Cho Hi - Revision history

Emaster: added DEFAULTSORT

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	== Obituary ==		===Obituary===

	By [[Joe Koizumi]]		By [[Joe Koizumi]]
	May 20, 2008		May 20, 2008
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	On the eve of a history-making night of [[Yusuke Kobori]]'s WBA lightweight coronation on the national "Boxing Day", this ring tragedy happened with all our boxing people mourning for his soul to rest in peace.		On the eve of a history-making night of [[Yusuke Kobori]]'s WBA lightweight coronation on the national "Boxing Day", this ring tragedy happened with all our boxing people mourning for his soul to rest in peace.

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	[[Category:2008 Deaths]]		[[Category:2008 Deaths]]
	[[Category:Ring Fatalities]]		[[Category:Ring Fatalities]]

Matt: ring fatalitie category, took out default sort as he is Chinese and his last name is Cho

2009-06-30T15:12:56Z

ring fatalitie category, took out default sort as he is Chinese and his last name is Cho

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	On the eve of a history-making night of [[Yusuke Kobori]]'s WBA lightweight coronation on the national "Boxing Day", this ring tragedy happened with all our boxing people mourning for his soul to rest in peace.		On the eve of a history-making night of [[Yusuke Kobori]]'s WBA lightweight coronation on the national "Boxing Day", this ring tragedy happened with all our boxing people mourning for his soul to rest in peace.

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Matt at 15:59, 20 May 2008

2008-05-20T15:59:40Z

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	On the eve of a history-making night of [[Yusuke Kobori]]'s WBA lightweight coronation on the national "Boxing Day", this ring tragedy happened with all our boxing people mourning for his soul to rest in peace.		On the eve of a history-making night of [[Yusuke Kobori]]'s WBA lightweight coronation on the national "Boxing Day", this ring tragedy happened with all our boxing people mourning for his soul to rest in peace.

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John: Human:312825 moved to Cho Hi

2008-05-20T10:53:26Z

Human:312825 moved to Cho Hi

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John: /* Obituary */

2008-05-20T10:49:48Z

Obituary

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	A Japan-based Chinese boxer named Cho He (5-6, 4 KOs), passed away on Sunday in Tokyo, Japan, because of a brain injury suffered in his previous bout fifteen days ago on May 3. Cho was stopped in the sixth and final session of a 130-pound fight in Tokyo and the unconscious boxer was carried away on a stretcher. He was immediately hospitalized to undergo an urgent operation and remove blood clots at the Jikei Medical Hospital.		A Japan-based Chinese boxer named Cho He (5-6, 4 KOs), passed away on Sunday in Tokyo, Japan, because of a brain injury suffered in his previous bout fifteen days ago on May 3. Cho was stopped in the sixth and final session of a 130-pound fight in Tokyo and the unconscious boxer was carried away on a stretcher. He was immediately hospitalized to undergo an urgent operation and remove blood clots at the Jikei Medical Hospital.

	Cho, whose Japanese name was Mikio Takeuchi, was a third generation of his Chinese grand-parents who had moved here by keeping their Chinese nationality. Cho floored [[Daichi Sakoda]] in the first round, but the tide turned with Sakoda retaliating with busy combinations. In the fatal round, at 2:53 with only seven seconds remaining, it was waived off as Cho looked temporarily helpless with the rubbery legs. It never looked a late stoppage as some people even castigated the ~~referee�s~~ halt as premature and said that the loser Cho could have lasted seven more seconds.		Cho, whose Japanese name was Mikio Takeuchi, was a third generation of his Chinese grand-parents who had moved here by keeping their Chinese nationality. Cho floored [[Daichi Sakoda]] in the first round, but the tide turned with Sakoda retaliating with busy combinations. In the fatal round, at 2:53 with only seven seconds remaining, it was waived off as Cho looked temporarily helpless with the rubbery legs. It never looked a late stoppage as some people even castigated the referee's halt as premature and said that the loser Cho could have lasted seven more seconds.

	On the eve of a history-making night of Yusuke ~~Kobori�s~~ WBA lightweight coronation on the national ~~�Boxing~~ Day,� this ring tragedy happened with all our boxing people mourning for his soul to rest in peace.		On the eve of a history-making night of [[Yusuke Kobori]]'s WBA lightweight coronation on the national "Boxing Day", this ring tragedy happened with all our boxing people mourning for his soul to rest in peace.

John: New page: 312825 == Obituary == By Joe Koizumi May 20, 2008 A Japan-based Chinese boxer named Cho He (5-6, 4 KOs), passed away on Sunday in Tokyo, Japan, because of a brain in...

2008-05-20T10:48:56Z

New page: <boxer>312825</boxer> == Obituary == By Joe Koizumi May 20, 2008 A Japan-based Chinese boxer named Cho He (5-6, 4 KOs), passed away on Sunday in Tokyo, Japan, because of a brain in...

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<boxer>312825</boxer>

== Obituary ==

By [[Joe Koizumi]]
May 20, 2008

A Japan-based Chinese boxer named Cho He (5-6, 4 KOs), passed away on Sunday in Tokyo, Japan, because of a brain injury suffered in his previous bout fifteen days ago on May 3. Cho was stopped in the sixth and final session of a 130-pound fight in Tokyo and the unconscious boxer was carried away on a stretcher. He was immediately hospitalized to undergo an urgent operation and remove blood clots at the Jikei Medical Hospital.

Cho, whose Japanese name was Mikio Takeuchi, was a third generation of his Chinese grand-parents who had moved here by keeping their Chinese nationality. Cho floored [[Daichi Sakoda]] in the first round, but the tide turned with Sakoda retaliating with busy combinations. In the fatal round, at 2:53 with only seven seconds remaining, it was waived off as Cho looked temporarily helpless with the rubbery legs. It never looked a late stoppage as some people even castigated the referee�s halt as premature and said that the loser Cho could have lasted seven more seconds.

On the eve of a history-making night of Yusuke Kobori�s WBA lightweight coronation on the national �Boxing Day,� this ring tragedy happened with all our boxing people mourning for his soul to rest in peace.