Barry Tompkins - Revision history

Caseyc8 at 11:04, 17 December 2016

2016-12-17T11:04:22Z

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	'''Barry Tompkins''' (born circa 1940) is an American sportscaster who has covered many different sports during his career. His work in boxing includes working with [[HBO]] as part of the broadcast team which included [[Larry Merchant]] and [[Sugar Ray Leonard]] during the 1980s, calling bouts such as Leonard-Hearns, [[Marvin Hagler]]-[[Thomas Hearns]], [[Alexis Arguello]]-[[Aaron Pryor]], and early appearances of [[Mike Tyson]]. During the late 1980s, he would also work with [[Al Bernstein]] on ESPN's Thursday Night Fights. Since then he has worked with Prime Sports Network (later Fox Sports Network), broadcasting bouts with [[Rich Marotta]] and [[Sean O'Grady]].		'''Barry Tompkins''' (born circa 1940) is an American sportscaster who has covered many different sports during his career. His work in boxing includes working with [[HBO]] as part of the broadcast team which included [[Larry Merchant]] and [[Sugar Ray Leonard]] during the 1980s, calling bouts such as Leonard-Hearns, [[Marvin Hagler]]-[[Thomas Hearns]], [[Alexis Arguello]]-[[Aaron Pryor]], and early appearances of [[Mike Tyson]]. During the late 1980s, he would also work with [[Al Bernstein]] on ESPN's Thursday Night Fights. Since then he has worked with Prime Sports Network (later Fox Sports Network), broadcasting bouts with [[Rich Marotta]] and [[Sean O'Grady]].
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Slugger at 23:05, 3 April 2012

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	'''Barry Tompkins''' (born circa 1940) is an American sportscaster who has covered many different sports during his career. His work in boxing includes working with [[HBO]] as part of the broadcast team which included [[Larry Merchant]] and [[Sugar Ray Leonard]] during the 1980s, calling bouts such as Leonard-Hearns, [[Marvin Hagler]]-[[Thomas Hearns]], [[Alexis Arguello]]-[[Aaron Pryor]], and early appearances of [[Mike Tyson]]. During the late 1980s, he would also work with [[Al Bernstein]] on ESPN's Thursday Night Fights. Since then he has worked with Prime Sports Network (later Fox Sports Network), broadcasting bouts with [[Rich Marotta]] and [[Sean O'Grady]].		'''Barry Tompkins''' (born circa 1940) is an American sportscaster who has covered many different sports during his career. His work in boxing includes working with [[HBO]] as part of the broadcast team which included [[Larry Merchant]] and [[Sugar Ray Leonard]] during the 1980s, calling bouts such as Leonard-Hearns, [[Marvin Hagler]]-[[Thomas Hearns]], [[Alexis Arguello]]-[[Aaron Pryor]], and early appearances of [[Mike Tyson]]. During the late 1980s, he would also work with [[Al Bernstein]] on ESPN's Thursday Night Fights. Since then he has worked with Prime Sports Network (later Fox Sports Network), broadcasting bouts with [[Rich Marotta]] and [[Sean O'Grady]].
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	Tompkins was inducted into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]] in 2006, in the "Expanded Category".		Tompkins was inducted into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]] in 2006, in the "Expanded Category".

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Ric: WBHF icon added

2010-05-31T17:47:14Z

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	Barry Tompkins (born circa 1940) is an American sportscaster who has covered many different sports during his career. His work in boxing includes working with [[HBO]] as part of the broadcast team which included [[Larry Merchant]] and [[Sugar Ray Leonard]] during the 1980s, calling bouts such as Leonard-Hearns, [[Marvin Hagler]]-[[Thomas Hearns]], [[Alexis Arguello]]-[[Aaron Pryor]], and early appearances of [[Mike Tyson]]. During the late 1980s, he would also work with [[Al Bernstein]] on ESPN's Thursday Night Fights. Since then he has worked with Prime Sports Network (later Fox Sports Network), broadcasting bouts with [[Rich Marotta]] and [[Sean O'Grady]].		[[File:WBHF Logo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|World Boxing Hall of Fame Inductee]]
			'''Barry Tompkins''' (born circa 1940) is an American sportscaster who has covered many different sports during his career. His work in boxing includes working with [[HBO]] as part of the broadcast team which included [[Larry Merchant]] and [[Sugar Ray Leonard]] during the 1980s, calling bouts such as Leonard-Hearns, [[Marvin Hagler]]-[[Thomas Hearns]], [[Alexis Arguello]]-[[Aaron Pryor]], and early appearances of [[Mike Tyson]]. During the late 1980s, he would also work with [[Al Bernstein]] on ESPN's Thursday Night Fights. Since then he has worked with Prime Sports Network (later Fox Sports Network), broadcasting bouts with [[Rich Marotta]] and [[Sean O'Grady]].

	Tompkins currently covers a wide array of sports for Fox Sports Network, including Pac-10 Football {with Petros Papadakis}, baseball (with Dan Belluomini), and basketball. Tompkins has also recently begun announcing poker and mixed-martial arts on FSN.		Tompkins currently covers a wide array of sports for Fox Sports Network, including Pac-10 Football (with Petros Papadakis), baseball (with Dan Belluomini), and basketball. Tompkins has also recently begun announcing poker and mixed-martial arts on FSN.

	Tompkins also portrayed himself as a sportscaster for USA Network in the movie ''Rocky IV''.		Tompkins also portrayed himself as a sportscaster for USA Network in the movie ''[[Rocky IV]]''.

	Tompkins was inducted into the World Boxing Hall of Fame in 2006, in the "Expanded Category".		Tompkins was inducted into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]] in 2006, in the "Expanded Category".

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Emaster: added internal link and DEFAULTSORT

2008-04-11T18:33:01Z

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	Barry Tompkins (born circa 1940) is an American sportscaster who has covered many different sports during his career. His work in boxing includes working with HBO as part of the broadcast team which included [[Larry Merchant]] and [[Sugar Ray Leonard]] during the 1980s, calling bouts such as Leonard-Hearns, [[Marvin Hagler]]-[[Thomas Hearns]], [[Alexis Arguello]]-[[Aaron Pryor]], and early appearances of [[Mike Tyson]]. During the late 1980s, he would also work with [[Al Bernstein]] on ESPN's Thursday Night Fights. Since then he has worked with Prime Sports Network (later Fox Sports Network), broadcasting bouts with [[Rich Marotta]] and [[Sean O'Grady]].		Barry Tompkins (born circa 1940) is an American sportscaster who has covered many different sports during his career. His work in boxing includes working with [[HBO]] as part of the broadcast team which included [[Larry Merchant]] and [[Sugar Ray Leonard]] during the 1980s, calling bouts such as Leonard-Hearns, [[Marvin Hagler]]-[[Thomas Hearns]], [[Alexis Arguello]]-[[Aaron Pryor]], and early appearances of [[Mike Tyson]]. During the late 1980s, he would also work with [[Al Bernstein]] on ESPN's Thursday Night Fights. Since then he has worked with Prime Sports Network (later Fox Sports Network), broadcasting bouts with [[Rich Marotta]] and [[Sean O'Grady]].

	Tompkins currently covers a wide array of sports for Fox Sports Network, including Pac-10 Football {with Petros Papadakis}, baseball (with Dan Belluomini), and basketball. Tompkins has also recently begun announcing poker and mixed-martial arts on FSN.		Tompkins currently covers a wide array of sports for Fox Sports Network, including Pac-10 Football {with Petros Papadakis}, baseball (with Dan Belluomini), and basketball. Tompkins has also recently begun announcing poker and mixed-martial arts on FSN.
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	Tompkins was inducted into the World Boxing Hall of Fame in 2006, in the "Expanded Category".		Tompkins was inducted into the World Boxing Hall of Fame in 2006, in the "Expanded Category".

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Matt at 16:35, 11 August 2006

2006-08-11T16:35:20Z

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	Barry Tompkins (born circa 1940) is an American sportscaster who has covered many different sports during his career. His work in boxing includes working with HBO as part of the broadcast team which included [[Larry Merchant]] and [[Sugar Ray Leonard]] during the 1980s, calling bouts such as Leonard-Hearns, [[Marvin Hagler]]-[[Thomas Hearns]], [[Alexis Arguello]]-[[Aaron Pryor]], and early appearances of [[Mike Tyson]]. During the late 1980s, he would also work with [[Al Bernstein]] on ESPN's Thursday Night Fights. Since then he has worked with Prime Sports Network (later Fox Sports Network), broadcasting bouts with [[Rich Marotta]] and [[Sean O'Grady]].		Barry Tompkins (born circa 1940) is an American sportscaster who has covered many different sports during his career. His work in boxing includes working with HBO as part of the broadcast team which included [[Larry Merchant]] and [[Sugar Ray Leonard]] during the 1980s, calling bouts such as Leonard-Hearns, [[Marvin Hagler]]-[[Thomas Hearns]], [[Alexis Arguello]]-[[Aaron Pryor]], and early appearances of [[Mike Tyson]]. During the late 1980s, he would also work with [[Al Bernstein]] on ESPN's Thursday Night Fights. Since then he has worked with Prime Sports Network (later Fox Sports Network), broadcasting bouts with [[Rich Marotta]] and [[Sean O'Grady]].

	Tompkins currently covers a wide array of sports for Fox Sports Network, ~~covering~~ Pac-10 Football {with Petros Papadakis}, baseball (with Dan Belluomini), and basketball. Tompkins has also recently begun announcing poker and mixed-martial arts on FSN.		Tompkins currently covers a wide array of sports for Fox Sports Network, including Pac-10 Football {with Petros Papadakis}, baseball (with Dan Belluomini), and basketball. Tompkins has also recently begun announcing poker and mixed-martial arts on FSN.

	Tompkins also portrayed himself as a sportscaster for USA Network in the movie ''Rocky IV''.		Tompkins also portrayed himself as a sportscaster for USA Network in the movie ''Rocky IV''.

Matt: expanded, 2006 WBHOF inductee

2006-08-11T16:33:40Z

expanded, 2006 WBHOF inductee

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			Barry Tompkins (born circa 1940) is an American sportscaster who has covered many different sports during his career. His work in boxing includes working with HBO as part of the broadcast team which included [[Larry Merchant]] and [[Sugar Ray Leonard]] during the 1980s, calling bouts such as Leonard-Hearns, [[Marvin Hagler]]-[[Thomas Hearns]], [[Alexis Arguello]]-[[Aaron Pryor]], and early appearances of [[Mike Tyson]]. During the late 1980s, he would also work with [[Al Bernstein]] on ESPN's Thursday Night Fights. Since then he has worked with Prime Sports Network (later Fox Sports Network), broadcasting bouts with [[Rich Marotta]] and [[Sean O'Grady]].

			Tompkins currently covers a wide array of sports for Fox Sports Network, covering Pac-10 Football {with Petros Papadakis}, baseball (with Dan Belluomini), and basketball. Tompkins has also recently begun announcing poker and mixed-martial arts on FSN.

			Tompkins also portrayed himself as a sportscaster for USA Network in the movie ''Rocky IV''.

			Tompkins was inducted into the World Boxing Hall of Fame in 2006, in the "Expanded Category".

	[[Category:Boxing Media\|Tomkins, Barry]]		[[Category:Boxing Media\|Tomkins, Barry]]
			[[Category:World Boxing Hall of Fame Members\|Tompkins, Barry]]

Brett: created page

2005-02-05T13:05:10Z

created page

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