Dado Marino
Dado Marino held the WBA and The Ring flyweight world titles between 1950 and 1952. Marino was the undisputed flyweight world champion from 1950 to 1952. Marino first became a world champion aged 34 after winning the WBA and The Ring flyweight world titles by beating Terry Allen.
- World title bouts
- 6
- Record in world title bouts (won–lost)
- 2–4
- World titles held
- 2
- Longest world title reign (The Ring flyweight, 1950–1952)
- 1 year, 9 months
Timeline of world title events
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1952
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The Ring magazine rates Dado Marino No. 1 at flyweight in its annual ratings
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Yoshio Shirai beats Dado Marino via unanimous decision 15/15
Flyweight · WBA and The Ring
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Yoshio Shirai beats Dado Marino via unanimous decision 15/15
Flyweight · WBA and The Ring
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1951
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The Ring magazine rates Dado Marino the flyweight champion in its annual ratings
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Dado Marino beats Terry Allen via unanimous decision 15/15
Flyweight · WBA and The Ring
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1950
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The Ring magazine rates Dado Marino the flyweight champion in its annual ratings
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Dado Marino beats Terry Allen via unanimous decision 15/15
Flyweight · WBA and The Ring
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1949
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Manuel Ortiz beats Dado Marino via unanimous decision 15/15
Bantamweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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1948
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The Ring magazine rates Dado Marino No. 3 at flyweight in its annual ratings
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1947
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The Ring magazine rates Dado Marino No. 2 at flyweight in its annual ratings
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Rinty Monaghan beats Dado Marino via points decision 15/15
Flyweight · WBA
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1946
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The Ring magazine rates Dado Marino No. 4 at bantamweight in its annual ratings
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1944
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The Ring magazine rates Dado Marino No. 7 at flyweight in its annual ratings