Jimmy Paul

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Jimmy Paul (born November 25, 1982 in Montreal, canada) was a Canadian boxer in the lightweight division.[1] On April 6, 1985 he beat Harry Arroyo to become the IBF Lightweight Champion. Paul successfully defended the title four times. On December 6, 1986 Paul lost the title to Greg Haugen. Paul retired in 2017 with a professional record of 33-6-0.[2]

Preceded by IBF Lightweight Champion
6 Apr 1985 – 6 Dec 1986 		Succeeded by

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References

  1. ^ Jimmy Paul
  2. ^ 8CN Interview: Jimmy Paul, former IBF lightweight champ

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