Photos with missing files

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SANDER BONDE LW

Born - Aalborg, Denmark

16(5)-11-0

Bonde knocked around Copenhagen from 1958 to 1964 assembling a mediocre record against less than mediocre talent. He was stopped four times over 27 bouts. Given the level of talent on his opponent list, one stoppage may have been enough to consider his chin weak.

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POUL BAEKGAARD MW

Born - Arhus, Denmark

6(1)-1-0

Baekgaard fought Copenhagen locals until one them took him out with a second round TKO in 1980.

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TORBEN ANDERSEN MW

Born - Denmark

24(4)-2-0

Andersen amassed a nice record in and around Copenhagen but never tested his skills beyond the local market.

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AKINOBU HIRANAKA JWW

Hometown - Okinawa, Japan

20(18)-2-0

Of Hiranaka's 22 career fights, 13 of them were with a title on the line. He took the Japanese Junior Welterweight title with a sixth round knockout over Masahiro Tanabu in only his fourth career bout. After nine title defenses, he took on Juan Martin Coggi for the WBA title but suffered his first pro loss in a 12 round decision. Three years later, Hiranaka won the WBA belt from then champion Edwin Rosario on a first round TKO. He lost the title in his first defense to Morris East and retired from the ring. His only career stoppage loss came in that final bout with East.

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Unk Russell - JWW

Hometown - Philadelphia, PA

37-15-5 (27) 66NC

Was only stopped once in a 123 bouts.

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Francis Royal - HW

Hometown - Santa Fe, NM

7-8-0 (6)

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Willie Rothwell - LW

Hometown - Brooklyn, NY

1-4-0 (0)

Check spelling on photo (Rothwell_WilliamH)

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Matt Ross - CW
14-11-0 (8)

Tommy Rose - JWW
27-4-0 (14)

Juan Rondon - WW
22-16-2 (11)
(Check spelling on photo)

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I've lost my Tommy Rose photo. Could someone post it again?
Thanks, Scot

[LeeSkye]

Tommy Rose

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FIGHTING DICK HYLAND LW

Hometown - Calgary, Alberta, Canada

19(9)-25-7; 5 NC

Hyland (William Uren) was a tough and scrappy Western Canadian that didn't shy away from the big names. Right out of the chute, he faced Frankie Neil in his second pro bout and was KO'd in the fifteenth round. In 1909, he had an epic battle with Leach Cross that saw Cross go down 15 times. Hyland hung in there and kept pressing until Cross finally succumbed in the forty-first round. Hyland had three title bouts over his career. In 1909, Battling Nelson scored a twenty-third round knockout over Hyland for the World Lightweight Title. In 1912, Hyland drew with Joe Bayley in Calgary with the Canadian belt on the line and beat Maurice Thompson one month later for the Lightweight Championship of Western Canada. Over his career, Hyland beat Matty Baldwin, Aurelio Herrera, Rudy Unholz, Young Loughrey, Billy Finucane and Young Corbett II.

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ALBERTO JIMENEZ FLY

Hometown - Mexico City, Mexico

34(29)-5-3

The One-time Mexican Flyweight Champion won the WBO Belt with an eighth round TKO over South African Jacob Matlala. He defended four times before drawing with Carlos Salazar and then being stopped in the tenth by Salazar. After losing his belt, Jimenez was stopped by Oscar Archiniega in 1997. He came back briefly in 2000 to score TKOs over two patsies before hanging the gloves up for good.

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DUJUAN JOHNSON JWW

Hometown - Detroit, Michigan, USA

21(17)-3-0

Johnson defeated Miguel Montilla on his way to a 17-0-0 record that landed him a shot at the WBA Jr. Welterweight Title at the age of 21. Aaron Pryor won the bout with a seventh round TKO. After his loss to Pryor, Johnson lost two more bouts and was on the comeback trail with an impressive ninth round KO of Brian Janssen when tragedy struck. At the age of 24, Johnson's career and life were cut short when he was shot dead during a robbery in his hometown.

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JOHN MICHAEL "Bam Bam" JOHNSON BW

Hometown - San Antonio, Texas, USA

30(23)-9-0

Johnson fought from Jr. Bantamweight up through Featherweight during his sixteen years in the ring. He collected the WBC Continental Americas Jr Bantamweight Belt in 1990, The USBA JBW title in 1992, and in 1994 handed Junior Jones his first loss with an eleventh round TKO claiming the WBA Bantamweight Title. Johnson was not as successful above BW, losing a bid at the IBF Jr Featherweight title to Ledwaba and two shots at the IBF Featherweight belt to Oscar Leon and Angel Chacon.

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Orlando Romero - LW

Hometown - Lim, Peru

34-6-1 (12)

Won the Peruvian LW Title. Lost to Ray Mancini (my favorite) by KO9 for the WBA LW Title.

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Liborio Romero - Fly

Hometown - Tenaningo, Mexico

10-4-0 (7)

The only boxer I could find in the game he has faced was Juan Lagos. Lagos won by MD6.

Thanks for the photo Lee

[David Myers]

Brazilian-born bantamweight of Syrian parentage who fought out of Butte, Mt., from 1922 to 1932. (I rated him some time ago. He is also available in my bantamweight fighter pack at Cornerwork.)

[David Myers]

Jewish featherweight out of New York who fought from 1928 to 1938. He was rated some time ago by Mark Elwood (a.k.a. Vistaman).

[David Myers]

A file is needed to go with his photo, according to Chris's list. You can find it <a href="http://www.ootpdevelopments.com/board/showthread.php?t=90654&page=3" target="_blank">here</a>.

[wanderer]

Does anybody have a file of JWW champion Terry Marsh?