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  Science Fair Projects - Eder Jofre
Eder Jofre (born March 26, 1936), is a Brazilian former boxer, whom many consider to be the best Brazilian boxer of all time.
A native of Sao Paulo, Jofre, whose nicknames were "The Golden Bantam" and "Jofrinho", made his professional debut on March 23, 1957, beating Raul Lopez by knockout in five rounds.
Jofre retained the title with a knockout in three rounds in a fourth fight with Miranda, and, after one more win, he made his American debut, defeating top ranked challenger Jose Medel by knockout in ten on August 16 at Los Angeles.
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 Eder Jofre (011505) - OOTP Developments Forums
Jofre, like Ray Robinson, was a supreme stylist and a picture book boxer with a big punch.
Eder was very patient in the ring and liked to feel his way during the early rounds looking for weaknesses.
Jofre was a very intelligent fighter who could change his style to adjust to any kind of opponent.
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 [No title]   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
Jofre had won the bantamweight title with a 10th-round KO of Piero Rollo, while Caldwell outpointed Alphonse Halimi to win the the European version of the bantamweight crown in 1961.
Caldwell faced Jofre in January 1962 in an attempt to become the undisputed bantamweight champion.
The previously unbeaten Irishman proved no match for Jofre's speed and accurate punching and, totally beaten, was finally stopped with 15 seconds remaining in the fight...
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 Boxing in the 1960s - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
November 18- Eder Jofre becomes world champion for the first time, knocking out Eloy Sanchez in six rounds to claim the world Bantamweight title in Los Angeles.
June 1- Fighting Harada repeats his earlier victory over Eder Jofre, retaining the world's Bantamweight title by a fifteen round decision in Tokyo.
Jofre subsequently announces his retirement; he would return in 1970.
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 IBHOF / Eder Jofre   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
It was Jofre's first loss since the Olympics.
Harada again got the nod over 15 rounds in a June 1966 rematch in Tokyo, and Jofre retired.
Three years later he returned and ran off 14 consecutive wins before winning the WBC featherweight crown on May 5, 1973 from Jose Legra via 15-round decision in Brasilia, Brazil.
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 Eder Jofre
Jofre tried hard to finish the fight in the second round and it appeared he might do it, as he was punching with precision and power.
Eder, who stopped Eloy Sanchez of Mexico in 1:30 of the sixth round in the Olympic Auditorium, gained the NBA and American championship while Halimi a fortnight before had won the European Federation crown and the support of the European Federation as world title holder in that part of the world.
Jofre was weary and beaten when he answered the bell for the final round, while the champion still appeared fresh.
www.ibroresearch.com /Articles/Jofre_Eder/eder_jofre.htm   (9701 words)

  
 Boxing Champions of 1974 Verses 2004 - Boxing Article
Jofre is one of the must underrated fighters of all-time.
In an era of Jofre, Duran, Napoles, Monzon, Foster and Foreman Cervantes is grossly underrated and ignored.
Despite having Jofre, Duran, Cervantes, Napoles, Monzon, Foster and Foreman in the ’74 side’, they (the 74 era) can only sneak the series 6-5 against the class of 2004; see boxing today is not that bad.
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 [No title]   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
Eder Jofre registered 24 knockouts in his first 37 fights with three draws (2 disputed) blemishing an otherwise perfect record on his way to the world title.
Eder was stripped of the crown for failing to defend it against the WBC's mandatory challenger in 1974.
In evaluating the career of Eder Jofre I hope to give you my opinion of his historical standing by chronicling his career from his birth in a gym to his enshrinement into The International Boxing Hall of Fame.
www.ringwork.com /Bios.aspx?BioBoxer=87   (884 words)

  
 ESPN.com: BOXING - Defending the Millennium picks
Jofre was considered by most, the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world in the early 1960's.
Jofre was undefeated throughout his entire prime, which included nine title fights, all won by knockout.
Jofre was also the more well-rounded fighter of the two.
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 Title Bout Championship Boxing
Eder was favored to win a gold medal, but lost a narrow decision in the bantamweight semi-finals to Chile’s Claudio Barrientos (He later avenged this loss in the professional ranks by kayoing Barrientos in eight rounds).
Eder later said that winning the NBA title gave him an empty feeling because he had always wanted to win the title from the last man to hold the championship.
Eder maintained his standard of excellence in the first half of 1963 with two stirring title defenses five weeks apart against Katsuyoshi Aoki (with a ring record of 34-1) in Tokyo, Japan; and Johnny Jamito (with a ring record of 38-3-1) in Quezon City, Philippines.
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 Acelino Freitas
A skilled soccer player, he was more inclined, however, towards the sport of boxing since an early age.
Brazil's Eder Jofre[?], who is generally recognized as the greatest world champion to come out of that country, was one of Freitas' childhood heroes.
Freitas kept his world title with a 12 round decision on August 3 there, in what is, to date, his last fight.
www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ac/Acelino_Freitas.html   (640 words)

  
 :: - Legends Features - Fighter Bios   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
Eder Jofre struck a blow for vegetarians everywhere in his magnificent 19 year career.
But by May 1965, Jofre was having severe problems making the weight and he paid the price against tough Japanese Fighting Harada, who dropped him early before withstanding a spirited comeback from the Brazilian to win a split decision.
Jofre lost their rematch on a unanimous verdict in June 1966 and retired from the sport.
www.secondsout.com /Legends/bios.cfm?ccs=235&cs=8595   (355 words)

  
 The Cyber Boxing Zone
By 1965, Jofre had been wanting to retire for a couple of years, but hadn't because he was such a national hero in Brazil.
Jofre's feat of regaining a world title at such an advanced age (for a lighter weight fighter), easily equals Big George's kayo of Michael Moorer.
Today, Jofre is the mayor of San Paolo, one of the most populated cities in the world.
www.cyberboxingzone.com /boxing/jofre2.htm   (632 words)

  
 Jo Sports Inc.
History: Eder Jofre was born on March 26, 1936 in Brazil.
Presented here is a signed photo of Eder Jofre with LOA from Jim Stinson.
Full description: Eder Jofre has boldly signed this 8" x 10" photo in blue sharpie.
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 The Great Masahiko "Fighting" Harada
He is the only man to beat the legendary Eder Jofre and he turned the trick twice.
In 1965 Harada entered the bantamweight class and on May 17th he met the unbeaten and highly respected champion Eder Jofre.
Harada and Jofre would hook up again on June 1st, 1966 and the verdict again went to the busier Harada.
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 Boxing Scene Forums - Best Comeback In History.
How about the greatest bantamweight of all-time, Eder Jofre, at the age of 37 (which is ancient for a fighter of that size), coming back after a three year layoff and winning the featherweight championship from Jose Legra...and then going undefeated for the rest of his boxing career?
Eder Jofre's comeback at the age of 37 is probably the most impressive; and to do so against a fighter like Legra, then defend it against Vicente Saldivar is simply mind boggling.
Jofre first retired after losing to fellow hall of famer, Fighting Harada, in 1966.
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 Boxing in the 1960s   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
November 18 - Eder Jofre becomes world champion for first time knocking out Eloy Sanchez in rounds to claim the world Bantamweight title Los Angeles.
June 1 - Fighting Harada repeats his earlier victory Eder Jofre retaining the world's Bantamweight title a fifteen round decision in Tokyo.
Jofre announces his retirement; he would return in 1970.
www.freeglossary.com /Boxing_in_the_1960s   (3184 words)

  
 Jofre Autographs & Manuscripts: Eder Jofre - Photograph Signededer Jofre - Photograph Signed: Historyf
Wortman Jofre and Isola Abogados - fundado por Luis Moreno Ocampo.
El estudio Wortman Jofre and Isola ofrece una gama de servicios e información que va desde un departamento de investigación hasta consultoría.
12 Expositores (izquierda a derecha): Luis Eyquem, Raúl Gomero, Susana Gallardo Carles Salas, Ximena Blamey, Gustavo Jofre.
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 Valdemir Pereira vs. Phafrakorb Rakkietgym (January 20, 2006)
Rakkietgym somehow remained upright in the 2nd, but he never was the same fighter, as Pereira continued to unload with both hands to notch the victory.
With the win, Pereira becomes the third Brazilian following the legendary bantamweight and featherweight king Eder Jofre and most recently Acelino Freitas to capture a world championship.
Despite losing a point for low blows in the 10th round, Pereira, nevertheless, dominated the scoring on all three judge's scorecards by a commanding margin.
www.boxingtimes.com /analyses/2006/060120pereira_rakkietgym.html   (1127 words)

  
 Boxing News: Hospitalized Harada Is Coming Along Nicely. Hardcore Boxing, hcboxing.com, ...
Kingpetch outscored Harada in a rematch to regain the crown.
Harada then moved up to bantamweight and challenged the champion Eder Jofre of Brazil.
In an upset Harada outscored the previously undefeated Jofre to win his second world title.
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 NewspaperARCHIVE.com - Search old newspapers   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
Austin said he hopes that Jofre Wins Crown Via TKO In 10th SAO Brazil Jubuliant little Eder Jofre is the champion of the world today.
Jofre claimed recognition in South America and by the United National Boxing Associa- tentatively scheduled tion.
Jofre smashed home a right to the face and an uppercut to the chin.
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 Boxing 1962
Caldwell, who held the European version of the bantamweight title, faced Jofre in January 1962 in an attempt to become the undisputed bantamweight champion.
The usually patient Jofre wasted no time in taking it to the challenger.
After exchanging punches early in the first round, Jofre bobbed and weaved, looking for an opening, and finally unloaded a crushing combination to the head and body, followed by a jolting left hook that sent Caldwell to the canvas for the count out.
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 Éder Jofre: " Lei Pelé só beneficia o Futebol".
Éder Jofre: " Lei Pelé só beneficia o Futebol".
Éder Jofre: "Lei Pelé só beneficia o Futebol".
Um dos políticos que mais entende de esporte em nosso país, o vereador Éder Jofre (PSDB/SP), ex-campeão mundial peso-galo, revelou toda a sua decepção com as mudanças introduzidas na Lei Pelé.
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 Vintage Boxing Fight Posters
On May 4, 1962, 3-time world champion Eder Jofre knocked out number one ranked Herman Marquez to retain his World Bantamweight Championship at the famed Cow Palace in San Francisco.
It is in beautiful condition and has been professionally linen-backed and is ready for framing.
On-site posters of multi-champion and Hall of Famer, Eder Jofre are rare.
www.ringmemorabilia.com /posters.htm   (803 words)

  
 KOCorner Forums - View Single Post - Was Hatton That Good ?
It happened to Carlos Ortiz when he faced Ken Buchanan.
It happened to Vincente Saldivar when he was thrasher by Eder Jofre.
In hindsight it is so clear now to see that if it went past five or six rounds that the youthful Hatton would take over.
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 Hispanic Online.com-Sports
This will sound sacrilegious, but currently, the most popular athlete in Brazil might not be a soccer player.
Boxer Acelino Freitas is riding a wave of popularity, not seen by a Brazilian boxer since legendary Eder Jofre ruled the bantamweight division in the 1960's.
Fame, and having millions of devoted fans does have some drawbacks.
www.hispaniconline.com /sports&/sports/kp_pnchg/kp_pnch_02_feb_04.html   (957 words)

  
 BBC SPORT | Boxing | Boxing by the weights   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
Bantamweight: Perhaps the best exponent was Eder Jofre, whose crouching style brought him 72 wins and only two losses from 78 fights.
But he met his match in Japan's Fighting Harada, who stepped up to take his crown by split decision in 1965 before also winning their rematch.
Five of the best: Manuel Ortiz (1938-55), Eder Jofre (1957-74), Ruben Olivares (1965-88), Carlos Zarate (1970-88), Fighting Harada (1960-70)
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 DVD EDER JOFRE THE GREAT CHAMPION DVD EDER JOFRE O GRANDE CAMPEAO DVD   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
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A documentary about EDER JOFRE, a boxing world champion in two categories who is among the greatest boxers of all times.
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 BoxingInsider.com Forum -> Who Would Win In Their Primes?...
Matthew Saad Mohammed beats Gakindez, but a close fight
Zarate one of the most exciting fighters ever, shows he skills by winning against Jofre
Duran would be to big for Arguello at lightweight.
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