Frankie Campbell

American boxer with a championship title

Frankie Campbell - American boxer with a championship title
Born

1904
121 years ago

Died

August 25th, 1930
94 years ago — 26 years old

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United States

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Professional career began in 1925, competing in the heavyweight division. Gained prominence with aggressive fighting style and notable victories. Achieved recognition for winning the California State Heavyweight Championship. Tragically died from injuries sustained in the ring during a match in 1930.

Won the California State Heavyweight Championship

Fought notable bouts against several contenders

Competed during the early boxing boom in the 1920s

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