https://boxrec.com/wiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Modigliani 2026-06-04T18:08:49Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.38.2 https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=559529 2015-03-26T11:53:28Z

<p>Modigliani: edited an internal link</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2000-2002) [[John (Darkie) Smith]] (2002) [[Jackie Bowers]] (2002-2005) [[Magomed Schaburow]] (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; [[WBA Intercontinental]] and [[EBU-EU (European Union)]] at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the [[Peacock Gym]], Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> Elvis was named by his father in honour of Elvis Presley. He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *'''EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title''' (2004-2005)<br /> *'''Latvian light heavyweight title''' (2004)<br /> *'''WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title''' (2002)<br /> *'''World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title''' (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Has sparred with [[Joe Calzaghe]], [[Mikkel Kessler]], [[Zsolt Erdei]], [[David Haye]]<br /> <br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Works as private coach and commentates the boxing on [[Viasat Sport Baltic]] https://www.viasat.lv/sports channel. <br /> <br /> In 2008 founded his own promotional company- [[Fighter Elvis Promotion]] http://www.fighterelvis.lv/</div>

Modigliani https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=559528 2015-03-26T11:50:43Z

<p>Modigliani: edited the external channel</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2000-2002) [[John (Darkie) Smith]] (2002) [[Jackie Bowers]] (2002-2005) [[Magomed Schaburow]] (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; [[WBA Intercontinental]] and [[EBU-EU (European Union)]] at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the [[Peacock Gym]], Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> Elvis was named by his father in honour of Elvis Presley. He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *'''EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title''' (2004-2005)<br /> *'''Latvian light heavyweight title''' (2004)<br /> *'''WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title''' (2002)<br /> *'''World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title''' (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Has sparred with [[Joe Calzaghe]], [[Mikkel Kessler]], [[Zsolt Erdei]], [[David Haye]]<br /> <br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Works as private coach and commentates the boxing on [Viasat Sport Baltic] channel. <br /> <br /> In 2008 founded his own promotional company- [[Fighter Elvis Promotion]] http://www.fighterelvis.lv/</div>

Modigliani https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=559527 2015-03-26T11:49:03Z

<p>Modigliani: edited a few facts</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2000-2002) [[John (Darkie) Smith]] (2002) [[Jackie Bowers]] (2002-2005) [[Magomed Schaburow]] (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; [[WBA Intercontinental]] and [[EBU-EU (European Union)]] at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the [[Peacock Gym]], Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> Elvis was named by his father in honour of Elvis Presley. He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *'''EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title''' (2004-2005)<br /> *'''Latvian light heavyweight title''' (2004)<br /> *'''WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title''' (2002)<br /> *'''World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title''' (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Has sparred with [[Joe Calzaghe]], [[Mikkel Kessler]], [[Zsolt Erdei]], [[David Haye]]<br /> <br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Works as private coach and commentates the boxing on Viasat Sport Baltic channel. <br /> <br /> In 2008 founded his own promotional company- [[Fighter Elvis Promotion]] http://www.fighterelvis.lv/</div>

Modigliani https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=425027 2012-06-03T04:49:54Z

<p>Modigliani: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2000-2002) [[John (Darkie) Smith]] (2002) [[Jackie Bowers]] (2002-2005) [[Magomed Schaburow]] (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; [[WBA Intercontinental]] and [[EBU-EU (European Union)]] at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the [[Peacock Gym]], Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *'''EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title''' (2004-2005)<br /> *'''Latvian light heavyweight title''' (2004)<br /> *'''WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title''' (2002)<br /> *'''World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title''' (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Has sparred with [[Joe Calzaghe]], [[Mikkel Kessler]], [[Zsolt Erdei]], [[David Haye]]<br /> <br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Does commentating the boxing on the Latvian TV<br /> <br /> In 2008 founded his own promotional company- [[Fighter Elvis Promotion]] http://www.fighterelvis.lv/</div>

Modigliani https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=425026 2012-06-03T04:48:34Z

<p>Modigliani: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2000-2002) [[John &quot;Darkie&quot; Smith]] (2002) [[Jackie Bowers]] (2002-2005) [[Magomed Schaburow]] (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; [[WBA Intercontinental]] and [[EBU-EU (European Union)]] at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the [[Peacock Gym]], Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *'''EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title''' (2004-2005)<br /> *'''Latvian light heavyweight title''' (2004)<br /> *'''WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title''' (2002)<br /> *'''World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title''' (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Has sparred with [[Joe Calzaghe]], [[Mikkel Kessler]], [[Zsolt Erdei]], [[David Haye]]<br /> <br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Does commentating the boxing on the Latvian TV<br /> <br /> In 2008 founded his own promotional company- [[Fighter Elvis Promotion]] http://www.fighterelvis.lv/</div>

Modigliani https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=425025 2012-06-03T04:46:33Z

<p>Modigliani: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2000-2002) [[Darkie Smith]] (2002) [[Jackie Bowers]] (2002-2005) [[Magomed Schaburow]] (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; [[WBA Intercontinental]] and [[EBU-EU (European Union)]] at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the [[Peacock Gym]], Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *'''EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title''' (2004-2005)<br /> *'''Latvian light heavyweight title''' (2004)<br /> *'''WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title''' (2002)<br /> *'''World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title''' (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Has sparred with [[Joe Calzaghe]], [[Mikkel Kessler]], [[Zsolt Erdei]], [[David Haye]]<br /> <br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Does commentating the boxing on the Latvian TV<br /> <br /> In 2008 founded his own promotional company- [[Fighter Elvis Promotion]] http://www.fighterelvis.lv/</div>

Modigliani https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=425024 2012-06-03T04:34:48Z

<p>Modigliani: added the internal link</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2000-2002) [[Darkie Smith]] (2002) [[Jack Bowers]] (2002-2005) [[Magomed Schaburow]] (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; [[WBA Intercontinental]] and [[EBU-EU (European Union)]] at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the [[Peacock Gym]], Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *'''EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title''' (2004-2005)<br /> *'''Latvian light heavyweight title''' (2004)<br /> *'''WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title''' (2002)<br /> *'''World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title''' (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Has sparred with [[Joe Calzaghe]], [[Mikkel Kessler]], [[Zsolt Erdei]], [[David Haye]]<br /> <br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Does commentating the boxing on the Latvian TV<br /> <br /> In 2008 founded his own promotional company- [[Fighter Elvis Promotion]] http://www.fighterelvis.lv/</div>

Modigliani https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=425023 2012-06-03T04:33:37Z

<p>Modigliani: added the information and the site</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2000-2002) [[Darkie Smith]] (2002) [[Jack Bowers]] (2002-2005) [[Magomed Schaburow]] (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; [[WBA Intercontinental]] and [[EBU-EU (European Union)]] at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the [[Peacock Gym]], Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *'''EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title''' (2004-2005)<br /> *'''Latvian light heavyweight title''' (2004)<br /> *'''WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title''' (2002)<br /> *'''World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title''' (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Has sparred with [[Joe Calzaghe]], [[Mikkel Kessler]], [[Zsolt Erdei]], [[David Haye]]<br /> <br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Does commentating the boxing on the Latvian TV<br /> <br /> In 2008 founded his own promotional company- [Fighter Elvis Promotion] http://www.fighterelvis.lv/</div>

Modigliani https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=350118 2011-03-15T09:29:28Z

<p>Modigliani: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2000-2002) [[Darkie Smith]] (2002) [[Jack Bowers]] (2002-2005) [[Magomed Schaburow]] (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; [[WBA Intercontinental]] and [[EBU-EU (European Union)]] at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the [[Peacock Gym]], Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *'''EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title''' (2004-2005)<br /> *'''Latvian light heavyweight title''' (2004)<br /> *'''WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title''' (2002)<br /> *'''World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title''' (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Has sparred with [[Joe Calzaghe]], [[Mikkel Kessler]], [[Zsolt Erdei]], [[David Haye]]<br /> <br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Does commentating the boxing on the Latvian TV<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category]]:[[EBU-EU Light Heavyweight Champions]]</div>

Modigliani https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=350117 2011-03-15T09:29:02Z

<p>Modigliani: added internal link</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2000-2002) [[Darkie Smith]] (2002) [[Jack Bowers]] (2002-2005) [[Magomed Schaburow]] (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; [[WBA Intercontinental]] and [[EBU-EU (European Union)]] at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the [[Peacock Gym]], Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *'''EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title''' (2004-2005)<br /> *'''Latvian light heavyweight title''' (2004)<br /> *'''WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title''' (2002)<br /> *'''World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title''' (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Has sparred with [[Joe Calzaghe]], [[Mikkel Kessler]], [[Zsolt Erdei]], [[David Haye]]<br /> <br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Does commentating the boxing on the Latvian TV<br /> <br /> <br /> Category:[[EBU-EU Light Heavyweight Champions]]</div>

Modigliani https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=350116 2011-03-15T09:26:42Z

<p>Modigliani: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2000-2002) [[Darkie Smith]] (2002) [[Jack Bowers]] (2002-2005) [[Magomed Schaburow]] (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; [[WBA Intercontinental]] and [[EBU-EU (European Union)]] at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the [[Peacock Gym]], Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *'''EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title''' (2004-2005)<br /> *'''Latvian light heavyweight title''' (2004)<br /> *'''WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title''' (2002)<br /> *'''World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title''' (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Has sparred with [[Joe Calzaghe]], [[Mikkel Kessler]], [[Zsolt Erdei]], [[David Haye]]<br /> <br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Does commentating the boxing on the Latvian TV<br /> <br /> <br /> Category:[[WBA Intercontinental light heavyweight champions]]</div>

Modigliani https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=350115 2011-03-15T09:25:19Z

<p>Modigliani: added internal links</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2000-2002) [[Darkie Smith]] (2002) [[Jack Bowers]] (2002-2005) [[Magomed Schaburow]] (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; [[WBA Intercontinental]] and [[EBU-EU (European Union)]] at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the [[Peacock Gym]], Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *'''EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title''' (2004-2005)<br /> *'''Latvian light heavyweight title''' (2004)<br /> *'''WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title''' (2002)<br /> *'''World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title''' (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Has sparred with [[Joe Calzaghe]], [[Mikkel Kessler]], [[Zsolt Erdei]], [[David Haye]]<br /> <br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Does commentating the boxing on the Latvian TV<br /> <br /> <br /> Category:WBA Intercontinental light heavyweight champions: Elvis Mihailenko</div>

Modigliani https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=350114 2011-03-15T09:24:07Z

<p>Modigliani: added the internal link and bold text</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2000-2002) [[Darkie Smith]] (2002) [[Jack Bowers]] (2002-2005) [[Magomed Schaburow]] (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the [[Peacock Gym]], Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *'''EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title''' (2004-2005)<br /> *'''Latvian light heavyweight title''' (2004)<br /> *'''WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title''' (2002)<br /> *'''World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title''' (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Has sparred with [[Joe Calzaghe]], [[Mikkel Kessler]], [[Zsolt Erdei]], [[David Haye]]<br /> <br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Does commentating the boxing on the Latvian TV<br /> <br /> <br /> Category:WBA Intercontinental light heavyweight champions: Elvis Mihailenko</div>

Modigliani https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=350113 2011-03-15T09:20:21Z

<p>Modigliani: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2000-2002) [[Darkie Smith]] (2002) [[Jack Bowers]] (2002-2005) [[Magomed Schaburow]] (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Has sparred with [[Joe Calzaghe]], [[Mikkel Kessler]], [[Zsolt Erdei]], [[David Haye]]<br /> <br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Does commentating the boxing on the Latvian TV<br /> <br /> <br /> Category:WBA Intercontinental light heavyweight champions: Elvis Mihailenko</div>

Modigliani https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=350112 2011-03-15T09:19:54Z

<p>Modigliani: added internal links</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2000-2002) [[Darkie Smith]] (2002) [[Jack Bowers]] (2002-2005) [[Magomed Schaburow]] (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Has sparred with [[Joe Calzaghe]], [[Mikkel Kessler]], [[Zsolt Erdei]], [[David Haye]]<br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Does commentating the boxing on the Latvian TV<br /> <br /> <br /> Category:WBA Intercontinental light heavyweight champions: Elvis Mihailenko</div>

Modigliani https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=350111 2011-03-15T09:13:39Z

<p>Modigliani: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2000-2002) [[Darkie Smith]] (2002) [[Jack Bowers]] (2002-2005) [[Magomed Schaburow]] (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Has sparred with Joe Calzaghe, Mikkel Kessler, Zsolt Erdei, David Haye<br /> <br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Does commentating the boxing on the Latvian TV<br /> <br /> <br /> Category:WBA Intercontinental light heavyweight champions: Elvis Mihailenko</div>

Modigliani https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=350110 2011-03-15T09:12:04Z

<p>Modigliani: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2000-2002) [[Darkie Smith]] (2002) [[Jack Bowers]] (2002-2005) [[Magomed Schaburow]] (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Has sparred with [Joe Calzaghe], Mikkel Kessler, Zsolt Erdei, David Haye<br /> <br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Does commentating the boxing on the Latvian TV<br /> <br /> <br /> Category:WBA Intercontinental light heavyweight champions: Elvis Mihailenko</div>

Modigliani https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=350109 2011-03-15T09:10:31Z

<p>Modigliani: added the factoid and internal links</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2000-2002) [[Darkie Smith]] (2002) [[Jack Bowers]] (2002-2005) [[Magomed Schaburow]] (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Has sparred with [[Media:Joe Calzaghe]], [[Media:Mikkel Kessler]], [[Media:Zsolt Erdei]], [[Media:David Haye]]<br /> <br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Does commentating the boxing on the Latvian TV<br /> <br /> <br /> Category:WBA Intercontinental light heavyweight champions: Elvis Mihailenko</div>

Modigliani https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=328504 2010-12-22T03:08:04Z

<p>Modigliani: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2000-2002) [[Darkie Smith]] (2002) [[Jack Bowers]] (2002-2005) [[Magomed Schaburow]] (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Commentating boxing on the Latvian TV<br /> <br /> <br /> Category:WBA Intercontinental light heavyweight champions: Elvis Mihailenko</div>

Modigliani https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=328502 2010-12-22T03:06:45Z

<p>Modigliani: added the internal links</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2000-2002) [[Darkie Smith]] [[Link title]](2002) [[Jack Bowers]] (2002-2005) [[Magomed Schaburow]] (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Commentating boxing on the Latvian TV<br /> <br /> <br /> Category:WBA Intercontinental light heavyweight champions: Elvis Mihailenko</div>

Modigliani https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=328501 2010-12-22T03:05:42Z

<p>Modigliani: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2000-2002) Darkie Smith (2002) Jack Bowers (2002-2005) Magomed Schaburow (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Commentating boxing on the Latvian TV<br /> <br /> <br /> Category:WBA Intercontinental light heavyweight champions: Elvis Mihailenko</div>

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<p>Modigliani: added the category</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' Martin Bowers (2000-2002) Darkie Smith (2002) Jack Bowers (2002-2005) Magomed Schaburow (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Commentating boxing on the Latvian TV<br /> <br /> <br /> Category:WBA Intercontinental light heavyweight champions: Elvis Mihailenko</div>

Modigliani https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=327209 2010-12-12T11:05:13Z

<p>Modigliani: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' Martin Bowers (2000-2002) Darkie Smith (2002) Jack Bowers (2002-2005) Magomed Schaburow (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Commentating boxing on the Latvian TV<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Media:[Category: WBA Intercontinental light heavyweight champions]]]</div>

Modigliani https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Elvis_Mihailenko&diff=327208 2010-12-12T11:04:03Z

<p>Modigliani: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' Martin Bowers (2000-2002) Darkie Smith (2002) Jack Bowers (2002-2005) Magomed Schaburow (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Commentating boxing on the Latvian TV<br /> <br /> <br /> [Category: WBA Intercontinental light heavyweight champions]</div>

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<p>Modigliani: added the category</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' Martin Bowers (2000-2002) Darkie Smith (2002) Jack Bowers (2002-2005) Magomed Schaburow (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Commentating boxing on the Latvian TV<br /> <br /> [Category: WBA Intercontinental light heavyweight champions]</div>

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<p>Modigliani: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' Martin Bowers (2000-2002) Darkie Smith (2002) Jack Bowers (2002-2005) Magomed Schaburow (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> <br /> Commentating boxing on the Latvian TV channels</div>

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<p>Modigliani: added the factoids</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG|left|thumb|325px]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Trainers:''' Martin Bowers (2000-2002) Darkie Smith (2002) Jack Bowers (2002-2005) Magomed Schaburow (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)<br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> Former European Kickboxing champion<br /> Commentating boxing on the Latvian TV channels</div>

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<p>Modigliani: fixed the grammar</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. He boxed out of the Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on the many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> '''Trainers:''' Martin Bowers (2000-2002) Darkie Smith (2002) Jack Bowers (2002-2005) Magomed Schaburow (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)<br /> <br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> <br /> Former European Kickboxing champion</div>

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<p>Modigliani: made a level 2 headline</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. he boxed out of Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> '''Trainers:''' Martin Bowers (2000-2002) Darkie Smith (2002) Jack Bowers (2002-2005) Magomed Schaburow (2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> == '''Titles held:''' ==<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)<br /> <br /> <br /> == '''Factoids:''' ==<br /> <br /> Former European Kickboxing champion</div>

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<p>Modigliani: made the space under into the last paragraph</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. he boxed out of Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> '''Trainers:''' Martin Bowers (2000-2002) Darkie Smith (2002) Jack Bowers (2002-2005) Magomed Schaburow (2005)<br /> <br /> '''Titles held:'''<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)<br /> <br /> '''Factoids:'''<br /> <br /> Former European Kickboxing champion</div>

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<p>Modigliani: made the spaces under the paragraphs</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. he boxed out of Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on many multi-nations.<br /> <br /> '''Trainers:''' Martin Bowers (2000-2002) Darkie Smith (2002) Jack Bowers (2002-2005) Magomed Schaburow (2005)<br /> <br /> '''Titles held:'''<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)<br /> <br /> '''Factoids'''<br /> Former European Kickboxing champion</div>

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<p>Modigliani: added the trainers ant the factoids</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. he boxed out of Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on many multi-nations.<br /> '''Trainers:''' Martin Bowers (2000-2002) Darkie Smith (2002) Jack Bowers (2002-2005) Magomed Schaburow (2005)<br /> '''Titles held:'''<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)<br /> '''Factoids'''<br /> Former European Kickboxing champion</div>

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<p>Modigliani: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. he boxed out of Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on many multi-nations. He was also the European Kickboxing champion in 1998.<br /> <br /> '''Titles held:'''<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)</div>

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<p>Modigliani: added the picture</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG?]]&lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. he boxed out of Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on many multi-nations. He was also the European Kickboxing champion in 1998.<br /> <br /> '''Titles held:'''<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)</div>

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<p>Modigliani: added the picture</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG? ?]]&lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. he boxed out of Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on many multi-nations. He was also the European Kickboxing champion in 1998.<br /> <br /> '''Titles held:'''<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)</div>

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<p>Modigliani: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG?]]&lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. he boxed out of Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on many multi-nations. He was also the European Kickboxing champion in 1998.<br /> <br /> '''Titles held:'''<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)</div>

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<p>Modigliani: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG? ]]&lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. he boxed out of Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on many multi-nations. He was also the European Kickboxing champion in 1998.<br /> <br /> '''Titles held:'''<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)</div>

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<p>Modigliani: added the picture</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG? ]]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. he boxed out of Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on many multi-nations. He was also the European Kickboxing champion in 1998.<br /> <br /> '''Titles held:'''<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)</div>

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<p>Modigliani: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG? ]]&lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. he boxed out of Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on many multi-nations. He was also the European Kickboxing champion in 1998.<br /> <br /> '''Titles held:'''<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)</div>

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<p>Modigliani: added the picture</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG? ]left]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. he boxed out of Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on many multi-nations. He was also the European Kickboxing champion in 1998.<br /> <br /> '''Titles held:'''<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)</div>

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<p>Modigliani: editted the picture</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Elvis3-1-.JPG?]left]framed]<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. he boxed out of Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on many multi-nations. He was also the European Kickboxing champion in 1998.<br /> <br /> '''Titles held:'''<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)</div>

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<p>Modigliani: I putted the uploaded file</p> <hr /> <div>Elvis Mihailenko<br /> &lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. he boxed out of Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on many multi-nations. He was also the European Kickboxing champion in 1998.<br /> <br /> '''Titles held:'''<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)</div>

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<p>Modigliani: added the picture</p> <hr /> <div>Elvis3-1-.JPG&lt;human&gt;15067&lt;/human&gt;<br /> '''Elvis Mihailenko''' is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. he boxed out of Peacock Gym, Canningtown, in East-end of London.<br /> <br /> He had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was a member of the national team, and participated on many multi-nations. He was also the European Kickboxing champion in 1998.<br /> <br /> '''Titles held:'''<br /> *EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title (2004-2005)<br /> *Latvian light heavyweight title (2004)<br /> *WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title (2002)<br /> *World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title (2001)</div>

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<p>Modigliani: Titles held</p> <hr /> <div>Elvis Mihailenko<br /> '''Name:''' '''Elvis Mihailenko'''<br /> '''Born:''' 1976/09/13<br /> '''Birth place:''' Jurmala, Latvia<br /> '''Nationality:''' Latvian<br /> '''Hometown:''' Jurmala, Latvia<br /> '''Stance:''' orthodox<br /> '''Height:''' 6 ft/ 183 cm<br /> Elvis Mihailenko is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light heavyweight division. <br /> Boxed out of Peacock Gym, Canningtown in East-end of London.<br /> Had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light heavyweight, was member of the national team and participated on many multi-nations.<br /> Also, was European Kickboxing champion in 1998<br /> '''Titles held:'''<br /> '''EBU-EU (European Union) light heavyweight title''' (2004-2005)<br /> '''Latvian light heavyweight title''' (2004)<br /> '''WBA Intecontinental light heavyweight title''' (2002)<br /> '''World Boxing Federation European light heavyweight title''' (2001)</div>

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<p>Modigliani: Edited the title page</p> <hr /> <div>Elvis Mihailenko<br /> '''Name:''' '''Elvis Mihailenko'''<br /> '''Born:''' 1976/09/13<br /> '''Birth place:''' Jurmala, Latvia<br /> '''Nationality:''' Latvian<br /> '''Hometown:''' Jurmala, Latvia<br /> '''Stance:''' orthodox<br /> '''Height:''' 6 ft/ 183 cm<br /> Elvis Mihailenko is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light-heavyweight division. <br /> Boxed out of Peacock Gym, Canningtown in East-end of London.<br /> Had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light-heavyweight, was member of the national team and participated on many multi-nations.<br /> Also, was European Kickboxing champion in 1998</div>

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<p>Modigliani: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Name:''' '''Elvis Mihailenko'''<br /> '''Born:''' 1976/09/13<br /> '''Birth place:''' Jurmala, Latvia<br /> '''Nationality:''' Latvian<br /> '''Hometown:''' Jurmala, Latvia<br /> '''Stance:''' orthodox<br /> '''Height:''' 6 ft/ 183 cm<br /> Elvis Mihailenko is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light-heavyweight division. <br /> Boxed out of Peacock Gym, Canningtown in East-end of London.<br /> Had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light-heavyweight, was member of the national team and participated on many multi-nations.<br /> Also, was European Kickboxing champion in 1998</div>

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<p>Modigliani: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Name:''' Elvis Mihailenko<br /> '''Born:''' 1976/09/13<br /> '''Birth place:''' Jurmala, Latvia<br /> '''Nationality:''' Latvian<br /> '''Hometown:''' Jurmala, Latvia<br /> '''Stance:''' orthodox<br /> '''Height:''' 6 ft/ 183 cm<br /> Elvis Mihailenko is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light-heavyweight division. <br /> Boxed out of Peacock Gym, Canningtown in East-end of London.<br /> Had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light-heavyweight, was member of the national team and participated on many multi-nations.<br /> Also, was European Kickboxing champion in 1998</div>

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<p>Modigliani: Elvis Mihailenko defended his EBU-EU title</p> <hr /> <div>Elvis Mihailenko defended his EBU-EU title</div>

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<p>Modigliani: Created page with &#039;Elvis Mihailenko is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-E…&#039;</p> <hr /> <div>Elvis Mihailenko is the first Latvian National champion amongst professionals and the first ever Latvian to held any of the major titles, included; WBA Intercontinental and EBU-EU (European Union) at light-heavyweight division. <br /> Boxed out of Peacock Gym, Canningtown in East-end of London.<br /> Had 57-14 amateur record and won 1997 Latvian Nationals at light-heavyweight, was member of the national team and participated on many multi-nations.<br /> Also, was European Kickboxing champion in 1998</div>

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