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Csandl turned professional shortly after he competed in the 1972 Summer Olympics. He fought actively from 1972 till 1976, where he challenged twice for the European light middleweight title against future world champions Jose Duran and Eckhard Dagge but came up short in both occasions. Csandl retired in June of 1976 ,compiling a record of twenty-three wins and 3 losses.[2]
Death
Csandl died of natural causes on 1 August 2023, at the age of 74. His funeral services were held on 10 August, 2023. [3][4]
