Charlie Fusari
1940's & 1950's welterweight contender
CHARLIE FUSARI
b. August 20, 1924
d. November 4, 1985
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LOST
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DRAWS
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KO'S
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Welterweight contender Charlie Fusari has
nicely signed this vintage postcard in blue fountain pen ink... Postmarked
November 23, 1950 on the reverse
measures: 3 x 5"
condition: excellent
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Charley Fusari was an
American
boxer born in
Italy.
Charley was undefeated in his first 45 fights. In his 45th
fight, he beat the great
Tippy Larkin.
Fusari had two world title shots during
his career. He lost a one-sided decision to defending
welterweight champion
Sugar Ray Robinson
on August 9, 1950 and lost a split decision to
Johnny Bratton
for the vacant
National Boxing Association
World welterweight title on March 14,1951 after Robinson had
relinquished the title upon winning the world middleweight title
from
Jake LaMotta
a month earlier. |
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