Al Stankie - Revision history

Acunaboy: /* Career Review */

2007-01-29T22:36:42Z

Career Review

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	==Career Review ==		==Career Review ==
	'''Al Stankie''' was a former Los Angeles police officer. After his boxing career, he became the manager and trainer of 1984 Olympic Light Flyweight Gold Medalist [[Paul Gonzales]].		'''Al Stankie''' was a former Los Angeles police officer. After his boxing career, he became the manager and trainer of 1984 Olympic Light Flyweight Gold Medalist [[Paul Gonzales]]. Stankie also trained Ultimate Fighting Champion [[Vitor Belfort]] in boxing. Following Belfort's stunning knockout over [[Tank Abbott]] in a UFC promotion, Belfort called Stankie into the ring and praised him for all his help.

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
	*"Stankie Scores Win in Olympic Fight", ''Los Angeles Times'', January 15, 1971		*"Stankie Scores Win in Olympic Fight", ''Los Angeles Times'', January 15, 1971

Matt: put back in my source (for police officer career fact)

2006-12-11T18:17:26Z

put back in my source (for police officer career fact)

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	==Career Review ==		==Career Review ==
	'''Al Stankie''' was a former Los Angeles police officer. After his boxing career, he became the manager and trainer of 1984 Olympic Light Flyweight Gold Medalist [[Paul Gonzales]].		'''Al Stankie''' was a former Los Angeles police officer. After his boxing career, he became the manager and trainer of 1984 Olympic Light Flyweight Gold Medalist [[Paul Gonzales]].

			== Sources ==
			*"Stankie Scores Win in Olympic Fight", ''Los Angeles Times'', January 15, 1971

John: removed mma reference

2006-12-11T18:14:29Z

removed mma reference

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	==Career Review ==		==Career Review ==
	'''Al Stankie''' was a former Los Angeles police officer. After his boxing career, he became the manager and trainer of 1984 Olympic Light Flyweight Gold Medalist [[Paul Gonzales]].		'''Al Stankie''' was a former Los Angeles police officer. After his boxing career, he became the manager and trainer of 1984 Olympic Light Flyweight Gold Medalist [[Paul Gonzales]].

	Later, Stankie became the boxing coach for Mixed Martial Arts fighter, [[Vitor Belfort]]. Under Stankie's guidence, Belfort won his first 4 mixed martial arts fights by first round knockouts, most in mere seconds.{{fact}}

	~~== Sources ==~~
	*"Stankie Scores Win in Olympic Fight", ''Los Angeles Times'', January 15, 1971

Matt: {{fact}}

2006-12-11T18:08:29Z

New page

[[file:Stankie.Al.jpg|left|Al Stankie]]
<boxer>062774</boxer>

==Career Review ==
'''Al Stankie''' was a former Los Angeles police officer. After his boxing career, he became the manager and trainer of 1984 Olympic Light Flyweight Gold Medalist [[Paul Gonzales]].

Later, Stankie became the boxing coach for Mixed Martial Arts fighter, [[Vitor Belfort]]. Under Stankie's guidence, Belfort won his first 4 mixed martial arts fights by first round knockouts, most in mere seconds.{{fact}}

== Sources ==
*"Stankie Scores Win in Olympic Fight", ''Los Angeles Times'', January 15, 1971

Matt at 16:51, 11 December 2006

2006-12-11T16:51:47Z

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			Stankie was a former Los Angeles police officer. After his boxing career, he became the manager and trainer of 1984 Olympic Light Flyweight Gold Medalist [[Paul Gonzales]].

			== Sources ==
			*"Stankie Scores Win in Olympic Fight", ''Los Angeles Times'', January 15, 1971

Ric: Boxer:Al Stankie:062774 moved to Al Stankie

2006-11-15T07:00:51Z

Boxer:Al Stankie:062774 moved to Al Stankie

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(No difference)

Ric at 07:00, 15 November 2006

2006-11-15T07:00:36Z

New page

[[file:Stankie.Al.jpg|left|Al Stankie]]
<boxer>062774</boxer>