Antonio Cervantes - Revision history

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Professional Record

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	==Professional Record==		==Professional Record==
			'''Championship Record'''
	*16 opponents (11 by KO) beaten for World Super Lightweight Title.		*16 opponents (11 by KO) beaten for World Super Lightweight Title.

Artur128 at 11:35, 22 October 2022

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	'''Managers''': [[Ramiro Machado]], [[Willie Ketchum]] (1971 in United States)<br>		'''Managers''': [[Ramiro Machado]], [[Willie Ketchum]] (1971 in United States)<br>
	'''Trainer''': [[Carmelo Prada]]		'''Trainer''': [[Carmelo Prada]]

			==Professional Record==
			*16 opponents (11 by KO) beaten for World Super Lightweight Title.

	==Record Issues==		==Record Issues==
	Like other Colombian fighters of his day, such as [[Bernardo Caraballo]], Cervantes's published record was inflated with a number of extra fights that never took place. The fights in question are the following:		Like other Colombian fighters of his day, such as [[Bernardo Caraballo]], Cervantes's published record was inflated with a number of extra fights that never took place. The fights in question are the following:

Wouter at 16:04, 12 January 2020

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	*1966-1-7 W4 Oscar Gonzalez, Cartagena.		*1966-1-7 W4 Oscar Gonzalez, Cartagena.
	*1966-2-2 W4 Rodolfo Marquez, Cartagena.		*1966-2-2 W4 Rodolfo Marquez, Cartagena.
	*1966-2-27 KO2 Rodolfo Marquez, Barranquila		*1966-2-27 KO2 Rodolfo Marquez, Barranquila.
	*1966-3-28 W10 Heliodoro Pitalua, Cartagena.		*1966-3-28 W10 Heliodoro Pitalua, Cartagena.
	*1966-6-21 W10 Rafael Donado, Cartagena.		*1966-6-21 W10 Rafael Donado, Cartagena.

Wouter at 15:45, 12 January 2020

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	*1968-10-7 KO7 Juan Martinez, Cartagena.		*1968-10-7 KO7 Juan Martinez, Cartagena.
	*1968-11-28 W10 Nestor Rojas, Caracas.		*1968-11-28 W10 Nestor Rojas, Caracas.
	*1968-12-14 W10 Orlando ~~Riivas~~, Caracas.		*1968-12-14 W10 Orlando Rivas, Caracas.
	*1969-5-15 KO2 Jose Torres, Cartagena.		*1969-5-15 KO2 Jose Torres, Cartagena.

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	*1968-8-29 W10 Cipriano Zuluega, Cartagena.		*1968-8-29 W10 Cipriano Zuluega, Cartagena.
	*1968-10-7 KO7 Juan Martinez, Cartagena.		*1968-10-7 KO7 Juan Martinez, Cartagena.
			*1968-11-28 W10 Nestor Rojas, Caracas.
			*1968-12-14 W10 Orlando Riivas, Caracas.
	*1969-5-15 KO2 Jose Torres, Cartagena.		*1969-5-15 KO2 Jose Torres, Cartagena.

	According to contemporary Colombian sources, such as the December 5 1971 issue of Bogotá's newspaper ''El Tiempo'', the correct record of Cervantes at the time of his December 1971 fight with [[Nicolino Locche]] was 31-8-1 (12). ~~This means there are likely still two fictional wins listed in his early record~~.		According to contemporary Colombian sources, such as the December 5 1971 issue of Bogotá's newspaper ''El Tiempo'', the correct record of Cervantes at the time of his December 1971 fight with [[Nicolino Locche]] was 31-8-1 (12)..

Wouter at 15:21, 12 January 2020

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	*1969-5-15 KO2 Jose Torres, Cartagena.		*1969-5-15 KO2 Jose Torres, Cartagena.

	According to contemporary Colombian sources, such as the December 2 1971 issue of Bogotá's newspaper ''El Tiempo'', the correct record of Cervantes at the time of his December 1971 fight with [[Nicolino Locche]] was 31-8-1 (12). This means there are likely still two fictional wins listed in his early record.		According to contemporary Colombian sources, such as the December 5 1971 issue of Bogotá's newspaper ''El Tiempo'', the correct record of Cervantes at the time of his December 1971 fight with [[Nicolino Locche]] was 31-8-1 (12). This means there are likely still two fictional wins listed in his early record.

Wouter at 15:17, 12 January 2020

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	*1966-3-28 W10 Heliodoro Pitalua, Cartagena.		*1966-3-28 W10 Heliodoro Pitalua, Cartagena.
	*1966-6-21 W10 Rafael Donado, Cartagena.		*1966-6-21 W10 Rafael Donado, Cartagena.
	*1966-8-20 Heliodoro Pitalua, Cartagena.		*1966-8-20 KO2 Heliodoro Pitalua, Cartagena.
	*1966-10-1 W10 Jose Godoy, Cartagena.		*1966-10-1 W10 Jose Godoy, Cartagena.
	*1966-11-16 KO6 Antonio Yi, Barranquila.		*1966-11-16 KO6 Antonio Yi, Barranquila.

Wouter at 15:16, 12 January 2020

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	'''Managers''': [[Ramiro Machado]], [[Willie Ketchum]] (1971 in United States)<br>		'''Managers''': [[Ramiro Machado]], [[Willie Ketchum]] (1971 in United States)<br>
	'''Trainer''': [[Carmelo Prada]]		'''Trainer''': [[Carmelo Prada]]
			==Record Issues==
			Like other Colombian fighters of his day, such as [[Bernardo Caraballo]], Cervantes's published record was inflated with a number of extra fights that never took place. The fights in question are the following:

			*1966-1-7 W4 Oscar Gonzalez, Cartagena.
			*1966-2-2 W4 Rodolfo Marquez, Cartagena.
			*1966-2-27 KO2 Rodolfo Marquez, Barranquila
			*1966-3-28 W10 Heliodoro Pitalua, Cartagena.
			*1966-6-21 W10 Rafael Donado, Cartagena.
			*1966-8-20 Heliodoro Pitalua, Cartagena.
			*1966-10-1 W10 Jose Godoy, Cartagena.
			*1966-11-16 KO6 Antonio Yi, Barranquila.
			*1967-2-8 W10 Jose Godoy, Cartagena.
			*1967-3-1 W10 Antonio Yi, Cartagena.
			*1967-5-30 W10 Jose Godoy, Cartagena.
			*1967-6-14 W10 Antonio Yi, Cartagena.
			*1967-7-28 KO5 Rala Rojas, Cartagena.
			*1967-9-30 W10 Jesus Gonzalez, Cartagena.
			*1967-10-15 D10 Reynaldo Lopez, Cartagena.
			*1967-11-16 W10 Reynaldo Lopez, Cartagena.
			*1967-11-21 W10 Heliodoro Pitalua, Cartagena.
			*1967-12-7 D10 Milton Mendez, Bogota.
			*1967-12-21 KO8 Victor Cano, Cartagena
			*1968-3-3 W10 Milton Mendez, Cartagena.
			*1968-6-14 W10 Cipriano Zuluega, Cartagena.
			*1968-8-29 W10 Cipriano Zuluega, Cartagena.
			*1968-10-7 KO7 Juan Martinez, Cartagena.
			*1969-5-15 KO2 Jose Torres, Cartagena.

			According to contemporary Colombian sources, such as the December 2 1971 issue of Bogotá's newspaper ''El Tiempo'', the correct record of Cervantes at the time of his December 1971 fight with [[Nicolino Locche]] was 31-8-1 (12). This means there are likely still two fictional wins listed in his early record.

Sweetscientist at 19:23, 4 May 2013

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	[[Category:World Light Welterweight Champions]]		[[Category:World Light Welterweight Champions]]
	[[Category:Colombian World Champions]]		[[Category:Colombian World Champions]]
			[[Category:The Ring Magazine Champions]]
	[[Category:IBHOF Members]]		[[Category:IBHOF Members]]
	[[Category:World Boxing Hall of Fame Members]]		[[Category:World Boxing Hall of Fame Members]]

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	'''~~Manager~~''': [[Ramiro Machado]] ~~and~~ [[Willie Ketchum]] (1971 in United States)<br>		'''Managers''': [[Ramiro Machado]], [[Willie Ketchum]] (1971 in United States)<br>
	'''Trainer''': [[Carmelo Prada]]		'''Trainer''': [[Carmelo Prada]]
	~~[[File:WBHF Logo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|World Boxing Hall of Fame Inductee]]~~

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