Curtis Woodhouse
English footballer and boxer, manager
Born
April 17th, 1980
45 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
United Kingdom
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A footballer turned boxer and later a manager, competed professionally in boxing and football. Played for multiple clubs, including Birmingham City and Sheffield United, before transitioning to a boxing career. Held the IBF Intercontinental title as a boxer. Served as a manager after retiring from professional sports.
Played for Birmingham City and Sheffield United
Won the IBF Intercontinental title in boxing
Managed various teams post-retirement
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