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TINO ALBANESE - LHW (1950-1958) Overall Rating = 4
Home - France Birthplace - Tunis, Tunisia 36(13)-17-4 Between 1950 and 1954, Albanese assembled a 33-4-4 record including two wins over Marcel Tirel, one over Emmanuel Clavel and Martin Hansen and a draw with Gilbert Stock. He then faded quickly as he met with a steady diet of better competition. He finished 3-13-0 with losses to Giulio Rinaldi, Paul Roux, Santo Amonti, Gustav Scholz, Leen Jansen, Gilbert LaVoine, Pat McAteer and Tiberio Mitri. He was stopped four times, three of which came in his final few years in the ring.
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JEAN RUELLET - MW (1952-1964)
Hometown - Paris, France 58(19)-69-21 French Middleweight Champion Ruellet won the French MW belt in 1960 with a 15 round decision over Michel Diouf and defended four times before losing the belt to Marius Dori. He held wins over Michel Vinot and Jacques Prigent and drew with Hippolyte Annex. He was decisioned by a number of quality fighters including Heini Meinhardt, Bruno Santini, Nino Benvenuti, Max Resch and Cowboy McCormack. Ruellet was stopped six times over 149 recorded pro bouts.
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Jean Claude Poisson - MW (1953-1957) Overall Rating = 2
Hometown - Paris, France 0-12-2 Poisson must have had more bouts then the 14 listed at Boxrec. It is doubtful that his pro debut was a ten-rounder against Marcel Tirel as they note. Also, he fought a number of top-shelf boxers and evidently had a fair chin and defensive skills as he was only stopped three times. Among those listed opponents that he lost to are Hans-Werner Wohlers, Dick Tiger, Giancarlo Garbelli, Gilbert Lavoine, Max Resch, Germinal Ballarin and Tirel. His two draws were with Wohlers and Lavoine. Only Ballarin, Resch and Wohlers stopped him.
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Nelis 'Battling' van Dijk - FW (1921-1927) Overall Rating = 6
Hometown - Rotterdam, Netherlands 47(12)-21-12 Dutch Bamtamweight Champion Dutch Featherweight Champion Dutch Lightweight Champion At the age of 16, van Dijk represented the Netherlands in the 1920 Olympic games as a flyweight but failed to medal. He fought a large percentage of his pro fights in London defeating Danny Frush twice (once on a DQ), losing on points to Jackie Kid Berg and Tommy Noble and being stopped in twelve by Alf Mancini. He never lost a Dutch title fight and was stopped five times over 80 pro bouts. van Dijk retired at the age of 23 due to failing eyesight and soon there after became entirely blind.
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