Curtis Cokes (June 15, 1937 – May 29, 2020) was a boxer from Dallas, Texas, United States. Cokes was the simultaneous WBA, WBC and The Ring World Welterweight...

features several real-life boxing personalities, including Art Aragon, Curtis Cokes and Al Silvani. Released by Columbia Pictures on July 26, 1972, Fat City...

championship when he faced the then-current champion Curtis Cokes in Inglewood, on April 18. Nápoles beat Cokes by a knockout in round 13 to become world welterweight...

without further incident. Rodriguez was on his way to a fight versus Curtis Cokes, which he eventually lost by split decision some days later, on August...

heavyweight in 1994. Under the guidance of former world welterweight champion Curtis Cokes, Ike made his professional debut at heavyweight with a second-round knockout...

1965 (vacated) Emile Griffith WBA/WBC 28 November 1966 18 April 1969 Curtis Cokes WBA/WBC 18 April 1969 3 December 1970 José Nápoles WBA/WBC 3 December...

the world Welterweight champion, knocking out defending world champion Curtis Cokes in thirteen rounds, Inglewood. June 23 – Future world Heavyweight champion...

Stable, Dick Turner, Harold Johnson, Henry Hank, Stanley Hayward, and Curtis Cokes. On May 26, 1966 "Gypsy" Joe Harris took a 10-round decision over Johnny...

Whiskey and Coke Coulombe 2005, pp. 248–249. Curtis 2009, pp. 199–200. Mariani 2015. Brown & Miller 2009, pp. 148–150. Coulombe 2005, p. 248. Curtis 2009, p...

as a child. In 1968 a boxing match was held between Willie Ludick and Curtis Cokes. In 1969, the Governor-General of Mozambique Baltasar Rebelo de Sousa...