Andre Shelaeff - Revision history

Wouter at 11:17, 25 October 2025

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	Manager: [[Harry Seelig]]		Manager: [[Harry Seelig]]

Wouter at 16:01, 11 November 2023

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	Manager: [[Harry Seelig]]		Manager: [[Harry Seelig]]

	~~Exact date of birth unknown --~~ Oakland Trib said he died on eve of his 19th birthday. Same report stated ~~he was born in Shanghai to Russian parents, and~~ that he held Oriental welterweight Title. Was said to be supporting 7 brothers and sisters in Harbin, China, which at the time was under control of Russia. Shelaeff's father was a Russian priest in Harbin.		Oakland Trib said he died on eve of his 19th birthday. Same report stated that he held the Oriental welterweight Title. Was said to be supporting 7 brothers and sisters in Harbin, China, which at the time was under control of Russia. Shelaeff's father was a Russian priest in Harbin.

	Reportedly had a career of 28 bouts, four of them in the United States.		Reportedly had a career of 28 bouts, four of them in the United States.

Wouter at 15:59, 8 November 2023

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	Manager: [[Harry Seelig]]		Manager: [[Harry Seelig]]

Delisa at 19:50, 27 October 2008

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	He collapsed in his dressing room, complaining of abdominal pain.		He collapsed in his dressing room, complaining of abdominal pain.
	Dr. John G. Sullivan said he had suffered a brain concussion, for which an operation was performed.		Dr. John G. Sullivan said he had suffered a brain concussion, for which an operation was performed.

			A Coroner's Jury exonerated Salvadore of any wrongdoing.

			In February 1939, the AP reported that Paul Shelaeff sued the doctors and the CA State Athletic Commission for $100,000. Shelaeff was described as a Russian priest living in Manchuria. A coroner's inquest had shown that the fighter was suffering from lobar pnemonia when he entered the ring.

	[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Shelaeff, Andre]]		[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Shelaeff, Andre]]

Delisa at 19:37, 27 October 2008

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	Exact date of birth unknown -- Oakland Trib said he died on eve of his 19th birthday. Same report stated he was born in Shanghai to Russian parents, and that he held Oriental ~~Middleweight~~ Title. Was said to be supporting 7 brothers and sisters in Harbin, China, which at the time was under control of Russia.		Exact date of birth unknown -- Oakland Trib said he died on eve of his 19th birthday. Same report stated he was born in Shanghai to Russian parents, and that he held Oriental welterweight Title. Was said to be supporting 7 brothers and sisters in Harbin, China, which at the time was under control of Russia. Shelaeff's father was a Russian priest in Harbin.

	Reportedly had a career of 28 bouts, four of them in the United States.		Reportedly had a career of 28 bouts, four of them in the United States.

Delisa at 19:12, 27 October 2008

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			Manager: [[Harry Seelig]]

	Exact date of birth unknown -- Oakland Trib said he died on eve of his 19th birthday. Same report stated he was born in Shanghai to Russian parents, and that he held Oriental Middleweight Title. Was said to be supporting 7 brothers and sisters in Harbin, China, which at the time was under control of Russia.		Exact date of birth unknown -- Oakland Trib said he died on eve of his 19th birthday. Same report stated he was born in Shanghai to Russian parents, and that he held Oriental Middleweight Title. Was said to be supporting 7 brothers and sisters in Harbin, China, which at the time was under control of Russia.

Delisa at 19:05, 27 October 2008

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	Exact date of birth unknown.		Exact date of birth unknown -- Oakland Trib said he died on eve of his 19th birthday. Same report stated he was born in Shanghai to Russian parents, and that he held Oriental Middleweight Title. Was said to be supporting 7 brothers and sisters in Harbin, China, which at the time was under control of Russia.
	~~Reported~~ to ~~have been 18 when~~ he ~~died~~.
	Reportedly had a career of 28 bouts, four of them in the United States.		Reportedly had a career of 28 bouts, four of them in the United States.
	Came to San Francisco from ~~Russian~~ four months before he died.		Came to San Francisco from Russia four months before he died.
	After he lost the decision, he left the ring unassisted.		After he lost the decision, he left the ring unassisted.
	He collapsed in his dressing room, complaining of abdominal pain.		He collapsed in his dressing room, complaining of abdominal pain.

Matt at 02:30, 26 April 2005

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	Exact date of birth unknown.		Exact date of birth unknown.
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	Dr. John G. Sullivan said he had suffered a brain concussion, for which an operation was performed.		Dr. John G. Sullivan said he had suffered a brain concussion, for which an operation was performed.

			[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Shelaeff, Andre]]

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

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Exact date of birth unknown.
Reported to have been 18 when he died.
Reportedly had a career of 28 bouts, four of them in the United States.
Came to San Francisco from Russian four months before he died.
After he lost the decision, he left the ring unassisted.
He collapsed in his dressing room, complaining of abdominal pain.
Dr. John G. Sullivan said he had suffered a brain concussion, for which an operation was performed.