randolph turpin造句

• In 1953 Randolph Turpin vacated his light heavyweight British title, leaving the title open.
• In January 1960 he fought for the vacant British light-heavyweight title, vacated by Randolph Turpin.
• Another winning streak was only interrupted by a loss to former world champion Randolph Turpin in February 1952.
• The square is bounded to the north by World Middleweight boxing champion Randolph Turpin which was unveiled in 2001.
• The Summit Hotel, now a tourist attraction, was once the home of world middleweight champion boxer Randolph Turpin.
• It was also used as a training venue for the English World Middleweight boxing champion Randolph Turpin in the early 1950s.
• He was involved in many major British boxing promotions involving Woodcock, Freddie Mills, and Randolph Turpin during those years.
• Sands defeated Mel Brown in London in July 1951 in a preliminary to a title-fight between Robinson and another contender Randolph Turpin.
• He was elder brother and trainer of the more famous Randolph Turpin, who became world middleweight champion after beating Sugar Ray Robinson in 1951.
• After losing to Randolph Turpin in March 1948, he fought Dick Turpin again, this time in front of 40, 000 people at Villa Park.
• Cockell then fought against Randolph Turpin, who the year before, had beaten Sugar Ray Robinson to become world middleweight champion, before losing his title in the re-match.
• In April 1948, he fought the promising young middleweight, Randolph Turpin, at the Royal Albert Hall, and inflicted Turpin's first defeat, winning on points over eight rounds.
• The Bruce Woodcock ( in the late 1940s ) and Randolph Turpin ( in 1952 ) trained at Gwrych Castle and the film " Prince Valiant ", was filmed there in 1996.
• He was Mayor of Warwick between 1950 and 1951, organising great celebrations in the town of Warwick for the success of Randolph Turpin, and hosted King George VI and Queen Elizabeth for a visit in 1951.
• World champions include Bob Fitzsimmons, Ted " Kid " Lewis, Randolph Turpin, Nigel Benn, Chris Eubank, Frank Bruno, Lennox Lewis, Ricky Hatton, Naseem Hamed, Amir Khan, Carl Froch, and David Haye.
• Three months later he fought Gordon Wallace for the commonwealth title vacated by Randolph Turpin at Clapton Greyhound Track; Barton was knocked down four times but the fight went the full 15-round distance, with Wallace winning on points.
• The boxing statistics site BoxRec rates McAvoy as the tenth best British boxer of all time, the second best British boxer of all time in the middleweight division, behind Randolph Turpin and the thirty-ninth best middleweight in the history of boxing.
• On 28 June 1948, Dick Turpin, brother of Randolph Turpin, became the first non-white boxer to win a British title in a fight against Vince Hawkins in front of 40, 000 spectators following the British Boxing Board of Control lifting their ban on non-whites challenging for titles.