Who was the oldest champion at 40 years old?
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The answer is: Dino Zoff\nCheck out this link:-\n==> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dino_Zoff
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i know the answer of this question very well. the oldest player from Asia is Ali Daie from iran. he is not only the oldest player between asian players but he is the oldest player that is probably participating in the world cup this time.he is 38 has 38 years of age, but the bright side is he has the record in scoring goal for national team in the world, and right now he has scored 109 gaol for his country(IRAN)
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Alan Minter was the former world Middleweight champion, the guy who Marvin Hagler beat to become world middleweight champion back in the early eighties. Im pretty sure he never did bare knuckle boxing though, unless as said in the answer above there is someone else of the same name?. He retired years ago but is still involved in boxing, i think he currently trains his son Ross who is an up and coming fighter.
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The current oldest person still living is Maria Esther de Capovilla. She's 116.
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Muhammad Ali (Cashes Clay).  That was an easy question.
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Ken Griffey Jr.\nHe hit his 400th on 4/10/05 when he was 30 years and 141 days old.\nA-Rod was 29 years and 316 days old when he achieved the 400 mark in 2005.
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Heavyweight championship belt issued to Tom Cribb (in 1809)\n\nTom Cribb was one of England’s most celebrated champions and won national prominence from his pugilistic feats. He was born on July 8, 1781. He won the British Championship in 1807 by defeating Jim Belcher in 41 rounds. When he defeated Belcher again in 31 rounds in 1809 he was awarded a championship belt.\n\nThe Ring began awarding championship belts in 1922. The first Ring belt was awarded to heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey, the second to flyweight champion Pancho Villa.
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HEAVYWEIGHT  \nCHAMPION: HASIM RAHMAN (US)  \nWON TITLE: August 18, 2005  \nLAST DEFENCE:  \nLAST COMPULSORY: April 24, 2004 by Klitschko  \nWBA CHAMPION: Nicolay Valouev (Russia)  \nIBF CHAMPION: Chris Byrd (US)  \nWBO CHAMPION: Lamont Brewster (US)  \nContenders:  \nWBC INT. CHAMPION: Oleg Maskaev (Kazakhstan)
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Marciano is the only HEAVYWEIGHT World Boxing Champion to retire undefeated. These boxers also retired undeated:\n\nName/Record/Era\n\nHorace Notice/16-0-0/1983-1988 \n\n*Jimmy Barry/61-0-10/1891-1899\n\n*Jack McAuliffe/49-0-6/1884-1893\n\n*Ricardo Lopez/51-0-1/1985-2001\n\n*Rocky Marciano/49-0-0/1947-1955\n\nEdson Nascimento/47-0-1/1993-2004\n\nSamson "Dutch Boy" Gym/43-0-0/1992-2002\n\nYoung Mitchell/35-0-6/1884-1893\n\n*Sven Ottke/34-0-0/1997-2004\n\nLazlo Papp/27-0-2/1957-1964\n\n*Terry Marsh/26-0-1/1981-1987\n\nScott Daley/24-0-0/1986-1998\n\n*Pichit Sithbangprachen/24-0-0/1988-2000\n\nMzukisi Skweyiya/21-0-1/1973-1978\n\nIke Ibeabuchi/20-0-0/1994-1999\n\nKirk Daley/19-0-0/1988-1994\n\nJi Won Kim/16-0-2/1982-1986\n\nVinny Letizia/16-0-1/1990-1993\n\n* = denotes World Champ\n\nCurrently, there's Joe Mesi, NABF Heavyweight Title holder who's 30 ~ 0. World ranked # 18
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Greatest boxing heavyweight champ ever...Mohd Ali also known as Cassius Clay. Three times world heavyweight champion.
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Dino Zoff was born on 28 February 1942, so when Italy beat Germnay 3-1 on 11 of July 1982 he was 40 years old.
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The oldest player to play in the World Cup was Roger Milla of Cameroon. During the game against Russia in 1994 he was 42 years and 39 days old. He hit a goal in that match too.
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Yup, great fighter. I remember him from the '84 Olympics. I saw him fight (and lose to) Tommy Hearns at Caesars Palace for the WBA Light Heavyweight Title in '91...He should have hung 'em up after losing to Michalczewski and Jones Jr. in succession, cause all he ended up doing was moving up to Cruiserweight and fighting a bunch of stiffs...
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The oldest player in a World Cup tournament was Roger Milla of Cameroon, who was 42 years and 39 days when he played against Russia in 1994. He in fact scored in that game, making him the oldest goalscorer as well.
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The oldest player in the world is impossible to find with millions playing all over the world.\n\nBut;\nThe Oldest Player In A Soccer World Cup Match\nThe oldest is Albert Roger Milla (b. 20 May 1952) for Cameroon v. Russia on 28 June 1994, aged 42yr 39days. During this match he also scored making him the oldest scorer in the finals. Africans are very proud of Albert Roger Milla. The people of Cameroon voted him best player of all time and he was awarded African footballer of the year in 1976 and in 1990. In his many years playing soccer, Albert Milla has seen big changes in the soccer scene - some of which he's not very happy about. "In our time you played with great individuals who could handle the ball, but now many players, if not all, think initially of their pocket before football," he says
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Bruno Sammartino,\nI know.... Who?\n\nBruno Leopoldo Francesco Sammartino (born October 6, 1935 in Pizzoferrato, Abruzzi, Italy), is a former professional wrestler, known most for being the longest-running champion of the Worldwide Wrestling Federation, holding the title across two reigns for over 12 years in total.\n\n"The Italian Strongman" has often been called "The Living Legend" of professional wrestling and is considered one of the greatest performers professional wrestling has ever known. Sammartino's actual wrestling ability was somewhat limited compared to "real" pro wrestlers like Lou Thesz, but his brawling style, power moves, and personal charisma, plus the fact that he came across as a genuinely nice guy, won him many fans, especially on the East Coast. During his career, Bruno was also known as "The Original Italian Stallion."
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Naseem Hamed says he has been offered a six-fight contract by an American television network. ... Hamed became Britain's youngest world champion when he won the WBO featherweight title aged 21 years and ... winsCostello on boxingAmateur boxing explainedBoxing by the weightsJones ...http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/boxing/4406064.stm