Éder Jofre idézet

Éder Jofre olasz-görög származású brazil ökölvívó. Beceneve: „Arany Harmat” volt, harmatsúlyúként kezdte pályafutását. 78 meccséből 72-t nyert meg, ebből 50-et K.O.-val. Részt vett az 1956. évi nyári olimpiai játékokon is. 1960-ban miután kiütötte Eloy Sanchezt, elnyerte a harmatsúlyú világbajnoki övet. Ezután csak 1965-ben győzte őt le Fighting Harada, aki a következő évben sem sikerült kiütnie. Ekkor szünetet tartott, majd 1969-ben tért vissza mint pehelysúlyú. 1973-ban új súlycsoportjában is megszerezte a világbajnoki címet. 2010-ben, 74 éves korában saját fitneszvideót jelentetett meg. Wikipedia

✵ 26. március 1936

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Éder Jofre: Idézetek angolul

“A sturdy, two-fisted fighter with a big punch. Remember, while most American fans didn’t get a chance to see him in action, there was a time in the early-and mid 60s where he was considered the best fighter, pound-for pound, in the world.”

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Brophy, E. The Ring. Vol 74, No 1. May 1994, Page 28, Battle of the Legends.

“It was my ambition to fight Becerra. I didn't care where. But that very year Becerra was unlucky enough to be responsible for the death of Walt Ingram, whom he had boxed in Mexico. I don't think he wanted to fight too much after that. He continued for another year, or until he himself was knocked out over the weight in Mexico by Eloy Sanchez. Then he did retire.”

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Jofre. E. Boxing & Wrestling. Vol 2, No 9. March 1963, Page 19, Why I am the Strongest Little Champ.

“The excitement I underwent before the bout was something I’ll never forget. For a week I trained extra hard. I ran extra long distances. Every night when I went to bed I dreamed I was fighting. It was so clear – I would be going at it hot and heavy, then I would bring over a right hand and he would go down, the fight was over. Then the fight began. Here all the nervousness went out of me. I was doing what I wanted to do. It all seemed like something I had done many times before. And you know what? In the third round, just as I dreamed, I hit him with a hard right hand. Down he went and he didn’t get up. I had knocked him out.”

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Jofre, E. Boxing & Wrestling. Vol 2, No 9. March 1963, Page 17, Why I am the Strongest Little Champ.