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Also known as Carlos Roque Monzón, Escopeta

Argentine boxer (1942-1995)

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  • Moi, Carlos Monzon

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San Javier, Santa Fe, Argentina

Carlos Roque Monzón was a Native Hispanic/Latin American boxer who also occasionally worked as a film actor. He is considered by many experts to be the greatest representative of Argentine boxing and one of the best in the history of the sport worldwide, as well as one of the greatest Argentine athletes of all time.

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  • LS83 — Self (archive footage) (uncredited)2025
  • L'Âge d'or de la pub — Self (archive footage)2023
  • Monzon — Self2021
  • Furia, las peleas de Carlos Monzón — Self2019
  • El hombre de los guantes2013
  • Un loco en acción — Él mismo1983
  • The children of López — Self1980
  • Las locuras del profesor — Él mismo (cameo)1979
  • Amigos para la aventura1978
  • Macho Killers — El Macho / Buzzard1977

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Instance of
human
Given name
Carlos
Gender
male
Citizenship
Argentina
Place of birth
Santa Fe
Occupation
film actor
Languages spoken
Spanish
Sport
boxing
Country for sport
Argentina
Mass
80
Image
Carlos monzon 1974.jpg
Height
182
Convicted of
femicide
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Commons category
Carlos Monzón
cause of death
traffic collision
date of birth
1942-08-07
date of death
1995-01-08
manner of death
accidental death
start of work period
1963-02-06
end of work period
1977-07-30
unmarried partner
Susana Giménez
nickname
Escopeta
sports discipline competed in
middleweight
number of matches played/races/starts
100
number of wins
87
number of losses
3
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