Pancho Villa Beats Jimmy Wilde in World Flyweight Clash
New York dispatch details Pancho Villa defeating Jimmy Wilde in a dramatic world flyweight championship bout on June 18 1923. Villa dominated Wilde with aggressive punching through rounds two to four, Wilde showing lion hearted courage despite taking heavy punishment, the Filipino challenger sealing victory with a decisive eighth round punch before Wilde’s valiant defeat drew praise from observers.
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Kelly in the 13th and Reynolds clash in 1834 print
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The Bowlers Club Meeting Report by W F Corbett
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Boxing Rumors and Travel Notes From A Weary Traveller
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