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Por
Johnny Torres Rivera
Pedro Malavez Rojas, campeón de boxeo en la categoría de los pesos pesados y conocido en el ámbito del boxeo profesional como Pete Martin, nació en Puerta de Tierra, San Juan, el 19 de mayo de 1908. Fueron sus padres, María Rojas Santiago, natural de San Lorenzo y Juan Malavez Cardona, de San Sebastian. Pedro tuvo cinco hermanos: Cándido, Juan, Luz, Consuelo, y José Rafael.
Terminó su preparación académica graduándose de cuarto año de escuela superior. En el 1927 ingresó al ejército de los Estados Unidos de Norteamérica, donde comenzó a practicar el boxeo.
En marzo de 1927 Pete Martin ejecuta sus primeros encuentros contra Walter Hogan y George Scholott, llevados a cabo en el 102nd Medical Regiment Armory, New York, New York, USA. En ambas ocasiones el resultado fue un empate.
En mayo de 1927 logra victorias por KO contra Mike Spergel y Tony Crusco. En la revancha contra Crusco se impone por KO técnico. Durante su servicio militar hizo un total de 31 peleas.
El 29 de enero de 1928 sube al cuadrilátero en el Loubrier Stadium de Bayamón, venciendo a Eladio Ferrer por KO. Su última contienda en el ejército fue contra Joe Zinc en el 106th Infantry Regiment Armory, Brooklyn, New York, USA. y la ganó por puntos.
De regreso a Puerto Rico al términar su servicio militar, Pete Martin enfrenta a Ray Rivera a quien vence por decisión el 2 de septiembre de 1928 en el San Juan Stadium de Puerta de Tierra, San Juan. El 4 de julio de 1929 gana la pelea contra el legendario Siso Lizardi, por puntuación, en el San Juan Stadium. La revancha entre estos dos púgiles el 10 de noviembre de 1929 celebrada en el Victory Garden Stadium de Santurce, San Juan, es ganada por Siso Lizardi por decisión.
El estilo de boxeo de Pete Martin era muy técnico y lento para el agrado de muchos. No era el tipo "fajador" que enardece a las multitudes. Las posibilidades de ganarle un combate por knock out resultaban casi nulas debido a su gran resistencia y habilidad para asimilar golpes.
A lo largo de toda su carrera solo fue derribado a la lona una sola vez, en su última pelea.
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Pete Martin
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Pete Martin parte hacia Caracas, Venezuela en el 1930. El 22 de noviembre de 1930 es proclamado campeón de los pesos pesados de Venezuela al vencer a Armand Best por KO. El título le es arrebatado en Caracas Venezuela el 22 de marzo de 1931 por Tommy White. En agosto de 1932 reta a otra de las grandes luminarias del boxeo puertorriqueño, Atilio Sabatino, a quién vence por decisión en combate llevado a cabo en el San Juan Stadium.
Pedro Malavez (Pete Martin) visitó varios paises del extranjero durante su trayectoria boxística: Venezuela, Surinam, España, Francia, Italia y la República Dominicana. En 1940 triunfó en combate con Antonio Medrano or KO en la República Dominican y en el 1945 perdió su última pelea frente a Baby Williams, por KO, en Caracas, Venezuela.
Los últimos 15 años trabajó como estibador en los muelles. Murió a causa de una
bronconeumonía a la edad de 71 años, el 6 de enero de 1980. Fue sepultado en el cementerio de Villa Palmeras.
Fuentes:
- Documentos del Registro Demográfico de Puerto Rico
- Datos Censo de Puerto Rico de 1920
- Departamento de Salud, División Registro Demográfico, ELA PR
- https/familysearch.org
ttp://boxrec.com/boxer/84776
ttp://boxrec.com/boxer/84776
Datos profesionales:
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date |
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opponent |
W-L-D |
last
6 |
location |
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1945-12-22 |
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Baby
Williams |
0-2-0 |
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Caracas,
Venezuela |
L |
KO |
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From
El Boxeo Professional de Venezuela 1922-1981. This is not Cuban
Baby William who turned pro in 1948 in Camaguey, Cuba
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1940-02-02 |
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Antonio
Medrano |
1-0-0 |
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Coliseo
Trujillo, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic |
W |
KO |
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From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
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1939-12-31 |
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Juan
Franco |
2-0-0 |
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Caracas,
Venezuela |
W |
PTS |
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From El
Boxeo Professional de Venezuela 1922-1981.
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1939-10-15 |
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Dan
Calcagno |
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Nuevo
Circo, Caracas, Venezuela |
W |
PTS |
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From El
Boxeo Professional de Venezuela 1922-1981.
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1939-08-20 |
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Conrado
Jimenez |
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Caracas,
Venezuela |
W |
PTS |
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From El
Boxeo Professional de Venezuela 1922-1981.
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1939-06-17 |
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Jesus
Rodil |
1-3-0 |
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Maracaibo,
Venezuela |
D |
PTS |
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From El
Boxeo Professional de Venezuela 1922-1981.
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1939-06-01 |
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Jose
Ramon Cueche |
0-1-0 |
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Caracas,
Venezuela |
L |
PTS |
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From El
Boxeo Professional de Venezuela 1922-1981.
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1939-03-18 |
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Jose
Ramon Cueche |
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Caracas,
Venezuela |
W |
PTS |
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From El
Boxeo Professional de Venezuela 1922-1981.
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1939-01-28 |
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Francisco
Campos |
0-1-1 |
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Caracas,
Venezuela |
L |
PTS |
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From El
Boxeo Professional de Venezuela 1922-1081.
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1939-01-08 |
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Francisco
Campos |
0-1-0 |
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Valencia,
Venezuela |
D |
PTS |
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From El
Boxeo Professional de Venezuela 1922-1981.
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1938-10-22 |
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Kid
Drett |
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Maiquetia,
Venezuela |
W |
PTS |
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From El
Boxeo Professional de Venezuela 1922-1981.
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1938-10-16 |
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Jesus
Rodil |
0-3-0 |
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Caracas,
Venezuela |
L |
PTS |
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From From
El Boxeo Professional de Venezuela 1922-1981.
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1938-06-18 |
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Juan
Franco |
1-0-0 |
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Caracas,
Venezuela |
L |
PTS |
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From El
Boxeo Professional de Venezuela 1922-1981.
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1938-05-01 |
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Juan
Franco |
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Caracas,
Venezuela |
L |
PTS |
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From El
Boxeo Professional de Venezuela 1922-81.
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1936-12-23 |
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Jose
Quelin Angulo |
23-6-3 |
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Escambron
Baseball Park, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
D |
PTS |
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From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
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1936-09-12 |
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Joe
Legon |
19-2-3 |
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Caracas,
Venezuela |
W |
PTS |
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From El
Boxeo Professional de Venezuela 1922-1981.
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1936-07-04 |
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Joe
Legon |
18-0-3 |
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Escambron
Baseball Park, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
W |
PTS |
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From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
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1936-05-31 |
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Eddie
Guerra |
8-9-2 |
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Escambron
Baseball Park, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
W |
PTS |
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From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
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1935-10-23 |
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Demosthenes
Wakerlis |
2-2-0 |
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Marseille,
Bouches-du-Rhône, France |
W |
PTS |
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1935-10-13 |
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Diego
Vizcaino |
3-1-0 |
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Paris,
Paris, France |
D |
PTS |
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1935-10-11 |
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Diego
Vizcaino |
2-1-0 |
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Salle
Wagram, Paris, Paris, France |
L |
PTS |
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1935-10-09 |
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Demosthenes
Wakerlis |
2-1-0 |
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Marseille,
Bouches-du-Rhône, France |
W |
PTS |
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1935-09-13 |
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Victor
Janas |
15-9-1 |
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Salle
Wagram, Paris, Paris, France |
L |
PTS |
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1935-08-20 |
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Horacio
Velha |
46-22-3 |
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Lisbon,
Portugal |
L |
PTS |
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The
location is correct but the date as given is just a guess.
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1935-07-03 |
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Henri
Barba |
1-0-1 |
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Marseille,
Bouches-du-Rhône, France |
W |
PTS |
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1935-06-24 |
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Demosthenes
Wakerlis |
1-0-0 |
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Marseille,
Bouches-du-Rhône, France |
W |
PTS |
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1935-06-01 |
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Diego
Vizcaino |
1-0-0 |
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Marseille,
Bouches-du-Rhône, France |
W |
PTS |
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1935-05-22 |
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Henri
Barba |
1-0-0 |
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Marseille,
Bouches-du-Rhône, France |
D |
PTS |
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1935-05-15 |
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Deogracias
Clua |
5-8-0 |
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Théâtre
des Nouveautés, Toulouse, Haute-Garonne, France |
W |
PTS |
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1935-04-08 |
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Victor
Janas |
11-8-1 |
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Théâtre
des Nouveautés, Toulouse, Haute-Garonne, France |
L |
PTS |
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1935-03-16 |
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Fernand
Viez |
32-8-9 |
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Central
Sporting Club, Paris, Paris, France |
W |
PTS |
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From Boxing,
March 27, 1935, page 7.
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1935-02-04 |
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Marius
Baudry |
43-28-10 |
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Central
Sporting Club, Paris, Paris, France |
W |
PTS |
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Date
approx.POssible card in 1935.
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1935-01-22 |
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Victor
Janas |
9-7-1 |
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Central
Sporting Club, Paris, Paris, France |
L |
PTS |
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1934-12-17 |
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Vittorio
Venturi |
39-20-10 |
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Genoa,
Liguria, Italy |
L |
PTS |
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1934-12-04 |
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Robert
Broville |
14-7-3 |
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Central
Sporting Club, Paris, Paris, France |
W |
PTS |
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1934-11-12 |
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Paul
Rebel |
16-5-4 |
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Palais
des Sports, Paris, Paris, France |
L |
PTS |
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From Boxing,
November 24, 1934, page 17.
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1934-10-25 |
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Ignacio
Ara |
87-9-6 |
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Teatro
Circo Price, Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid, Spain |
L |
PTS |
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1934-09-28 |
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Ignacio
Ara |
86-9-6 |
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Teatro
Circo Price, Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid, Spain |
L |
PTS |
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1934-08-29 |
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Cheo
Morejon |
33-11-8 |
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Teatro
Circo Olympia, Barcelona, Cataluña, Spain |
W |
PTS |
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1934-07-31 |
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Juan
Santandreu |
9-5-4 |
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Nuevo
Mundo, Barcelona, Cataluña, Spain |
L |
PTS |
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1934-07-24 |
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Cristobal
Martinez Valera |
8-7-0 |
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Nuevo
Mundo, Barcelona, Cataluña, Spain |
W |
KO |
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1933-12-15 |
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Jose
Quelin Angulo |
21-4-2 |
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Victory
Garden Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
D |
PTS |
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From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
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1933-09-08 |
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Joey
Caruso |
22-21-3 |
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Victory
Garden Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
W |
PTS |
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From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
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1933-08-13 |
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Jose
Quelin Angulo |
21-4-1 |
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Victory
Garden Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
D |
PTS |
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From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
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1933-07-23 |
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Joe
Ralph |
22-23-8 |
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Paramaribo,
Suriname |
W |
PTS |
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The
date and location of this fight are uncertain, but it probably
did occur in Surinam in the summer of 1933.
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1933-05-06 |
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Jupp
Besselmann |
28-0-3 |
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Caracas,
Venezuela |
L |
DQ |
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Venezuelan
welterweight title
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1932-08-14 |
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Atilio
Sabatino |
22-4-2 |
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San
Juan Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
W |
PTS |
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From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
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1932-06-12 |
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Siso
Lizardi |
13-11-1 |
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San
Juan Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
W |
PTS |
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From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
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1932-04-15 |
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Martin
Oroz |
41-10-6 |
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San
Juan Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
L |
PTS |
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From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
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1932-02-27 |
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Armando
Best |
0-2-0 |
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Caracas,
Venezuela |
W |
PTS |
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From El
Boxeo Professional de Venezuela 1922-1981.
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1932-01-24 |
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Martin
Oroz |
39-9-6 |
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Caracas,
Venezuela |
L |
UD |
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referee: Raul
Gray
Sources: Boxeo, Feb 2, 1932 and El
Boxeo Professional de Venezuela, 1922-1981.
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1931-12-04 |
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Connie
Josenio |
40-25-7 |
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San
Juan Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
NC |
NC |
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From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
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1931-11-06 |
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Lope
Tenorio |
63-33-12 |
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San
Juan Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
W |
PTS |
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From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
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1931-08-30 |
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Hilario
Martinez |
60-30-6 |
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San
Juan Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
W |
PTS |
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From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
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1931-07-05 |
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Frankie
O'Ben |
20-5-2 |
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Caracas,
Venezuela |
D |
PTS |
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From El
Boxeo Professional de Venezuela 1922-1981.
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1931-06-14 |
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William
Dick |
18-4-2 |
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Caracas,
Venezuela |
W |
PTS |
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From El
Boxeo Professional de Venezuela 1922-1981.
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1931-03-22 |
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Tommy
White |
112-18-8 |
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Caracas,
Venezuela |
L |
PTS |
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Venezuelan
welterweight title
From El Boxeo Professional de Venezuela, by Riveiro and
Benitez; also from White's record materials (Tim Leone).
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1931-03-01 |
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Pete
Petrolle |
25-41-10 |
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Caracas,
Venezuela |
W |
PTS |
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From El
Boxeo Professional de Venezuela 1922-1981.
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1930-11-22 |
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Armando
Best |
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Caracas,
Venezuela |
W |
KO |
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Venezuelan
welterweight title
Martin won the Venezuelan welterweight title.
From El Boxeo
Professional de Venezuela 1922-1981.
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1930-10-26 |
|
Max
Izane |
0-1-0 |
|
Caracas,
Venezuela |
W |
PTS |
|
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From El
Boxeo Professional de Venezuela 1922-1981.
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1930-10-19 |
|
Alfonso
Gabay |
|
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Caracas,
Venezuela |
W |
PTS |
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From El
Boxeo Professional de Venezuela 1922-1981, by Roberto
Riveiro & Leo Benitez.
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1930-09-21 |
|
Relampago
Saguero |
41-10-2 |
|
Victory
Garden Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
L |
PTS |
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From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
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1930-08-17 |
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Lope
Tenorio |
59-30-10 |
|
Victory
Garden Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
L |
PTS |
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From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
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1930-06-29 |
|
Carlos
Perez |
9-2-0 |
|
San
Juan Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
W |
PTS |
|
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From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
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1930-05-11 |
|
Ruben
Brooks |
|
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San
Juan Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
W |
KO |
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From The
Ring, August 1930, page 63. Brooks was identified as an
"English colored welterweight," which probably means
that he was from the British Virgin Islands. (An attempt to
check this is being made.) Other scheduled fights on this
program for which results are needed: Jose Lago v. Rafael
Morales; Johnny Martin v. Victor Garcia; Felipe Andrade v.
Vicente Abadia; Antonio Curra v. Pedro Benitez.
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1930-04-13 |
|
Michael
Licciano |
|
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San
Juan Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
W |
KO |
|
|
From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
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1930-03-23 |
|
Frankie
O'Ben |
19-2-2 |
|
Victory
Garden Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
W |
PTS |
|
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From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
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1929-11-10 |
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Siso
Lizardi |
9-3-0 |
|
Victory
Garden Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
L |
PTS |
|
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From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
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1929-07-04 |
|
Siso
Lizardi |
9-2-0 |
|
San
Juan Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
W |
PTS |
|
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From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
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1929-05-31 |
|
Fernando
Fiorillo |
0-1-0 |
|
Victory
Garden Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
W |
DQ |
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From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
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1929-03-22 |
|
Fernando
Fiorillo |
|
|
Victory
Garden Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
W |
PTS |
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From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid), which had Martin the winner. The
Ring, June 1929, page 35, said that Fiorillo won.
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1929-03-03 |
|
Willie
Herman |
46-17-15 |
|
San
Juan Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
W |
TKO |
|
|
From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
|
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|
|
1928-12-02 |
|
Hilario
Martinez |
46-19-5 |
|
San
Juan Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
W |
PTS |
|
|
From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
|
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|
|
1928-11-18 |
|
Frankie
Spicer |
0-6-0 |
|
San
Juan Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
W |
KO |
|
|
From El
Mundo,/i>, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
|
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|
|
1928-09-30 |
|
George
Messina |
3-3-1 |
|
San
Juan Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
W |
PTS |
|
|
From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
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date |
|
opponent |
W-L-D |
last
6 |
location |
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1928-09-02 |
|
Ray
Rivera |
6-7-1 |
|
San
Juan Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
W |
PTS |
|
From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
|
|
|
1928-07-27 |
|
Joe
Zink |
27-35-17 |
|
106th
Infantry Regiment Armory, Brooklyn, New York, USA |
W |
PTS |
|
|
1928-07-26 |
|
George
LaFrance |
3-6-0 |
|
Fort
Hamilton Arena, Brooklyn, New York, USA |
W |
PTS |
|
|
1928-07-07 |
|
Freddie
Lindstroem |
6-0-0 |
|
Ridgewood
Grove, Brooklyn, New York, USA |
W |
PTS |
|
|
1928-05-12 |
|
Andy
Sackowitz |
7-9-8 |
|
14th
Regiment Armory, Brooklyn, New York, USA |
W |
PTS |
|
|
1928-05-02 |
|
Andy
Sackowitz |
7-9-7 |
|
Mitchel
Field Arena, Mineola, New York, USA |
D |
PTS |
|
|
1928-03-31 |
|
Charlie
Sapko |
4-4-1 |
|
14th
Regiment Armory, Brooklyn, New York, USA |
W |
KO |
|
|
1928-02-18 |
|
Ray
Rivera |
2-6-1 |
|
Victory
Garden Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico |
W |
PTS |
|
From El
Mundo, San Juan (Jack Kincaid).
|
|
|
1928-01-29 |
|
Eladio
Ferrer |
3-1-1 |
|
Loubriel
Stadium, Bayamon, Puerto Rico |
W |
KO |
|
From El
Tiempo, San Juan (Laurence Fielding).
|
|
|
1927-12-17 |
|
Georgie
Day |
28-21-17 |
|
Arena,
New Haven, Connecticut, USA |
L |
PTS |
|
This
result is from Martin'z record in the 1929 Puerto Rican record
book. It is known that Martin and Day were scheduled to fight an
8-rounder in New Haven on this date. It is to be hoped that
someone will search the Hartford Courant and perhaps the New
Haven Journal-Courier and the Bridgeport Post for Connecticut
results from the last three months of 1927, which would make the
1927 Connecticut results much more complete.
|
|
|
1927-11-29 |
|
Willie
Hussey |
7-0-0 |
|
Arena,
New Haven, Connecticut, USA |
W |
KO |
|
|
1927-11-26 |
|
George
LaFrance |
3-5-0 |
|
14th
Regiment Armory, Brooklyn, New York, USA |
W |
PTS |
|
|
1927-11-05 |
|
Billy
Wiley |
11-34-12 |
|
14th
Regiment Armory, Brooklyn, New York, USA |
W |
PTS |
|
|
1927-10-19 |
|
Hilario
Blanco |
|
|
Pioneer
Sporting Club, New York, New York, USA |
W |
PTS |
|
Sometimes
attributed to a Hilario Roanco
|
|
|
1927-10-15 |
|
Ralph
Landis |
3-0-2 |
|
14th
Regiment Armory, Brooklyn, New York, USA |
D |
PTS |
|
|
1927-10-10 |
|
Red
Garren |
10-7-3 |
|
Arena,
New Haven, Connecticut, USA |
W |
PTS |
|
|
1927-10-01 |
|
Johnny
Ciccarelli |
5-2-3 |
|
14th
Regiment Armory, Brooklyn, New York, USA |
W |
DQ |
|
|
1927-09-28 |
|
George
Hassen |
|
|
Mitchel
Field Arena, Mineola, New York, USA |
W |
PTS |
|
|
1927-09-22 |
|
Johnny
Mason |
13-11-11 |
|
Arena,
New Haven, Connecticut, USA |
W |
TKO |
|
referee: Doc
Sloman
|
|
|
1927-09-15 |
|
Tommy
Jarrett |
12-7-2 |
|
Arena,
New Haven, Connecticut, USA |
D |
PTS |
|
|
|
1927-08-31 |
|
Ralph
Landis |
3-0-0 |
|
Fort
Hamilton Arena, Brooklyn, New York, USA |
D |
PTS |
|
|
|
1927-08-03 |
|
George
Messina |
3-2-0 |
|
Fort
Hamilton Arena, Brooklyn, New York, USA |
W |
PTS |
|
|
|
1927-07-26 |
|
Eddie
Shapiro |
2-0-1 |
|
22nd
Engineers' Armory, New York, New York, USA |
D |
PTS |
|
|
|
1927-07-13 |
|
Charley
Nelson |
7-4-3 |
|
Mitchel
Field Arena, Mineola, New York, USA |
L |
DQ |
|
|
|
1927-06-29 |
|
Tommy
Carbone |
18-11-3 |
|
Mitchel
Field Arena, Mineola, New York, USA |
W |
KO |
|
|
|
1927-06-01 |
|
Harry
Sankey |
19-10-5 |
|
Mitchel
Field Arena, Mineola, New York, USA |
L |
PTS |
|
|
|
1927-05-24 |
|
Joe
Rivera |
1-2-0 |
|
22nd
Engineers' Armory, New York, New York, USA |
W |
PTS |
|
|
|
1927-05-12 |
|
Eddie
Saffer |
0-1-1 |
|
102nd
Medical Regiment Armory, New York, New York, USA |
W |
PTS |
|
|
|
1927-05-11 |
|
Tony
Crusco |
7-20-8 |
|
Mitchel
Field Arena, Mineola, New York, USA |
W |
TKO |
|
|
|
1927-05-04 |
|
Tony
Crusco |
7-19-8 |
|
71st
Regiment Armory, New York, New York, USA |
W |
KO |
|
|
|
1927-05-02 |
|
Mike
Spergel |
7-2-5 |
|
102nd
Medical Regiment Armory, New York, New York, USA |
W |
KO |
|
|
|
1927-03-10 |
|
George
Schlott |
2-2-1 |
|
102nd
Medical Regiment Armory, New York, New York, USA |
D |
PTS |
|
|
|
1927-03-03 |
|
Walter
Hogan |
|
|
102nd
Medical Regiment Armory, New York, New York, USA |
D |
PTS |
Fuentes:
- Documentos del Registro Demográfico de Puerto Rico
- Datos Censo de Puerto Rico de 1920
- Departamento de Salud, División Registro Demográfico, ELA PR
- https/familysearch.org
- http://boxrec.com/boxer/84776
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Pedro
Malavez Rojas