Allen Williams - Revision history

John at 12:46, 31 August 2025

2025-08-31T12:46:22Z

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	'''Allen Williams''', a blacksmith by trade, won the Australian Heavyweight title in 1955, which he defended nine times before losing it to [[Steve Raduly]] in 1959.		'''Allen Williams''', a blacksmith by trade, won the Australian Heavyweight title in 1955, which he defended nine times before losing it to [[Steve Raduly]] in 1959.

2022-08-01T20:40:05Z

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	*His first name appears with different spellings: Alan, Allan, Allen, etc. however, one authenticated autograph spells it Allen.		*His first name appears with different spellings: Alan, Allan, Allen, etc. however, one authenticated autograph spells it Allen.

	Williams had sound boxing skills, and at one time was being considered for a match with then World Champion [[Floyd Patterson]]. He ranks as one of the best heavyweights Australia has produced.		Williams had sound boxing skills, and at one time was being considered for a match with then World Champion [[Floyd Patterson]]. He ranks as one of the best heavyweights Australia has ever produced.

2016-01-17T18:50:36Z

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	'''Allen Williams''', a blacksmith by trade, won the Australian Heavyweight title in 1955, which he defended nine times before losing it to [[Steve Raduly]] in 1959.		'''Allen Williams''', a blacksmith by trade, won the Australian Heavyweight title in 1955, which he defended nine times before losing it to [[Steve Raduly]] in 1959.

	His first name appears with different spellings: Alan, Allan, Allen, etc. ~~One~~ authenticated autograph spells it Allen.		*His first name appears with different spellings: Alan, Allan, Allen, etc. however, one authenticated autograph spells it Allen.

	Williams had sound boxing skills, and at one time was being considered for a match with then World Champion [[Floyd Patterson]]. He ranks as one of the best heavyweights Australia has produced.		Williams had sound boxing skills, and at one time was being considered for a match with then World Champion [[Floyd Patterson]]. He ranks as one of the best heavyweights Australia has produced.

2016-01-17T18:48:44Z

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	[[:Image:Allan Williams and Manager.jpeg\|Photo #2]], [[:Image:Williams V Bau.jpeg\|Photo #3]]		[[:Image:Allan Williams and Manager.jpeg\|Photo #2]], [[:Image:Williams V Bau.jpeg\|Photo #3]]

	'''Allen Williams''', a blacksmith by trade, won the Australian Heavyweight title in 1955, which he defended nine times before losing it to [[Steve Raduly]] in 1959.		'''Allen Williams''', a blacksmith by trade, won the Australian Heavyweight title in 1955, which he defended nine times before losing it to [[Steve Raduly]] in 1959.

			His first name appears with different spellings: Alan, Allan, Allen, etc. One authenticated autograph spells it Allen.

	Williams had sound boxing skills, and at one time was being considered for a match with then World Champion [[Floyd Patterson]]. He ranks as one of the best heavyweights Australia has produced.		Williams had sound boxing skills, and at one time was being considered for a match with then World Champion [[Floyd Patterson]]. He ranks as one of the best heavyweights Australia has produced.

2014-12-11T07:08:25Z

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	Williams had sound boxing skills, and at one time was being considered for a match with then World Champion [[Floyd Patterson]]. He ranks as one of the best heavyweights Australia has produced.		Williams had sound boxing skills, and at one time was being considered for a match with then World Champion [[Floyd Patterson]]. He ranks as one of the best heavyweights Australia has produced.
	~~[[Category:Regional Champions\|Williams, Allen]]~~

2014-12-09T07:26:30Z

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	Williams had sound boxing skills, and at one time was being considered for a match with then World Champion [[Floyd Patterson]]. He ranks as one of the best heavyweights Australia has produced.		Williams had sound boxing skills, and at one time was being considered for a match with then World Champion [[Floyd Patterson]]. He ranks as one of the best heavyweights Australia has produced.
			[[Category:Regional Champions\|Williams, Allen]]

2012-08-03T04:20:56Z

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			[[:Image:Allan Williams and Manager.jpeg\|Photo #2]], [[:Image:Williams V Bau.jpeg\|Photo #3]]

	~~The Smart Moving Allan~~ Williams ~~soon proved that he was indeed a rare creature in Australian boxing:~~ ''~~A Genuine Big Man~~, ~~Who Could Fight''.~~		'''Allen Williams''', a blacksmith by trade, won the Australian Heavyweight title in 1955, which he defended nine times before losing it to [[Steve Raduly]] in 1959.

	~~Williams~~ won the title in 1955, ~~after winning a 15 round title fight on Points over [[Ken Brady]]~~
	He defended ~~his title 9~~ times before ~~loosing~~ it to [[Steve Raduly]] in 1959.

	Williams had sound boxing skills, and at one time was being considered for a match with then World Champion [[Floyd Patterson]]. In the Heavyweight Division he ranks as one of the best Australia has produced.

	~~Was blacksmith by trade~~

	[[~~file:Williams V Bau.jpeg\|thumb\|Williams V Bau~~]]		Williams had sound boxing skills, and at one time was being considered for a match with then World Champion [[Floyd Patterson]]. He ranks as one of the best heavyweights Australia has produced.

2010-11-07T15:59:14Z

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2007-08-17T20:39:00Z

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2006-01-14T17:55:18Z

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	The Smart Moving Allan Williams soon proved that he was indeed a rare creature in Australian boxing: ''A Genuine Big Man, Who Could Fight''.		The Smart Moving Allan Williams soon proved that he was indeed a rare creature in Australian boxing: ''A Genuine Big Man, Who Could Fight''.
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	He defended his title 9 times before loosing it to [[Steve Raduly]] in 1959.		He defended his title 9 times before loosing it to [[Steve Raduly]] in 1959.

	Williams had sound boxing skills, and at one time was being considered for a match with then World Champion [[Floyd Patterson]]~~, in~~ the Heavyweight Division he ranks at the best Australia has produced.		Williams had sound boxing skills, and at one time was being considered for a match with then World Champion [[Floyd Patterson]]. In the Heavyweight Division he ranks as one of the best Australia has produced.

	Was ~~Black Smith~~ by trade		Was blacksmith by trade

	[[file:Williams V Bau.jpeg\|thumb\|Williams V Bau]]		[[file:Williams V Bau.jpeg\|thumb\|Williams V Bau]]