Frankie Klick

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Frankie Klick

American boxer

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Kid Chocolate
…the seventh round by American Frankie Klick. Meanwhile, Chocolate lost a title shot against the world lightweight (135 pounds) champion, American Tony Canzoneri, on Nov. 24, 1933, when he was knocked out in the second round. Although Chocolate was recognized in New York as the “world” featherweight champion following his…
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…the seventh round by American Frankie Klick. Meanwhile, Chocolate lost a title shot against the world lightweight (135 pounds) champion, American Tony Canzoneri, on Nov. 24, 1933, when he was knocked out in the second round. Although Chocolate was recognized in New York as the “world” featherweight champion following his…
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Sandy Saddler
…had been vacant since American Frankie Klick moved up to the lightweight division in 1934, and the division was not officially recognized again until 1959.) Saddler’s next two meetings with Pep came in featherweight championship matches, both of which Saddler won by knockout, in eight rounds on Sept. 8, 1950,…
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…had been vacant since American Frankie Klick moved up to the lightweight division in 1934, and the division was not officially recognized again until 1959.) Saddler’s next two meetings with Pep came in featherweight championship matches, both of which Saddler won by knockout, in eight rounds on Sept. 8, 1950,…
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