Harold Grey

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Harold Grey (born December 20, 1971) was the International Boxing Federation super flyweight champion twice in the mid-1990s. He was born in Arjona, Bolívar.

Pro career

Grey turned pro in 1990 and won his first 16 fights, setting up an IBF super flyweight title fight against Julio César Borboa in 1994. Grey won very disputed split decision, and defended the belt three times before losing it to Carlos Gabriel Salazar by decision in 1995. Grey regained the belt in a win over Salazar in a rematch in 1996, but lost the belt later that year when he was destroyed by Danny Romero in less than two rounds. Grey retired in 2004.

Preceded by Julio César Borboa	IBF Super Flyweight Champion 29 Aug 1994 – 7 Oct 1995	Succeeded by Carlos Salazar
Preceded by Carlos Salazar	IBF Super Flyweight Champion 27 Apr 1996 – 24 Aug 1996	Succeeded by Danny Romero

References

Professional boxing record for Harold Grey from BoxRec

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Name	Grey, Harold
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Short description	Colombian boxer
Date of birth	December 20, 1971
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