Al Singer
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Al Singer est un boxeur américain né le 6 septembre 1909 à New York et mort le 20 avril 1961[1].
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Il devient champion du monde des poids légers le 17 juillet 1930 en battant par KO au 1er round Sammy Mandell mais perd son titre dès le combat suivant face à Tony Canzoneri le 14 novembre 1930. Il met un terme à sa carrière en 1935 sur un bilan de 62 victoires, 9 défaites et 2 matchs nuls.
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- Boxeur américain (boxe anglaise)
- Champion du monde de boxe professionnelle
- Naissance en 1909
- Décès en 1961
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