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Peppe, from Rocky Hill in Connecticut, won more than the youngest boxers alone. He took the title of Faiderweight twice. From November 1942 to November 1948. Again, from February 1949 to September 1950.

The final record of PEP was an outstanding 229-11-1 with 65 stops. He once told the middleweight champion Rocky Graziano, 'You couldn't hurt me with full fist of the stone!'

Pep won his first 62 battle before losing ten-round decision to former Lightweight champion Sammy Angot on March 7. He defeated Chakki Wright by 15 rounds of unanimous decisions at the age of 20 to win the Nisike World Featherweight Championship at the age of 20. 7, 1946.

On October 26, he defeated the Sadler again in the match and defeated the Sadler on February 7, 8, and re-defeated the title of 15-round by Pepp's 134-1-1 record.

Pep retired in 1, only returned to 655 and fought ten more times before retiring for the good in the 5th. He defeated Jackie Lennon on April 2, April 8, and this author was present, though not yet author. He won 9 out of 19 to losing the final battle to Calvin Woodland.

WBE, WBA, WHOO Minimum Wet and Light Flywaite Champion Ricardo 'Fino' Lopez Mexico City, Destitalo Federal, 38 Stops from Mexico, with 31-0-1.

Lopez was 47-0 when he was placed in a D-TD by D-TD in 7 rounds in a draw of 24-0. He was scattered in the 2nd round. Alvarez lost a point in the 7th round due to the WBC accidental head Butt rule. It was August August 1. In the match, on November 7, Lopez made a divided decision to add an empty WBA title to his WBC title.

In the next fight, Lopez won the IBF World Light Flywaite title by Will Griggsby, defeated by a divided decision on October 2-6, 2, 2. Then Anucha Fotong won 38-5-1 and Jolani Petllo won his last two fights in a stop against 17-2-2.

World Flywaite champion Jimmy 'The Mitty Atom' Wilward, 121-1-1, won the Dick Hesman 3-1 in London 3-1 in the second round. He came from the Tylerstown of Wales in the UK.

Wilded finished the last two fights with a 132-4-1 record with 98 stops.

Passcual Perez was the 1948 Olympic Gold Medal in London. 'El Leon Mendosino' nickname from Argentina's Seyadad Mendoza 4:11.

On November 26, 1954, Perez, 23-0-1, won the World Flywaite title by defeating Josio Shiral 46-6-4 in Tokyo, Japan. In the re -match he knocked out in 5 rounds.

Perez was 3-5-6-6, when he lost to the white Yawa in Tokyo, Japan on January 5, to Yaota 2 27-6. He won the match again with the tenth round knockout in November. He finished with a record 84-7-1 with 57 stops.