<div id='name'>Joey Sangor</div>
<div id='description'><strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Julius Singer</strong> was born in Russia in 1903, but it was as Milwaukee's
<strong>Joey Sangor</strong> that he earned the reputation as one of boxing's toughest
featherweights and lightweights. Sangor never won a title in either
division, but he was a contender in both. The 120-pound battler fought
during the era of Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney.<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Sangor's bouts with
Bud Taylor, another great of the era, are legendary. He beat Taylor in
three of four bouts. Many call a 1926 match between the two men
Milwaukee's greatest fight.<br />
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The exact record for Sangor is unknown. Ring Magazine records show 75
fights, but Sangor himself said he fought &quot;nearer 100.&quot; Sangor left
boxing to become a pharmacist, but remained active in the sport as an
official with the World Boxing Association.
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