Alf Mancini - Revision history

John at 13:22, 18 December 2025

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	* Manager [[Ted Broadribb]]		* Manager [[Ted Broadribb]]
	* Uncle of [[Dennie Mancini]]		* Uncle of [[Dennie Mancini]] and [[Len Mancini]]
	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Professional Boxer. Born in Notting Hill, West London,of Italian descent, he started boxing at the age of fifteen, and was never defeated as an amateur. The following year, he turned professional, ranked as a Lightweight. His first eight bouts were fought against the same opponent, and he won seven of them. However, by the time he had the opportunity of fighting for the title, he had outgrown the limit of 9 stone 9 pounds, and was re-classified as a welterweight. As his epitaph makes clear, he never won that title, either, but was very highly regarded as a boxer, both in Great Britain and America, where he fought for the first time in 1926. To find his grave, follow the main drive past the chapel and office, almost to the Western boundary, and passing Sir John Barbirolli on your left. Alf Mancini is on the right-hand side of the path, just before the back gate.		Professional Boxer. Born in Notting Hill, West London,of Italian descent, he started boxing at the age of fifteen, and was never defeated as an amateur. The following year, he turned professional, ranked as a Lightweight. His first eight bouts were fought against the same opponent, and he won seven of them. However, by the time he had the opportunity of fighting for the title, he had outgrown the limit of 9 stone 9 pounds, and was re-classified as a welterweight. As his epitaph makes clear, he never won that title, either, but was very highly regarded as a boxer, both in Great Britain and America, where he fought for the first time in 1926. To find his grave, follow the main drive past the chapel and office, almost to the Western boundary, and passing Sir John Barbirolli on your left. Alf Mancini is on the right-hand side of the path, just before the back gate.

John at 23:04, 11 November 2014

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	~~'''~~Manager~~:'''~~ [[Ted Broadribb]]~~<br><br>~~		* Manager [[Ted Broadribb]]
	~~<br clear=all>~~		* Uncle of [[Dennie Mancini]]
	Uncle of [[Dennie Mancini]]
	==Biography==		==Biography==

	Professional Boxer. Born in Notting Hill, West London,of Italian descent, he started boxing at the age of fifteen, and was never defeated as an amateur. The following year, he turned professional, ranked as a Lightweight. His first eight bouts were fought against the same opponent, and he won seven of them. However, by the time he had the opportunity of fighting for the title, he had outgrown the limit of 9 stone 9 pounds, and was re-classified as a welterweight. As his epitaph makes clear, he never won that title, either, but was very highly regarded as a boxer, both in Great Britain and America, where he fought for the first time in 1926. To find his grave, follow the main drive past the chapel and office, almost to the Western boundary, and passing Sir John Barbirolli on your left. Alf Mancini is on the right-hand side of the path, just before the back gate.		Professional Boxer. Born in Notting Hill, West London,of Italian descent, he started boxing at the age of fifteen, and was never defeated as an amateur. The following year, he turned professional, ranked as a Lightweight. His first eight bouts were fought against the same opponent, and he won seven of them. However, by the time he had the opportunity of fighting for the title, he had outgrown the limit of 9 stone 9 pounds, and was re-classified as a welterweight. As his epitaph makes clear, he never won that title, either, but was very highly regarded as a boxer, both in Great Britain and America, where he fought for the first time in 1926. To find his grave, follow the main drive past the chapel and office, almost to the Western boundary, and passing Sir John Barbirolli on your left. Alf Mancini is on the right-hand side of the path, just before the back gate.

Fasan at 05:50, 3 January 2011

2011-01-03T05:50:21Z

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	Uncle of [[Dennie Mancini]]		Uncle of [[Dennie Mancini]]
			==Biography==

			Professional Boxer. Born in Notting Hill, West London,of Italian descent, he started boxing at the age of fifteen, and was never defeated as an amateur. The following year, he turned professional, ranked as a Lightweight. His first eight bouts were fought against the same opponent, and he won seven of them. However, by the time he had the opportunity of fighting for the title, he had outgrown the limit of 9 stone 9 pounds, and was re-classified as a welterweight. As his epitaph makes clear, he never won that title, either, but was very highly regarded as a boxer, both in Great Britain and America, where he fought for the first time in 1926. To find his grave, follow the main drive past the chapel and office, almost to the Western boundary, and passing Sir John Barbirolli on your left. Alf Mancini is on the right-hand side of the path, just before the back gate.

	==External Link==		==External Link==

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	'''Manager:''' [[Ted Broadribb]]<br><br>		'''Manager:''' [[Ted Broadribb]]<br><br>
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	Uncle of [[Dennie Mancini]]		Uncle of [[Dennie Mancini]]

Alex at 16:25, 7 April 2009

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	'''Manager:''' [[Ted Broadribb]]<br><br>		'''Manager:''' [[Ted Broadribb]]<br><br>

	~~Managed British Bantamweight Champion [[Teddy Baldock]] uncle~~ of [[Dennie Mancini]]		Uncle of [[Dennie Mancini]]

	==External Link==		==External Link==

Alex at 15:44, 7 April 2009

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			'''Manager:''' [[Ted Broadribb]]<br><br>

	Managed British Bantamweight Champion [[Teddy Baldock]] uncle of [[Dennie Mancini]]		Managed British Bantamweight Champion [[Teddy Baldock]] uncle of [[Dennie Mancini]]

John at 16:15, 29 August 2008

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	Managed British Bantamweight Champion [[Teddy Baldock]]		Managed British Bantamweight Champion [[Teddy Baldock]] uncle of [[Dennie Mancini]]

	==External Link==		==External Link==

John at 16:03, 29 August 2008

2008-08-29T16:03:59Z

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	[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=mancini&GSfn=alf&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSob=n&GRid=8485377& ~~Find-A-Grave~~]		Managed British Bantamweight Champion [[Teddy Baldock]]

			==External Link==
			[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=mancini&GSfn=alf&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSob=n&GRid=8485377& Gravesite]



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