Asbjørn Berg-Hansen - Revision history

-little*star- at 18:51, 4 June 2009

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	[[file:NilsenEtc.JPG\|Norway's 1936 Olympic Games Boxing Team, with Erling Nilsen, Rudolf Andreassen, Berg Hansen, Henry Tiller, Ragnar Haugen, and Jarl Johnsen]]		[[file:NilsenEtc.JPG\|Norway's 1936 Olympic Games Boxing Team, with Erling Nilsen, Rudolf Andreassen, Berg Hansen, Henry Tiller, Ragnar Haugen, and Jarl Johnsen]]
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	<small>Norway's 1936 Olympic Games Boxing Team, with [[Erling Nilsen]], Rudolf Andreassen, Berg Hansen, [[Henry Tiller]], Ragnar Haugen, and [[Jarl Johnsen]].</small>		<small>Norway's 1936 Olympic Games Boxing Team, with [[Erling Nilsen]], Rudolf Andreassen, Berg-Hansen, [[Henry Tiller]], Ragnar Haugen, and [[Jarl Johnsen]].</small>


	[[Category:1936 Olympians\|Berg-Hansen, Asbjørn]]		[[Category:1936 Olympians\|Berg-Hansen, Asbjørn]]
	[[Category:Norwegian Olympians\|Berg-Hansen, Asbjorn]]		[[Category:Norwegian Olympians\|Berg-Hansen, Asbjorn]]

-little*star- at 17:00, 1 June 2008

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	Berg-Hansen fought in excess of 300 amateur bouts, with fewer than 20 losses.		Berg-Hansen fought in excess of 300 amateur bouts, with fewer than 20 losses.

	[[file:NilsenEtc.JPG\|Norway's 1936 Olympic Games Boxing Team, with Erling Nilsen, ? Andreassen, Berg Hansen, Henry Tiller, ? Haugen, and Jarl Johnsen]]		[[file:NilsenEtc.JPG\|Norway's 1936 Olympic Games Boxing Team, with Erling Nilsen, Rudolf Andreassen, Berg Hansen, Henry Tiller, Ragnar Haugen, and Jarl Johnsen]]
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	<small>Norway's 1936 Olympic Games Boxing Team, with [[Erling Nilsen]], ? Andreassen, Berg Hansen, [[Henry Tiller]], ? Haugen, and [[Jarl Johnsen]].</small>		<small>Norway's 1936 Olympic Games Boxing Team, with [[Erling Nilsen]], Rudolf Andreassen, Berg Hansen, [[Henry Tiller]], Ragnar Haugen, and [[Jarl Johnsen]].</small>


	[[Category:1936 Olympians\|Berg-Hansen, Asbjørn]]		[[Category:1936 Olympians\|Berg-Hansen, Asbjørn]]
	[[Category:Norwegian Olympians\|Berg-Hansen, Asbjorn]]		[[Category:Norwegian Olympians\|Berg-Hansen, Asbjorn]]

Rowdytimothy: add photo

2008-03-02T16:32:58Z

add photo

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	Berg-Hansen fought in excess of 300 amateur bouts, with fewer than 20 losses.		Berg-Hansen fought in excess of 300 amateur bouts, with fewer than 20 losses.

			[[file:NilsenEtc.JPG\|Norway's 1936 Olympic Games Boxing Team, with Erling Nilsen, ? Andreassen, Berg Hansen, Henry Tiller, ? Haugen, and Jarl Johnsen]]
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			<small>Norway's 1936 Olympic Games Boxing Team, with [[Erling Nilsen]], ? Andreassen, Berg Hansen, [[Henry Tiller]], ? Haugen, and [[Jarl Johnsen]].</small>


	[[Category:1936 Olympians\|Berg-Hansen, Asbjørn]]		[[Category:1936 Olympians\|Berg-Hansen, Asbjørn]]
	[[Category:Norwegian Olympians\|Berg-Hansen, Asbjorn]]		[[Category:Norwegian Olympians\|Berg-Hansen, Asbjorn]]

Matt at 16:46, 1 March 2008

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	'''Asbjørn Berg-Hansen''' is widely thought of as Norway's best Flyweight boxer to date. He became junior champion in 1933, and went on to take national titles in 1936, '37, '39, '40--when the second world war put a halt to championships, until 1946 and '47--when he took the title in Bantamweight-- 1948 & '50. Berg-Hansen also fought in 26 international championships (1934-50)--with 17 victories --and is the only boxer to have received the [[Norwegian Boxing Federation]]'s gold watch for participation in 25 international championships, a record unlikely to ever be matched.		'''Asbjørn Berg-Hansen''' is widely thought of as Norway's best Flyweight boxer to date. He became junior champion in 1933, and went on to take national titles in 1936, '37, '39, '40--when the second world war put a halt to championships, until 1946 and '47--when he took the title in Bantamweight-- 1948 & '50. Berg-Hansen also fought in 26 international championships (1934-50)--with 17 victories --and is the only boxer to have received the [[Norwegian Boxing Federation]]'s gold watch for participation in 25 international championships, a record unlikely to ever be matched.

	Berg-Hansen also participated in the 1936 Berlin Olympics, where he, after defeating [[Alf Russel]] (GBR), was ruled a surprising--and publicly unpopular--defeat against [[~~Louis Daniel~~ Laurie]] (USA), who went on to take the bronze.		Berg-Hansen also participated in the 1936 Berlin Olympics, where he, after defeating [[Alf Russel]] (GBR), was ruled a surprising--and publicly unpopular--defeat against [[Lou Laurie]] (USA), who went on to take the bronze.

	Berg-Hansen fought in excess of 300 amateur bouts, with fewer than 20 losses.		Berg-Hansen fought in excess of 300 amateur bouts, with fewer than 20 losses.

Ric at 02:02, 7 March 2007

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	'''Asbjørn Berg-Hansen''' is widely thought of as Norway's best Flyweight boxer to date. He became junior champion in 1933, and went on to take national titles in 1936, '37, '39, '40--when the second world war put a halt to championships, until 1946 and '47--when he took the title in Bantamweight-- 1948 & '50. Berg-Hansen also fought in 26 international championships (1934-50)--with 17 victories --and is the only boxer to have received the [[Norwegian Boxing Federation]]'s gold watch for participation in 25 international championships, a record unlikely to ever be matched.		'''Asbjørn Berg-Hansen''' is widely thought of as Norway's best Flyweight boxer to date. He became junior champion in 1933, and went on to take national titles in 1936, '37, '39, '40--when the second world war put a halt to championships, until 1946 and '47--when he took the title in Bantamweight-- 1948 & '50. Berg-Hansen also fought in 26 international championships (1934-50)--with 17 victories --and is the only boxer to have received the [[Norwegian Boxing Federation]]'s gold watch for participation in 25 international championships, a record unlikely to ever be matched.

	Berg-Hansen also participated in the 1936 Berlin Olympics, where he, after defeating [[Alf ~~Russell~~]] (GBR), was ruled a surprising--and publicly unpopular--defeat against [[Louis Daniel Laurie]] (USA), who went on to take the bronze.		Berg-Hansen also participated in the 1936 Berlin Olympics, where he, after defeating [[Alf Russel]] (GBR), was ruled a surprising--and publicly unpopular--defeat against [[Louis Daniel Laurie]] (USA), who went on to take the bronze.

	Berg-Hansen fought in excess of 300 amateur bouts, with fewer than 20 losses.		Berg-Hansen fought in excess of 300 amateur bouts, with fewer than 20 losses.

Tron: link to Alfred Russel

2007-03-06T22:51:19Z

link to Alfred Russel

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	'''Asbjørn Berg-Hansen''' is widely thought of as Norway's best Flyweight boxer to date. He became junior champion in 1933, and went on to take national titles in 1936, '37, '39, '40--when the second world war put a halt to championships, until 1946 and '47--when he took the title in Bantamweight-- 1948 & '50. Berg-Hansen also fought in 26 international championships (1934-50)--with 17 victories --and is the only boxer to have received the [[Norwegian Boxing Federation]]'s gold watch for participation in 25 international championships, a record unlikely to ever be matched.		'''Asbjørn Berg-Hansen''' is widely thought of as Norway's best Flyweight boxer to date. He became junior champion in 1933, and went on to take national titles in 1936, '37, '39, '40--when the second world war put a halt to championships, until 1946 and '47--when he took the title in Bantamweight-- 1948 & '50. Berg-Hansen also fought in 26 international championships (1934-50)--with 17 victories --and is the only boxer to have received the [[Norwegian Boxing Federation]]'s gold watch for participation in 25 international championships, a record unlikely to ever be matched.

	Berg-Hansen also participated in the 1936 Berlin Olympics, where he, after defeating [[~~Alfred~~ Russell]] (GBR), was ruled a surprising--and publicly unpopular--defeat against [[Louis Daniel Laurie]] (USA), who went on to take the bronze.		Berg-Hansen also participated in the 1936 Berlin Olympics, where he, after defeating [[Alf Russell]] (GBR), was ruled a surprising--and publicly unpopular--defeat against [[Louis Daniel Laurie]] (USA), who went on to take the bronze.

	Berg-Hansen fought in excess of 300 amateur bouts, with fewer than 20 losses.		Berg-Hansen fought in excess of 300 amateur bouts, with fewer than 20 losses.

Tron: link to Alfred Russel

2007-03-06T22:51:04Z

link to Alfred Russel

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	'''Asbjørn Berg-Hansen''' is widely thought of as Norway's best Flyweight boxer to date. He became junior champion in 1933, and went on to take national titles in 1936, '37, '39, '40--when the second world war put a halt to championships, until 1946 and '47--when he took the title in Bantamweight-- 1948 & '50. Berg-Hansen also fought in 26 international championships (1934-50)--with 17 victories --and is the only boxer to have received the [[Norwegian Boxing Federation]]'s gold watch for participation in 25 international championships, a record unlikely to ever be matched.		'''Asbjørn Berg-Hansen''' is widely thought of as Norway's best Flyweight boxer to date. He became junior champion in 1933, and went on to take national titles in 1936, '37, '39, '40--when the second world war put a halt to championships, until 1946 and '47--when he took the title in Bantamweight-- 1948 & '50. Berg-Hansen also fought in 26 international championships (1934-50)--with 17 victories --and is the only boxer to have received the [[Norwegian Boxing Federation]]'s gold watch for participation in 25 international championships, a record unlikely to ever be matched.

	Berg-Hansen also participated in the 1936 Berlin Olympics, where he, after defeating Alfred Russell (GBR), was ruled a surprising--and publicly unpopular--defeat against [[Louis Daniel Laurie]] (USA), who went on to take the bronze.		Berg-Hansen also participated in the 1936 Berlin Olympics, where he, after defeating [[Alfred Russell]] (GBR), was ruled a surprising--and publicly unpopular--defeat against [[Louis Daniel Laurie]] (USA), who went on to take the bronze.

	Berg-Hansen fought in excess of 300 amateur bouts, with fewer than 20 losses.		Berg-Hansen fought in excess of 300 amateur bouts, with fewer than 20 losses.

Tron at 22:50, 6 March 2007

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	Born: 14.10.1912<br>		Born: 14.10.1912<br>
	Died: 28.01.1998<br>		Died: 28.01.1998<br>
	Club: Ørnulf I.F.<br>		Club: Ørnulf I.F.(Oslo)<br>
	Nationality: Norwegian<br>		Nationality: Norwegian<br>
	Amateur Flyweight boxer<br>		Amateur Flyweight boxer<br>

Tron: National team record

2007-03-06T22:38:21Z

National team record

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	Amateur Flyweight boxer<br>		Amateur Flyweight boxer<br>

	'''Asbjørn Berg-Hansen''' is widely thought of as Norway's best Flyweight boxer to date. He became junior champion in 1933, and went on to take national titles in 1936, '37, '39, '40--when the second world war put a halt to championships, until 1946 and '47--when he took the title in Bantamweight-- 1948 & '50. Berg-Hansen also fought in 26 international championships (1934-50)--with victories ~~in most of them~~--and is the only boxer to have received the [[Norwegian Boxing Federation]]'s gold watch for participation in 25 international championships, a record unlikely to ever be matched.		'''Asbjørn Berg-Hansen''' is widely thought of as Norway's best Flyweight boxer to date. He became junior champion in 1933, and went on to take national titles in 1936, '37, '39, '40--when the second world war put a halt to championships, until 1946 and '47--when he took the title in Bantamweight-- 1948 & '50. Berg-Hansen also fought in 26 international championships (1934-50)--with 17 victories --and is the only boxer to have received the [[Norwegian Boxing Federation]]'s gold watch for participation in 25 international championships, a record unlikely to ever be matched.

	Berg-Hansen also participated in the 1936 Berlin Olympics, where he, after defeating Alfred Russell (GBR), was ruled a surprising--and publicly unpopular--defeat against [[Louis Daniel Laurie]] (USA), who went on to take the bronze.		Berg-Hansen also participated in the 1936 Berlin Olympics, where he, after defeating Alfred Russell (GBR), was ruled a surprising--and publicly unpopular--defeat against [[Louis Daniel Laurie]] (USA), who went on to take the bronze.

Tron: date of death

2007-03-06T22:37:20Z

date of death

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	Asbjørn Berg-Hansen<br>		Asbjørn Berg-Hansen<br>
	Born: 14.10.1912<br>		Born: 14.10.1912<br>
			Died: 28.01.1998<br>
	Club: Ørnulf I.F.<br>		Club: Ørnulf I.F.<br>
	Nationality: Norwegian<br>		Nationality: Norwegian<br>