Duane Thomas - Revision history

Andy at 12:53, 13 April 2025

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Andy at 12:52, 13 April 2025

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Rowdytimothy at 01:30, 2 April 2008

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	On December 5, 1986, Thomas won the vacant [[WBC]] light middleweight title via a [[John Mugabi ~~vs. Duane Thomas~~\|3rd round TKO]] over [[John Mugabi\|John "The Beast" Mugabi]] at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Thomas would lose the title eight months later, in Merignac, France, by way of a [[Duane Thomas vs. Lupe Aquino\|12 round unanimous decision]] to [[Lupe Aquino]].		On December 5, 1986, Thomas won the vacant [[WBC]] light middleweight title via a [[Duane Thomas vs. John Mugabi\|3rd round TKO]] over [[John Mugabi\|John "The Beast" Mugabi]] at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Thomas would lose the title eight months later, in Merignac, France, by way of a [[Duane Thomas vs. Lupe Aquino\|12 round unanimous decision]] to [[Lupe Aquino]].

	On January 3, 1988, Thomas fell short in his attempt to regain the title, suffering a [[Gianfranco Rosi vs. Duane Thomas\|7th round TKO]] loss in Italy, at the hands of the new champ, [[Gianfranco Rosi]].		On January 3, 1988, Thomas fell short in his attempt to regain the title, suffering a [[Gianfranco Rosi vs. Duane Thomas\|7th round TKO]] loss in Italy, at the hands of the new champ, [[Gianfranco Rosi]].

Rowdytimothy: format date in succession box

2008-03-30T21:44:32Z

format date in succession box

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	after=[[Lupe Aquino]]\|		after=[[Lupe Aquino]]\|
	years=5 ~~Dec 1986~~ – 12 ~~Jul 1987~~		years=1986 Dec 5 – 1987 Jul 12
	}}		}}
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Slugger at 19:33, 22 March 2008

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	On December 5, 1986, Thomas won the vacant [[WBC]] light middleweight title via a [[John Mugabi vs. Duane Thomas\|3rd round TKO]] over [[John Mugabi\|John "The Beast" Mugabi]] at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Thomas would lose the title eight months later, in Merignac, France, by way of a [[Duane Thomas vs. Lupe Aquino\|12 round unanimous decision]] to [[Lupe Aquino]].		On December 5, 1986, Thomas won the vacant [[WBC]] light middleweight title via a [[John Mugabi vs. Duane Thomas\|3rd round TKO]] over [[John Mugabi\|John "The Beast" Mugabi]] at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Thomas would lose the title eight months later, in Merignac, France, by way of a [[Duane Thomas vs. Lupe Aquino\|12 round unanimous decision]] to [[Lupe Aquino]].

Emaster: added spaces around date in title succession box

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	On December 5, 1986, Thomas won the vacant WBC light middleweight title via a [[John Mugabi vs. Duane Thomas\|3rd round TKO]] over [[John Mugabi\|John "The Beast" Mugabi]] at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Thomas would lose the title eight months later, in Merignac, France, by way of a [[Duane Thomas vs. Lupe Aquino\|12 round unanimous decision]] to [[Lupe Aquino]].		On December 5, 1986, Thomas won the vacant [[WBC]] light middleweight title via a [[John Mugabi vs. Duane Thomas\|3rd round TKO]] over [[John Mugabi\|John "The Beast" Mugabi]] at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Thomas would lose the title eight months later, in Merignac, France, by way of a [[Duane Thomas vs. Lupe Aquino\|12 round unanimous decision]] to [[Lupe Aquino]].

	On January 3, 1988, Thomas fell short in his attempt to regain the title, suffering a [[Gianfranco Rosi vs. Duane Thomas\|7th round TKO]] loss in Italy, at the hands of the new champ, [[Gianfranco Rosi]].		On January 3, 1988, Thomas fell short in his attempt to regain the title, suffering a [[Gianfranco Rosi vs. Duane Thomas\|7th round TKO]] loss in Italy, at the hands of the new champ, [[Gianfranco Rosi]].
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	after=[[Lupe Aquino]]\|		after=[[Lupe Aquino]]\|
	years=5 Dec 1986–12 Jul 1987		years=5 Dec 1986 – 12 Jul 1987
	}}		}}
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Emaster: fixed internal links

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	On December 5, 1986, Thomas won the vacant WBC ~~Light Middleweight Title~~ via a [[~~Fight:2194~~\|3rd round TKO]] over [[~~Boxer:~~John Mugabi~~:000694~~\|John "The Beast" Mugabi]] at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Thomas would lose the title eight months later, in Merignac, France, by way of a [[~~Fight:70587~~\|12 round unanimous decision]] to [[~~Boxer:Lupe Aquino:000993\|~~Lupe Aquino]].		On December 5, 1986, Thomas won the vacant WBC light middleweight title via a [[John Mugabi vs. Duane Thomas\|3rd round TKO]] over [[John Mugabi\|John "The Beast" Mugabi]] at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Thomas would lose the title eight months later, in Merignac, France, by way of a [[Duane Thomas vs. Lupe Aquino\|12 round unanimous decision]] to [[Lupe Aquino]].

	On January 3, 1988, Thomas fell short in his attempt to regain the title, suffering a [[~~Fight:2637~~\|7th round TKO]] loss in Italy, at the hands of the new champ, [[~~Boxer:Gianfranco Rosi:000414\|~~Gianfranco Rosi]].		On January 3, 1988, Thomas fell short in his attempt to regain the title, suffering a [[Gianfranco Rosi vs. Duane Thomas\|7th round TKO]] loss in Italy, at the hands of the new champ, [[Gianfranco Rosi]].

	He was shot to death in front of an East Detroit party store over a minor drug dispute.		He was shot to death in front of an East Detroit party store over a minor drug dispute.

Ric at 18:25, 1 January 2007

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Ric: spacing; format

2006-07-06T14:37:58Z

spacing; format

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	~~Shot to death in front of an East Detroit party store over a minor drug dispute.~~

	On December 5, 1986, Thomas won the vacant WBC Light Middleweight Title via a [[Fight:2194\|3rd round TKO]] over [[Boxer:John Mugabi:000694\|John "The Beast" Mugabi]] at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Thomas would lose the title eight months later, in Merignac, France, by way of a [[Fight:70587\|12 round unanimous decision]] to [[Boxer:Lupe Aquino:000993\|Lupe Aquino]].		On December 5, 1986, Thomas won the vacant WBC Light Middleweight Title via a [[Fight:2194\|3rd round TKO]] over [[Boxer:John Mugabi:000694\|John "The Beast" Mugabi]] at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Thomas would lose the title eight months later, in Merignac, France, by way of a [[Fight:70587\|12 round unanimous decision]] to [[Boxer:Lupe Aquino:000993\|Lupe Aquino]].

	On January 3, 1988, Thomas fell short in his attempt to regain the title, suffering a [[Fight:2637\|7th round TKO]] loss in Italy, at the hands of the new champ, [[Boxer:Gianfranco Rosi:000414\|Gianfranco Rosi]].		On January 3, 1988, Thomas fell short in his attempt to regain the title, suffering a [[Fight:2637\|7th round TKO]] loss in Italy, at the hands of the new champ, [[Boxer:Gianfranco Rosi:000414\|Gianfranco Rosi]].

			He was shot to death in front of an East Detroit party store over a minor drug dispute.

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Matt: title box, more categories

2006-06-13T15:18:24Z

title box, more categories

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	On January 3, 1988, Thomas fell short in his attempt to regain the title, suffering a [[Fight:2637\|7th round TKO]] loss in Italy, at the hands of the new champ, [[Boxer:Gianfranco Rosi:000414\|Gianfranco Rosi]].		On January 3, 1988, Thomas fell short in his attempt to regain the title, suffering a [[Fight:2637\|7th round TKO]] loss in Italy, at the hands of the new champ, [[Boxer:Gianfranco Rosi:000414\|Gianfranco Rosi]].

			{{start box}}
			{{Succession box\|
			before=[[Thomas Hearns]]<br>Vacated\|
			title=[[WBC Light Middleweight Champion]]\|
			after=[[Lupe Aquino]]\|
			years=5 Dec 1986–12 Jul 1987
			}}
			{{end box}}
	[[Category:World Light Middleweight Champions\|Thomas, Duane]]		[[Category:World Light Middleweight Champions\|Thomas, Duane]]
			[[Category:American World Champions\|Thomas, Duane]]
			[[Category:African American Boxers\|Thomas, Duane]]
	[[Category:Boxers who were murdered\|Thomas, Duane]]		[[Category:Boxers who were murdered\|Thomas, Duane]]

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	On January 3, 1988, Thomas fell short in his attempt to regain the title, suffering a [[Fight:2637\|7th round TKO]] loss in Italy, at the hands of the new champ, [[Boxer:Gianfranco Rosi:000414\|Gianfranco Rosi]].		On January 3, 1988, Thomas fell short in his attempt to regain the title, suffering a [[Fight:2637\|7th round TKO]] loss in Italy, at the hands of the new champ, [[Boxer:Gianfranco Rosi:000414\|Gianfranco Rosi]].

			{{start box}}
			{{Succession box\|
			before=[[Thomas Hearns]]<br>Vacated\|
			title=[[WBC Light Middleweight Champion]]\|
			after=[[Lupe Aquino]]\|
			years=5 Dec 1986–12 Jul 1987
			}}
			{{end box}}
	[[Category:World Light Middleweight Champions\|Thomas, Duane]]		[[Category:World Light Middleweight Champions\|Thomas, Duane]]
			[[Category:American World Champions\|Thomas, Duane]]
			[[Category:African American Boxers\|Thomas, Duane]]
	[[Category:Boxers who were murdered\|Thomas, Duane]]		[[Category:Boxers who were murdered\|Thomas, Duane]]