Angel Manfredy - Revision history

John at 13:19, 24 October 2021

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	* '''[[:Category:Angel Manfredy Gallery\|Angel Manfredy Gallery]]'''		* '''[[:Category:Angel Manfredy Gallery\|Angel Manfredy Gallery]]'''

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	'''Angel Manfredy''' was a popular late 1990s fighter. He lost two out of his first five fights, but then won an impressive 23 in a row. He beat former champions like [[Calvin Grove]], and [[Jorge Paez]], and top contenders such as [[Wilson Rodriguez]], before landing his first major fight against [[Arturo Gatti]], in the latter's hometown of Atlantic City. Manfredy was a big underdog but dominated the fight, knocking Gatti down in round three, and eventually stopping him on cuts in round eight.		'''Angel Manfredy''' was a popular late 1990s fighter. He lost two out of his first five fights, but then won an impressive 23 in a row. He beat former champions like [[Calvin Grove]], and [[Jorge Paez]], and top contenders such as [[Wilson Rodriguez]], before landing his first major fight against [[Arturo Gatti]], in the latter's hometown of Atlantic City. Manfredy was a big underdog but dominated the fight, knocking Gatti down in round three, and eventually stopping him on cuts in round eight.

Journeymen at 18:49, 1 April 2020

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	*Finished career with a record of 0-4 (0 KO) in World Title fights.		*Finished career with a record of 0-4 (0 KO) in World Title fights.
	*Finished career with a record of 6-4 (4 KO) against former or current world champions.		*Finished career with a record of 6-4 (4 KO) against former or current world champions.
	**Won against [[Kenny Mitchell]], [[Calvin Grove]], [[Jorge Paez]], [[Arturo Gatti]], [[Juan Polo-Perez]], [[Julio Diaz]].		*Won against [[Kenny Mitchell]], [[Calvin Grove]], [[Jorge Paez]], [[Arturo Gatti]], [[Juan Polo-Perez]], [[Julio Diaz]].
	**Lost against [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]], [[Stevie Johnston]], [[Diego Corrales]], [[Paul Spadafora]].		*Lost against [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]], [[Stevie Johnston]], [[Diego Corrales]], [[Paul Spadafora]].
			* Became a member of the Illinois Boxing Hall of Fame 2020.
			[[Category:Illinois Boxing Hall of Fame\|Manfredy, Angel]]

Greyj: /* Career Factoids */

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Career Factoids

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	*Finished career with a record of 6-4 (4 KO) against former or current world champions.		*Finished career with a record of 6-4 (4 KO) against former or current world champions.
	**Won against [[Kenny Mitchell]], [[Calvin Grove]], [[Jorge Paez]], [[Arturo Gatti]], [[Juan Polo-Perez]], [[Julio Diaz]].		**Won against [[Kenny Mitchell]], [[Calvin Grove]], [[Jorge Paez]], [[Arturo Gatti]], [[Juan Polo-Perez]], [[Julio Diaz]].
	**Lost against [[Floyd Mayweather Jr]], [[Stevie Johnston]], [[Diego Corrales]], [[Paul Spadafora]].		**Lost against [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]], [[Stevie Johnston]], [[Diego Corrales]], [[Paul Spadafora]].

Greyj at 01:37, 5 May 2014

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	Following this fight Manfredy won a fight against [[Ivan Robinson]] in what had been [[HBO Boxing After Dark\|HBO Boxing After Dark's]] highest-rated show of 1999. Manfredy then received another world title shot against [[Stevie Johnston]] in 1999, but was thoroughly outboxed. After this Manfredy has boxed some opponents here-and-there with little success. [[Paul Spadafora]] beat Manfredy in a close decision in early 2002. Since then, Manfredy lost to some prospects and retired in 2004.		Following this fight Manfredy won a fight against [[Ivan Robinson]] in what had been [[HBO Boxing After Dark\|HBO Boxing After Dark's]] highest-rated show of 1999. Manfredy then received another world title shot against [[Stevie Johnston]] in 1999, but was thoroughly outboxed. After this Manfredy has boxed some opponents here-and-there with little success. [[Paul Spadafora]] beat Manfredy in a close decision in early 2002. Since then, Manfredy lost to some prospects and retired in 2004.

			==Career Factoids==
			*Finished career with a record of 0-4 (0 KO) in World Title fights.
			*Finished career with a record of 6-4 (4 KO) against former or current world champions.
			**Won against [[Kenny Mitchell]], [[Calvin Grove]], [[Jorge Paez]], [[Arturo Gatti]], [[Juan Polo-Perez]], [[Julio Diaz]].
			**Lost against [[Floyd Mayweather Jr]], [[Stevie Johnston]], [[Diego Corrales]], [[Paul Spadafora]].

Exjourneyman at 06:14, 30 July 2012

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			* '''[[:Category:Angel Manfredy Gallery\|Angel Manfredy Gallery]]'''

			<BR>
	'''Angel Manfredy''' was a popular late 1990s fighter. He lost two out of his first five fights, but then won an impressive 23 in a row. He beat former champions like [[Calvin Grove]], and [[Jorge Paez]], and top contenders such as [[Wilson Rodriguez]], before landing his first major fight against [[Arturo Gatti]], in the latter's hometown of Atlantic City. Manfredy was a big underdog but dominated the fight, knocking Gatti down in round three, and eventually stopping him on cuts in round eight.		'''Angel Manfredy''' was a popular late 1990s fighter. He lost two out of his first five fights, but then won an impressive 23 in a row. He beat former champions like [[Calvin Grove]], and [[Jorge Paez]], and top contenders such as [[Wilson Rodriguez]], before landing his first major fight against [[Arturo Gatti]], in the latter's hometown of Atlantic City. Manfredy was a big underdog but dominated the fight, knocking Gatti down in round three, and eventually stopping him on cuts in round eight.

Exjourneyman at 06:12, 30 July 2012

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	Following this fight Manfredy fought some C-level opponents, before fighting [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in a major [[HBO]] television event. Manfredy was stopped in the second round after a barrage of punches. Some called the stoppage premature.		Following this fight Manfredy fought some C-level opponents, before fighting [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in a major [[HBO]] television event. Manfredy was stopped in the second round after a barrage of punches. Some called the stoppage premature.

	Following this fight Manfredy won a fight against [[Ivan Robinson]] in what had been [[HBO Boxing After Dark\|HBO Boxing After Dark's]] highest-rated show of 1999. Manfredy then received another world title shot against [[Stevie Johnston]] in 1999, but was thoroughly outboxed. After this Manfredy has boxed some opponents here-and-there with little success. [[Paul Spadafora]] beat Manfredy in a close decision in early 2002. Since then, Manfredy ~~has~~ lost to ~~journeyman fighters~~.		Following this fight Manfredy won a fight against [[Ivan Robinson]] in what had been [[HBO Boxing After Dark\|HBO Boxing After Dark's]] highest-rated show of 1999. Manfredy then received another world title shot against [[Stevie Johnston]] in 1999, but was thoroughly outboxed. After this Manfredy has boxed some opponents here-and-there with little success. [[Paul Spadafora]] beat Manfredy in a close decision in early 2002. Since then, Manfredy lost to some prospects and retired in 2004.

Ric at 16:40, 9 February 2011

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	Angel Manfredy was a popular late 1990s fighter. He lost two out of his first five fights, but then won an impressive 23 in a row. He beat former champions like [[Calvin Grove]], and [[Jorge Paez]], and top contenders such as [[Wilson Rodriguez]], before landing his first major fight against [[Arturo Gatti]], in the latter's hometown of Atlantic City. Manfredy was a big underdog but dominated the fight, knocking Gatti down in round three, and eventually stopping him on cuts in round eight.		'''Angel Manfredy''' was a popular late 1990s fighter. He lost two out of his first five fights, but then won an impressive 23 in a row. He beat former champions like [[Calvin Grove]], and [[Jorge Paez]], and top contenders such as [[Wilson Rodriguez]], before landing his first major fight against [[Arturo Gatti]], in the latter's hometown of Atlantic City. Manfredy was a big underdog but dominated the fight, knocking Gatti down in round three, and eventually stopping him on cuts in round eight.

	Following this fight Manfredy fought some C-level opponents, before fighting [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in a major [[HBO]] television event. Manfredy was stopped in the second round after a barrage of punches. Some called the stoppage premature.		Following this fight Manfredy fought some C-level opponents, before fighting [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in a major [[HBO]] television event. Manfredy was stopped in the second round after a barrage of punches. Some called the stoppage premature.

	Following this fight Manfredy won a fight against [[Ivan Robinson]] in what had been [[HBO Boxing After Dark\|HBO Boxing After Dark's]] highest-rated show of 1999. Manfredy then received another world title shot against [[Stevie Johnston]] in 1999, but was thoroughly outboxed. After this Manfredy has boxed some opponents here-and-there with little success. [[Paul Spadafora]] beat Manfredy in a close decision in early 2002. Since then, Manfredy has lost to journeyman fighters.		Following this fight Manfredy won a fight against [[Ivan Robinson]] in what had been [[HBO Boxing After Dark\|HBO Boxing After Dark's]] highest-rated show of 1999. Manfredy then received another world title shot against [[Stevie Johnston]] in 1999, but was thoroughly outboxed. After this Manfredy has boxed some opponents here-and-there with little success. [[Paul Spadafora]] beat Manfredy in a close decision in early 2002. Since then, Manfredy has lost to journeyman fighters.

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	Angel Manfredy was a popular late 1990s fighter. He lost two out of his first five fights, but then won an impressive 23 in a row. He beat former champions like [[Calvin Grove]], and [[Jorge Paez]], and top contenders such as [[Wilson Rodriguez]], before landing his first major fight against [[Arturo Gatti]], in the latter's hometown of Atlantic City. Manfredy was a big underdog but dominated the fight, knocking Gatti down in round 3, and eventually stopping him on cuts in round 8.

	~~Following this fight~~ Manfredy ~~fought some C-level opponents~~, before ~~fighting~~ [[~~Floyd Mayweather Jr.~~]] in ~~a major HBO television event~~. Manfredy was ~~stopped~~ in ~~the second~~ round ~~after a barrage of punches. Some called the stoppage premature~~.		Angel Manfredy was a popular late 1990s fighter. He lost two out of his first five fights, but then won an impressive 23 in a row. He beat former champions like [[Calvin Grove]], and [[Jorge Paez]], and top contenders such as [[Wilson Rodriguez]], before landing his first major fight against [[Arturo Gatti]], in the latter's hometown of Atlantic City. Manfredy was a big underdog but dominated the fight, knocking Gatti down in round three, and eventually stopping him on cuts in round eight.

	Following this fight Manfredy won a fight against [[Ivan Robinson]] in what had been HBO~~'s ''~~Boxing After Dark'''s highest-rated show of 1999. Manfredy then received another world title shot against [[Stevie Johnston]] in 1999, but was thoroughly outboxed. After this Manfredy has boxed some opponents here-and-there with little success. [[Paul Spadafora]] beat Manfredy in a close decision in early 2002. Since then, Manfredy has lost to journeyman fighters.		Following this fight Manfredy fought some C-level opponents, before fighting [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in a major [[HBO]] television event. Manfredy was stopped in the second round after a barrage of punches. Some called the stoppage premature.

			Following this fight Manfredy won a fight against [[Ivan Robinson]] in what had been [[HBO Boxing After Dark\|HBO Boxing After Dark's]] highest-rated show of 1999. Manfredy then received another world title shot against [[Stevie Johnston]] in 1999, but was thoroughly outboxed. After this Manfredy has boxed some opponents here-and-there with little success. [[Paul Spadafora]] beat Manfredy in a close decision in early 2002. Since then, Manfredy has lost to journeyman fighters.

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	Angel Manfredy was a popular late 1990s fighter. He lost two out of his first five fights, but then won an impressive 23 in a row. He beat former champions like [[Calvin Grove]], and [[Jorge Paez]], and top contenders such as [[Wilson Rodriguez]], before landing his first major fight against [[Arturo Gatti]], in the latter's hometown of Atlantic City. Manfredy was a big underdog but dominated the fight, knocking Gatti down in round 3, and eventually stopping him on cuts in round 8.		Angel Manfredy was a popular late 1990s fighter. He lost two out of his first five fights, but then won an impressive 23 in a row. He beat former champions like [[Calvin Grove]], and [[Jorge Paez]], and top contenders such as [[Wilson Rodriguez]], before landing his first major fight against [[Arturo Gatti]], in the latter's hometown of Atlantic City. Manfredy was a big underdog but dominated the fight, knocking Gatti down in round 3, and eventually stopping him on cuts in round 8.

	Following this fight Manfredy fought some C-level opponents, before fighting [[~~Floyd Mayweather, Jr.\|~~Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in a major HBO television event. Manfredy was stopped in the second round after a barrage of punches. Some called the stoppage premature.		Following this fight Manfredy fought some C-level opponents, before fighting [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in a major HBO television event. Manfredy was stopped in the second round after a barrage of punches. Some called the stoppage premature.

	Following this fight Manfredy won a fight against [[Ivan Robinson]] in what had been HBO's ''Boxing After Dark'''s highest-rated show of 1999. Manfredy then received another world title shot against [[Stevie Johnston]] in 1999, but was thoroughly outboxed. After this Manfredy has boxed some opponents here-and-there with little success. [[Paul Spadafora]] beat Manfredy in a close decision in early 2002. Since then, Manfredy has lost to journeyman fighters.		Following this fight Manfredy won a fight against [[Ivan Robinson]] in what had been HBO's ''Boxing After Dark'''s highest-rated show of 1999. Manfredy then received another world title shot against [[Stevie Johnston]] in 1999, but was thoroughly outboxed. After this Manfredy has boxed some opponents here-and-there with little success. [[Paul Spadafora]] beat Manfredy in a close decision in early 2002. Since then, Manfredy has lost to journeyman fighters.

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	Angel Manfredy was a popular late 1990s fighter. He lost two out of his first five fights, but then won an impressive 23 in a row. He beat former champions like [[Calvin Grove]], and [[Jorge Paez]], and top contenders such as [[Wilson Rodriguez]], before landing his first major fight against [[Arturo Gatti]], in the latter's hometown of Atlantic City. Manfredy was a big underdog but dominated the fight, knocking Gatti down in round 3, and eventually stopping him on cuts in round 8.		Angel Manfredy was a popular late 1990s fighter. He lost two out of his first five fights, but then won an impressive 23 in a row. He beat former champions like [[Calvin Grove]], and [[Jorge Paez]], and top contenders such as [[Wilson Rodriguez]], before landing his first major fight against [[Arturo Gatti]], in the latter's hometown of Atlantic City. Manfredy was a big underdog but dominated the fight, knocking Gatti down in round 3, and eventually stopping him on cuts in round 8.

	Following this fight Manfredy fought some C-level opponents, before fighting [[Floyd Mayweather]] in a major HBO television event. Manfredy was stopped in the second round after a barrage of punches. Some called the stoppage premature.		Following this fight Manfredy fought some C-level opponents, before fighting [[Floyd Mayweather, Jr.\|Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in a major HBO television event. Manfredy was stopped in the second round after a barrage of punches. Some called the stoppage premature.

	Following this fight Manfredy won a fight against [[Ivan Robinson]] in what had been HBO's ''Boxing After Dark'''s highest-rated show of 1999. Manfredy then received another world title shot against [[Stevie Johnston]] in 1999, but was thoroughly outboxed. After this Manfredy has boxed some opponents here-and-there with little success. [[Paul Spadafora]] beat Manfredy in a close decision in early 2002. Since then, Manfredy has lost to journeyman fighters.		Following this fight Manfredy won a fight against [[Ivan Robinson]] in what had been HBO's ''Boxing After Dark'''s highest-rated show of 1999. Manfredy then received another world title shot against [[Stevie Johnston]] in 1999, but was thoroughly outboxed. After this Manfredy has boxed some opponents here-and-there with little success. [[Paul Spadafora]] beat Manfredy in a close decision in early 2002. Since then, Manfredy has lost to journeyman fighters.