Ted Morgan

New Zealand boxer and world champion

Ted Morgan - Athletes & Sports Figures born April 5th, 1906
Born
Died

1952
74 years ago — 46 years old

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

New Zealand

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Born in 1906, this individual was a prominent boxer from New Zealand. He had a successful career in the welterweight division, culminating in winning the World Welterweight Championship. The boxer represented New Zealand in various international competitions and gained recognition for his skill and determination in the ring. His career included memorable fights and showcased his ability to compete on a global stage, earning him a place among the notable figures in the sport.

Won the World Welterweight Championship

Represented New Zealand in international boxing

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