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Catégorie
Athlete
Sport
Boxing
Ville natale
Moncton
Année d'intronisation
1987
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athlete
Léo Noël
MEMBRE HONORÉ
Biographie
The year 1986 was a momentous one for the lightweight boxer Léo Noël: it was the year of his induction into the Canadian Boxing Hall of Fame and the Moncton Sports Wall of Fame. This sportsman from Cocagne received the honours 14 years after leaving the ring, where he had been since winning the Maritime Golden Gloves title in 1962. After compiling a perfect (119-0) amateur boxing record, he went on in his professional career to 42 wins, four losses and one draw. His subsequent contribution to youth and sports in Moncton was extensive. It is hardly surprising that the New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame proudly adds his name to its list of honoured members. Inducted into the New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame on June 6, 1987.
Faits rapides
Won the Maritime Golden Gloves title in 1962
Won the NB-PEI Lightweight crown in 1963
Won Maritime Lightweight title and ranked fifth in Canada in 1966
Won Eastern Canadian title in 1967
Fought against Al Ford for Canadian title and lost in the eighth round by TKO in 1971
Retired from boxing in 1972