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Al Brown (Colon, Panama) Fought between 1922 - 1942, 167 bouts, Won 134, Lost 19, Drew 13. NYSAC, NBA and IBU World Bantamweight Champion 1929 - 1935

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Panama Al Brown, de son vrai nom Alfonso Teofilo Brown, 41 ans plus tard, Brown est intronisé au International Boxing Hall of Fame.

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Boxing's Best of the Century Dateline: 12/30/99 Panama Al Brown: Fighting Harada: Eder Jofre: Ruben Olivares: Manuel Ortiz: Lionel Rose: Alfonso Zamora: Carlos Zarate:

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Alfonso "Panama" Al Brown, boxer, first Hispanic World Champion, World Bantamweight Champion between 1929 and 1934, induced in 1992 to International Boxing Hall of Fame;

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Panama Al Brown Hilario Zapata Ernesto Macel Ismael Laguna Eusebio Pedroza Boxing lists of Panama and Philippine world champions. 2 months ago;

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Casting Call: Actor Of African Descent To Play Bantamweight Boxing Champ 'Panama' Al Brown. News . by Tambay A. Obenson better known as "Panama" Al Brown,

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Panama Al Brown (1902-1951) 8 of 12 He began boxing after watching matches between American soldiers. Brown was discovered by fight manager Dave Lumiansky and moved to New York,