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Lee Canalito in Paradise Alley (1978)

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Lee Canalito

  • Former professional heavyweight boxer who retired with an undefeated record of 21-0 with 18 knockout victories.
  • Was trained by legendary boxing trainer, Angelo Dundee from 1977-1981.
  • Managed by Texas millionaire Hugh Benbow and later by movie star Sylvester Stallone.
  • He was originally cast to play Tarzan in the movie of the same name with Bo Derek, but was replaced by Miles O'Keeffe.
  • Still boxes.
  • Retired undefeated on 10 September 1987 after knocking out Mike Jones in one round in Houston, Texas.
  • Was a professional heavyweight boxer from 1977 to 1987.
  • Fought mostly in Miami Beach, Floria.
  • Once boxed on national television.
  • He now owns a boxing gym in Houston, Texas called Lee Canalito's Gym.
  • He now owns a boxing Gym in Chinatown, Houston, Texas. (February 2004)
  • Fought in such U.S. cities as Miami Beach, Las Vegas, Atlantic City, and Fort Lauderdale.

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