Fabrice Benichou
Fabrice Benichou · Sports
French boxer of Spanish-Algerian Sephardic Jewish heritage; won the IBF super bantamweight world title in 1989 and multiple European titles.
1965, Madrid, Spain
Spain · France
Fabrice Benichou is recognized among Jewish contributors to Sports — French boxer of Spanish-Algerian Sephardic Jewish heritage; won the IBF super bantamweight world title in 1989 and multiple European titles.
Fabrice Benichou is a French professional boxer of Spanish-Algerian Sephardic Jewish heritage who won the IBF super-bantamweight world title in March 1989 by defeating Jose Sanabria, and also held European bantamweight and featherweight titles. Known for his aggressive style, he defended his world title in Tel Aviv before losing it to Welcome Ncita. He is of Sephardic Jewish background.
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French boxer of Spanish-Algerian Sephardic Jewish heritage; won the IBF super bantamweight world title in 1989 and multiple European titles.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fabrice_Benichou (also Wikipedia List of Sephardic Jews)
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