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  • BoxingUpdates
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    Comments Thread For: The legendary Nino Benvenuti passes away at the age of 87

    Two-weight world champion Nino Benvenuti will rightly be remembered as one of the best boxers in history
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    • JLC
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      Sounds like this man was a boxing God. RIP to the legend.

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        • IronDanHamza
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          Very underrated fighter.

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            • SUBZER0ED
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              RIP, Champ.

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                • MotorCityJaguar
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                  Great campion and great man

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                    • CarlW
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                      Originally posted by JLC
                      Sounds like this man was a boxing God. RIP to the legend.
                      He was, and was retired by an even greater god who went undefeated in his last 65 fights.

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                        • dan_cov
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                          Great fighter

                          R.I.P Champ

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                            • Nightfall
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                              RIP Champ

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                                • Liondw
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                                  What a great fighter. I forgot to watch footage of his fights.

                                  I'm sure there's some on youtube. Look at that list of greats he fought. He was undefeated for 65 fights until he lost.

                                  So Mayweather, Calzaghe and Ward, this man did it before them. Also, all those three arguably lost a fight but got the decision, where they certainly wouldn't have an unbeaten record.

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