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Hector "Macho" Camacho

A champion with a mouth but the skills to back it up. One of the greatest fighters ever! Junior Lightweight, Lightweight, Junior Welterweight, Welterweight AND Middleweight Champion. Not only has he been a champion in 5 different weight classes, he beat the best in every division to win these titles. Greg Haugen, Boom Boom Mancini, Edwin Rosario, Vinny Pazienza, Roberto Duran and Bazooka Limon to name a few. Some fighters talk, but Macho brings it!

• '91 Kayo #40 in action shot................$2
• '96 Ringside #34 in ring with full indian headress and all 3 championship belts on...$2

Luis Ramon Campas

• '96 Ringside #35...........................$1

Gabby Canizales

Great champion, older brother of another great champion Orlando Canizales. He is of Mexican decsent but was born in Texas.

• '91 Kayo #163...........................$1

Orlando Canizales

Former Junior featherweight, Featherweight and bantamweight Champion. One of the greats.

• '91 Kayo #8....................................$1
• '96 Ringside #51.............................$1

Tony Canzoneri

• '48 Leaf #77 Ex........................$25

Michael Carbajal "Little hands of stone"

Great Olympic, Junior Flyweight and Flyweight champion. Hall of Famer.

• '91 Kayo #170 Rookie...................................$4
• '96 Ringside #54......................$2

Primo Carnera

Largest Heavyweight Champion at 270 pounds.

• '91 All World #60...........................$1

Georges Carpentier

Stated as a flyweight. Won World Light Heavyweight Championship. Ws in the first million dollar fight against Jack Dempsey.

• '91 All World #61...........................$1

Jorge Castro

Middleweight and Super Middleweight Champion.

• '96 Ringside #28...........................$1

Ezzard Charles "The Cincinatti Cobra"

One of the most underrated Heavyweight champions of all time. He was champion at middleweight, Light eavyweight and Heavyweight. Beat Hall of Famers Joey Maxim, Archie Moore, Charley Burley as well as Joe Walcott. He was never the same after his fight with Sam Baroudi in 1949. Sam died in the ring.

• '91 kayo #185...........................$0.50
• '96 Ringside #10........................$0.50

Julio Cesar Chavez

What can we say about him that every boxing fan doesn't already know? He won 100 fights without a loss. Held titles in 3 weight divisions while dominating everyone, beat the best.

• '91 Kayo #216 Rokie............................$4

Pierre Coetzer

• '91 kayo #224...........................$1

Juan Coggi

One of the greatest Junior Welterweight Champions of all time.

• '91 kayo #461...........................$2
• '96 Ringside #38...................$1

Alfred Cole

• '91 kayo #233...........................$1
• '96 Ringside #16.........................$1

Billy Conn

One of the greatest Light Heavyweight champions of all time.

• '91 kayo #175...........................$1

"Smokin" Bert Cooper

• '91 kayo #79...........................$0.50

"Gentleman" Jim Corbett

Knocked out bare knuckle champion John L. Sullivan in the 21st round to capture the Heavyweight title.

• '96 All World #67.........................$1
• '91 kayo #172...........................$0.50

Donald Curry "The Cobra"

One of the greatest Welterweight and Junior Middleweight Champions.

• '91 Kayo #191 Rookie........................$1

Bobby Czyz "The Matinee Idol"

Former Lightheavyweight and Juniorheavyweight Champion. I met him at the Boxing Hall of fame. I couldn't figure out how he got his nickname, it must have been at the beggining of his career!

• '91 Kayo #6........................$1

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