Enrique Encinosa - Revision history

Enrique at 15:42, 16 June 2017

2017-06-16T15:42:05Z

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	*Inducted into the [[Florida Boxing Hall of Fame]] in 2010.		*Inducted into the [[Florida Boxing Hall of Fame]] in 2010.
	*Inducted into the Cuban Sports Hall of Fame, 2010.		*Inducted into the Cuban Sports Hall of Fame, 2010.
			* Author of "Hard Leather: A History of Cuban Boxing."



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2017-06-15T15:35:25Z

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	*Amateur light heavyweight boxer (26-9) trained by former champion [[Johnny Coulon]]. Indiana amateur champion (1966, 1968).		*Amateur light heavyweight boxer (26-9) trained by former champion [[Johnny Coulon]]. Indiana amateur champion (1966, 1968).
	*Florida editor for [[Ring Record Book]] during the 1980’s.		*Florida editor for [[Ring Record Book]] during the 1980’s.

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	*Matchmaker (1981-2006) for over 100 professional boxing cards for promoters [[Felix Zabala Sr.]], [[Chris Dundee]], [[Julio Martinez]] and [[Richard Dobal]]; worked as assistant matchmaker or press agent in fourteen world title fights for promoter [[Felix Zabala Sr.]].		*Matchmaker (1981-2006) for over 100 professional boxing cards for promoters [[Felix Zabala Sr.]], [[Chris Dundee]], [[Julio Martinez]] and [[Richard Dobal]]; worked as assistant matchmaker or press agent in fourteen world title fights for promoter [[Felix Zabala Sr.]].
	*Color commentator for 40 televised boxing shows in Florida (1984-1989).		*Color commentator for 40 televised boxing shows in Florida (1984-1989).
	*Radio talk show host and journalist, Univision Radio ~~710~~, Miami, Florida.		*Radio talk show host and journalist. Has worked with the US Information Agency,Univision Radio and La Poderosa 670 Radio, Miami, Florida.
	*Inducted into the [[Florida Boxing Hall of Fame]] in 2010.		*Inducted into the [[Florida Boxing Hall of Fame]] in 2010.
			*Inducted into the Cuban Sports Hall of Fame, 2010.

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2010-07-10T16:06:27Z

FBHOF induction noted

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	*Color commentator for 40 televised boxing shows in Florida (1984-1989).		*Color commentator for 40 televised boxing shows in Florida (1984-1989).
	*Radio talk show host and journalist, Univision Radio 710, Miami, Florida.		*Radio talk show host and journalist, Univision Radio 710, Miami, Florida.
			*Inducted into the [[Florida Boxing Hall of Fame]] in 2010.

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2009-11-20T13:52:12Z

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+*Amateur light heavyweight boxer (26-9) trained by former champion [[Johnny Coulon]]. Indiana amateur champion (1966, 1968).
-[[Category:Matchmakers|Encinosa, Enrique]]
+*Florida editor for [[Ring Record Book]] during the 1980’s.
-[[Category:Managers|Encinosa, Enrique]]
+*Publisher of [[Florida Boxing Record Book]] (1984-1986).
-[[Category:Boxing Media|Encinosa, Enrique]]
+*Coauthor with [[Hank Kaplan]] of “Boxing: This is It!” (ETC Publications, Palm Springs, California, 1984).
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-Amateur light heavyweight boxer (26-9) trained by former champion Johnny Coulon. Indiana amateur champion (1966, 1968).
+[[Category:Boxing Historians]]
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-Florida editor for Ring Record Book during the 1980’s.
+[[Category:Managers]]
+[[Category:Boxing Media]]

2008-03-22T19:38:36Z

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	Voting member of International Boxing Hall of Fame.		Voting member of International Boxing Hall of Fame.

	Historical consultant with Mike Delisa and ~~Hak~~ Kaplan for the movie "Cinderella Man."		Historical consultant with Mike Delisa and Hank Kaplan for the movie "Cinderella Man."

	Former manager of over twenty pro fighters including former cruiserweight champion Robert Daniels.		Former manager of over twenty pro fighters including former cruiserweight champion Robert Daniels.

2006-11-02T15:48:39Z

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2006-11-02T02:37:12Z

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	Voting member of International Boxing Hall of Fame.		Voting member of International Boxing Hall of Fame.

			Historical consultant with Mike Delisa and Hak Kaplan for the movie "Cinderella Man."

	Former manager of over twenty pro fighters including former cruiserweight champion Robert Daniels.		Former manager of over twenty pro fighters including former cruiserweight champion Robert Daniels.

2006-11-02T01:48:14Z

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			Amateur light heavyweight boxer (26-9) trained by former champion Johnny Coulon. Indiana amateur champion (1966, 1968).

			Florida editor for Ring Record Book during the 1980’s.

			Publisher of Florida Boxing Record Book (1984-1986).

			Coauthor with Hank Kaplan of “Boxing: This is It!” (ETC Publications, Palm Springs, California, 1984).

			Author of “Azucar y Chocolate” –a history of Cuban boxing (Ediciones Universal, Miami, Florida, 2004).

			Author of hundreds of boxing articles and columns for trade publications including Ring Magazine, Boxing Digest, Boxing Illustrated and Cyber Boxing Zone.

			Editor of Box Rec.

			Voting member of International Boxing Hall of Fame.

			Former manager of over twenty pro fighters including former cruiserweight champion Robert Daniels.

			Matchmaker (1981-2006) for over 100 professional boxing cards for promoters Tuto Zabala, Chris Dundee, Julio Martinez and Richard Dobal; worked as assistant matchmaker or press agent in fourteen world title fights for promoter Tuto Zabala.

			Color commentator for 40 televised boxing shows in Florida (1984-1989).

			Radio talk show host and journalist, Univision Radio 710, Miami, Florida.

2006-11-02T00:59:21Z

deleted "Book" category, as Enrique is not himself a book

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	~~[[Category:Books\|Azucar y Chocolate (Coleccion Cuba y Sus Jueces): Historia del Boxeo Cubano]]~~