Bolo Punch ★ World Champion
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Ceferino Garcia was born on August 26th1906 in Naval, Briliran, Philippines. While working at a bakery in Cebu City, he met a boxing promoter that propelled his career. On October 2nd, 1939 Garcia fought Fred Apostoli for the Middleweight championship. Garcia knocked down Apostoli three times in the 7thround before knocking him out. Garcia is the first and only Filipino champion to win the Middleweight division.
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5.5 oz 100% Ringspun Cotton Tubular T-Shirt* Super-soft ringspun cotton. ¾” Set-in collar. Printed tag. Double-needle bottom hem and sleeves. Shoulder-to-shoulder tape. Pre-shrunk to minimize shrinkage. Machine washable.
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