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Tosti · 09-21-2009, 05:29 PM

Louis Skena (#44) V Peter Kane (#53)

Cirque d'hiver, Paris

Skena (left) was the French and European Flyweight Champion. He fought 56 times in an 8 year career, all in Europe. He won his European title in 1953 and retired as Champion.

2009-03-01 Paris Won KO 7 Katsuyoshi Takayama (0-0-0)
2009-04-01 Mexico City, DF Won KO 9 Humberto Gonzalez (0-0-0)

Kane held both the British and 'World' titles at Flyweight. In 1938 the Liverpool born slugger decked Jackie Jurich 5 times before going on win the World title on points. He immediately relinquished the belt to move up to Bantamweight where he won the European title.

2009-02-01 London Won TKO 7 Lupe Madera (1-0-1)
2009-03-01 London Won UD 10 Hi-Yong Choi (0-0-0)
2009-04-01 Buenos Aires Won UD 10 Santos Laciar (0-0-0)

09-21-2009, 05:29 PM	#121 (permalink)
Tosti Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: London Posts: 6,445 Thanks: 75 Thanked 121x in 116 posts	Round 2 - Bout 5 Louis Skena (#44) V Peter Kane (#53) Cirque d'hiver, Paris Skena (left) was the French and European Flyweight Champion. He fought 56 times in an 8 year career, all in Europe. He won his European title in 1953 and retired as Champion. 2009-03-01 Paris Won KO 7 Katsuyoshi Takayama (0-0-0) 2009-04-01 Mexico City, DF Won KO 9 Humberto Gonzalez (0-0-0) Kane held both the British and 'World' titles at Flyweight. In 1938 the Liverpool born slugger decked Jackie Jurich 5 times before going on win the World title on points. He immediately relinquished the belt to move up to Bantamweight where he won the European title. 2009-02-01 London Won TKO 7 Lupe Madera (1-0-1) 2009-03-01 London Won UD 10 Hi-Yong Choi (0-0-0) 2009-04-01 Buenos Aires Won UD 10 Santos Laciar (0-0-0) Attached Images