Alfredo Layne (October 9, 1959 – June 25, 1999) was a Panamanian professional

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. Layne is notable for having won the WBA and lineal super featherweight titles.

Professional boxing career

Layne, who began fighting professionally in 1981, fought in his first world title fight on May 24, 1986, as he travelled to San Juan to challenge the Puerto Rican world champion

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to become the new WBA and Lineal champion. Layne's title reign was ended later in the year when he was beaten by Brian Mitchell in the first defence of his belt. Layne lost six out of his next seven fights, including a loss to Rafael Williams in December 1988, his final professional contest. Layne was shot dead in June 1999, aged 39.

Professional boxing record

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Alfredo Layne - CBZ Profile
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Professional boxing career

Professional boxing record

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