3 title shots/3 continents

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  1. Bukkake

    Bukkake Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Name boxers who never became world champion, but who...

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    ... challenged for a world title 3 times, on 3 different continents - against 3 different opponents.

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    ... challenged for a world title 3 times, on 3 different continents - against the same opponent.
     
  2. hhascup

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  3. Bukkake

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    Yep... you got B right.:good

    Bill Squires challenged Tommy Burns for the heavyweight crown in the US, in France and in Australia.
     
  4. johnmaff36

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    You just hit too damn hard B.
     
  5. burt bienstock

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    Bukkake, we have our hands full with HH !:patsch
     
  6. Bukkake

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    We certainly have - it's difficult to come up with a question, that would be even a little bit challenging for him!
     
  7. hhascup

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    Jose Luis Zepeda
     
  8. AlFrancis

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    Alan Rudkin - Fighting Harada - Japan
    - Lionel Rose - Australia
    - Ruben Olivares - US
     
  9. hhascup

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    Alan Rudkin also fits
     
  10. Bukkake

    Bukkake Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Yes, hh... you are right again!

    Zepeda fought Pichit Sithbanprachan and Francisco Tejedor for the IBF flyweight title in Thailand and Columbia, respectively...

    ... and in his last fight he challenged Jose Antonio Aguirre for the WBC minimumweight title in Mexico.


    By the way, hh... when will the new IBHOF inductees be announced?
     
  11. Bukkake

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    You know, Al... I was kind of hoping, you would be the one, who named Alan Rudkin. And of course you did.:thumbsup
     
  12. AlFrancis

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    I had to get that one :good never thought about it before, maybe he was the first.
     
  13. Bukkake

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  14. AlFrancis

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    There is a biography being written at the moment on dad. If HH doesn't think of anyone else that little bit of trivia will be mentioned.
     
  15. Bukkake

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    Sorry, I was too quick! Mitsunori Seki also challenged for a world title on 3 continents against 3 different opponents - and he beat your dad to it by one year! However, since he challenged 5 times for a world crown, he doesn't fit the question.