Abel Perry - Revision history

John at 20:49, 31 August 2017

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	Abel Perry began boxing Oct 9, 2000 after extensive martial arts training. He never had a sanctioned amateur boxing career ~~because of~~ the lack of a ~~prominant~~ program in Alaska at the time. Instead he chose that day to enter the very popular Alaskan Club Boxing Circuit. Although he began with no previous boxing experience Abel compiled an impressive 84-6 record with 7 state championships.		Abel Perry began boxing Oct 9, 2000 after extensive martial arts training. He never had a sanctioned amateur boxing career due ti the lack of a program in Alaska at the time. Instead he chose that day to enter the very popular Alaskan Club Boxing Circuit. Although he began with no previous boxing experience Abel compiled an impressive 84-6 record with 7 state championships.

	In 2005 he decided to turn pro and he began his career in Las Vegas, NV. Abel started fast and moved to 9-0. It has been a tough road since for Abel but he is still fighting and improving. Now, after making needed changes Abel is ready to work his way into the rankings . Abel is in CO now and has teamed up with John Martino, Carlos Ibarra and Zef Ramirez hoping to make the remainder 2010 a productive time.		In 2005 he decided to turn pro and he began his career in Las Vegas, NV.

	~~For more information on Abel visit www.abelperry.com~~

Truth719 at 15:42, 1 July 2010

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	In 2005 he decided to turn pro and he began his career in Las Vegas, NV. Abel started fast and moved to 9-0. It has been a tough road since for Abel but he is still fighting and improving. Now, after making needed changes Abel is ready to work his way into the rankings . Abel is in CO now and has teamed up with John Martino, Carlos Ibarra and Zef Ramirez hoping to make the remainder 2010 a productive time.		In 2005 he decided to turn pro and he began his career in Las Vegas, NV. Abel started fast and moved to 9-0. It has been a tough road since for Abel but he is still fighting and improving. Now, after making needed changes Abel is ready to work his way into the rankings . Abel is in CO now and has teamed up with John Martino, Carlos Ibarra and Zef Ramirez hoping to make the remainder 2010 a productive time.

			For more information on Abel visit www.abelperry.com

Truth719: www.abelperry.com

2010-07-01T15:40:14Z

www.abelperry.com

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	~~'''~~Abel Perry~~'''~~ began ~~competition in October of~~ 2000. He had no amateur career because of the lack of a ~~prominent amateur~~ program in Alaska.		Abel Perry began boxing Oct 9, 2000 after extensive martial arts training. He never had a sanctioned amateur boxing career because of the lack of a prominant program in Alaska at the time. Instead he chose that day to enter the very popular Alaskan Club Boxing Circuit. Although he began with no previous boxing experience Abel compiled an impressive 84-6 record with 7 state championships.

	In ~~the summer of~~ 2005 ~~Perry set off~~ to Las Vegas, ~~Nevada, and trained at Top Rank Boxing Gym~~. He started ~~his career~~ fast~~, moving~~ to 3-0.		In 2005 he decided to turn pro and he began his career in Las Vegas, NV. Abel started fast and moved to 9-0. It has been a tough road since for Abel but he is still fighting and improving. Now, after making needed changes Abel is ready to work his way into the rankings . Abel is in CO now and has teamed up with John Martino, Carlos Ibarra and Zef Ramirez hoping to make the remainder 2010 a productive time.

	In December of 2005, Perry found himself at odds with his management. After Perry's attempts to reconcile were dismissed, he suffered further issues with his family, and an injury that forced him into over a ~~year-long lay-off. During that time~~ he ~~centered his life in areas of faith~~ and ~~family~~.

	~~Perry moved to Portland~~, ~~Oregon in February of 2006~~ to ~~train at~~ the ~~Grand Avenue Boxing Gym~~. ~~With all things~~ in ~~place~~, ~~Pefrry made his return~~ to the ~~ring in impressive fashion, via~~ a ~~win over [[Jess Salway]] (2-3-1) in January of 2007~~.

Ric: Boxer:Abel Perry:330068 moved to Abel Perry

2007-03-09T22:22:24Z

Boxer:Abel Perry:330068 moved to Abel Perry

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Ric: boxer code + proofread

2007-03-09T22:22:13Z

boxer code + proofread

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	~~Abel Perry began competion in October of 2000. He had no amateur career because of the lack of a prominant amateur program in Alaska.~~		<boxer>330068</boxer>

	~~In the summer~~ of ~~2005 Abel set off to Las Vegas, NV and~~ had ~~his training headed at Top Rank Boxing Gym. Abel started his~~ career ~~fast moving to 3-0~~.		'''Abel Perry''' began competition in October of 2000. He had no amateur career because of the lack of a prominent amateur program in Alaska.

	In ~~December~~ of 2005 ~~Abel found himself at odds with his management. After Abel's attempts~~ to ~~reconcile were dismissed~~, ~~he suffered further issues with family~~ and ~~injury that forced him into over a year long lay off~~. ~~In that time Abel centered~~ his ~~life in areas of faith and family~~.		In the summer of 2005 Perry set off to Las Vegas, Nevada, and trained at Top Rank Boxing Gym. He started his career fast, moving to 3-0.

	~~Abel~~ moved to Portland, Oregon in February of 2006 ~~and had his training headed~~ at Grand Avenue Boxing Gym. With all things in place, ~~Abel~~ made his return to the ring in impressive fashion via a win over Jess Salway (2-3-1)in January of ~~2007. Abel, now 4-0 plans to remain busy through~~ 2007.		In December of 2005, Perry found himself at odds with his management. After Perry's attempts to reconcile were dismissed, he suffered further issues with his family, and an injury that forced him into over a year-long lay-off. During that time he centered his life in areas of faith and family.

			Perry moved to Portland, Oregon in February of 2006 to train at the Grand Avenue Boxing Gym. With all things in place, Pefrry made his return to the ring in impressive fashion, via a win over [[Jess Salway]] (2-3-1) in January of 2007.

Jazzi907 at 03:55, 16 February 2007

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			Abel Perry began competion in October of 2000. He had no amateur career because of the lack of a prominant amateur program in Alaska.
	Abel Perry began competion in October of 2000. He had no amateur career because of the lack of a prominant amateur program ~~in Alaska. Instead, he learned his craft through the very popular club boxing circuit~~ in Alaska.

	In the summer of 2005 Abel set off to Las Vegas, NV and had his training headed at Top Rank Boxing Gym. Abel started his career fast moving to 3-0.		In the summer of 2005 Abel set off to Las Vegas, NV and had his training headed at Top Rank Boxing Gym. Abel started his career fast moving to 3-0.

Jazzi907 at 03:52, 16 February 2007

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	~~After an extensive martial arts background,~~ Abel Perry began ~~competitive boxing on~~ October 9, 2000 at the age of twenty-one in Anchorage, Alaska. In his first year of roughhouse boxing, Perry was the runner up to the Alaska State Middleweight Championship. His roughhouse boxing record is an impressive 84-6. Perry has won every rough house boxing tournament he has entered post his rookie season. He ~~is the 2001 TNF Alaska State Toughman Champion, the 2002 TNF Alaska State Toughman Champion, the TNF 2003 Alaska State Toughman Champion, the TNF 2003 Middleweight Champion~~ of ~~Alaska,~~ the ~~TNF 2004 Middleweight Champion of Alaska and the 2005 FLP Welterweight Champion~~ of Alaska. ~~With no one else to fight within his division~~, ~~Perry, weighing only 160 lbs, was forced by a local promoter to campaign at heavyweight where~~ he ~~became~~ the ~~2005 TNF Heavyweight Champion of~~ Alaska.		Abel Perry began competion in October of 2000. He had no amateur career because of the lack of a prominant amateur program in Alaska. Instead, he learned his craft through the very popular club boxing circuit in Alaska.

	In ~~July~~ 2005~~, Perry moved from Anchorage, AK,~~ to Las Vegas, NV, and ~~began~~ training at ~~[[Boe~~'s Boxing Gym~~]] immediately after arriving~~. ~~Perry~~ made his ~~professional debut as a welterweight~~ in impressive fashion ~~with~~ a ~~four-round unanimous decision~~ over ~~[[Fernando Vela]]~~ (3-3-2). ~~Perry followed that performance with a hard-earned win over the undefeated two-time Jr. Olympic Gold Medalist [[Rene Auguaristi]] (2~~-0~~), and then a four round decision over [[Juan Joaquin Perez]] on Oct. 13, 2005~~.		In the summer of 2005 Abel set off to Las Vegas, NV and had his training headed at Top Rank Boxing Gym. Abel started his career fast moving to 3-0.

			In December of 2005 Abel found himself at odds with his management. After Abel's attempts to reconcile were dismissed, he suffered further issues with family and injury that forced him into over a year long lay off. In that time Abel centered his life in areas of faith and family.

			Abel moved to Portland, Oregon in February of 2006 and had his training headed at Grand Avenue Boxing Gym. With all things in place, Abel made his return to the ring in impressive fashion via a win over Jess Salway (2-3-1)in January of 2007. Abel, now 4-0 plans to remain busy through 2007.

Ric: boxer code; proofread

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boxer code; proofread

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	After an extensive martial arts background, Abel Perry began competitive boxing on October 9, 2000 at the age of twenty-one in Anchorage, Alaska. In his first year of roughhouse boxing, ~~Abel~~ was the runner up to the Alaska State Middleweight Championship. His roughhouse boxing record is an impressive 84-6. ~~Abel~~ has won every rough house boxing tournament he has entered post his rookie season. He is the 2001 TNF Alaska State Toughman Champion, the 2002 TNF Alaska State Toughman Champion, the TNF 2003 Alaska State Toughman Champion, the TNF 2003 Middleweight Champion of Alaska, the TNF 2004 Middleweight Champion of Alaska and the 2005 FLP Welterweight Champion of Alaska. With no one else to fight within his division, ~~Abel~~, weighing only 160 lbs, was forced by a local promoter to campaign at heavyweight where he became the 2005 TNF Heavyweight Champion of Alaska.		After an extensive martial arts background, Abel Perry began competitive boxing on October 9, 2000 at the age of twenty-one in Anchorage, Alaska. In his first year of roughhouse boxing, Perry was the runner up to the Alaska State Middleweight Championship. His roughhouse boxing record is an impressive 84-6. Perry has won every rough house boxing tournament he has entered post his rookie season. He is the 2001 TNF Alaska State Toughman Champion, the 2002 TNF Alaska State Toughman Champion, the TNF 2003 Alaska State Toughman Champion, the TNF 2003 Middleweight Champion of Alaska, the TNF 2004 Middleweight Champion of Alaska and the 2005 FLP Welterweight Champion of Alaska. With no one else to fight within his division, Perry, weighing only 160 lbs, was forced by a local promoter to campaign at heavyweight where he became the 2005 TNF Heavyweight Champion of Alaska.

	In July 2005, ~~Abel~~ moved from Anchorage, AK to Las Vegas, NV. and began training at Boe's Boxing Gym immediately after arriving. ~~Abel~~ made his professional debut as a welterweight in impressive fashion with a 4 round unanimous decision over Fernando Vela (3-3-2). ~~Abel~~ followed that performance with a hard earned win over the undefeated two-time Jr. Olympic Gold ~~Medallist~~ Rene Auguaristi (2-0)and then a four round decision over Juan Joaquin Perez on Oct ~~13th~~, 2005.		In July 2005, Perry moved from Anchorage, AK, to Las Vegas, NV, and began training at [[Boe's Boxing Gym]] immediately after arriving. Perry made his professional debut as a welterweight in impressive fashion with a four-round unanimous decision over [[Fernando Vela]] (3-3-2). Perry followed that performance with a hard-earned win over the undefeated two-time Jr. Olympic Gold Medalist [[Rene Auguaristi]] (2-0), and then a four round decision over [[Juan Joaquin Perez]] on Oct. 13, 2005.

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Theakchamp at 21:39, 23 February 2006

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Abel Ureese Perry

After an extensive martial arts background, Abel Perry began competitive boxing on October 9, 2000 at the age of twenty-one in Anchorage, Alaska. In his first year of roughhouse boxing, Abel was the runner up to the Alaska State Middleweight Championship. His roughhouse boxing record is an impressive 84-6. Abel has won every rough house boxing tournament he has entered post his rookie season. He is the 2001 TNF Alaska State Toughman Champion, the 2002 TNF Alaska State Toughman Champion, the TNF 2003 Alaska State Toughman Champion, the TNF 2003 Middleweight Champion of Alaska, the TNF 2004 Middleweight Champion of Alaska and the 2005 FLP Welterweight Champion of Alaska. With no one else to fight within his division, Abel, weighing only 160 lbs, was forced by a local promoter to campaign at heavyweight where he became the 2005 TNF Heavyweight Champion of Alaska.

In July 2005, Abel moved from Anchorage, AK to Las Vegas, NV. and began training at Boe's Boxing Gym immediately after arriving. Abel made his professional debut as a welterweight in impressive fashion with a 4 round unanimous decision over Fernando Vela (3-3-2). Abel followed that performance with a hard earned win over the undefeated two-time Jr. Olympic Gold Medallist Rene Auguaristi (2-0)and then a four round decision over Juan Joaquin Perez on Oct 13th, 2005.