Famous People with Name Leo

Leo Podolsky            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Leo Podolsky: was a classical pianist and educator.Leo Podolsky had many piano teachers in his youth, but George Lalewicz was credited as the most successful. Podolsky also studied at the Cracow Conservatory, and, eventually, he enrolled in the Vienna Academy of Music, where he won the Liszt and the Anton Rubinstein prizes. Podolsky made his Berlin debut in 1912.Podolsky had reached agreement on an international concert tour at the time of his graduation, but it was canceled at the onset of World War I. He was inducted into the Russian military, and during his service, gave concerts in Russia and Siberia. Stranded in Yokohama, Japan by the [Russian Revolution (1917)|[Russian Revolution]], Podolsky gave 426 performances in a tour of Asia and the Pacific Rim that he organized.

Leo Nolan            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Leo Nolan: is a United States heavyweight boxer. Nolan was born and raised in Detroit. As a junior he boxed for Kronk Gym for three years. He turned professional in 1992, winning his first five pro fights before his career was interrupted in 1996 after he was convi

Leo Randolph            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Leo Randolph: was an American boxer, who won the Flyweight Gold medal at the 1976 Summer Olympics. Randolph had an outstanding amateur career. Randolph was a product of the Tacoma Boys Club amateur program, along with fellow Olympic Gold Medalist Sugar Ray Seales, and

Leo Rodak            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Leo Rodak: is an American boxer from Chicago. Leo was undefeated in his first 22 fights. with one of those wins coming against Tommy Paul. From 1931-1933 Leo fought in the Chicago Golden Gloves tournament. He won numerous events such as 1931 112 lb Chicago Golden Gl

Leo R. Rautins            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Leo R. Rautins: is a former professional basketball player, the current head coach of the Canadian national men's basketball team, and an NBA analyst for the Toronto Raptors. Upon retirement, Rautins became a basketball commentator, most notably with the Toronto Raptors