Carlos De Jesus - Revision history

John at 20:18, 18 March 2015

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	De Jesus won 27 amateur fights before joining the professional ranks. He won various Golden Gloves tournaments in his native Puerto Rico, before moving to New York to seek fame and wealth. De Jesus never lost a fight, either as an amateur or a professional.

	~~Carlos De Jesus had 9 professional fights, of which he won 6 and drew 3. Vida Hispana magazine from New York favorably compared him to Puerto Rico's only world Champion at the time, [[Sixto Escobar]].~~

	De Jesus became a shoe salesman after retiring from boxing. He had a shoe store in New York City. He also became a well known baseball coach, and he was director of the "Liga Borincana" baseball league in New York, coaching, among others, Ozzie Virgil, who later played in the Major Leagues with the Pittsburgh Pirates.		De Jesus became a shoe salesman after retiring from boxing. He had a shoe store in New York City. He also became a well known baseball coach, and he was director of the "Liga Borincana" baseball league in New York, coaching, among others, Ozzie Virgil, who later played in the Major Leagues with the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Imransarwar at 02:52, 18 March 2015

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	De Jesus won 27 amateur fights before joining the professional ranks. He won various Golden Gloves tournaments in his native Puerto Rico, before moving to New York to seek fame and wealth. De Jesus never lost a fight, either as an amateur or a professional.		De Jesus won 27 amateur fights before joining the professional ranks. He won various Golden Gloves tournaments in his native Puerto Rico, before moving to New York to seek fame and wealth. De Jesus never lost a fight, either as an amateur or a professional.

Wouter at 19:01, 24 February 2010

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	De Jesus won 27 amateur fights before joining the professional ranks. He won various Golden Gloves tournaments in his native Puerto Rico, before moving to New York to seek fame and wealth. De Jesus never lost a fight, either as an amateur or a professional.		De Jesus won 27 amateur fights before joining the professional ranks. He won various Golden Gloves tournaments in his native Puerto Rico, before moving to New York to seek fame and wealth. De Jesus never lost a fight, either as an amateur or a professional.

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	Carlos De Jesus was a Puerto Rican fighter.		Carlos De Jesus was a Puerto Rican fighter.

	De Jesus won 27 amateur fights before joining the professional ranks. He won various Golden Gloves tournaments in his native Puerto Rico, before ~~mooving~~ to New York to seek fame and wealth. De Jesus never lost a fight, either as an amateur or a professional.		De Jesus won 27 amateur fights before joining the professional ranks. He won various Golden Gloves tournaments in his native Puerto Rico, before moving to New York to seek fame and wealth. De Jesus never lost a fight, either as an amateur or a professional.

	Carlos De Jesus had 9 professional fights, of which he won 6 and drew 3. Vida Hispana magazine from New York favorably compared him to Puerto Rico's only world Champion at the time, [[Sixto Escobar]].		Carlos De Jesus had 9 professional fights, of which he won 6 and drew 3. Vida Hispana magazine from New York favorably compared him to Puerto Rico's only world Champion at the time, [[Sixto Escobar]].

	De Jesus became a shoe salesman after retiring from boxing. He had a shoe store in New York City. He also became a well known baseball coach, and he was director of the "Liga Borincana" baseball league in New York, coaching, among others, Ozzie Virgil, who later played in the Major Leagues with the Pittsburgh Pirates.		De Jesus became a shoe salesman after retiring from boxing. He had a shoe store in New York City. He also became a well known baseball coach, and he was director of the "Liga Borincana" baseball league in New York, coaching, among others, Ozzie Virgil, who later played in the Major Leagues with the Pittsburgh Pirates.

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2010-02-24T09:43:19Z

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Carlos De Jesus was a Puerto Rican fighter.

De Jesus won 27 amateur fights before joining the professional ranks. He won various Golden Gloves tournaments in his native Puerto Rico, before mooving to New York to seek fame and wealth. De Jesus never lost a fight, either as an amateur or a professional.

Carlos De Jesus had 9 professional fights, of which he won 6 and drew 3. Vida Hispana magazine from New York favorably compared him to Puerto Rico's only world Champion at the time, [[Sixto Escobar]].

De Jesus became a shoe salesman after retiring from boxing. He had a shoe store in New York City. He also became a well known baseball coach, and he was director of the "Liga Borincana" baseball league in New York, coaching, among others, Ozzie Virgil, who later played in the Major Leagues with the Pittsburgh Pirates.