Bruno Girard
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Bruno Girard (born November 25, 1970 in Blois, France), was a French boxer at super middleweight and light heavyweight.
The light-hitting Girard turned pro in 1991 and challenged Byron Mitchell for WBA Super Middleweight Title in 1999, in his first US fight. The fight was a draw, and in the rematch in 2000 Girard won a unanimous decision to win the belt. Girard defended the belt once against Manny Siaca and then vacated the title.
In late 2001 he moved up to light heavyweight and took on southpaw Lou Del Valle for the Vacant WBA Light Heavyweight Title and drew with him. Later that year, he took on Robert Koon for the Vacant belt, and won via TKO. He defended the belt twice before losing to Mehdi Sahnoune via 7th round TKO in 2003. Girard retired after the bout.
| Preceded by Byron Mitchell |
WBA Super Middleweight Champion 8 April 2001 – 2001 (vacates) |
Succeeded by Byron Mitchell |
| Preceded by Roy Jones, Jr. Jones becomes "Super champ" |
WBA Light Heavyweight Champion 12 December 2001 – 8 March 2003 |
Succeeded by Mehdi Sahnoune |
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- [1] Career boxing record
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