- nontitle
- non·title
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nontitle — adjective Date: 1968 of, relating to, or being an athletic contest in which a title is not at stake … New Collegiate Dictionary
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Durán, Roberto — ▪ Panamanian boxer byname Manos de Piedra (Spanish: “Hands of Stone”) born June 16, 1951, Guararé, Panama Panamanian professional boxer who was world lightweight, welterweight, junior middleweight, and middleweight champion. Durán… … Universalium
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Pep, Willie — ▪ 2007 Guglielmo Papaleo American boxer (b. Sept. 19, 1922, Middletown, Conn. d. Nov. 23, 2006, Rocky Hill, Conn.), reigned (1942–48 and 1949–50) as featherweight champion of the world and compiled a remarkable 230–11–1 (65 wins by… … Universalium
Zale, Tony — ▪ 1998 ), American world middleweight boxing champion (1941 46, 1948), known as the Man of Steel, whose intense and brutal title matches against Rocky Graziano in the late 1940s were legendary (b. May 29, 1913 d. March 20, 1997). * * * ▪… … Universalium
