Nikolai Stepulov

Boxer with European Championship title

Nikolai Stepulov - Boxer with European Championship title
Born

March 20th, 1913
112 years ago

Died

1968
57 years ago — 55 years old

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Estonia

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Born in 1913, this Russian-Estonian boxer excelled in the sport during the mid-20th century. He competed in various championships, showcasing skills that earned significant recognition. Stepulov's career included participation in European boxing competitions, where he consistently demonstrated exceptional technique and prowess in the ring. His notable performances contributed to the growth of boxing in the region and inspired many aspiring athletes. After retirement, Stepulov transitioned to coaching, fostering new talent in the sport.

Won the European Championship title in 1939

Represented Estonia in international competitions

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