About
Late boxer and boxing commentator nicknamed 'The Fighting Frenchman' who fought notable opponents like Ken Norton Sr. and Ron Lyle. He later became a successful politician, being elected to the Anoka County, Minnesota Board of County Commissioners.
Before Fame
He was born in Crosby-Ironton, Minnesota and first competed as a professional boxer in 1974.
Trivia
He was diagnosed with ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease, in 2008. He died as a result of the illness in 2011.
Family Life
He was born Alan Scott LeDoux and is survived by his wife, Carol. His first wife, Sandy, died of cancer.
Associated With
He once engaged in a five-round exhibition fight with legendary boxer Muhammad Ali.
