Anders Haga vs. Gerhardt Berkhout (2nd meeting) - Revision history

Journeymen at 21:16, 11 December 2014

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	Haga and Berkhout were to meet once more, in Oslo 1965, Haga again winning		Haga and Berkhout were to meet once more, in Oslo 1965, Haga again winning
	on points in a 6 ~~rounder~~.		on points in a 6 round bout.

Emaster: Anders Haga vs. Gerhardt Berkhout moved to Anders Haga vs. Gerhardt Berkhout (2nd meeting)

2007-10-12T22:56:15Z

Anders Haga vs. Gerhardt Berkhout moved to Anders Haga vs. Gerhardt Berkhout (2nd meeting)

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Emaster: Anders Haga vs Gerhardt Berkhout moved to Anders Haga vs. Gerhardt Berkhout

2007-10-12T22:47:24Z

Anders Haga vs Gerhardt Berkhout moved to Anders Haga vs. Gerhardt Berkhout

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Tron at 21:04, 25 April 2006

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	10th fight after debuting in 1957. (Record: 2 wins,5 losses,2 draws)		10th fight after debuting in 1957. (Record: 2 wins,5 losses,2 draws)
	Gerhardt Berkhout, Netherlands (2 wins 9 losses 1 draw) had met the Norwegian		Gerhardt Berkhout, Netherlands (2 wins 9 losses 1 draw) had met the Norwegian
	before, in Oslo, way back in 1958. It ended in a 6 round draw.		before, in Oslo, way back in 1958. That ended in a 6 round draw.
	This time it ~~seemd~~ that Berkhout were going to win after two		This time it seemed that Berkhout were going to win after two
	aggressive opening rounds. Haga came on strong in the last four		aggressive opening rounds. Haga came on strong in the last four
	rounds with punches to the body which slowed down the Dutchman.		rounds with punches to the body which slowed down the Dutchman.

Tron at 20:35, 24 April 2006

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	Norwegian bantamweight Anders Haga ~~(b. 12/05 1929)~~ had his		Norwegian bantamweight Anders Haga had his
	10th fight after debuting in 1957. (Record: 2 wins,5 losses,2 draws)		10th fight after debuting in 1957. (Record: 2 wins,5 losses,2 draws)
	Gerhardt Berkhout, Netherlands (2 wins 9 losses 1 draw) had met the Norwegian		Gerhardt Berkhout, Netherlands (2 wins 9 losses 1 draw) had met the Norwegian
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	rounds with punches to the body which slowed down the Dutchman.		rounds with punches to the body which slowed down the Dutchman.
	The verdict went to Haga after 6 rounds.		The verdict went to Haga after 6 rounds.

	~~After a tough start in his procareer in the late 1950' s, Anders Haga~~
	~~went on to box until his retirement in 1967 at the age of 38.~~
	~~He was always a favorite with the spectators. Almost always fighting the first fight~~
	~~of the evening, he was the right one to~~
	~~set the mood with his effective and stylish~~
	~~flurries of punches.~~

	Haga and Berkhout were to meet once more, in Oslo 1965, Haga again winning		Haga and Berkhout were to meet once more, in Oslo 1965, Haga again winning
	on points in a 6 rounder.		on points in a 6 rounder.

Tron at 20:23, 14 April 2006

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	Norwegian bantamweight Anders Haga (b. 12/05 1929) had his		Norwegian bantamweight Anders Haga (b. 12/05 1929) had his

Tron at 21:17, 10 April 2006

2006-04-10T21:17:49Z

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Norwegian bantamweight Anders Haga (b. 12/05 1929) had his
10th fight after debuting in 1957. (Record: 2 wins,5 losses,2 draws)
Gerhardt Berkhout, Netherlands (2 wins 9 losses 1 draw) had met the Norwegian
before, in Oslo, way back in 1958. It ended in a 6 round draw.
This time it seemd that Berkhout were going to win after two
aggressive opening rounds. Haga came on strong in the last four
rounds with punches to the body which slowed down the Dutchman.
The verdict went to Haga after 6 rounds.

After a tough start in his procareer in the late 1950' s, Anders Haga
went on to box until his retirement in 1967 at the age of 38.
He was always a favorite with the spectators. Almost always fighting the first fight
of the evening, he was the right one to
set the mood with his effective and stylish
flurries of punches.

Haga and Berkhout were to meet once more, in Oslo 1965, Haga again winning
on points in a 6 rounder.