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Encyclopedia > Ceferino Garcia

Ceferino Garcia, the inventor of the "bolo punch" and world boxing middleweight champion in 1939-40. He was also the heaviest Filipino to ever earn a world championship.


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Ceferino Garcia story (1327 words)
Ceferino Garcia, the inventor of the "bolo punch" and world boxing middleweight champion in 1939-40,
Ceferino Garcia, the boxer, was the eldest child of Fortunato (Porto) Garcia and Pascuala Pieras.
Around early 2000, a California-based descendant of Glen Lee, whom Garcia defeated in Manila in 1938, informed this writer that his uncle was in fact white, not fl.
Bolo punch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (278 words)
Bolo punches are not one of the traditional boxing punches (jab, uppercut, hook and cross) and they are seldom used; much less so during a combination.
Ceferino Garcia is said to have been the inventor of the bolo punch.
When asked once how he came to develop the wide sweeping uppercut, Garcia said when he was a youth he used to cut sugarcane in the Philippine Islands, with a bolo knife, which he wielded in a sweeping uppercut fashion.
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