Clyde Gray - Revision history

Jack delaney at 16:17, 8 August 2021

2021-08-08T16:17:02Z

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	'''Manager:''' [[Irving Ungerman]]<br>		'''Manager:''' [[Irving Ungerman]]<br>

	'''Trainers:''' [[Teddy McWhorter]] and [[Lee Black]]<br>		'''Trainers:''' [[Teddy McWhorter]] and [[Lee Black]]<br>
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Jack delaney at 16:16, 8 August 2021

2021-08-08T16:16:23Z

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	'''Manager:''' [[Irving Ungerman]]<br>		'''Manager:''' [[Irving Ungerman]]<br>
	'''Trainers:''' [[Teddy McWhorter]] and [[Lee Black]]<br>		'''Trainers:''' [[Teddy McWhorter]] and [[Lee Black]]<br>

Gmross at 15:30, 29 March 2012

2012-03-29T15:30:12Z

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	'''Clyde Gray''' was a perennial contender in the Welterweight divsion for much of the 1970s. He challenged unsuccessfully for versions of the World Welterweight title three times: vs. [[Jose Napoles]] (L 15), [[Angel Espada]] (L 15), and [[Pipino Cuevas]] (KO by 2). Gray held the Canadian and British Commonwealth Titles during his career. He was also the brother of Light Heavyweight boxer [[Stewart Gray]].		'''Clyde Gray''' was a perennial contender in the Welterweight divsion for much of the 1970s. He challenged unsuccessfully for versions of the World Welterweight title three times: vs. [[Jose Napoles]] (L 15), [[Angel Espada]] (L 15), and [[Pipino Cuevas]] (KO by 2). Gray held the Canadian and British Commonwealth Titles during his career. He was also the brother of Light Heavyweight boxer [[Stewart Gray]]. Following his 1977 loss to [[Ray Chavez Guerrero]], Gray was crowned the [[Canadian Professional Boxing Council]] welterweight champion. The CPBC rejected Guerrero as a legitimate Canadian champion because he was born in Venezuela.


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2009-11-14T18:56:30Z

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	'''Manager:''' [[Irving Ungerman]]<br>		'''Manager:''' [[Irving Ungerman]]<br>
	'''Trainers:''' [[Teddy McWhorter]] and [[Lee Black]]<br>		'''Trainers:''' [[Teddy McWhorter]] and [[Lee Black]]<br>
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	Gray was a perennial contender in the Welterweight divsion for much of the 1970s. He challenged unsuccessfully for versions of the World Welterweight title three times: vs. [[Jose Napoles]] (L 15), [[Angel Espada]] (L 15), and [[Pipino Cuevas]] (KO by 2). Gray held the Canadian and British Commonwealth Titles during his career. He was also the brother of Light Heavyweight boxer [[Stewart Gray]].		'''Clyde Gray''' was a perennial contender in the Welterweight divsion for much of the 1970s. He challenged unsuccessfully for versions of the World Welterweight title three times: vs. [[Jose Napoles]] (L 15), [[Angel Espada]] (L 15), and [[Pipino Cuevas]] (KO by 2). Gray held the Canadian and British Commonwealth Titles during his career. He was also the brother of Light Heavyweight boxer [[Stewart Gray]].

Olivares at 20:02, 20 May 2009

2009-05-20T20:02:36Z

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	'''Manager:''' [[Irving Ungerman]]<br>		'''Manager:''' [[Irving Ungerman]]<br>
	'''Trainers:''' [[Teddy ~~McWhortle~~]] and [[Lee Black]]<br>		'''Trainers:''' [[Teddy McWhorter]] and [[Lee Black]]<br>

	Gray was a perennial contender in the Welterweight divsion for much of the 1970s. He challenged unsuccessfully for versions of the World Welterweight title three times: vs. [[Jose Napoles]] (L 15), [[Angel Espada]] (L 15), and [[Pipino Cuevas]] (KO by 2). Gray held the Canadian and British Commonwealth Titles during his career. He was also the brother of Light Heavyweight boxer [[Stewart Gray]].		Gray was a perennial contender in the Welterweight divsion for much of the 1970s. He challenged unsuccessfully for versions of the World Welterweight title three times: vs. [[Jose Napoles]] (L 15), [[Angel Espada]] (L 15), and [[Pipino Cuevas]] (KO by 2). Gray held the Canadian and British Commonwealth Titles during his career. He was also the brother of Light Heavyweight boxer [[Stewart Gray]].

Reenthelawman: Adding Commonwealth champions category

2009-05-17T19:18:01Z

Adding Commonwealth champions category

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	[[Category: Canadian Boxing Federation Welterweight Champions]]		[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Welterweight Champions]]
			[[Category:Canadian Boxing Federation Welterweight Champions]]

Reenthelawman at 21:20, 12 April 2009

2009-04-12T21:20:23Z

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	'''Manager:''' [[Irving Ungerman]]		'''Manager:''' [[Irving Ungerman]]<br>
	'''Trainers:''' [[Teddy McWhortle]] and [[Lee Black]]		'''Trainers:''' [[Teddy McWhortle]] and [[Lee Black]]<br>

	Gray was a perennial contender in the Welterweight divsion for much of the 1970s. He challenged unsuccessfully for versions of the World Welterweight title three times: vs. [[Jose Napoles]] (L 15), [[Angel Espada]] (L 15), and [[Pipino Cuevas]] (KO by 2). Gray held the Canadian and British Commonwealth Titles during his career. He was also the brother of Light Heavyweight boxer [[Stewart Gray]].		Gray was a perennial contender in the Welterweight divsion for much of the 1970s. He challenged unsuccessfully for versions of the World Welterweight title three times: vs. [[Jose Napoles]] (L 15), [[Angel Espada]] (L 15), and [[Pipino Cuevas]] (KO by 2). Gray held the Canadian and British Commonwealth Titles during his career. He was also the brother of Light Heavyweight boxer [[Stewart Gray]].

Reenthelawman: adding trainers

2009-04-12T21:20:05Z

adding trainers

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	'''Manager:''' [[Irving Ungerman]]		'''Manager:''' [[Irving Ungerman]]
			'''Trainers:''' [[Teddy McWhortle]] and [[Lee Black]]

	Gray was a perennial contender in the Welterweight divsion for much of the 1970s. He challenged unsuccessfully for versions of the World Welterweight title three times: vs. [[Jose Napoles]] (L 15), [[Angel Espada]] (L 15), and [[Pipino Cuevas]] (KO by 2). Gray held the Canadian and British Commonwealth Titles during his career. He was also the brother of Light Heavyweight boxer [[Stewart Gray]].		Gray was a perennial contender in the Welterweight divsion for much of the 1970s. He challenged unsuccessfully for versions of the World Welterweight title three times: vs. [[Jose Napoles]] (L 15), [[Angel Espada]] (L 15), and [[Pipino Cuevas]] (KO by 2). Gray held the Canadian and British Commonwealth Titles during his career. He was also the brother of Light Heavyweight boxer [[Stewart Gray]].

Rowdytimothy at 23:20, 15 March 2009

2009-03-15T23:20:18Z

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	'''Manager:''' [[Irving Ungerman]]		'''Manager:''' [[Irving Ungerman]]

	Gray was a perennial contender in the Welterweight divsion for much of the 1970s. He challenged unsuccessfully for versions of the World Welterweight title three times: vs. [[Jose ~~Angel~~ Napoles]] (L 15), [[Angel Espada]] (L 15), and [[Pipino Cuevas]] (KO by 2). Gray held the Canadian and British Commonwealth Titles during his career. He was also the brother of Light Heavyweight boxer [[Stewart Gray]].		Gray was a perennial contender in the Welterweight divsion for much of the 1970s. He challenged unsuccessfully for versions of the World Welterweight title three times: vs. [[Jose Napoles]] (L 15), [[Angel Espada]] (L 15), and [[Pipino Cuevas]] (KO by 2). Gray held the Canadian and British Commonwealth Titles during his career. He was also the brother of Light Heavyweight boxer [[Stewart Gray]].


	{{DEFAULTSORT:Gray, Clyde}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Gray, Clyde}}
	[[Category: Canadian Boxing Federation Welterweight Champions]]		[[Category: Canadian Boxing Federation Welterweight Champions]]

Reenthelawman: Adding Canadian Boxing Federation Welterweight Champions category

2008-07-19T20:07:40Z

Adding Canadian Boxing Federation Welterweight Champions category

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	Gray was a perennial contender in the Welterweight divsion for much of the 1970s. He challenged unsuccessfully for versions of the World Welterweight title three times: vs. [[Jose Angel Napoles]] (L 15), [[Angel Espada]] (L 15), and [[Pipino Cuevas]] (KO by 2). Gray held the Canadian and British Commonwealth Titles during his career. He was also the brother of Light Heavyweight boxer [[Stewart Gray]].		Gray was a perennial contender in the Welterweight divsion for much of the 1970s. He challenged unsuccessfully for versions of the World Welterweight title three times: vs. [[Jose Angel Napoles]] (L 15), [[Angel Espada]] (L 15), and [[Pipino Cuevas]] (KO by 2). Gray held the Canadian and British Commonwealth Titles during his career. He was also the brother of Light Heavyweight boxer [[Stewart Gray]].


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			[[Category: Canadian Boxing Federation Welterweight Champions]]