Pancho Dencio - Revision history

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	'''Pancho Dencio''' (Faustino Cabanela) is not to be confused with [[Young Dencio]] (Dencio Villamore). He was a bantamweight and featherweight, whereas Young Dencio was a genuine flyweight. Both were Filipinos. Both fighters took their ring names from [[Dencio Cabanela]], the great Filipino featherweight of the immediate post-World War I period.		'''Pancho Dencio''' (Faustino Cabanela) is not to be confused with [[Young Dencio]] (Dencio Villamore). He was a bantamweight and featherweight, whereas Young Dencio was a genuine flyweight. Both were Filipinos. Both fighters took their ring names from [[Dencio Cabanela]], the great Filipino featherweight of the immediate post-World War I period.

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	Pancho Dencio (Faustino Cabanela) is not to be confused with Young Dencio (Dencio Villamore). He was a bantamweight and featherweight, whereas Young Dencio was a genuine flyweight. Both were Filipinos. Both fighters took their ring names from Dencio Cabanela, the great Filipino featherweight of the immediate post-World War I period.		<boxer>288835</boxer>

	~~The only published record for~~ Pancho Dencio was ~~published in the EVERLAST BOXING RECORD~~, ~~1928 edition, and this record covered only his 1927 activity~~. ~~In 1927, and afterward, he was active in rings of the eastern United States~~. ~~It is thought that he fought earlier in California~~, ~~and before that in~~ the ~~Philippines~~.		'''Pancho Dencio''' (Faustino Cabanela) is not to be confused with [[Young Dencio]] (Dencio Villamore). He was a bantamweight and featherweight, whereas Young Dencio was a genuine flyweight. Both were Filipinos. Both fighters took their ring names from [[Dencio Cabanela]], the great Filipino featherweight of the immediate post-World War I period.

	-Luckett Davis		The only published record for Pancho Dencio was published in the ''[[Everlast Boxing Record]]'', 1928 edition, and this record covered only his 1927 activity. In 1927, and afterward, he was active in rings of the eastern United States. It is thought that he fought earlier in California, and before that in the Philippines.

			<small>Research by Luckett Davis, [[International Boxing Research Organization]].</small>

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	Pancho Dencio (Faustino Cabanela) is not to be confused with Young Dencio (Dencio Villamore). He was a bantamweight and featherweight, whereas Young Dencio was a genuine flyweight. Both were Filipinos. Both fighters took their ring names from Dencio Cabanela, the great Filipino featherweight of the immediate post-World War I period.		Pancho Dencio (Faustino Cabanela) is not to be confused with Young Dencio (Dencio Villamore). He was a bantamweight and featherweight, whereas Young Dencio was a genuine flyweight. Both were Filipinos. Both fighters took their ring names from Dencio Cabanela, the great Filipino featherweight of the immediate post-World War I period.

			The only published record for Pancho Dencio was published in the EVERLAST BOXING RECORD, 1928 edition, and this record covered only his 1927 activity. In 1927, and afterward, he was active in rings of the eastern United States. It is thought that he fought earlier in California, and before that in the Philippines.

			-Luckett Davis

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	(Dencio Villamore).
	He was a bantamweight and featherweight, whereas Young Dencio was a genuine flyweight.
	Both were Filipinos.

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Pancho Dencio (Faustino Cabanela) is not to be confused with Young Dencio
(Dencio Villamore).
He was a bantamweight and featherweight, whereas Young Dencio was a genuine flyweight.
Both were Filipinos.