Michel Lavergne
Michel Lavergne (born May 11, 1968) is a former junior B hockey player and a former world champion beatboxer. His victories in Stockholm (1989) and New York City (1991) made him the first man to win the world championship more than once. His performance in Bern (1992) was not enough to win a third world championship.[1] He has since left the beatboxing scene. Despite his 20-year hiatus from beatboxing, Lavergne is still ranked 33rd in the world.[citation needed] His career is outlined in the compilation American Beatboxers.[2]
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