Billy Bello - Revision history

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			'''Billy Bello''' died July 20, 1963--only two weeks after he had appeared in his first main event in Madison Square Garden and on national television--losing a split decision to veteran [[Gaspar Ortega]]. Bello, 20, was found life-less in a hallway of a tentament in the Bronx section of New York City.

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	Bello died July 20, 1963--only two weeks after he had appeared in his first main event in Madison Square Garden and on national television--losing a split decision to veteran [[Gaspar Ortega]]. Bello, 20, was found life-less in a hallway of a tentament in the Bronx section of New York City.
	On the stairway near the body police found three empty envelopes of the type used to package powdered narcotics, and needle marks on his left forearm, indicating that he had been using drugs. An autopsy confirmed the suspicion that he had died of "acute intravenous narcotism."		On the stairway near the body police found three empty envelopes of the type used to package powdered narcotics, and needle marks on his left forearm, indicating that he had been using drugs. An autopsy confirmed the suspicion that he had died of "acute intravenous narcotism."

	Bello was featured in the October 1961 issue of ''Boxing Illustrated''.		Bello was featured in the October 1961 issue of ''Boxing Illustrated''.

			*"Billy Bello, Lost Promise" by Steven Canton: [https://ibroresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/IBRO102.34-35.pdf]


	<small>Record submitted by Dan Cuoco, [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO).</small>		<small>Record submitted by Dan Cuoco, [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO).</small>

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	Bello died July 20, 1963--only two weeks after he had appeared in his first main event in Madison Square Garden and on national television--losing a split decision to veteran [[Gaspar Ortega]]. Bello, 20, was found life-less in a hallway of a tentament in the Bronx section of New York City.		Bello died July 20, 1963--only two weeks after he had appeared in his first main event in Madison Square Garden and on national television--losing a split decision to veteran [[Gaspar Ortega]]. Bello, 20, was found life-less in a hallway of a tentament in the Bronx section of New York City.
	On the stairway near the body police found three empty envelopes of the type used to package powdered narcotics, and needle marks on his left forearm, ~~inicating~~ that he had been using drugs. An autopsy confirmed the suspicion that he had died of "acute intravenous narcotism."		On the stairway near the body police found three empty envelopes of the type used to package powdered narcotics, and needle marks on his left forearm, indicating that he had been using drugs. An autopsy confirmed the suspicion that he had died of "acute intravenous narcotism."

	Bello was featured in the October 1961 issue of ''Boxing Illustrated''.		Bello was featured in the October 1961 issue of ''Boxing Illustrated''.

	<small>Record submitted by Dan Cuoco, [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO).</small>		<small>Record submitted by Dan Cuoco, [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO).</small>

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	Bello died July 20, 1963--only two weeks after he had appeared in his first main event in Madison Square Garden and on national television--losing a split decision to veteran [[~~Gasper~~ Ortega]]. Bello, 20, was found life-less in a hallway of a tentament in the Bronx section of New York City.		Bello died July 20, 1963--only two weeks after he had appeared in his first main event in Madison Square Garden and on national television--losing a split decision to veteran [[Gaspar Ortega]]. Bello, 20, was found life-less in a hallway of a tentament in the Bronx section of New York City.
	On the stairway near the body police found three empty envelopes of the type used to package powdered narcotics, and needle marks on his left forearm, inicating that he had been using drugs. An autopsy confirmed the suspicion that he had died of "acute intravenous narcotism."		On the stairway near the body police found three empty envelopes of the type used to package powdered narcotics, and needle marks on his left forearm, inicating that he had been using drugs. An autopsy confirmed the suspicion that he had died of "acute intravenous narcotism."

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	~~Died July 20, 1963 only two weeks after he had appeared in his first main event in Madison Square Garden and on national television, losing a split decision to veteran Gasper Ortega~~. Billy~~, 20, was found life-less in a hallway of a tentament in the Bronx section of New York City~~.		[[file:Bello.Billy.jpg\|left\|250px\|photo]]
	~~On the stairway near the body, police found three empty envelopes of the type used to package powdered narcotics, and needle marks on his left forearm, inicating that he had been using drugs.~~		<boxer>072980</boxer>
	~~An autopsy confirmed the suspicion that he had died of "acute intravenous narcotism."~~		'''Manager:''' [[Cy Crisci]]

	~~Billy~~ was ~~featured~~ in the ~~October 1961 issue~~ of "~~Boxing Illustrated~~."		<br clear=all>
			Bello died July 20, 1963--only two weeks after he had appeared in his first main event in Madison Square Garden and on national television--losing a split decision to veteran [[Gasper Ortega]]. Bello, 20, was found life-less in a hallway of a tentament in the Bronx section of New York City.
			On the stairway near the body police found three empty envelopes of the type used to package powdered narcotics, and needle marks on his left forearm, inicating that he had been using drugs. An autopsy confirmed the suspicion that he had died of "acute intravenous narcotism."

	Record submitted by Dan Cuoco, International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO).		Bello was featured in the October 1961 issue of ''Boxing Illustrated''.

			<small>Record submitted by Dan Cuoco, [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO).</small>

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	Died July 20, 1963~~: Only~~ two weeks after he had appeared in his first main event		Died July 20, 1963 only two weeks after he had appeared in his first main event in Madison Square Garden and on national television, losing a split decision to veteran Gasper Ortega. Billy, 20, was found life-less in a hallway of a tentament in the Bronx section of New York City.
	in Madison Square Garden and on national television, losing a split decision to veteran Gasper Ortega, Billy, 20.
	He was found life-less in a hallway of a tentament in the Bronx section of New York City.
	On the stairway near the body, police found three empty envelopes of the type used to package powdered narcotics, and needle marks on his left forearm, inicating that he had been using drugs.		On the stairway near the body, police found three empty envelopes of the type used to package powdered narcotics, and needle marks on his left forearm, inicating that he had been using drugs.
	An autopsy confirmed the suspicion that he had died of "acute intravenous narcotism."		An autopsy confirmed the suspicion that he had died of "acute intravenous narcotism."

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	Died ~~Jul~~ 20, 1963: Only two weeks after he had appeared in his first main event		Died July 20, 1963: Only two weeks after he had appeared in his first main event
	in Madison Square Garden and on national television, losing a split decision to veteran Gasper Ortega, Billy, 20.		in Madison Square Garden and on national television, losing a split decision to veteran Gasper Ortega, Billy, 20.
	He was found life-less in a hallway of a tentament in the Bronx section of New York City.		He was found life-less in a hallway of a tentament in the Bronx section of New York City.

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Died Jul 20, 1963: Only two weeks after he had appeared in his first main event
in Madison Square Garden and on national television, losing a split decision to veteran Gasper Ortega, Billy, 20.
He was found life-less in a hallway of a tentament in the Bronx section of New York City.
On the stairway near the body, police found three empty envelopes of the type used to package powdered narcotics, and needle marks on his left forearm, inicating that he had been using drugs.
An autopsy confirmed the suspicion that he had died of "acute intravenous narcotism."

Billy was featured in the October 1961 issue of "Boxing Illustrated."

Record submitted by Dan Cuoco, International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO).