Bash Ali - Revision history

John at 18:25, 2 December 2020

2020-12-02T18:25:00Z

Candrew at 18:15, 9 March 2018

2018-03-09T18:15:01Z

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	== Regional and Minor Titles Won ==		== Regional and Minor Titles Won ==

	* December 03, 1980, USBA Cruiserweight Title		* December 03, 1980, [[USBA]] Cruiserweight Title

	* June 19, 1985, NABF Cruiserweight Title		* September 12, 1984, USA California State Cruiserweight Title

			* June 19, 1985, [[NABF]] Cruiserweight Title

			* April 10, 1987, [[WBC]] International Cruiserweight Title

	* September 23, 1988, Nigerian Heavyweight Title		* September 23, 1988, Nigerian Heavyweight Title

	* February 23, 1990, WBC International Cruiserweight Title		* February 23, 1990, [[WBC]] International Cruiserweight Title

			* July 31, 1993, African Boxing Union Heavyweight Title

	* ~~July 31~~, ~~1993~~, ~~African Heavyweight~~ Title		* September 11, 2000, [[World Boxing Federation\|WBF]] Cruiserweight Title

	* ~~September 11~~, ~~2000~~, WBF Cruiserweight Title		* August 15, 2004, [[World Boxing Federation\|WBF]] Cruiserweight Title

	== ==		== ==

Reenthelawman: adding African Union champions category

2016-06-10T16:28:48Z

adding African Union champions category

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	[[Category:NABF Cruiserweight Champions]]		[[Category:NABF Cruiserweight Champions]]
			[[Category:African Boxing Union Heavyweight Champions]]

Wouter at 07:02, 11 December 2014

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	[[Category:NABF Cruiserweight Champions]]		[[Category:NABF Cruiserweight Champions]]
	~~[[Category:Regional Champions]]~~

Journeymen at 07:50, 9 December 2014

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	[[Category:NABF Cruiserweight Champions]]		[[Category:NABF Cruiserweight Champions]]
			[[Category:Regional Champions]]

AntonS at 15:41, 3 February 2010

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	<boxer>018299</boxer>		<boxer>018299</boxer>
	'''Trainer:''' [[Andrew Ward]]		'''Trainer:''' [[Andrew Ward]]
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	== Regional and Minor Titles Won ==		== Regional and Minor Titles Won ==

AntonS at 15:38, 3 February 2010

2010-02-03T15:38:55Z

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	[[file:Bash_Ali3.JPG\|left\|~~200px~~]]		[[file:Bash_Ali3.JPG\|left\|thumb\|250px]]
	<boxer>018299</boxer>		<boxer>018299</boxer>
	'''Trainer:''' [[Andrew Ward]]		'''Trainer:''' [[Andrew Ward]]
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	Boxing was a total coincidence. I was a wrestler when I left Nigeria. In fact, I left on a wrestling scholarship. Mildred Burke Professional School of Wrestling in the USA gave me a scholarship and I left for America in September 1974. But when I got to USA, I saw the wrestlers, all 6feet 9inches, 400pounds, and here I was, 160pounds. I knew they would simply kill me. So, I went to school and was looking for work one day when I saw a poster of Mohamed Ali on the wall and I went in and saw two guys in boxing bout. So, I told the supervisor I would like to spar with one of them, and he told me to come the following day.		Boxing was a total coincidence. I was a wrestler when I left Nigeria. In fact, I left on a wrestling scholarship. Mildred Burke Professional School of Wrestling in the USA gave me a scholarship and I left for America in September 1974. But when I got to USA, I saw the wrestlers, all 6feet 9inches, 400pounds, and here I was, 160pounds. I knew they would simply kill me. So, I went to school and was looking for work one day when I saw a poster of Mohamed Ali on the wall and I went in and saw two guys in boxing bout. So, I told the supervisor I would like to spar with one of them, and he told me to come the following day.

	~~I�d~~ seen Mohamed Ali, Ken Norton, George Foreman and Joe Frazier on TV. I was excited. But it was not as easy; the first guy I fought nearly killed me.		I�d seen Mohamed Ali, Ken Norton, George Foreman and Joe Frazier on TV. I was excited. But it was not as easy; the first guy I fought nearly killed me.

	My first pro fight netted me just $400, and I nearly cried because I had promised my mother I was going to send her money to buy a car and do other things! The guy who fought in the main event netted close to $300,000. So, I decided to take up the sport full-time and also to work hard and be very good at it.		My first pro fight netted me just $400, and I nearly cried because I had promised my mother I was going to send her money to buy a car and do other things! The guy who fought in the main event netted close to $300,000. So, I decided to take up the sport full-time and also to work hard and be very good at it.

Reenthelawman: adding NABF champions category

2008-09-02T01:16:09Z

adding NABF champions category

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	Boxing was a total coincidence. I was a wrestler when I left Nigeria. In fact, I left on a wrestling scholarship. Mildred Burke Professional School of Wrestling in the USA gave me a scholarship and I left for America in September 1974. But when I got to USA, I saw the wrestlers, all 6feet 9inches, 400pounds, and here I was, 160pounds. I knew they would simply kill me. So, I went to school and was looking for work one day when I saw a poster of Mohamed Ali on the wall and I went in and saw two guys in boxing bout. So, I told the supervisor I would like to spar with one of them, and he told me to come the following day.		Boxing was a total coincidence. I was a wrestler when I left Nigeria. In fact, I left on a wrestling scholarship. Mildred Burke Professional School of Wrestling in the USA gave me a scholarship and I left for America in September 1974. But when I got to USA, I saw the wrestlers, all 6feet 9inches, 400pounds, and here I was, 160pounds. I knew they would simply kill me. So, I went to school and was looking for work one day when I saw a poster of Mohamed Ali on the wall and I went in and saw two guys in boxing bout. So, I told the supervisor I would like to spar with one of them, and he told me to come the following day.

	~~I’d~~ seen Mohamed Ali, Ken Norton, George Foreman and Joe Frazier on TV. I was excited. But it was not as easy; the first guy I fought nearly killed me.		I�d seen Mohamed Ali, Ken Norton, George Foreman and Joe Frazier on TV. I was excited. But it was not as easy; the first guy I fought nearly killed me.

	My first pro fight netted me just $400, and I nearly cried because I had promised my mother I was going to send her money to buy a car and do other things! The guy who fought in the main event netted close to $300,000. So, I decided to take up the sport full-time and also to work hard and be very good at it.		My first pro fight netted me just $400, and I nearly cried because I had promised my mother I was going to send her money to buy a car and do other things! The guy who fought in the main event netted close to $300,000. So, I decided to take up the sport full-time and also to work hard and be very good at it.
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	[http://BashAli.com/ Official Site]		[http://BashAli.com/ Official Site]

			{{DEFAULTSORT:Ali, Bash}}
			[[Category:NABF Cruiserweight Champions]]

Emaster: fixed internal link

2008-03-07T18:15:44Z

fixed internal link

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	From NigeriaSports.com August 08, 2004:		From NigeriaSports.com August 08, 2004:

	Bash Ali has retained his World Boxing Federation cruiser weight after his opponent [[~~boxer:Tony Booth:004216\|~~Tony Booth]] from Britain threw in the towel after just three rounds in their scheduled 12 round encounter at the indoor sports hall of the National stadium, Lagos.		Bash Ali has retained his World Boxing Federation cruiser weight after his opponent [[Tony Booth]] from Britain threw in the towel after just three rounds in their scheduled 12 round encounter at the indoor sports hall of the National stadium, Lagos.
	Although the fight ended in the 3rd round when Tony Booth's corner threw in the towel, they were later to explain that Tony had slipped in his hotel bathroom and injured his ankle on the morning of the fight, but that he had to go out and fight in order not to let the teeming boxing fans down.		Although the fight ended in the 3rd round when Tony Booth's corner threw in the towel, they were later to explain that Tony had slipped in his hotel bathroom and injured his ankle on the morning of the fight, but that he had to go out and fight in order not to let the teeming boxing fans down.

Spider Rico: spelling

2006-10-16T02:02:55Z

spelling

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	Although the fight ended in the 3rd round when Tony Booth's corner threw in the towel, they were later to explain that Tony had slipped in his hotel bathroom and injured his ankle on the morning of the fight, but that he had to go out and fight in order not to let the teeming boxing fans down.		Although the fight ended in the 3rd round when Tony Booth's corner threw in the towel, they were later to explain that Tony had slipped in his hotel bathroom and injured his ankle on the morning of the fight, but that he had to go out and fight in order not to let the teeming boxing fans down.

	And the popular belief that the challenger was an unknown boxer and ~~a s~~ such a push over, was however, easily wiped out in the first round as he stood and fought toe to toe with the Bash Ali and landing some solid punches sending packed hall cheering for more.		And the popular belief that the challenger was an unknown boxer and as such a push over, was however, easily wiped out in the first round as he stood and fought toe to toe with the Bash Ali and landing some solid punches sending packed hall cheering for more.

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	[[~~file~~:~~Bash_Ali3~~.~~JPG~~\|left\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:Bashi Ali.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|250px]]
	<boxer>018299</boxer>		<boxer>018299</boxer>
	'''Trainer:''' [[Andrew Ward]]		*'''Trainer:''' [[Andrew Ward]]
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	== Regional and Minor Titles Won ==		== Regional and Minor Titles Won ==

	* December 03, 1980, [[USBA]] Cruiserweight Title		* December 03, 1980, [[USBA]] Cruiserweight Title

	* September 12, 1984, USA California State Cruiserweight Title		* September 12, 1984, USA California State Cruiserweight Title

	* June 19, 1985, [[NABF]] Cruiserweight Title		* June 19, 1985, [[NABF]] Cruiserweight Title

	* April 10, 1987, [[WBC]] International Cruiserweight Title		* April 10, 1987, [[WBC]] International Cruiserweight Title

	* September 23, 1988, Nigerian Heavyweight Title		* September 23, 1988, Nigerian Heavyweight Title

	* February 23, 1990, [[WBC]] International Cruiserweight Title		* February 23, 1990, [[WBC]] International Cruiserweight Title

	* July 31, 1993, African Boxing Union Heavyweight Title		* July 31, 1993, African Boxing Union Heavyweight Title

	* September 11, 2000, [[World Boxing Federation\|WBF]] Cruiserweight Title		* September 11, 2000, [[World Boxing Federation\|WBF]] Cruiserweight Title

	* August 15, 2004, [[World Boxing Federation\|WBF]] Cruiserweight Title		* August 15, 2004, [[World Boxing Federation\|WBF]] Cruiserweight Title

	~~== ==~~

	From NigeriaSports.com August 08, 2004:		From NigeriaSports.com August 08, 2004: