Clint Perry - Revision history

Matt at 17:53, 3 September 2022

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Tron: removed: Cerdan fight probably correct.

2009-07-19T19:47:45Z

removed: Cerdan fight probably correct.

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	''The Ring'' magazine, [[Ring Magazine: June 1946\|June 1946 issue]], in its report of the April 4 [[Jerome Frazier]] fight, that '''Clinton Perry''''s nickname was the "Brown Bomber." There was another boxer named "Perry" ([[Benjamin Perry]]), who fought as the "Young Brown Bomber"--with similar weight, and in the same area and time period, as Clinton Perry. Benjamin Perry is listed in the BoxRec database with that pseudonym. On December 17, 1946, in Boston, both Brown Bombers fought on the same card, so it would appear that they are different fighters.		''The Ring'' magazine, [[Ring Magazine: June 1946\|June 1946 issue]], in its report of the April 4 [[Jerome Frazier]] fight, that '''Clinton Perry''''s nickname was the "Brown Bomber." There was another boxer named "Perry" ([[Benjamin Perry]]), who fought as the "Young Brown Bomber"--with similar weight, and in the same area and time period, as Clinton Perry. Benjamin Perry is listed in the BoxRec database with that pseudonym. On December 17, 1946, in Boston, both Brown Bombers fought on the same card, so it would appear that they are different fighters.

	However, there are ~~indications~~ that the two fighters' records may have been confused and mixed-up through the years: ~~Clint Perry's first pro fight was against none-other than [[Marcel Cerdan]]. It would be more likely that this was Benjamin Perry, who, by then, had a 21-5-2 record. Moreover, there~~ is a sudden gap in Benjamin Perry's record in 1946, while Clint Perry had a string of fights in that period.		However, there are one indication that the two fighters' records may have been confused and mixed-up through the years: There is a sudden gap in Benjamin Perry's record in 1946, while Clint Perry had a string of fights in that period.

Ric: edited text

2009-07-18T02:50:43Z

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			''The Ring'' magazine, [[Ring Magazine: June 1946\|June 1946 issue]], in its report of the April 4 [[Jerome Frazier]] fight, that '''Clinton Perry''''s nickname was the "Brown Bomber." There was another boxer named "Perry" ([[Benjamin Perry]]), who fought as the "Young Brown Bomber"--with similar weight, and in the same area and time period, as Clinton Perry. Benjamin Perry is listed in the BoxRec database with that pseudonym. On December 17, 1946, in Boston, both Brown Bombers fought on the same card, so it would appear that they are different fighters.

	~~The Ring,June 1946 states in the report of the Frazer- fight that Clinton Perry's nickname is Brown Bomber. There's another Perry, Benjamin, who fought as Young Brown Bomber, same weight~~,~~area and time period. Benjamin Perry is listed in boxrec with that pseudonym. On 17-12 1946 in Boston, both the Bombers fought on the same card, so there should be no doubt that~~		However, there are indications that the two fighters' records may have been confused and mixed-up through the years: Clint Perry's first pro fight was against none-other than [[Marcel Cerdan]]. It would be more likely that this was Benjamin Perry, who, by then, had a 21-5-2 record. Moreover, there is a sudden gap in Benjamin Perry's record in 1946, while Clint Perry had a string of fights in that period.
	~~these are two separate fighters.~~

	~~However~~ there are indications that the two ~~fighter~~'s records ~~could~~ have been confused and mixed-up through the years: Clint Perry's first pro fight was against no other than ~~82 fight-~~ Marcel Cerdan.It would be more likely that this was Benjamin Perry who by then had a 21-5-2 record.

	Moreover, there is a sudden gap in Benjamin Perry's record in 1946, ~~and~~ Clint Perry ~~has~~ a
	string of fights in that period.

Tron: Human:169923 moved to Clint Perry

2009-07-17T13:37:54Z

Human:169923 moved to Clint Perry

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(No difference)

Tron: debut against Marcel Cerdan?

2009-07-17T13:37:12Z

debut against Marcel Cerdan?

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	*The Ring,June 1946 states in the report of the Frazer- fight that Clinton Perry's nickname is Brown Bomber. There's another Perry, Benjamin, who fought as Young Brown Bomber, same weight,area and time period. Benjamin Perry is listed in boxrec with that pseudonym. On 17-12 1946 in Boston, both the Bombers fought on the same card, so there should be no doubt that
			The Ring,June 1946 states in the report of the Frazer- fight that Clinton Perry's nickname is Brown Bomber. There's another Perry, Benjamin, who fought as Young Brown Bomber, same weight,area and time period. Benjamin Perry is listed in boxrec with that pseudonym. On 17-12 1946 in Boston, both the Bombers fought on the same card, so there should be no doubt that
	these are two separate fighters.		these are two separate fighters.

	*However there are indications that the two fighter's records could have been confused and		However there are indications that the two fighter's records could have been confused and mixed-up through the years: Clint Perry's first pro fight was against no other than 82 fight- Marcel Cerdan.It would be more likely that this was Benjamin Perry who by then had a 21-5-2 record.
	through the years: Clint ~~Perrys~~ first pro fight was against no other than 82 fight- Marcel Cerdan.It would be more likely that this was Benjamin Perry who by then had a 21-5-2 record.
			Moreover, there is a sudden gap in Benjamin Perry's record in 1946, and Clint Perry has a
			string of fights in that period.

Tron: confusion of records Clint and Benjamin Perry

2009-07-17T13:34:43Z

confusion of records Clint and Benjamin Perry

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*The Ring,June 1946 states in the report of the Frazer- fight that Clinton Perry's nickname is Brown Bomber. There's another Perry, Benjamin, who fought as Young Brown Bomber, same weight,area and time period. Benjamin Perry is listed in boxrec with that pseudonym. On 17-12 1946 in Boston, both the Bombers fought on the same card, so there should be no doubt that
these are two separate fighters.

*However there are indications that the two fighter's records could have been confused and
through the years: Clint Perrys first pro fight was against no other than 82 fight- Marcel Cerdan.It would be more likely that this was Benjamin Perry who by then had a 21-5-2 record.