout in the seventh round and almost lost his life. He suffered a cerebral derrema and spent a long time unused to work, with partial paralysis of his left arm and leg. She rallied, with time, and might even lead a life more or less normal, but boxing, never again!

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