Maxie Rosenbloom
American boxer and world champion
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United States
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A prominent figure in professional boxing, achieved significant success in the light heavyweight division during the 1930s and 1940s. Became the World Light Heavyweight Champion in 1934 and held the title until 1938, successfully defending it multiple times. Renowned for a unique fighting style that combined speed and agility, contributing to a long career in the ring. After retiring from boxing, transitioned to a career in entertainment, making appearances in films and television.
Won the World Light Heavyweight Championship
Successfully defended the title multiple times
Appeared in films and television after retirement
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