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1947: Boxer Jimmy Doyle Killed in Fight with Sugar Ray Robinson
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4:30Now PlayingOn June 25, 1947, boxer Jimmy Doyle of Los Angeles, California had the opportunity of his life by getting to fight the legendary Sugar Ray Robinson for the welterweight boxing world championship in Cleveland, Ohio.
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