junior middleweight champion in 1963. Dupas was the second of eleven children of a New Orleans fisherman, Peter Dupas. He became a professional boxer in...
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Look up dupas in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Dupas may refer to: Alain Dupas (1945–2022), French astronomer and astrophysicist Benjamin Dupas, co-creator...
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1963 he won the world light middleweight title, defeating the American Ralph Dupas by a ninth-round technical knockout in Milan. In December of the same...
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Dundee also trained world champions Luis Rodriguez, Willie Pastrano, Ralph Dupas, José Nápoles, Pinklon Thomas, Trevor Berbick, Jimmy Ellis, Wilfredo...
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oranges in to the ring, because they wanted more action 44 Win 39–5 Ralph Dupas KO 3 (12) Feb 10, 1964 Sydney Stadium, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia...
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now ranked eighth in the world, fought Ralph Dupas at Freedom Hall in Louisville on October 7, 1959. Dupas, the future World Junior Middleweight Champion...
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1962-10-20 1963-04-29 Denny Moyer Universal (WBA/WBC) 1963-04-29 1963-09-07 Ralph Dupas Universal (WBA/WBC) 1963-09-07 1965-06-18 Sandro Mazzinghi Universal...
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judge, in 1957, Viosca ruled in favor of boxer Ralph Dupas in a suit to establish Dupas' race, with Dupas contending that he was white, and therefore permitted...
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by Angelo Dundee at the old 5th Street Gym in Miami Beach alongside Ralph Dupas, Willie Pastrano, Florentino Fernández and Pinklon Thomas. Rodriguez...
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over Joey Giambra. After one successful defense, he lost the title to Ralph Dupas on points. Perhaps the most distinctive place in the history of boxing...
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