Egon Thomsen vs. Ali Amrane - Revision history

Emaster: Egon Thomsen vs Ali Amrane moved to Egon Thomsen vs. Ali Amrane

2007-10-14T03:16:41Z

Egon Thomsen vs Ali Amrane moved to Egon Thomsen vs. Ali Amrane

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Tron: update of record

2006-12-25T12:50:59Z

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	After 5 rounds of passivity from Ali Amrane (0-21-1) the referee disqualified him. The Algerian could still boast of a record with no KO- or TKO defeats.		After 5 rounds of passivity from Ali Amrane (0-21-1) the referee disqualified him. The Algerian could still boast of a record with no KO- or TKO defeats.

	Amrane retired in 1964 with a 0-29-1 record. Was never stopped in his career. He debuted in 1949 and fought a couple of European champs, from [[Livio Minelli]] and [[Charles Humez]] to [[Bo Hogberg]] and [[Jupp Elze]].		Amrane retired in 1964 with a 2-40-6 record. Was never stopped in his career. He debuted in 1949 and fought a couple of European champs, from [[Livio Minelli]] and [[Charles Humez]] to [[Bo Hogberg]] and [[Jupp Elze]].

Tron at 09:11, 3 June 2006

2006-06-03T09:11:26Z

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	After 5 rounds of passivity from Ali Amrane (0-21-1) the referee disqualified him. The Algerian could still boast of a record with no KO- or TKO defeats.		After 5 rounds of passivity from Ali Amrane (0-21-1) the referee disqualified him. The Algerian could still boast of a record with no KO- or TKO defeats.

	Amrane retired in 1964 with a 0-29-1 record. Was never stopped in his career. He debuted in 1949 and fought a couple of European champs, from Livio Minelli and Charles Humez to Bo Hogberg and Jupp Elze.		Amrane retired in 1964 with a 0-29-1 record. Was never stopped in his career. He debuted in 1949 and fought a couple of European champs, from [[Livio Minelli]] and [[Charles Humez]] to [[Bo Hogberg]] and [[Jupp Elze]].

Tron at 09:10, 3 June 2006

2006-06-03T09:10:26Z

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After 5 rounds of passivity from Ali Amrane (0-21-1) the referee disqualified him. The Algerian could still boast of a record with no KO- or TKO defeats.

Amrane retired in 1964 with a 0-29-1 record. Was never stopped in his career. He debuted in 1949 and fought a couple of European champs, from Livio Minelli and Charles Humez to Bo Hogberg and Jupp Elze.