Art Aragon, boxing's original "Golden Boy," who never won a world title but whose brashness, good looks and celebrity lifestyle made him one of the sport's biggest drawing cards of the 1940s and ...

Mr. Aragon had 116 fights with a 90-20-6 record, including 61 wins by knockout. He fought such stars of the era as Tommy Campbell, Jesse Flores and Carmen Basilio, who knocked him down after eight ...

LOS ANGELES – Art Aragon, the charismatic “Golden Boy” boxer who drew standing-room-only crowds at Los Angeles and Hollywood venues in the 1940s and `50s, has died following a stroke earlier ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Art Aragon, boxing”s original “Golden Boy” who never won a world title but whose brashness, good looks and celebrity lifestyle made him one of the sport”s biggest ...

Don Fraser of Toluca Lake probably knew Art Aragon as well as anybody in Los Angeles. While 17-year-old Aragon was fighting Bert White at the Hollywood Legion Stadium in February 1945, Fraser was i… ...

But Art Aragon also wasn’t one to let religion interfere with romance. “My grandfather wouldn’t let my mother marry him because he was a real swinger,” Aragon’s son, Brad, recalled recently.

Boxing card with color illustration of lightweight, Art Aragon on the front of the card. Aragon's stats and biography are printed on the back of the card. #16 in the 1951 Topps Ringside Boxing Card ...

Art Aragon was an American actor and professional boxer. From 1944 to 1960, he fought as a lightweight known as "The Golden Boy". Although he never became champion, he had an impressive record of ...

Don Fraser of Toluca Lake probably knew Art Aragon as well as anybody in Los Angeles. While 17-year-old Aragon was fighting Bert White at the Hollywood Legion Stadium in February 1945, Fraser was i… ...