Eddie Peoples - Revision history

Wouter at 11:35, 20 October 2021

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	*''Boxing Illustrated'', May 1972, pages 35 and 69, FLORIDA FAVORITES, by Steven Barbara.		*''Boxing Illustrated'', May 1972, pages 35 and 69, FLORIDA FAVORITES, by Steven Barbara.
			[[Category:2018 Deaths\|Peoples, Eddie]]

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Career Overview

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	A textbook boxer, the 6 feet 1 inch., 200 pound Peoples was born in Georgia. While in his teens, his family moved to Florida. While in high school, he was a standout on the school's football and swim teams.		A textbook boxer, the 6 feet 1 inch., 200 pound Peoples was born in Georgia. While in his teens, his family moved to Florida. While in high school, he was a standout on the school's football and swim teams.

	On a lark, he decided to take up boxing. He proved a hard worker, and his determination paid off. He compiled an undefeated record of 8-0, including an upset decision over [[Jimmy Summerville]]. Peoples was written up in ''Boxing Illustrated'' and ''Ring Magazine'' as a prospect.		On a lark, he decided to take up boxing. He proved a hard worker, and his determination paid off. He compiled an undefeated record of 8-0, including an upset decision over [[Jimmy Summerville]]. Peoples was written up in ''Boxing Illustrated'' and ''Ring Magazine'' as a prospect. Peoples retired at the end of 1971 with his unblemished, undefeated record.

	==Source==		==Source==

	*''Boxing Illustrated'', May 1972, pages 35 and 69, FLORIDA FAVORITES, by Steven Barbara.		*''Boxing Illustrated'', May 1972, pages 35 and 69, FLORIDA FAVORITES, by Steven Barbara.

Journeymen at 05:59, 11 January 2017

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	*''Boxing Illustrated'', May 1972, pages 35 and 69, FLORIDA FAVORITES, by Steven Barbara.		*''Boxing Illustrated'', May 1972, pages 35 and 69, FLORIDA FAVORITES, by Steven Barbara.

	~~[[Category:Undefeated Boxers\|Peoples, Eddie]]~~

Davidepstein at 21:22, 19 September 2016

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	*''Boxing Illustrated'', May 1972, pages 35 and 69, FLORIDA FAVORITES, by Steven Barbara.		*''Boxing Illustrated'', May 1972, pages 35 and 69, FLORIDA FAVORITES, by Steven Barbara.

			[[Category:Undefeated Boxers\|Peoples, Eddie]]

John at 03:17, 26 December 2015

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	<boxer>35389</boxer>'''Trainer:''' [[Bill Bivins]]		<boxer>35389</boxer>
	*'''Manager:'''Carlo Franco~~'''~~		*'''Trainer:''' [[Bill Bivins]]
			*'''Manager:''' [[Carlo Franco]]
	==Career Overview==		==Career Overview==

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	On a lark, he decided to take up boxing. He proved a hard worker, and his determination paid off. He compiled an undefeated record of 8-0, including an upset decision over [[Jimmy Summerville]]. Peoples was written up in ''Boxing Illustrated'' and ''Ring Magazine'' as a prospect.		On a lark, he decided to take up boxing. He proved a hard worker, and his determination paid off. He compiled an undefeated record of 8-0, including an upset decision over [[Jimmy Summerville]]. Peoples was written up in ''Boxing Illustrated'' and ''Ring Magazine'' as a prospect.

	~~For unknown reasons, Eddie Peoples never boxed again.~~

	==Source==		==Source==

	*''Boxing Illustrated'', May 1972, pages 35 and 69, FLORIDA FAVORITES, by Steven Barbara.		*''Boxing Illustrated'', May 1972, pages 35 and 69, FLORIDA FAVORITES, by Steven Barbara.

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	*''Boxing Illustrated'', May 1972, pages 35 and 69, FLORIDA FAVORITES, by Steven Barbara.		*''Boxing Illustrated'', May 1972, pages 35 and 69, FLORIDA FAVORITES, by Steven Barbara.
	~~[[Category:Undefeated Boxers\|Peoples, Eddie]]~~

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	*''Boxing Illustrated'', May 1972, pages 35 and 69, FLORIDA FAVORITES, by Steven Barbara.		*''Boxing Illustrated'', May 1972, pages 35 and 69, FLORIDA FAVORITES, by Steven Barbara.
			[[Category:Undefeated Boxers\|Peoples, Eddie]]

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<boxer>35389</boxer>'''Trainer:''' [[Bill Bivins]]
*'''Manager:'''Carlo Franco'''

==Career Overview==

'''Eddie Peoples''' was a promising heavyweight prospect in the early 1970s, who for unknown reasons, vanished from the boxing scene, despite an undefeated record of 8-0 (6 knockouts).

A textbook boxer, the 6 feet 1 inch., 200 pound Peoples was born in Georgia. While in his teens, his family moved to Florida. While in high school, he was a standout on the school's football and swim teams.

On a lark, he decided to take up boxing. He proved a hard worker, and his determination paid off. He compiled an undefeated record of 8-0, including an upset decision over [[Jimmy Summerville]]. Peoples was written up in ''Boxing Illustrated'' and ''Ring Magazine'' as a prospect.

For unknown reasons, Eddie Peoples never boxed again.

==Source==

*''Boxing Illustrated'', May 1972, pages 35 and 69, FLORIDA FAVORITES, by Steven Barbara.