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Farewell to a Champion: The Legacy of Nino Benvenuti

  • Italian boxing legend Giovanni 'Nino' Benvenuti died at age 87 in May 2025, leaving a significant legacy in the sport.
  • Benvenuti rose to prominence after winning Olympic welterweight gold at the 1960 Rome Games and receiving the Val Barker trophy.
  • He became world champion in two divisions, holding the super-welterweight title from 1965 to 1966 and middleweight titles twice until 1970.
  • Benvenuti compiled a professional record of 82 wins, 35 knockouts, 7 losses, and 1 draw over 90 bouts and defeated notable opponents like Emile Griffith.
  • After retiring, Benvenuti acted in Italian films and worked as a sports commentator, earning respect as Italy's greatest boxer and receiving tributes from leaders.
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gamereactor.es broke the news in on Tuesday, May 20, 2025.
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