BoxRec - User contributions [en]

Sidney Siqueira

2008-01-12T14:20:39Z

Oliveira:

<boxer>256715boxer>

1988 German Olympians

2008-01-12T14:18:25Z

Oliveira: /* Results */

In 1988 the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) sent a roster of six boxers, the German Democratic Republic (East Germany) sent ten boxers. Andreas Zülow and Henry Maske won a gold medal, Andreas Tews captured a silver medal and Reiner Gies a bronze medal.

== Roster ==
*112 lbs: [[Andreas Tews]] (East Germany)
*119 lbs: [[Rene Breitbarth]] (East Germany)
*125 lbs: [[Diego Drumm]] (East Germany)
*132 lbs: [[Andreas Zülow]] (East Germany)
*140 lbs: [[Reiner Gies]] (West Germany), [[Andreas Otto]] (East Germany)
*147 lbs: [[Alexander Künzler]] (West Germany), [[Siegfried Mehnert]] (East Germany)
*156 lbs: [[Norbert Nieroba]] (West Germany), [[Torsten Schmitz]] (East Germany)
*165 lbs: [[Sven Ottke]] (West Germany), [[Henry Maske]] (East Germany)
*178 lbs: [[Markus Bott]] (West Germany), [[Rene Suetovius]] (East Germany)
*201 lbs: [[Maik Heydeck]] (East Germany)
*+201 lbs: [[Andreas Schnieders]] (West Germany), [[Ulli Kaden]] (East Germany)

== Results ==
''Round of 64'' juan antonio diaz>> comodoro argentina
*132 lbs: '''Andreas Zülow''' DEF [[Patrick Waweru]] (Kenia) PTS (5-0)
*140 lbs: '''Reiner Gies''' DEF [[Basil Maelagi]] (Solomon Islands) Walkover
*147 lbs: '''Alexander Künzler''' DEF [[Kasmiro Omona]] (Uganda) PTS (5-0)
*147 lbs: '''Siegfried Mehnert''' DEF [[Jose Lionel Ortiz]] (Puerto Rico) PTS (5-0)
*156 lbs: '''Norbert Nieroba''' DEF [[Felix Garth]] (Grenada) KOH-1
*165 lbs: '''Sven Ottke''' DEF [[Aharon Jacobashvili]] (Israel) PTS (5-0)
''Round of 32''
*112 lbs: '''Andreas Tews''' DEF [[Welping Wang]] (China) PTS (5-0)
*119 lbs: '''Rene Breitbarth''' DEF [[Magare Tshekiso]] (Botswana) PTS (5-0)
*125 lbs: [[Kirkor Kirkorov]] (Bulgaria) DEF '''Diego Drumm''' PTS (5-0)
*132 lbs: '''Andreas Zülow''' DEF [[Giorgio Campanella]] (Italy) PTS (5-0)
*140 lbs: '''Reiner Gies''' DEF [[Lorant Szabo]] (Hungary) PTS (5-0)
*140 lbs: [[Howard Grant]] (Canada) DEF '''Andreas Otto''' RSCI-2
*147 lbs: [[Kyung-Sup Song]] (South Korea) DEF '''Alexander Künzler''' PTS (5-0)
*147 lbs: '''Siegfried Mehnert''' DEF [[Abdellah Taouane]] (Marocco) PTS (5-0)
*156 lbs: [[Raymond Downey]] (Canada) DEF '''Norbert Nieroba''' PTS (3-2)
*156 lbs: '''Torsten Schmitz''' DEF [[Anguel Stoyanov]] (Bulgaria) PTS (3-2)
*165 lbs: '''Sven Ottke''' DEF [[Jong-Ho Ha]] (South Korea) PTS (4-1)
*165 lbs: '''Henry Maske''' DEF [[Helman Palije]] (Malawi) PTS (5-0)
*178 lbs: '''Markus Bott''' DEF '''Rene Suetovius''' RSCH-3
*+201 lbs: '''Andreas Schnieders''' DEF [[Tshibalabala Kadima]] (Zaire) RSCH-2
 
''Round of 16''
*112 lbs: '''Andreas Tews''' DEF [[Janos Varadi]] (Hungary) PTS (5-0)
*119 lbs: '''Rene Breitbarth''' DEF [[Vedat Tutuk]] (Turkey) PTS (5-0)
*132 lbs: '''Andreas Zülow''' DEF [[Kostya Tszyu]] (Soviet Union) PTS (3-2)
*140 lbs: '''Reiner Gies''' DEF [[Adrian Carew]] (Guyana) PTS (3-2)
*147 lbs: [[Kyung-Sup Song]] (South Korea) DEF '''Siegfried Mehnert''' PTS (3-2)
*156 lbs: [[Si-Hun Park]] (South Korea) DEF '''Torsten Schmitz''' PTS (5-0)
*165 lbs: '''Sven Ottke''' DEF [[Ruslan Taramov]] (Soviet Union) PTS (5-0)
*165 lbs: '''Henry Maske''' DEF [[Sello Mojela]] (Lesotho) Walkover
*178 lbs: [[Nourmagomed Chanavazov]] (Soviet Union) DEF '''Markus Bott''' PTS (5-0)
*201 lbs: '''Maik Heydeck''' DEF [[Juan Antonio Diaz]] (Argentina) PTS (5-0)
*+201 lbs: '''Andreas Schnieders''' DEF [[Ovwigbo Uba]] Nigeria PTS
*+201 lbs: '''Ulli Kaden''' DEF [[Aziz Salihu]] (Yugoslavia) PTS (5-0)
 
''Quarterfinals''
*112 lbs: '''Andreas Tews''' DEF [[Benaissa Abed]] (Algeria) PTS (5-0)
*119 lbs: [[Jorge Julio Rocha]] (Columbia) DEF '''Rene Breitbarth''' PTS (4-1)
*132 lbs: '''Andreas Zülow''' DEF [[Mohamed Hegazy]] (Egypt) PTS (5-0)
*140 lbs: '''Reiner Gies''' DEF [[Sodnomdar Jaa Altansukh]] (Mongolia) PTS (4-1)
*165 lbs: [[Egerton Marcus]] (Canada) DEF '''Sven Ottke''' PTS (5-0)
*165 lbs: '''Henry Maske''' DEF [[Michele Mastrodonato]] (Italy) PTS (5-0)
*201 lbs: [[Hyun-Man Baik]] (South Korea) DEF '''Maik Heydeck''' RSCO-1
*+201 lbs: [[Janusz Zarenkiewicz]] (Poland) DEF '''Andreas Schnieders''' PTS (3-2)
*+201 lbs: [[Lennox Lewis]] (Canada) DEF '''Ulli Kaden''' RSCH-1
 
''Semifinals''
*112 lbs: '''Andreas Tews''' DEF [[Mario Gonzalez]] (Mexico) PTS (5-0)
*132 lbs: '''Andreas Zülow''' DEF [[Romallis Ellis]] (USA) PTS (5-0)
*140 lbs: [[Viatcheslav Ianovski]] (Soviet Union) DEF '''Reiner Gies''' KOH-1
*165 lbs: '''Henry Maske''' DEF [[Chris Sande]] (Kenia) PTS (5-0)
 
''Finals''
*112 lbs: [[Kwang-Sun Kim]] (South Korea) DEF '''Andreas Tews''' PTS (4-1)
*132 lbs: '''Andreas Zülow''' DEF [[George Cramne]] (Sweden) PTS (5-0)
*165 lbs: '''Henry Maske''' DEF [[Egerton Marcus]] (Canada) PTS (5-0)

[[Category:Olympic Games|German Olympians 1988]]

1988 German Olympians

2008-01-12T14:16:42Z

Oliveira: /* Results */

In 1988 the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) sent a roster of six boxers, the German Democratic Republic (East Germany) sent ten boxers. Andreas Zülow and Henry Maske won a gold medal, Andreas Tews captured a silver medal and Reiner Gies a bronze medal.

== Roster ==
*112 lbs: [[Andreas Tews]] (East Germany)
*119 lbs: [[Rene Breitbarth]] (East Germany)
*125 lbs: [[Diego Drumm]] (East Germany)
*132 lbs: [[Andreas Zülow]] (East Germany)
*140 lbs: [[Reiner Gies]] (West Germany), [[Andreas Otto]] (East Germany)
*147 lbs: [[Alexander Künzler]] (West Germany), [[Siegfried Mehnert]] (East Germany)
*156 lbs: [[Norbert Nieroba]] (West Germany), [[Torsten Schmitz]] (East Germany)
*165 lbs: [[Sven Ottke]] (West Germany), [[Henry Maske]] (East Germany)
*178 lbs: [[Markus Bott]] (West Germany), [[Rene Suetovius]] (East Germany)
*201 lbs: [[Maik Heydeck]] (East Germany)
*+201 lbs: [[Andreas Schnieders]] (West Germany), [[Ulli Kaden]] (East Germany)

== Results ==
''Round of 64''juan antonio diaz
*132 lbs: '''Andreas Zülow''' DEF [[Patrick Waweru]] (Kenia) PTS (5-0)
*140 lbs: '''Reiner Gies''' DEF [[Basil Maelagi]] (Solomon Islands) Walkover
*147 lbs: '''Alexander Künzler''' DEF [[Kasmiro Omona]] (Uganda) PTS (5-0)
*147 lbs: '''Siegfried Mehnert''' DEF [[Jose Lionel Ortiz]] (Puerto Rico) PTS (5-0)
*156 lbs: '''Norbert Nieroba''' DEF [[Felix Garth]] (Grenada) KOH-1
*165 lbs: '''Sven Ottke''' DEF [[Aharon Jacobashvili]] (Israel) PTS (5-0)
''Round of 32''
*112 lbs: '''Andreas Tews''' DEF [[Welping Wang]] (China) PTS (5-0)
*119 lbs: '''Rene Breitbarth''' DEF [[Magare Tshekiso]] (Botswana) PTS (5-0)
*125 lbs: [[Kirkor Kirkorov]] (Bulgaria) DEF '''Diego Drumm''' PTS (5-0)
*132 lbs: '''Andreas Zülow''' DEF [[Giorgio Campanella]] (Italy) PTS (5-0)
*140 lbs: '''Reiner Gies''' DEF [[Lorant Szabo]] (Hungary) PTS (5-0)
*140 lbs: [[Howard Grant]] (Canada) DEF '''Andreas Otto''' RSCI-2
*147 lbs: [[Kyung-Sup Song]] (South Korea) DEF '''Alexander Künzler''' PTS (5-0)
*147 lbs: '''Siegfried Mehnert''' DEF [[Abdellah Taouane]] (Marocco) PTS (5-0)
*156 lbs: [[Raymond Downey]] (Canada) DEF '''Norbert Nieroba''' PTS (3-2)
*156 lbs: '''Torsten Schmitz''' DEF [[Anguel Stoyanov]] (Bulgaria) PTS (3-2)
*165 lbs: '''Sven Ottke''' DEF [[Jong-Ho Ha]] (South Korea) PTS (4-1)
*165 lbs: '''Henry Maske''' DEF [[Helman Palije]] (Malawi) PTS (5-0)
*178 lbs: '''Markus Bott''' DEF '''Rene Suetovius''' RSCH-3
*+201 lbs: '''Andreas Schnieders''' DEF [[Tshibalabala Kadima]] (Zaire) RSCH-2
 
''Round of 16''
*112 lbs: '''Andreas Tews''' DEF [[Janos Varadi]] (Hungary) PTS (5-0)
*119 lbs: '''Rene Breitbarth''' DEF [[Vedat Tutuk]] (Turkey) PTS (5-0)
*132 lbs: '''Andreas Zülow''' DEF [[Kostya Tszyu]] (Soviet Union) PTS (3-2)
*140 lbs: '''Reiner Gies''' DEF [[Adrian Carew]] (Guyana) PTS (3-2)
*147 lbs: [[Kyung-Sup Song]] (South Korea) DEF '''Siegfried Mehnert''' PTS (3-2)
*156 lbs: [[Si-Hun Park]] (South Korea) DEF '''Torsten Schmitz''' PTS (5-0)
*165 lbs: '''Sven Ottke''' DEF [[Ruslan Taramov]] (Soviet Union) PTS (5-0)
*165 lbs: '''Henry Maske''' DEF [[Sello Mojela]] (Lesotho) Walkover
*178 lbs: [[Nourmagomed Chanavazov]] (Soviet Union) DEF '''Markus Bott''' PTS (5-0)
*201 lbs: '''Maik Heydeck''' DEF [[Juan Antonio Diaz]] (Argentina) PTS (5-0)
*+201 lbs: '''Andreas Schnieders''' DEF [[Ovwigbo Uba]] Nigeria PTS
*+201 lbs: '''Ulli Kaden''' DEF [[Aziz Salihu]] (Yugoslavia) PTS (5-0)
 
''Quarterfinals''
*112 lbs: '''Andreas Tews''' DEF [[Benaissa Abed]] (Algeria) PTS (5-0)
*119 lbs: [[Jorge Julio Rocha]] (Columbia) DEF '''Rene Breitbarth''' PTS (4-1)
*132 lbs: '''Andreas Zülow''' DEF [[Mohamed Hegazy]] (Egypt) PTS (5-0)
*140 lbs: '''Reiner Gies''' DEF [[Sodnomdar Jaa Altansukh]] (Mongolia) PTS (4-1)
*165 lbs: [[Egerton Marcus]] (Canada) DEF '''Sven Ottke''' PTS (5-0)
*165 lbs: '''Henry Maske''' DEF [[Michele Mastrodonato]] (Italy) PTS (5-0)
*201 lbs: [[Hyun-Man Baik]] (South Korea) DEF '''Maik Heydeck''' RSCO-1
*+201 lbs: [[Janusz Zarenkiewicz]] (Poland) DEF '''Andreas Schnieders''' PTS (3-2)
*+201 lbs: [[Lennox Lewis]] (Canada) DEF '''Ulli Kaden''' RSCH-1
 
''Semifinals''
*112 lbs: '''Andreas Tews''' DEF [[Mario Gonzalez]] (Mexico) PTS (5-0)
*132 lbs: '''Andreas Zülow''' DEF [[Romallis Ellis]] (USA) PTS (5-0)
*140 lbs: [[Viatcheslav Ianovski]] (Soviet Union) DEF '''Reiner Gies''' KOH-1
*165 lbs: '''Henry Maske''' DEF [[Chris Sande]] (Kenia) PTS (5-0)
 
''Finals''
*112 lbs: [[Kwang-Sun Kim]] (South Korea) DEF '''Andreas Tews''' PTS (4-1)
*132 lbs: '''Andreas Zülow''' DEF [[George Cramne]] (Sweden) PTS (5-0)
*165 lbs: '''Henry Maske''' DEF [[Egerton Marcus]] (Canada) PTS (5-0)

[[Category:Olympic Games|German Olympians 1988]]

Help:Contents

2008-01-12T14:15:24Z

Oliveira:

===8688===JUAN ANTONIO DIAZ;ALIAS JUANITO

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*champion heavyweight (FNBPB)16-12-2005

*champion hevayweight (LPBP)

*champion heavyweight (FAB)

*champion heavyweight (WBA)

*FEDERAÇAO NACIONAL DE BOXE PROFISSIONAL BRASILEIRA>>

'''Be forewarned:''' Whatever you originally create or add to this Boxing Encyclopedia may be edited by other Editors to your dislike or dismay. At the bottom of every Edit Window here is the caveat: "Please note that all contributions to Boxrec Boxing Encyclopedia may be edited, altered, or removed by other contributors. If you don't want your writing to be edited mercilessly, then don't submit it here. You are also promising us that you wrote this yourself, or copied it from a public domain or similar free resource." Also, please write in English only; do not write in another language. Otherwise the page may be deleted, because this is an English-only boxing encyclopedia.

'''Creating New Wiki Boxing Encyclopedia Pages''': To start a brand-new page for a person (boxer, manager, referee, etc.) or any boxing-related subject, you can go to your own personal Wiki USER Page and edit it, then put in something like this <nowiki>[[Name of new person]]</nowiki>. You can create a page for any other boxing-related subject under the sun, so long as you use the double-brackets code to create a new link, which you will later click on after either saving or previewing your edited USER page. You then will get sent to an empty page with the name of the link you have just created, where you can enter text, photos and what-not. Another way to create a new page is to search for the title of your new page in the search box found on every Wiki page here. For example, you can put "Red Font" in the search box. If there is not already a Wiki boxing page named "Red Font," you will get a "Search result" that says "You searched for 'Red Font'"--and the phrase "Red Font" will be in red font. You then click on that red font phrase, which will bring you to an empty page that you can then fill in with text and image code and so on.

When creating a "new" boxer's page, please do the following: 1) do a "name search" using the Wiki Search Engine--again, there is a search box found on every Wiki page here; 2) if you cannot find any Wiki page for a boxer after performing a Wiki search, go through the BoxRec Fight Record "Front Door" instead of creating a new page for a pro boxer from your Wiki User page (or from any other Wiki page, for that matter). That is, do a "Name Search" at [[BoxRec.com]], see if that boxer already has a BoxRec Fight Record, then click on the blue book Wiki icon immediately beneath that boxer's profile, and start editing his Wiki page from there. Otherwise, we could end up with duplicate Wiki pages for the same boxer.

After you have created a new link in your USER page by entering the double-brackets coded text in it, simply press the button below the text box that says SHOW PREVIEW. (You don't have to press the SAVE PAGE button, but you can if you really want to save your changes for future use.)

Let's take an example: You want to create a brand-new Wiki page for Clint Eastwood. Here's what you do:
1) Go to your USER page, click the EDIT this page link, and type in the text box <nowiki>[[Clint Eastwood]]</nowiki>.
2) Below the text box, click the SHOW PREVIEW button. A Preview Page will appear. Within that Preview page you will see a link named "Clint Eastwood" in red font.
3) Click on that Clint Eastwood link. A new page, named "Clint Eastwood," will appear, but it will be empty.
4) Enter the text, photos, category code, and whatever else you desire.
5) Click ''that'' page's SHOW PREVIEW button to see what your stuff looks like as a potential finished product. Make any necessary changes.
6) Once you are satisfied with everything, then click the SAVE PAGE button. Viola! You have just created a new BoxRec Encyclopedia "Clint Eastwood" page.

There is no need to go back to your USER page to change or save anything, unless you truly want to save your changes to your USER page. You can move on. Or go back to your USER page to create another new Wiki link/page.

'''Using Categories''': You can assign pages to various categories in the BoxRec Wikipedia. For example, if you want to put boxer Joe Smith in the "World Heavyweight Champions" Category, put the "World Heavyweight Champions" category code on that boxer's page. Generally speaking, place the "category code" at the bottom of the page. ''Note'': This code DOES NOT go onto your User Page, nor does it go onto the Category Page itself. It goes on the boxer's page. (Or if you are creating a new page concerning a boxing venue in London, for example, the "London Venues" Category Code would go onto THAT page you are creating.)

Some sample category codes include:
*<nowiki>[[Category:Judges|Last Name, First Name]]</nowiki> 
*<nowiki>[[Category:Referees|Last Name, First Name]]</nowiki> 
*<nowiki>[[Category:Promoters|Last Name, First Name]]</nowiki> 
*<nowiki>[[Category:Boxers who served in World War I|Last Name, First Name]]</nowiki> 

Be sure to check that you are using the correct category for your page, assuming it ''has'' a category. Not every Wiki page needs to be assigned a category.

Here are the various [[Special:Categories|categories]].

And be sure to CHECK YOUR SPELLING, because if you misspell the category, you will accidentally create a new category with that misspelled word as the title of that new category. Check the list of categories to see if the category is singular or plural. For example, the correct category is "Referees" not "Referee." "Promoters" not "Promoter."

'''Editing a Page/Article:''' 
Whenever you edit a page/article here, whether it originally was your own creation or someone else started that page, please be sure to note in the "Summary" box--immediately below the text editing "window" you wrote in--a brief explanation of what you did. Such as: "added Manager category"; "fixed typo"; "included more achievements"; "deleted erroneous statement regarding NBA title"; whatever. This helps your fellow Editors who follow changes (by visiting the "Recent changes" page) get an idea of what you did, without having to necessarily visit the page you edited. Also, if it indeed was a minor edit, and nothing substantive was messed with, click the "This is a minor edit" box below the "Summary" box beneath the text editing window.

'''Fight Code''': Remember to always place the "fight code" at the top of each fight page to which you are adding a bout description. Use the following HTML tags: <nowiki><fight>Fight identification number</fight></nowiki>, and place the bout's fight identification number between those tags. This code automatically will insert text showing the date of the bout, venue and location, the names of the opponents, result, and number of rounds. The actual fight identification number to insert between the tags is very obvious, once you get to the fight page that you want to create or edit. (This is assuming you have come over here to the Encyclopedia pages by clicking on a "blue book" bout comment icon ([[file:Book-closed.gif]])
from a BoxRec.com Fight Record.) The fight code, with ID number, will then look something like this: <nowiki><fight>12345</fight></nowiki>

Factoids regarding the fight are encouraged. Some people like to watch an old bout on tape or DVD, and keep track of significant facts, and record them here on the applicable fight page (referee, KO time, knockdowns, celebrities introduced in the ring prior to the fight, sanctioning body, and so forth). Consider using an asterisk in front of each factoid, to create a series of "bullets." For example:
*Sanctioned by the World Boxing Association
*Smith was knocked down by a right uppercut for a count of eight in the second round.
*Referee John Doe stopped the bout at 1:08 of the ninth round, to protect Smith from further punishment, as Smith staggered about the ring.

'''Comments''': Also remember that fight comments should: 1) Be written in English only, no foreign languages; 2) Not be written in the first person, such as "I saw Smith knocked down"; 3) Not be a personal point-of-view, such as "Smith was robbed!" or "My unofficial score at the time of stoppage was..." (And it certainly is not the place to state generically, "Controversial decision"--as sometimes happens before such a comment is deleted, if it is not supported by substantial independent authority.) In fact, ALL comments in ALL pages should follow this rule. Not just fight pages. Any such comments will be edited or deleted by an Administrator.

The [[Using the Talk/Discussion Feature|"Talk" or "Discussion"]] section of each page is where you can: 1) send a message to any of your fellow Boxing Encyclopedia members, by going to their User page and clicking their "Talk" link; and 2) post questions, make comments and suggestions, and so forth, on how to improve ''any'' page in this Encyclopedia. The "Talk" section is not the place to state your personal opinion about a fight or boxer, or for "soapboxing." (Instead, you can post your personal opinions in the BoxRec [http://www.boxrec.com/forum/index.php Forum].) The "Talk" section is merely the place to comment on how to improve the attached page, or to add to incidental information that may not otherwise fit into the attached page. See here [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Talk_page_guidelines#How_to_use_article_talk_pages] for the main Wikipedia's guidelines on these "Talk"/"Discussion" pages.

Please add your signature to your comment, by either clicking the "signature" button above the text box (the tab is the second from the right and looks like this: [[file:Button sig.png]]), or by manually typing four tildas at the end of your message: <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>. (When you are in an editing window, there is a row of icons/buttons immediately above the window that you use to create various things. From left to right, these buttons are: (create) bold font, italic font, internal link, external link, level 2 headline, embedded image, media link file, mathematical formula, "no wiki" text, signature, and horizontal line. Click on the "signature" button to add your signature.) The handy thing about a "signature" is that it provides an automatic link to the Editor/signer's personal wiki page, allowing people to communicate easily with that signer about what the signer had written on another wiki page. Further, once you enter a message in the "Talk/Discussion" section of an Editor's page, that will also automatically create a notice to the Editor that someone has messaged him/her.

'''Boxer Code''': There is also a "boxer code" that you can add to a boxer page you are creating or updating. It looks much like the "fight code" except that you replace the word "fight" with the word "boxer"; and insert the boxer's own individual identification number between those tags: <nowiki><boxer>56789</boxer></nowiki> 
The actual boxer ID number to enter between the tags also is very obvious, once you get to the boxer page you are creating or editing. This boxer code automatically will add a link to the boxer's "printer-friendly" [[BoxRec.com|BoxRec]] Fight Record, as well as bring over from his BoxRec record page, to the Wiki boxer page you are working on, the boxer's profile statistics--such as his date of birth, alias, height, reach, and so forth. What it won't transfer over from the BoxRec fight record to these Wiki-based pages are his usual weight division, and manager/trainer names--assuming they are mentioned in his BoxRec record profile. You will have to enter this information manually. If you do add this data to the boxer's Encyclopedia page here, remember to enclose the manager's and trainer's name in double brackets: <nowiki>[[Peter Manager]]</nowiki>, thereby generating links to their own individual pages. Again, look at other examples of how a page looks after manually entering the trainer and manager's names. See, for example, the page for [[Joe Louis]].

Remember: Any text you insert into a boxer's page should also follow the same rules mentioned above for fight comments: English only, please; no subjective or personal opinions; and no first-person observations. Beware of committing copyright transgressions.

'''Images''': You can upload an image only after you have logged-on as a Wiki Editor. Every page has a link entitled "Upload file." (For general image HTML markup instructions, see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_markup_with_HTML here].) Once you have uploaded an image, Wiki will offer you an image name that looks something like this, depending on the title of your image file:
<nowiki>Image:Smith.John.jpg</nowiki>

(When uploading images to the Wiki database, please use the recommended naming convention, for boxer's images, of "Last name.First name", such as "Smith.John.jpg".)

You should copy and paste that image title into an image code that looks like this: <nowiki>[[file:Smith.John.jpg|John Smith]]</nowiki>. Then insert that complete image code into the very top of the boxer's page, above all other HTML code and text on that page (with some rare exceptions). (Add the "boxer code" immediately beneath the image code, if the boxer code is not already in the page.) Then you should consider editing that image code. We Wiki Editors have varying styles of how we like the images to look on a page. Images default to the right-hand side of the page. However, you can add the word "left" in a "framed" image, separated by a pipe | and the image will be placed on the left-side of the page. (See the next paragraph, regarding reducing image size, for more information about separating HTML code with a pipe character.) A "framed" image will automatically generate a border around the image, and allows you to create a visible caption. The preference here, however, is to set the boxer's image immediately to the left of the boxer's BoxRec profile (name, hometown, nationaility, etc.). In this case, insert the word "left". Such as: <nowiki>[[file:Smith.John.jpg|left|John Smith]]</nowiki>. The far-right text of the image code is what will be seen by anyone moving his mouse over the image, and creates a visible caption for "thumbed" or "framed" images.

For purposes of the above example, we have assumed you uploaded a boxer's image. But you can upload any image--including an action photo of a fight, or a scan of an advertising poster, that you want to enter onto a fight comment page, and so forth. But be careful not to include too many photos into a page, and risk cluttering the page. Generally, only one image of a boxer is appropriate. If the page is longer than usual, then maybe one or more images can be added. Multiple images look best on longer pages, not short pages. (But you can also link, from the page you are working on, to other images you have uploaded to the BoxRec wikipedia. To do that, once the second image has been uploaded, insert code that looks like this: <nowiki>[[:Image:Smith.John.jpg|Photo #2]]</nowiki>. Note that a colon (:) was placed immediately before the word "Image" for this code.)

You can upload the largest size possible, then reduce what is visible on the Wiki page by adding special code. To reduce the visible size of a relatively large image you have already uploaded to Wiki, insert an additional code of, say, "200px", separated by a "pipe" character----> | -- which will then look like this:
<nowiki>[[file:Smith.John.jpg|left|200px|photo]]</nowiki>

Also, ''do not use'' any image without the copyright owner's permission. See the main Wikipedia's copyright [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_use_policy image use policy].

See also, the [[Boxrec Boxing Encyclopedia:Policy|Policy]] page for other important guidelines.

Finally, for a more exhaustive explanation of how to create pages, using images, and formatting, see [[Help:Editing|Help Editing]].

'''Common Punctuation Mistakes to Avoid''' 
When creating or editing pages, please remember to avoid these common punctuation errors:
* 1990's (incorrect plural of the decade's years); 1990s (correct)
* KO's (incorrect plural of KO); KOs (correct). Only the plural of non-capitalized single letters are given the apostrophe, such as: "Mind your p's and q's"; "Dot your i's and cross your t's."
* In the "old days", they really fought. Or: They really fought, in the "old days". (Incorrect to place the comma or period outside of the quotation.) In the "old days," they really fought. Or: They really fought, in the "old days." (Correct to place the comma or period INSIDE the quotation. Colons and semi-colons go outside the quote, however.) But this may be an American thing, as it is common to see the comma or period outside the quotation in English usage, such as is written by the BBC NEWS, for example. So, this is not a set-in-stone rule.

Help:Contents

2008-01-12T14:12:54Z

Oliveira: /* 8688 */

===8688===JUAN ANTONIO DIAZ;ALIAS JUANITO

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*champion heavyweight (FNBPB)16-12-2005

*champion hevayweight (LPBP)

*champion heavyweight (FAB)

*champion heavyweight (WBA)

== '''Help for Page Editors''' ==
'''Be forewarned:''' Whatever you originally create or add to this Boxing Encyclopedia may be edited by other Editors to your dislike or dismay. At the bottom of every Edit Window here is the caveat: "Please note that all contributions to Boxrec Boxing Encyclopedia may be edited, altered, or removed by other contributors. If you don't want your writing to be edited mercilessly, then don't submit it here. You are also promising us that you wrote this yourself, or copied it from a public domain or similar free resource." Also, please write in English only; do not write in another language. Otherwise the page may be deleted, because this is an English-only boxing encyclopedia.

'''Creating New Wiki Boxing Encyclopedia Pages''': To start a brand-new page for a person (boxer, manager, referee, etc.) or any boxing-related subject, you can go to your own personal Wiki USER Page and edit it, then put in something like this <nowiki>[[Name of new person]]</nowiki>. You can create a page for any other boxing-related subject under the sun, so long as you use the double-brackets code to create a new link, which you will later click on after either saving or previewing your edited USER page. You then will get sent to an empty page with the name of the link you have just created, where you can enter text, photos and what-not. Another way to create a new page is to search for the title of your new page in the search box found on every Wiki page here. For example, you can put "Red Font" in the search box. If there is not already a Wiki boxing page named "Red Font," you will get a "Search result" that says "You searched for 'Red Font'"--and the phrase "Red Font" will be in red font. You then click on that red font phrase, which will bring you to an empty page that you can then fill in with text and image code and so on.

When creating a "new" boxer's page, please do the following: 1) do a "name search" using the Wiki Search Engine--again, there is a search box found on every Wiki page here; 2) if you cannot find any Wiki page for a boxer after performing a Wiki search, go through the BoxRec Fight Record "Front Door" instead of creating a new page for a pro boxer from your Wiki User page (or from any other Wiki page, for that matter). That is, do a "Name Search" at [[BoxRec.com]], see if that boxer already has a BoxRec Fight Record, then click on the blue book Wiki icon immediately beneath that boxer's profile, and start editing his Wiki page from there. Otherwise, we could end up with duplicate Wiki pages for the same boxer.

After you have created a new link in your USER page by entering the double-brackets coded text in it, simply press the button below the text box that says SHOW PREVIEW. (You don't have to press the SAVE PAGE button, but you can if you really want to save your changes for future use.)

Let's take an example: You want to create a brand-new Wiki page for Clint Eastwood. Here's what you do:
1) Go to your USER page, click the EDIT this page link, and type in the text box <nowiki>[[Clint Eastwood]]</nowiki>.
2) Below the text box, click the SHOW PREVIEW button. A Preview Page will appear. Within that Preview page you will see a link named "Clint Eastwood" in red font.
3) Click on that Clint Eastwood link. A new page, named "Clint Eastwood," will appear, but it will be empty.
4) Enter the text, photos, category code, and whatever else you desire.
5) Click ''that'' page's SHOW PREVIEW button to see what your stuff looks like as a potential finished product. Make any necessary changes.
6) Once you are satisfied with everything, then click the SAVE PAGE button. Viola! You have just created a new BoxRec Encyclopedia "Clint Eastwood" page.

There is no need to go back to your USER page to change or save anything, unless you truly want to save your changes to your USER page. You can move on. Or go back to your USER page to create another new Wiki link/page.

'''Using Categories''': You can assign pages to various categories in the BoxRec Wikipedia. For example, if you want to put boxer Joe Smith in the "World Heavyweight Champions" Category, put the "World Heavyweight Champions" category code on that boxer's page. Generally speaking, place the "category code" at the bottom of the page. ''Note'': This code DOES NOT go onto your User Page, nor does it go onto the Category Page itself. It goes on the boxer's page. (Or if you are creating a new page concerning a boxing venue in London, for example, the "London Venues" Category Code would go onto THAT page you are creating.)

Some sample category codes include:
*<nowiki>[[Category:Judges|Last Name, First Name]]</nowiki> 
*<nowiki>[[Category:Referees|Last Name, First Name]]</nowiki> 
*<nowiki>[[Category:Promoters|Last Name, First Name]]</nowiki> 
*<nowiki>[[Category:Boxers who served in World War I|Last Name, First Name]]</nowiki> 

Be sure to check that you are using the correct category for your page, assuming it ''has'' a category. Not every Wiki page needs to be assigned a category.

Here are the various [[Special:Categories|categories]].

And be sure to CHECK YOUR SPELLING, because if you misspell the category, you will accidentally create a new category with that misspelled word as the title of that new category. Check the list of categories to see if the category is singular or plural. For example, the correct category is "Referees" not "Referee." "Promoters" not "Promoter."

'''Editing a Page/Article:''' 
Whenever you edit a page/article here, whether it originally was your own creation or someone else started that page, please be sure to note in the "Summary" box--immediately below the text editing "window" you wrote in--a brief explanation of what you did. Such as: "added Manager category"; "fixed typo"; "included more achievements"; "deleted erroneous statement regarding NBA title"; whatever. This helps your fellow Editors who follow changes (by visiting the "Recent changes" page) get an idea of what you did, without having to necessarily visit the page you edited. Also, if it indeed was a minor edit, and nothing substantive was messed with, click the "This is a minor edit" box below the "Summary" box beneath the text editing window.

'''Fight Code''': Remember to always place the "fight code" at the top of each fight page to which you are adding a bout description. Use the following HTML tags: <nowiki><fight>Fight identification number</fight></nowiki>, and place the bout's fight identification number between those tags. This code automatically will insert text showing the date of the bout, venue and location, the names of the opponents, result, and number of rounds. The actual fight identification number to insert between the tags is very obvious, once you get to the fight page that you want to create or edit. (This is assuming you have come over here to the Encyclopedia pages by clicking on a "blue book" bout comment icon ([[file:Book-closed.gif]])
from a BoxRec.com Fight Record.) The fight code, with ID number, will then look something like this: <nowiki><fight>12345</fight></nowiki>

Factoids regarding the fight are encouraged. Some people like to watch an old bout on tape or DVD, and keep track of significant facts, and record them here on the applicable fight page (referee, KO time, knockdowns, celebrities introduced in the ring prior to the fight, sanctioning body, and so forth). Consider using an asterisk in front of each factoid, to create a series of "bullets." For example:
*Sanctioned by the World Boxing Association
*Smith was knocked down by a right uppercut for a count of eight in the second round.
*Referee John Doe stopped the bout at 1:08 of the ninth round, to protect Smith from further punishment, as Smith staggered about the ring.

'''Comments''': Also remember that fight comments should: 1) Be written in English only, no foreign languages; 2) Not be written in the first person, such as "I saw Smith knocked down"; 3) Not be a personal point-of-view, such as "Smith was robbed!" or "My unofficial score at the time of stoppage was..." (And it certainly is not the place to state generically, "Controversial decision"--as sometimes happens before such a comment is deleted, if it is not supported by substantial independent authority.) In fact, ALL comments in ALL pages should follow this rule. Not just fight pages. Any such comments will be edited or deleted by an Administrator.

The [[Using the Talk/Discussion Feature|"Talk" or "Discussion"]] section of each page is where you can: 1) send a message to any of your fellow Boxing Encyclopedia members, by going to their User page and clicking their "Talk" link; and 2) post questions, make comments and suggestions, and so forth, on how to improve ''any'' page in this Encyclopedia. The "Talk" section is not the place to state your personal opinion about a fight or boxer, or for "soapboxing." (Instead, you can post your personal opinions in the BoxRec [http://www.boxrec.com/forum/index.php Forum].) The "Talk" section is merely the place to comment on how to improve the attached page, or to add to incidental information that may not otherwise fit into the attached page. See here [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Talk_page_guidelines#How_to_use_article_talk_pages] for the main Wikipedia's guidelines on these "Talk"/"Discussion" pages.

Please add your signature to your comment, by either clicking the "signature" button above the text box (the tab is the second from the right and looks like this: [[file:Button sig.png]]), or by manually typing four tildas at the end of your message: <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>. (When you are in an editing window, there is a row of icons/buttons immediately above the window that you use to create various things. From left to right, these buttons are: (create) bold font, italic font, internal link, external link, level 2 headline, embedded image, media link file, mathematical formula, "no wiki" text, signature, and horizontal line. Click on the "signature" button to add your signature.) The handy thing about a "signature" is that it provides an automatic link to the Editor/signer's personal wiki page, allowing people to communicate easily with that signer about what the signer had written on another wiki page. Further, once you enter a message in the "Talk/Discussion" section of an Editor's page, that will also automatically create a notice to the Editor that someone has messaged him/her.

'''Boxer Code''': There is also a "boxer code" that you can add to a boxer page you are creating or updating. It looks much like the "fight code" except that you replace the word "fight" with the word "boxer"; and insert the boxer's own individual identification number between those tags: <nowiki><boxer>56789</boxer></nowiki> 
The actual boxer ID number to enter between the tags also is very obvious, once you get to the boxer page you are creating or editing. This boxer code automatically will add a link to the boxer's "printer-friendly" [[BoxRec.com|BoxRec]] Fight Record, as well as bring over from his BoxRec record page, to the Wiki boxer page you are working on, the boxer's profile statistics--such as his date of birth, alias, height, reach, and so forth. What it won't transfer over from the BoxRec fight record to these Wiki-based pages are his usual weight division, and manager/trainer names--assuming they are mentioned in his BoxRec record profile. You will have to enter this information manually. If you do add this data to the boxer's Encyclopedia page here, remember to enclose the manager's and trainer's name in double brackets: <nowiki>[[Peter Manager]]</nowiki>, thereby generating links to their own individual pages. Again, look at other examples of how a page looks after manually entering the trainer and manager's names. See, for example, the page for [[Joe Louis]].

Remember: Any text you insert into a boxer's page should also follow the same rules mentioned above for fight comments: English only, please; no subjective or personal opinions; and no first-person observations. Beware of committing copyright transgressions.

'''Images''': You can upload an image only after you have logged-on as a Wiki Editor. Every page has a link entitled "Upload file." (For general image HTML markup instructions, see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_markup_with_HTML here].) Once you have uploaded an image, Wiki will offer you an image name that looks something like this, depending on the title of your image file:
<nowiki>Image:Smith.John.jpg</nowiki>

(When uploading images to the Wiki database, please use the recommended naming convention, for boxer's images, of "Last name.First name", such as "Smith.John.jpg".)

You should copy and paste that image title into an image code that looks like this: <nowiki>[[file:Smith.John.jpg|John Smith]]</nowiki>. Then insert that complete image code into the very top of the boxer's page, above all other HTML code and text on that page (with some rare exceptions). (Add the "boxer code" immediately beneath the image code, if the boxer code is not already in the page.) Then you should consider editing that image code. We Wiki Editors have varying styles of how we like the images to look on a page. Images default to the right-hand side of the page. However, you can add the word "left" in a "framed" image, separated by a pipe | and the image will be placed on the left-side of the page. (See the next paragraph, regarding reducing image size, for more information about separating HTML code with a pipe character.) A "framed" image will automatically generate a border around the image, and allows you to create a visible caption. The preference here, however, is to set the boxer's image immediately to the left of the boxer's BoxRec profile (name, hometown, nationaility, etc.). In this case, insert the word "left". Such as: <nowiki>[[file:Smith.John.jpg|left|John Smith]]</nowiki>. The far-right text of the image code is what will be seen by anyone moving his mouse over the image, and creates a visible caption for "thumbed" or "framed" images.

For purposes of the above example, we have assumed you uploaded a boxer's image. But you can upload any image--including an action photo of a fight, or a scan of an advertising poster, that you want to enter onto a fight comment page, and so forth. But be careful not to include too many photos into a page, and risk cluttering the page. Generally, only one image of a boxer is appropriate. If the page is longer than usual, then maybe one or more images can be added. Multiple images look best on longer pages, not short pages. (But you can also link, from the page you are working on, to other images you have uploaded to the BoxRec wikipedia. To do that, once the second image has been uploaded, insert code that looks like this: <nowiki>[[:Image:Smith.John.jpg|Photo #2]]</nowiki>. Note that a colon (:) was placed immediately before the word "Image" for this code.)

You can upload the largest size possible, then reduce what is visible on the Wiki page by adding special code. To reduce the visible size of a relatively large image you have already uploaded to Wiki, insert an additional code of, say, "200px", separated by a "pipe" character----> | -- which will then look like this:
<nowiki>[[file:Smith.John.jpg|left|200px|photo]]</nowiki>

Also, ''do not use'' any image without the copyright owner's permission. See the main Wikipedia's copyright [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_use_policy image use policy].

See also, the [[Boxrec Boxing Encyclopedia:Policy|Policy]] page for other important guidelines.

Finally, for a more exhaustive explanation of how to create pages, using images, and formatting, see [[Help:Editing|Help Editing]].

'''Common Punctuation Mistakes to Avoid''' 
When creating or editing pages, please remember to avoid these common punctuation errors:
* 1990's (incorrect plural of the decade's years); 1990s (correct)
* KO's (incorrect plural of KO); KOs (correct). Only the plural of non-capitalized single letters are given the apostrophe, such as: "Mind your p's and q's"; "Dot your i's and cross your t's."
* In the "old days", they really fought. Or: They really fought, in the "old days". (Incorrect to place the comma or period outside of the quotation.) In the "old days," they really fought. Or: They really fought, in the "old days." (Correct to place the comma or period INSIDE the quotation. Colons and semi-colons go outside the quote, however.) But this may be an American thing, as it is common to see the comma or period outside the quotation in English usage, such as is written by the BBC NEWS, for example. So, this is not a set-in-stone rule.

Help:Contents

2008-01-12T14:10:48Z

Oliveira: /* 8688 */

===8688===

JUAN ANTONIO DIAZ

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*champion heavyweight (FNBPB)16-12-2005

*champion hevayweight (LPBP)

*champion heavyweight (FAB)

*champion heavyweight (WBA)

== '''Help for Page Editors''' ==
'''Be forewarned:''' Whatever you originally create or add to this Boxing Encyclopedia may be edited by other Editors to your dislike or dismay. At the bottom of every Edit Window here is the caveat: "Please note that all contributions to Boxrec Boxing Encyclopedia may be edited, altered, or removed by other contributors. If you don't want your writing to be edited mercilessly, then don't submit it here. You are also promising us that you wrote this yourself, or copied it from a public domain or similar free resource." Also, please write in English only; do not write in another language. Otherwise the page may be deleted, because this is an English-only boxing encyclopedia.

'''Creating New Wiki Boxing Encyclopedia Pages''': To start a brand-new page for a person (boxer, manager, referee, etc.) or any boxing-related subject, you can go to your own personal Wiki USER Page and edit it, then put in something like this <nowiki>[[Name of new person]]</nowiki>. You can create a page for any other boxing-related subject under the sun, so long as you use the double-brackets code to create a new link, which you will later click on after either saving or previewing your edited USER page. You then will get sent to an empty page with the name of the link you have just created, where you can enter text, photos and what-not. Another way to create a new page is to search for the title of your new page in the search box found on every Wiki page here. For example, you can put "Red Font" in the search box. If there is not already a Wiki boxing page named "Red Font," you will get a "Search result" that says "You searched for 'Red Font'"--and the phrase "Red Font" will be in red font. You then click on that red font phrase, which will bring you to an empty page that you can then fill in with text and image code and so on.

When creating a "new" boxer's page, please do the following: 1) do a "name search" using the Wiki Search Engine--again, there is a search box found on every Wiki page here; 2) if you cannot find any Wiki page for a boxer after performing a Wiki search, go through the BoxRec Fight Record "Front Door" instead of creating a new page for a pro boxer from your Wiki User page (or from any other Wiki page, for that matter). That is, do a "Name Search" at [[BoxRec.com]], see if that boxer already has a BoxRec Fight Record, then click on the blue book Wiki icon immediately beneath that boxer's profile, and start editing his Wiki page from there. Otherwise, we could end up with duplicate Wiki pages for the same boxer.

After you have created a new link in your USER page by entering the double-brackets coded text in it, simply press the button below the text box that says SHOW PREVIEW. (You don't have to press the SAVE PAGE button, but you can if you really want to save your changes for future use.)

Let's take an example: You want to create a brand-new Wiki page for Clint Eastwood. Here's what you do:
1) Go to your USER page, click the EDIT this page link, and type in the text box <nowiki>[[Clint Eastwood]]</nowiki>.
2) Below the text box, click the SHOW PREVIEW button. A Preview Page will appear. Within that Preview page you will see a link named "Clint Eastwood" in red font.
3) Click on that Clint Eastwood link. A new page, named "Clint Eastwood," will appear, but it will be empty.
4) Enter the text, photos, category code, and whatever else you desire.
5) Click ''that'' page's SHOW PREVIEW button to see what your stuff looks like as a potential finished product. Make any necessary changes.
6) Once you are satisfied with everything, then click the SAVE PAGE button. Viola! You have just created a new BoxRec Encyclopedia "Clint Eastwood" page.

There is no need to go back to your USER page to change or save anything, unless you truly want to save your changes to your USER page. You can move on. Or go back to your USER page to create another new Wiki link/page.

'''Using Categories''': You can assign pages to various categories in the BoxRec Wikipedia. For example, if you want to put boxer Joe Smith in the "World Heavyweight Champions" Category, put the "World Heavyweight Champions" category code on that boxer's page. Generally speaking, place the "category code" at the bottom of the page. ''Note'': This code DOES NOT go onto your User Page, nor does it go onto the Category Page itself. It goes on the boxer's page. (Or if you are creating a new page concerning a boxing venue in London, for example, the "London Venues" Category Code would go onto THAT page you are creating.)

Some sample category codes include:
*<nowiki>[[Category:Judges|Last Name, First Name]]</nowiki> 
*<nowiki>[[Category:Referees|Last Name, First Name]]</nowiki> 
*<nowiki>[[Category:Promoters|Last Name, First Name]]</nowiki> 
*<nowiki>[[Category:Boxers who served in World War I|Last Name, First Name]]</nowiki> 

Be sure to check that you are using the correct category for your page, assuming it ''has'' a category. Not every Wiki page needs to be assigned a category.

Here are the various [[Special:Categories|categories]].

And be sure to CHECK YOUR SPELLING, because if you misspell the category, you will accidentally create a new category with that misspelled word as the title of that new category. Check the list of categories to see if the category is singular or plural. For example, the correct category is "Referees" not "Referee." "Promoters" not "Promoter."

'''Editing a Page/Article:''' 
Whenever you edit a page/article here, whether it originally was your own creation or someone else started that page, please be sure to note in the "Summary" box--immediately below the text editing "window" you wrote in--a brief explanation of what you did. Such as: "added Manager category"; "fixed typo"; "included more achievements"; "deleted erroneous statement regarding NBA title"; whatever. This helps your fellow Editors who follow changes (by visiting the "Recent changes" page) get an idea of what you did, without having to necessarily visit the page you edited. Also, if it indeed was a minor edit, and nothing substantive was messed with, click the "This is a minor edit" box below the "Summary" box beneath the text editing window.

'''Fight Code''': Remember to always place the "fight code" at the top of each fight page to which you are adding a bout description. Use the following HTML tags: <nowiki><fight>Fight identification number</fight></nowiki>, and place the bout's fight identification number between those tags. This code automatically will insert text showing the date of the bout, venue and location, the names of the opponents, result, and number of rounds. The actual fight identification number to insert between the tags is very obvious, once you get to the fight page that you want to create or edit. (This is assuming you have come over here to the Encyclopedia pages by clicking on a "blue book" bout comment icon ([[file:Book-closed.gif]])
from a BoxRec.com Fight Record.) The fight code, with ID number, will then look something like this: <nowiki><fight>12345</fight></nowiki>

Factoids regarding the fight are encouraged. Some people like to watch an old bout on tape or DVD, and keep track of significant facts, and record them here on the applicable fight page (referee, KO time, knockdowns, celebrities introduced in the ring prior to the fight, sanctioning body, and so forth). Consider using an asterisk in front of each factoid, to create a series of "bullets." For example:
*Sanctioned by the World Boxing Association
*Smith was knocked down by a right uppercut for a count of eight in the second round.
*Referee John Doe stopped the bout at 1:08 of the ninth round, to protect Smith from further punishment, as Smith staggered about the ring.

'''Comments''': Also remember that fight comments should: 1) Be written in English only, no foreign languages; 2) Not be written in the first person, such as "I saw Smith knocked down"; 3) Not be a personal point-of-view, such as "Smith was robbed!" or "My unofficial score at the time of stoppage was..." (And it certainly is not the place to state generically, "Controversial decision"--as sometimes happens before such a comment is deleted, if it is not supported by substantial independent authority.) In fact, ALL comments in ALL pages should follow this rule. Not just fight pages. Any such comments will be edited or deleted by an Administrator.

The [[Using the Talk/Discussion Feature|"Talk" or "Discussion"]] section of each page is where you can: 1) send a message to any of your fellow Boxing Encyclopedia members, by going to their User page and clicking their "Talk" link; and 2) post questions, make comments and suggestions, and so forth, on how to improve ''any'' page in this Encyclopedia. The "Talk" section is not the place to state your personal opinion about a fight or boxer, or for "soapboxing." (Instead, you can post your personal opinions in the BoxRec [http://www.boxrec.com/forum/index.php Forum].) The "Talk" section is merely the place to comment on how to improve the attached page, or to add to incidental information that may not otherwise fit into the attached page. See here [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Talk_page_guidelines#How_to_use_article_talk_pages] for the main Wikipedia's guidelines on these "Talk"/"Discussion" pages.

Please add your signature to your comment, by either clicking the "signature" button above the text box (the tab is the second from the right and looks like this: [[file:Button sig.png]]), or by manually typing four tildas at the end of your message: <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>. (When you are in an editing window, there is a row of icons/buttons immediately above the window that you use to create various things. From left to right, these buttons are: (create) bold font, italic font, internal link, external link, level 2 headline, embedded image, media link file, mathematical formula, "no wiki" text, signature, and horizontal line. Click on the "signature" button to add your signature.) The handy thing about a "signature" is that it provides an automatic link to the Editor/signer's personal wiki page, allowing people to communicate easily with that signer about what the signer had written on another wiki page. Further, once you enter a message in the "Talk/Discussion" section of an Editor's page, that will also automatically create a notice to the Editor that someone has messaged him/her.

'''Boxer Code''': There is also a "boxer code" that you can add to a boxer page you are creating or updating. It looks much like the "fight code" except that you replace the word "fight" with the word "boxer"; and insert the boxer's own individual identification number between those tags: <nowiki><boxer>56789</boxer></nowiki> 
The actual boxer ID number to enter between the tags also is very obvious, once you get to the boxer page you are creating or editing. This boxer code automatically will add a link to the boxer's "printer-friendly" [[BoxRec.com|BoxRec]] Fight Record, as well as bring over from his BoxRec record page, to the Wiki boxer page you are working on, the boxer's profile statistics--such as his date of birth, alias, height, reach, and so forth. What it won't transfer over from the BoxRec fight record to these Wiki-based pages are his usual weight division, and manager/trainer names--assuming they are mentioned in his BoxRec record profile. You will have to enter this information manually. If you do add this data to the boxer's Encyclopedia page here, remember to enclose the manager's and trainer's name in double brackets: <nowiki>[[Peter Manager]]</nowiki>, thereby generating links to their own individual pages. Again, look at other examples of how a page looks after manually entering the trainer and manager's names. See, for example, the page for [[Joe Louis]].

Remember: Any text you insert into a boxer's page should also follow the same rules mentioned above for fight comments: English only, please; no subjective or personal opinions; and no first-person observations. Beware of committing copyright transgressions.

'''Images''': You can upload an image only after you have logged-on as a Wiki Editor. Every page has a link entitled "Upload file." (For general image HTML markup instructions, see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_markup_with_HTML here].) Once you have uploaded an image, Wiki will offer you an image name that looks something like this, depending on the title of your image file:
<nowiki>Image:Smith.John.jpg</nowiki>

(When uploading images to the Wiki database, please use the recommended naming convention, for boxer's images, of "Last name.First name", such as "Smith.John.jpg".)

You should copy and paste that image title into an image code that looks like this: <nowiki>[[file:Smith.John.jpg|John Smith]]</nowiki>. Then insert that complete image code into the very top of the boxer's page, above all other HTML code and text on that page (with some rare exceptions). (Add the "boxer code" immediately beneath the image code, if the boxer code is not already in the page.) Then you should consider editing that image code. We Wiki Editors have varying styles of how we like the images to look on a page. Images default to the right-hand side of the page. However, you can add the word "left" in a "framed" image, separated by a pipe | and the image will be placed on the left-side of the page. (See the next paragraph, regarding reducing image size, for more information about separating HTML code with a pipe character.) A "framed" image will automatically generate a border around the image, and allows you to create a visible caption. The preference here, however, is to set the boxer's image immediately to the left of the boxer's BoxRec profile (name, hometown, nationaility, etc.). In this case, insert the word "left". Such as: <nowiki>[[file:Smith.John.jpg|left|John Smith]]</nowiki>. The far-right text of the image code is what will be seen by anyone moving his mouse over the image, and creates a visible caption for "thumbed" or "framed" images.

For purposes of the above example, we have assumed you uploaded a boxer's image. But you can upload any image--including an action photo of a fight, or a scan of an advertising poster, that you want to enter onto a fight comment page, and so forth. But be careful not to include too many photos into a page, and risk cluttering the page. Generally, only one image of a boxer is appropriate. If the page is longer than usual, then maybe one or more images can be added. Multiple images look best on longer pages, not short pages. (But you can also link, from the page you are working on, to other images you have uploaded to the BoxRec wikipedia. To do that, once the second image has been uploaded, insert code that looks like this: <nowiki>[[:Image:Smith.John.jpg|Photo #2]]</nowiki>. Note that a colon (:) was placed immediately before the word "Image" for this code.)

You can upload the largest size possible, then reduce what is visible on the Wiki page by adding special code. To reduce the visible size of a relatively large image you have already uploaded to Wiki, insert an additional code of, say, "200px", separated by a "pipe" character----> | -- which will then look like this:
<nowiki>[[file:Smith.John.jpg|left|200px|photo]]</nowiki>

Also, ''do not use'' any image without the copyright owner's permission. See the main Wikipedia's copyright [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_use_policy image use policy].

See also, the [[Boxrec Boxing Encyclopedia:Policy|Policy]] page for other important guidelines.

Finally, for a more exhaustive explanation of how to create pages, using images, and formatting, see [[Help:Editing|Help Editing]].

'''Common Punctuation Mistakes to Avoid''' 
When creating or editing pages, please remember to avoid these common punctuation errors:
* 1990's (incorrect plural of the decade's years); 1990s (correct)
* KO's (incorrect plural of KO); KOs (correct). Only the plural of non-capitalized single letters are given the apostrophe, such as: "Mind your p's and q's"; "Dot your i's and cross your t's."
* In the "old days", they really fought. Or: They really fought, in the "old days". (Incorrect to place the comma or period outside of the quotation.) In the "old days," they really fought. Or: They really fought, in the "old days." (Correct to place the comma or period INSIDE the quotation. Colons and semi-colons go outside the quote, however.) But this may be an American thing, as it is common to see the comma or period outside the quotation in English usage, such as is written by the BBC NEWS, for example. So, this is not a set-in-stone rule.

Human:325708

2008-01-12T14:02:26Z

Oliveira: Human:325708 moved to Human256715: ESTAVA ERRADA

#REDIRECT [[Human256715]]

Juan Diaz vs. Julio Diaz

2008-01-12T13:31:01Z

Oliveira:

<fight>8688</fight>
{| {{punchstatstable-r}}
|+ '''Punchstats'''
|- {{pstable-bg1}}
! Total Punches || Juan Diaz || Julio Diaz
|-
| Landed || 339 || 185
|-
| Thrown || 774 || 885
|-
| Pct. || 44% || 21%
|- {{pstable-bg1}}
! Power Punches || Juan Diaz || Julio Diaz
|-
| Landed || 282 || 133
|-
| Thrown || 606 || 567
|-
| Pct. || 47% || 23%
|}
*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Lightweight Title''' (Juan Diaz defending) 
*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Lightweight Title''' (Julio Diaz defending) 
*'''[[World Boxing Organization]] Lightweight Title''' (Juan Diaz defending) 
*'''Referee:''' [[Genaro Rodriguez]] 
*'''Judges:''' [[Ted Gimza]], [[William Lerch]], [[Nelson Vazquez]] 
*'''Time:''' 0:01 
*'''Weights:''' 135 lbs (each)
 
== Facts ==
* Winner has 10 days to decide to make a fight with [[WBO]] Interim Champion [[Michael Katsidis]] no later than January or be Stripped of the WBO title.

[[category:2007 Bouts|Diaz vs. Diaz]]

Juan Antonio Diaz vs. Sidney Oliveira

2008-01-12T13:29:49Z

Oliveira: Juan Antonio Diaz vs. Sidney Oliveira moved to SIDNEY OLIVEIRA: ESTAVA CERTO

#REDIRECT [[SIDNEY OLIVEIRA]]

Help:Contents

2008-01-12T13:13:10Z

Oliveira: /* '''Help for Visitors''' */

===8688===

JUAN ANTONIO DIAZ

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*champion heavyweight (FNBPB)

*champion hevayweight (LPBP)

== '''Help for Page Editors''' ==
'''Be forewarned:''' Whatever you originally create or add to this Boxing Encyclopedia may be edited by other Editors to your dislike or dismay. At the bottom of every Edit Window here is the caveat: "Please note that all contributions to Boxrec Boxing Encyclopedia may be edited, altered, or removed by other contributors. If you don't want your writing to be edited mercilessly, then don't submit it here. You are also promising us that you wrote this yourself, or copied it from a public domain or similar free resource." Also, please write in English only; do not write in another language. Otherwise the page may be deleted, because this is an English-only boxing encyclopedia.

'''Creating New Wiki Boxing Encyclopedia Pages''': To start a brand-new page for a person (boxer, manager, referee, etc.) or any boxing-related subject, you can go to your own personal Wiki USER Page and edit it, then put in something like this <nowiki>[[Name of new person]]</nowiki>. You can create a page for any other boxing-related subject under the sun, so long as you use the double-brackets code to create a new link, which you will later click on after either saving or previewing your edited USER page. You then will get sent to an empty page with the name of the link you have just created, where you can enter text, photos and what-not. Another way to create a new page is to search for the title of your new page in the search box found on every Wiki page here. For example, you can put "Red Font" in the search box. If there is not already a Wiki boxing page named "Red Font," you will get a "Search result" that says "You searched for 'Red Font'"--and the phrase "Red Font" will be in red font. You then click on that red font phrase, which will bring you to an empty page that you can then fill in with text and image code and so on.

When creating a "new" boxer's page, please do the following: 1) do a "name search" using the Wiki Search Engine--again, there is a search box found on every Wiki page here; 2) if you cannot find any Wiki page for a boxer after performing a Wiki search, go through the BoxRec Fight Record "Front Door" instead of creating a new page for a pro boxer from your Wiki User page (or from any other Wiki page, for that matter). That is, do a "Name Search" at [[BoxRec.com]], see if that boxer already has a BoxRec Fight Record, then click on the blue book Wiki icon immediately beneath that boxer's profile, and start editing his Wiki page from there. Otherwise, we could end up with duplicate Wiki pages for the same boxer.

After you have created a new link in your USER page by entering the double-brackets coded text in it, simply press the button below the text box that says SHOW PREVIEW. (You don't have to press the SAVE PAGE button, but you can if you really want to save your changes for future use.)

Let's take an example: You want to create a brand-new Wiki page for Clint Eastwood. Here's what you do:
1) Go to your USER page, click the EDIT this page link, and type in the text box <nowiki>[[Clint Eastwood]]</nowiki>.
2) Below the text box, click the SHOW PREVIEW button. A Preview Page will appear. Within that Preview page you will see a link named "Clint Eastwood" in red font.
3) Click on that Clint Eastwood link. A new page, named "Clint Eastwood," will appear, but it will be empty.
4) Enter the text, photos, category code, and whatever else you desire.
5) Click ''that'' page's SHOW PREVIEW button to see what your stuff looks like as a potential finished product. Make any necessary changes.
6) Once you are satisfied with everything, then click the SAVE PAGE button. Viola! You have just created a new BoxRec Encyclopedia "Clint Eastwood" page.

There is no need to go back to your USER page to change or save anything, unless you truly want to save your changes to your USER page. You can move on. Or go back to your USER page to create another new Wiki link/page.

'''Using Categories''': You can assign pages to various categories in the BoxRec Wikipedia. For example, if you want to put boxer Joe Smith in the "World Heavyweight Champions" Category, put the "World Heavyweight Champions" category code on that boxer's page. Generally speaking, place the "category code" at the bottom of the page. ''Note'': This code DOES NOT go onto your User Page, nor does it go onto the Category Page itself. It goes on the boxer's page. (Or if you are creating a new page concerning a boxing venue in London, for example, the "London Venues" Category Code would go onto THAT page you are creating.)

Some sample category codes include:
*<nowiki>[[Category:Judges|Last Name, First Name]]</nowiki> 
*<nowiki>[[Category:Referees|Last Name, First Name]]</nowiki> 
*<nowiki>[[Category:Promoters|Last Name, First Name]]</nowiki> 
*<nowiki>[[Category:Boxers who served in World War I|Last Name, First Name]]</nowiki> 

Be sure to check that you are using the correct category for your page, assuming it ''has'' a category. Not every Wiki page needs to be assigned a category.

Here are the various [[Special:Categories|categories]].

And be sure to CHECK YOUR SPELLING, because if you misspell the category, you will accidentally create a new category with that misspelled word as the title of that new category. Check the list of categories to see if the category is singular or plural. For example, the correct category is "Referees" not "Referee." "Promoters" not "Promoter."

'''Editing a Page/Article:''' 
Whenever you edit a page/article here, whether it originally was your own creation or someone else started that page, please be sure to note in the "Summary" box--immediately below the text editing "window" you wrote in--a brief explanation of what you did. Such as: "added Manager category"; "fixed typo"; "included more achievements"; "deleted erroneous statement regarding NBA title"; whatever. This helps your fellow Editors who follow changes (by visiting the "Recent changes" page) get an idea of what you did, without having to necessarily visit the page you edited. Also, if it indeed was a minor edit, and nothing substantive was messed with, click the "This is a minor edit" box below the "Summary" box beneath the text editing window.

'''Fight Code''': Remember to always place the "fight code" at the top of each fight page to which you are adding a bout description. Use the following HTML tags: <nowiki><fight>Fight identification number</fight></nowiki>, and place the bout's fight identification number between those tags. This code automatically will insert text showing the date of the bout, venue and location, the names of the opponents, result, and number of rounds. The actual fight identification number to insert between the tags is very obvious, once you get to the fight page that you want to create or edit. (This is assuming you have come over here to the Encyclopedia pages by clicking on a "blue book" bout comment icon ([[file:Book-closed.gif]])
from a BoxRec.com Fight Record.) The fight code, with ID number, will then look something like this: <nowiki><fight>12345</fight></nowiki>

Factoids regarding the fight are encouraged. Some people like to watch an old bout on tape or DVD, and keep track of significant facts, and record them here on the applicable fight page (referee, KO time, knockdowns, celebrities introduced in the ring prior to the fight, sanctioning body, and so forth). Consider using an asterisk in front of each factoid, to create a series of "bullets." For example:
*Sanctioned by the World Boxing Association
*Smith was knocked down by a right uppercut for a count of eight in the second round.
*Referee John Doe stopped the bout at 1:08 of the ninth round, to protect Smith from further punishment, as Smith staggered about the ring.

'''Comments''': Also remember that fight comments should: 1) Be written in English only, no foreign languages; 2) Not be written in the first person, such as "I saw Smith knocked down"; 3) Not be a personal point-of-view, such as "Smith was robbed!" or "My unofficial score at the time of stoppage was..." (And it certainly is not the place to state generically, "Controversial decision"--as sometimes happens before such a comment is deleted, if it is not supported by substantial independent authority.) In fact, ALL comments in ALL pages should follow this rule. Not just fight pages. Any such comments will be edited or deleted by an Administrator.

The [[Using the Talk/Discussion Feature|"Talk" or "Discussion"]] section of each page is where you can: 1) send a message to any of your fellow Boxing Encyclopedia members, by going to their User page and clicking their "Talk" link; and 2) post questions, make comments and suggestions, and so forth, on how to improve ''any'' page in this Encyclopedia. The "Talk" section is not the place to state your personal opinion about a fight or boxer, or for "soapboxing." (Instead, you can post your personal opinions in the BoxRec [http://www.boxrec.com/forum/index.php Forum].) The "Talk" section is merely the place to comment on how to improve the attached page, or to add to incidental information that may not otherwise fit into the attached page. See here [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Talk_page_guidelines#How_to_use_article_talk_pages] for the main Wikipedia's guidelines on these "Talk"/"Discussion" pages.

Please add your signature to your comment, by either clicking the "signature" button above the text box (the tab is the second from the right and looks like this: [[file:Button sig.png]]), or by manually typing four tildas at the end of your message: <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>. (When you are in an editing window, there is a row of icons/buttons immediately above the window that you use to create various things. From left to right, these buttons are: (create) bold font, italic font, internal link, external link, level 2 headline, embedded image, media link file, mathematical formula, "no wiki" text, signature, and horizontal line. Click on the "signature" button to add your signature.) The handy thing about a "signature" is that it provides an automatic link to the Editor/signer's personal wiki page, allowing people to communicate easily with that signer about what the signer had written on another wiki page. Further, once you enter a message in the "Talk/Discussion" section of an Editor's page, that will also automatically create a notice to the Editor that someone has messaged him/her.

'''Boxer Code''': There is also a "boxer code" that you can add to a boxer page you are creating or updating. It looks much like the "fight code" except that you replace the word "fight" with the word "boxer"; and insert the boxer's own individual identification number between those tags: <nowiki><boxer>56789</boxer></nowiki> 
The actual boxer ID number to enter between the tags also is very obvious, once you get to the boxer page you are creating or editing. This boxer code automatically will add a link to the boxer's "printer-friendly" [[BoxRec.com|BoxRec]] Fight Record, as well as bring over from his BoxRec record page, to the Wiki boxer page you are working on, the boxer's profile statistics--such as his date of birth, alias, height, reach, and so forth. What it won't transfer over from the BoxRec fight record to these Wiki-based pages are his usual weight division, and manager/trainer names--assuming they are mentioned in his BoxRec record profile. You will have to enter this information manually. If you do add this data to the boxer's Encyclopedia page here, remember to enclose the manager's and trainer's name in double brackets: <nowiki>[[Peter Manager]]</nowiki>, thereby generating links to their own individual pages. Again, look at other examples of how a page looks after manually entering the trainer and manager's names. See, for example, the page for [[Joe Louis]].

Remember: Any text you insert into a boxer's page should also follow the same rules mentioned above for fight comments: English only, please; no subjective or personal opinions; and no first-person observations. Beware of committing copyright transgressions.

'''Images''': You can upload an image only after you have logged-on as a Wiki Editor. Every page has a link entitled "Upload file." (For general image HTML markup instructions, see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_markup_with_HTML here].) Once you have uploaded an image, Wiki will offer you an image name that looks something like this, depending on the title of your image file:
<nowiki>Image:Smith.John.jpg</nowiki>

(When uploading images to the Wiki database, please use the recommended naming convention, for boxer's images, of "Last name.First name", such as "Smith.John.jpg".)

You should copy and paste that image title into an image code that looks like this: <nowiki>[[file:Smith.John.jpg|John Smith]]</nowiki>. Then insert that complete image code into the very top of the boxer's page, above all other HTML code and text on that page (with some rare exceptions). (Add the "boxer code" immediately beneath the image code, if the boxer code is not already in the page.) Then you should consider editing that image code. We Wiki Editors have varying styles of how we like the images to look on a page. Images default to the right-hand side of the page. However, you can add the word "left" in a "framed" image, separated by a pipe | and the image will be placed on the left-side of the page. (See the next paragraph, regarding reducing image size, for more information about separating HTML code with a pipe character.) A "framed" image will automatically generate a border around the image, and allows you to create a visible caption. The preference here, however, is to set the boxer's image immediately to the left of the boxer's BoxRec profile (name, hometown, nationaility, etc.). In this case, insert the word "left". Such as: <nowiki>[[file:Smith.John.jpg|left|John Smith]]</nowiki>. The far-right text of the image code is what will be seen by anyone moving his mouse over the image, and creates a visible caption for "thumbed" or "framed" images.

For purposes of the above example, we have assumed you uploaded a boxer's image. But you can upload any image--including an action photo of a fight, or a scan of an advertising poster, that you want to enter onto a fight comment page, and so forth. But be careful not to include too many photos into a page, and risk cluttering the page. Generally, only one image of a boxer is appropriate. If the page is longer than usual, then maybe one or more images can be added. Multiple images look best on longer pages, not short pages. (But you can also link, from the page you are working on, to other images you have uploaded to the BoxRec wikipedia. To do that, once the second image has been uploaded, insert code that looks like this: <nowiki>[[:Image:Smith.John.jpg|Photo #2]]</nowiki>. Note that a colon (:) was placed immediately before the word "Image" for this code.)

You can upload the largest size possible, then reduce what is visible on the Wiki page by adding special code. To reduce the visible size of a relatively large image you have already uploaded to Wiki, insert an additional code of, say, "200px", separated by a "pipe" character----> | -- which will then look like this:
<nowiki>[[file:Smith.John.jpg|left|200px|photo]]</nowiki>

Also, ''do not use'' any image without the copyright owner's permission. See the main Wikipedia's copyright [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_use_policy image use policy].

See also, the [[Boxrec Boxing Encyclopedia:Policy|Policy]] page for other important guidelines.

Finally, for a more exhaustive explanation of how to create pages, using images, and formatting, see [[Help:Editing|Help Editing]].

'''Common Punctuation Mistakes to Avoid''' 
When creating or editing pages, please remember to avoid these common punctuation errors:
* 1990's (incorrect plural of the decade's years); 1990s (correct)
* KO's (incorrect plural of KO); KOs (correct). Only the plural of non-capitalized single letters are given the apostrophe, such as: "Mind your p's and q's"; "Dot your i's and cross your t's."
* In the "old days", they really fought. Or: They really fought, in the "old days". (Incorrect to place the comma or period outside of the quotation.) In the "old days," they really fought. Or: They really fought, in the "old days." (Correct to place the comma or period INSIDE the quotation. Colons and semi-colons go outside the quote, however.) But this may be an American thing, as it is common to see the comma or period outside the quotation in English usage, such as is written by the BBC NEWS, for example. So, this is not a set-in-stone rule.

Daniel Bispo

2008-01-12T12:55:19Z

Oliveira: /*profissional career */

<boxer>190509boxer>

== Amateur Highlights ==
*Participated as a Light Heavyweight for the Brazilian Olympic Team at the 1996 [[Olympics]] in Atlanta. Results were:
**Defeated [[Adnan Khaddour]] (Syria) PTs (9-4)
**Defeated [[Jean-Louis Mandengue]] (France) RSCI-1 (1:50)
**Lost to [[Thomas Ulrich]] (Germany) PTs (7-14)

[[Category:Brazilian Olympians|Bispo, Daniel]]
[[Category:1996 Olympians|Bispo, Daniel]]

Lindomarcos Francisco Souza

2008-01-12T12:52:47Z

Oliveira: New page: Image:Example.jpg LIDOMARCOS FRANCISCO DE SOUZA MANAGER;BALTAZAR TRAINER;NEI LIMA

[[file:Example.jpg]]

LIDOMARCOS FRANCISCO DE SOUZA

MANAGER;BALTAZAR

TRAINER;NEI LIMA

Sidney Siqueira

2008-01-12T12:50:29Z

Oliveira: /*profissional career */

<boxer>325708boxer>