Charles Walker - Revision history

Andy at 11:33, 11 November 2020

2020-11-11T11:33:41Z

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	'''Charles "Chuck" Walker''' was the 156-pound representative for the United States at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. He was headquartered out of Mesa, Arizona, for all of his amateur career, and the first four bouts of his pro career. Walker then moved to Cut n Shoot, Texas, to resume boxing after a five-year layoff with new trainer, Henry Harris. During the last several months of 1986 and the first few of 1987, Walker was rated in the top ten in most ratings organizations--some as a super-middleweight and others as a light-heavyweight.		'''Charles "Chuck" Walker''' was the 156-pound representative for the United States at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. He was headquartered out of Mesa, Arizona, for all of his amateur career, and the first four bouts of his pro career. Walker then moved to Cut n Shoot, Texas, to resume boxing after a five-year layoff with new trainer, Henry Harris. During the last several months of 1986 and the first few of 1987, Walker was rated in the top ten in most ratings organizations--some as a super-middleweight and others as a light-heavyweight.

Kenhissner: /* Amateur highlights */

2013-06-03T18:00:20Z

Amateur highlights

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	== Amateur highlights ==		== Amateur highlights ==
	*1975 National AAU Light middleweight champion		*1975 National AAU Light middleweight champion
			1975 Pan Am Games Bronze Medalist

	== Olympic Results ==		== Olympic Results ==

Ric: more info, per an IBRO e-mail from Walker

2011-12-10T17:21:14Z

more info, per an IBRO e-mail from Walker

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	'''Charles "Chuck" Walker''' was the 156-pound representative for the United States at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. After quitting boxing, Walker worked as a professional tap dancer. And as of 2006, he is a film director and producer in Conroe, Texas.		'''Charles "Chuck" Walker''' was the 156-pound representative for the United States at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. He was headquartered out of Mesa, Arizona, for all of his amateur career, and the first four bouts of his pro career. Walker then moved to Cut n Shoot, Texas, to resume boxing after a five-year layoff with new trainer, Henry Harris. During the last several months of 1986 and the first few of 1987, Walker was rated in the top ten in most ratings organizations--some as a super-middleweight and others as a light-heavyweight.

			After quitting boxing, Walker worked as a professional tap dancer. And as of 2006, he is a film director and producer in Conroe, Texas.

	== Amateur highlights ==		== Amateur highlights ==

Radam Ghafahni at 02:16, 15 December 2007

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	'''Charles "Chuck" Walker''' was the 156-pound representative for the United States at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. After ~~he quit~~ boxing, Walker worked as a professional tap dancer. And as of 2006, he is a film director and producer in Conroe, Texas.		'''Charles "Chuck" Walker''' was the 156-pound representative for the United States at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. After quitting boxing, Walker worked as a professional tap dancer. And as of 2006, he is a film director and producer in Conroe, Texas.

	== Amateur highlights ==		== Amateur highlights ==

Matt at 20:16, 20 September 2007

2007-09-20T20:16:53Z

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	'''Charles "Chuck" Walker''' was the 156-pound representative for the United States at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. After he quit boxing, Walker worked as a professional tap dancer. And as of 2006, he is a film director and producer in Conroe, Texas.		'''Charles "Chuck" Walker''' was the 156-pound representative for the United States at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. After he quit boxing, Walker worked as a professional tap dancer. And as of 2006, he is a film director and producer in Conroe, Texas.

			== Amateur highlights ==
			*1975 National AAU Light middleweight champion

	== Olympic Results ==		== Olympic Results ==
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Radam Ghafahni at 21:22, 16 September 2007

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	'''Charles "Chuck" Walker''' was the 156 pound representative for the United States at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. After he quit boxing, Walker worked as a professional tap dancer. And as of 2006, he is a film director and producer in Conroe, Texas.		'''Charles "Chuck" Walker''' was the 156-pound representative for the United States at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. After he quit boxing, Walker worked as a professional tap dancer. And as of 2006, he is a film director and producer in Conroe, Texas.

	== Olympic Results ==		== Olympic Results ==

Matt at 04:11, 16 September 2007

2007-09-16T04:11:20Z

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	'''Charles "Chuck" Walker''' was the 156 pound representative for the United States at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. After he quit boxing, Walker worked as a professional tap dancer. And as of 2006, he is a film director and producer in Conroe, Texas.		'''Charles "Chuck" Walker''' was the 156 pound representative for the United States at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. After he quit boxing, Walker worked as a professional tap dancer. And as of 2006, he is a film director and producer in Conroe, Texas.

Matt at 20:52, 30 March 2007

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	Charles "Chuck Walker" was the 156 pound representative for the United States at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. After he quit boxing, Walker worked as a professional tap dancer. And as of 2006, he is a film director and producer in Conroe, Texas.		'''Charles "Chuck" Walker''' was the 156 pound representative for the United States at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. After he quit boxing, Walker worked as a professional tap dancer. And as of 2006, he is a film director and producer in Conroe, Texas.

	== Olympic Results ==		== Olympic Results ==

Matt: Olympic results

2006-11-07T00:43:50Z

Olympic results

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	Charles "Chuck Walker" was the 156 pound representative for the United States at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. After he quit boxing, Walker worked as a professional tap dancer. And as of 2006, he is a film director and producer in Conroe, Texas.		Charles "Chuck Walker" was the 156 pound representative for the United States at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. After he quit boxing, Walker worked as a professional tap dancer. And as of 2006, he is a film director and producer in Conroe, Texas.

			== Olympic Results ==
			*1st round bye
			*Lost to [[Jerzy Rybicki]] (Poland) 2-3

	== Source ==		== Source ==

Matt at 01:05, 4 July 2006

2006-07-04T01:05:09Z

New page

Charles "Chuck Walker" was the 156 pound representative for the United States at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. After he quit boxing, Walker worked as a professional tap dancer. And as of 2006, he is a film director and producer in Conroe, Texas.

== Source ==
*July 3, 2006 ''Sports Illustrated'', "A Flurry of Punch Lines" (for update)

[[Category:1976 Olympians|Walker, Charles]]
[[Category:American Olympians|Walker, Charles]]