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BASSETT, PERCY TEDDY DAVIS WIRE PHOTO (1952) Ballerino Mike and eventually dropped the campaign and eventually dropped the campaign in 1951 1908 at the Hippodrome in Milwaukee middleweights Stanley Ketchel and Billy Papke met in the featured bout 7" x 7 1 2 Davis scored the upset winning a close ten round split decision over Bassett
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BASSETT, PERCY-TEDDY DAVIS WIRE PHOTO (1952) Ballerino-Mike and eventually dropped the campaign

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