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PAOLO VIDOZ HW

Hometown - Gorizia, Italy

17(11)-2-0

In his most recent fight, he lost to Nicolay Valuez by TKO9.

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ADAN VARGAS JFW

Hometown - Cuajimalpa, Mexico

38(23)-4-1

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JOE VARELA SMW

Hometown - Phoenix, AZ

9(5)-4-1

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NELSON VALLES LW

Hometown - Las Vegas, NV

1(0)-6-0

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FRANK ANDROFF HW

Hometown - Anoka, Minnesota, USA

17(10)-13-6

Androff fought mostly local talent in the Minneapolis area. He out pointed Fred Lenhart in 1938 and dropped bouts to Lou Nova, Johnny Flynn, Gunnar Barlund and light-heavy Joey Maxim.

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ANDY "Young" CHANEY LW

Hometown - Baltimore, Maryland, USA

26(4)-17-5; 10 NC

Chaney had a good career as a featherweight and lightweight, eleven of his losses came in his final 14 bouts as things fell apart for him. His first 5 pro bouts consisted of a win and a loss with Dick Loadman, a decision loss to Kid Williams and no contest 10 and 12 rounders with Kid Herman and Frankie Burns. The fast start landed Chaney a Fetherweight title shot against Johnny Kilbane in 1919. The two fought to an 8 round no decision and did the same the following year. In both bouts, Chaney won the newspaper decision but the title did not change hands because Kilbane was not stopped. Chaney went on to draw with Charlie Beecher and score wins over Archie Walker, Frank Rice, Joe Dundee, Babe Herman and a post prime Kid Williams.

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CHANG-HO CHOI FLY

Hometown - Seoul, Korea, USA

15(12)-5-0

Choi was the one-time Korean Flyweight champ and won the IBF title with an eleventh round KO over Dodie Boy Penalosa. He lost the belt in his first defense against Rolando Bohol. In 1988, Choi received a shot at Khaosai Galaxy for the WBA Jr. Bantam title and was taken out in round eight.

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SHAWN "The Educator" GALLEGOS LW

Hometown - Las Vegas, New Mexico, USA

14(5)-1-0

Gallegos is a young lightweight that has won the New Mexico State Lightweight and Jr. Welterweight Titles. He has yet to be stopped in 15 career bouts but has not been seriously tested.

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LUIS RAUL GALVAN JFW

Hometown - Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

3(2)-3-0

Galvan was in and out of the pro ring in three years with an even record against other inexperienced boxers.

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ROCKY GANNON HW

Hometown - Bay City, Michigan, USA

30(23)-11-0

Gannon did relatively well at the lower weights, collecting the Michigan State, IBC and IBA Light Heavyweight Titles. Rocky scored victories over LHW Richard Hall, SMW Thomas Tate and LHW Iran Barkley. At the Heavyweight level, he was dropped by the likes of Paea Wolfgramm. Gannon made a number of appearances on USA Network's Tuesday Night Fights and was fondly remembered as "A whirling dervish of minimal talent" by one OOTP board member.

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FRANK GOTCH HW

Hometown - Humboldt, Iowa, USA

Height - 5'11"
Weight - 210lbs

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Gotch was the son of German immigrants, his father Frederick served in the 186th New York Volunteer Infantry and under General Grant in the Army of the Potomac. As a young boy, Frank dreamed of following in his hero John L Sullivan's shoes as a prize fighter. His path however diverted from his dream as he became a pro wrestler. He trained under American star wrestler Farmer Burns and went with Burns to Alaska in 1900 where he made $30,000 in six months wrestling. While there, he decided to try his hand as a pugilist against Paddy Slavin in a bout held at the New Savoy Theater in Klondike, Yukon Territory, Canada.

The match with Slavin went badly for Gotch. Paddy battered Gotch bloody through the first three rounds. In the fourth round, a frustrated Gotch grabbed Slavin and threw him through the ropes bringing a disqualification and a quick end to his boxing career. Gotch said that he "had learned a good lesson, never take on another man in the other's field of expertise, but make him fight your style." Four years later, with a bit of training under his belt, Gotch tried boxing again with better results. He battled with Boomer Weeks to a 12 round draw in Spokane, Washington.

As a wrestler, Gotch became the American Champion and a legend wrestling at Soldiers Field in Chicago and other premiere venues. He was known to have nearly super-human endurance, impeccable techniques and great agility.

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JACK GRACE LW

Hometown - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

2(1)-10-1

Grace was a turn-of-the-century tomato can that held wins only over other winless tomato cans. He was KO'd by George McFadden, Kid McCoy and Torpedo Billy Murphy. Grace suffered stoppages in 7 of his 10 defeats.

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OLEKSANDR GARASHCHENKO LHW

Hometown - Kiev, Ukraine

13(6)-8-0

Garashchenko has had a mediocre career losing his one big fight, an eight round decision to then undefeated Grigory Drozd. 2004 was an up year for the Ukrainian, he won three bouts by stoppage in his homeland including a third round TKO over Makhmud Otazhanov for the Ukrainian Cruiserweight Title. He finished the year in November with his fist victory in the US, a six round decision over Ronald Boddie at Madison Square Garden in New York.

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ELCO GARCIA JMW

Hometown - Durango, Colorado, USA

17(7)-3-0

At 34, Garcia is a bit old to be considered a prospect, but he does seem to be progressing even at his advanced age (in boxing terms). Of his three career losses, two were by stoppage and came in his first five pro bouts. The third loss occurred in 2004 when he was decisioned by the unbeaten Ishmail Arvin. Elco has scored decision wins over Benjie Marquez, Gilberto Flores, Rudy Lovato and Anthony Bartinelli. In 2004, he took the WBC Intercontinental Mundo Hispanic Junior Middleweight Title with a sixth round TKO over Joaquin Zamora. If you think that title is a mouth full, Garcia is also the uncrowned but recognized New Mexico State Junior Middleweight Champion (whatever that is). He is currently (Jan, 2005) ranked number one in New Mexico and number five in the South West Ratings at Junior Middleweight.

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ALEX VELARDEZ JMW

Hometown - San Bernadino, CA

14(7)-1-0

Boxrec has his name spelled Velardez and the photo we downloaded is spelled Valardez. Don't know which one is correct? You need to change the spelling on either this file or the photo.

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CARDENIO ULLOA BW

Hometown - Puerto Varas, Chile

58(45)-6-2

Fought for the WBC Bantamweight Title twice and lost both times by TKO8 to Richie Sandoval and Raul Perez.

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JOHN TRIGG JWW

Hometown - Atlanta, GA

11(3)-26-5

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ELCO GARCIA JMW

Hometown - Durango, Colorado, USA

17(7)-3-0

At 34, Garcia is a bit old to be considered a prospect, but he does seem to be progressing even at his advanced age (in boxing terms). Of his three career losses, two were by stoppage and came in his first five pro bouts. The third loss occurred in 2004 when he was decisioned by the unbeaten Ishmail Arvin. Elco has scored decision wins over Benjie Marquez, Gilberto Flores, Rudy Lovato and Anthony Bartinelli. In 2004, he took the WBC Intercontinental Mundo Hispanic Junior Middleweight Title with a sixth round TKO over Joaquin Zamora. If you think that title is a mouth full, Garcia is also the uncrowned but recognized New Mexico State Junior Middleweight Champion (whatever that is). He is currently (Jan, 2005) ranked number one in New Mexico and number five in the South West Ratings at Junior Middleweight.

I lived in Durango for 7 years up until 2003. I used to go to the casino and watch him fight all the time. Garcia was tough but he was beating up local stiffs. The town liked him alot though.