Eva Shain - Revision history

Wouter at 13:09, 13 July 2025

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	~~'''Name~~:~~''' Eva Shain~~<br>		[[Image:EvaShain.jpg\|210px\|left]]<human>402155</human>
	~~'''Nationality:''' US American~~<~~br>~~
	~~'''Residence:''' New York, USA<br>~~
	~~'''Officiating Record:''' [http:/~~/~~www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=402155&cat=judge Judge]<br~~>

	A short obituary on '''Eva Shain''' appeared in the [[Ring Magazine: Holiday 1999]] issue, p. 11. She had died of cancer August 19, 1999. She was described as a "pioneer female judge." She was the wife of [[Frank Shain]], a ring announcer. "The ubiquitous duo had been a ringside staple since the mid-1970s, when Eva received her judge's license from the [[New York State Athletic Commission]]."		A short obituary on '''Eva Shain''' appeared in the [[Ring Magazine: Holiday 1999]] issue, p. 11. She had died of cancer August 19, 1999. She was described as a "pioneer female judge." She was the wife of [[Frank Shain]], a ring announcer. "The ubiquitous duo had been a ringside staple since the mid-1970s, when Eva received her judge's license from the [[New York State Athletic Commission]]."

Delisa at 08:02, 17 May 2020

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	A short obituary on '''Eva Shain''' appeared in the [[Ring Magazine: Holiday 1999]] issue, p. 11. She had died of cancer August 19, 1999. She was described as a "pioneer female judge." She was the wife of [[Frank Shain]], a ring announcer. "The ubiquitous duo had been a ringside staple since the mid-1970s, when Eva received her judge's license from the [[New York State Athletic Commission]]."		A short obituary on '''Eva Shain''' appeared in the [[Ring Magazine: Holiday 1999]] issue, p. 11. She had died of cancer August 19, 1999. She was described as a "pioneer female judge." She was the wife of [[Frank Shain]], a ring announcer. "The ubiquitous duo had been a ringside staple since the mid-1970s, when Eva received her judge's license from the [[New York State Athletic Commission]]."

	Her professional judging debut was the [[Vito Antuofermo]]-[[Bruce Cantrell]] fight in Commack, NJ, November 28, 1975. The last bout she judged was the [[Johnny Tapia]]-[[Nana Konadu]] fight on December 5, 1998. She had worked more than 5,000 fights in the meantime.		Her professional judging debut was the [[Vito Antuofermo]]-[[Bruce Cantrell]] fight in Commack, NY, November 28, 1975. The last bout she judged was the [[Johnny Tapia]]-[[Nana Konadu]] fight on December 5, 1998. She had worked more than 5,000 fights in the meantime.

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John: First female to judge world title was Emma De Urrunaga in 1973

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First female to judge world title was Emma De Urrunaga in 1973

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	A short obituary on '''Eva Shain''' appeared in the [[Ring Magazine: Holiday 1999]] issue, p. 11. She had died of cancer August 19, 1999. She was described as a "pioneer female judge." She was the wife of [[Frank Shain]], a ring announcer. "The ubiquitous duo had been a ringside staple since the mid-1970s, when Eva received her judge's license from the [[New York State Athletic Commission]]."		A short obituary on '''Eva Shain''' appeared in the [[Ring Magazine: Holiday 1999]] issue, p. 11. She had died of cancer August 19, 1999. She was described as a "pioneer female judge." She was the wife of [[Frank Shain]], a ring announcer. "The ubiquitous duo had been a ringside staple since the mid-1970s, when Eva received her judge's license from the [[New York State Athletic Commission]]."

	Her professional judging debut was the [[Vito Antuofermo]]-[[Bruce Cantrell]] fight in Commack, NJ, November 28, 1975. The last bout she judged was the [[Johnny Tapia]]-[[Nana Konadu]] fight on December 5, 1998. She had worked more than 5,000 fights in the meantime. ~~She was the first woman to judge a world heavyweight title fight: the September 29, 1977 [[Muhammad Ali vs. Earnie Shavers]] bout.~~		Her professional judging debut was the [[Vito Antuofermo]]-[[Bruce Cantrell]] fight in Commack, NJ, November 28, 1975. The last bout she judged was the [[Johnny Tapia]]-[[Nana Konadu]] fight on December 5, 1998. She had worked more than 5,000 fights in the meantime.


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			'''Name:''' Eva Shain<br>
			'''Nationality:''' US American<br>
			'''Residence:''' New York, USA<br>
			'''Officiating Record:''' [http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=402155&cat=judge Judge]<br>

	A short obituary on '''Eva Shain''' appeared in the [[Ring Magazine: Holiday 1999]] issue, p. 11. She had died of cancer August 19, 1999. She was described as a "pioneer female judge." She was the wife of [[Frank Shain]], a ring announcer. "The ubiquitous duo had been a ringside staple since the mid-1970s, when Eva received her judge's license from the [[New York State Athletic Commission]]."		A short obituary on '''Eva Shain''' appeared in the [[Ring Magazine: Holiday 1999]] issue, p. 11. She had died of cancer August 19, 1999. She was described as a "pioneer female judge." She was the wife of [[Frank Shain]], a ring announcer. "The ubiquitous duo had been a ringside staple since the mid-1970s, when Eva received her judge's license from the [[New York State Athletic Commission]]."

	Her professional judging debut was the [[Vito Antuofermo]]-[[Bruce Cantrell]] fight in Commack, NJ, November 28, 1975. The last bout she judged was the [[Johnny Tapia]]-[[Nana Konadu]] fight on December 5, 1998. She had worked more than 5,000 fights in the meantime. She was the first woman to judge a world heavyweight title fight: the September 29, 1977 [[Muhammad Ali vs. Earnie Shavers]] bout.		Her professional judging debut was the [[Vito Antuofermo]]-[[Bruce Cantrell]] fight in Commack, NJ, November 28, 1975. The last bout she judged was the [[Johnny Tapia]]-[[Nana Konadu]] fight on December 5, 1998. She had worked more than 5,000 fights in the meantime. She was the first woman to judge a world heavyweight title fight: the September 29, 1977 [[Muhammad Ali vs. Earnie Shavers]] bout.

	* Judge: Officiating [http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=402155&cat=judge record]


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Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

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fix internal link

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	Her professional judging debut was the [[Vito Antuofermo]]-[[Bruce Cantrell]] fight in Commack, NJ, November 28, 1975. The last bout she judged was the [[Johnny Tapia]]-[[Nana Konadu]] fight on December 5, 1998. She had worked more than 5,000 fights in the meantime. She was the first woman to judge a world heavyweight title fight: the September 29, 1977 [[Muhammad Ali vs. Earnie Shavers]] bout.		Her professional judging debut was the [[Vito Antuofermo]]-[[Bruce Cantrell]] fight in Commack, NJ, November 28, 1975. The last bout she judged was the [[Johnny Tapia]]-[[Nana Konadu]] fight on December 5, 1998. She had worked more than 5,000 fights in the meantime. She was the first woman to judge a world heavyweight title fight: the September 29, 1977 [[Muhammad Ali vs. Earnie Shavers]] bout.

	Officiating [http://www.boxrec.com/~~officials~~.php?~~official_id~~=~~1483 Record~~]		* Judge: Officiating [http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=402155&cat=judge record]


	[[Category:Judges\|Shain, Eva]]		[[Category:Judges\|Shain, Eva]]

Ric: updated link

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updated link

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	A short obituary on '''Eva Shain''' appeared in the [[Ring Magazine: Holiday 1999]] issue, p. 11. She had died of cancer August 19, 1999. She was described as a "pioneer female judge." She was the wife of [[Frank Shain]], a ring announcer. "The ubiquitous duo had been a ringside staple since the mid-1970s, when Eva received her judge's license from the [[New York State Athletic Commission]]."		A short obituary on '''Eva Shain''' appeared in the [[Ring Magazine: Holiday 1999]] issue, p. 11. She had died of cancer August 19, 1999. She was described as a "pioneer female judge." She was the wife of [[Frank Shain]], a ring announcer. "The ubiquitous duo had been a ringside staple since the mid-1970s, when Eva received her judge's license from the [[New York State Athletic Commission]]."

	Her professional judging debut was the [[Vito Antuofermo]]-[[Bruce Cantrell]] fight in Commack, NJ, November 28, 1975. The last bout she judged was the [[Johnny Tapia]]-[[Nana Konadu]] fight on December 5, 1998. She had worked more than 5,000 fights in the meantime. She was the first woman to judge a world heavyweight title fight: the September 29, 1977 [[Muhammad Ali~~]]-[[~~Earnie Shavers]] bout.		Her professional judging debut was the [[Vito Antuofermo]]-[[Bruce Cantrell]] fight in Commack, NJ, November 28, 1975. The last bout she judged was the [[Johnny Tapia]]-[[Nana Konadu]] fight on December 5, 1998. She had worked more than 5,000 fights in the meantime. She was the first woman to judge a world heavyweight title fight: the September 29, 1977 [[Muhammad Ali vs. Earnie Shavers]] bout.

	Officiating [http://www.boxrec.com/officials.php?official_id=1483 Record]		Officiating [http://www.boxrec.com/officials.php?official_id=1483 Record]

Ric at 19:00, 27 December 2006

2006-12-27T19:00:36Z

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A short obituary on '''Eva Shain''' appeared in the [[Ring Magazine: Holiday 1999]] issue, p. 11. She had died of cancer August 19, 1999. She was described as a "pioneer female judge." She was the wife of [[Frank Shain]], a ring announcer. "The ubiquitous duo had been a ringside staple since the mid-1970s, when Eva received her judge's license from the [[New York State Athletic Commission]]."

Her professional judging debut was the [[Vito Antuofermo]]-[[Bruce Cantrell]] fight in Commack, NJ, November 28, 1975. The last bout she judged was the [[Johnny Tapia]]-[[Nana Konadu]] fight on December 5, 1998. She had worked more than 5,000 fights in the meantime. She was the first woman to judge a world heavyweight title fight: the September 29, 1977 [[Muhammad Ali]]-[[Earnie Shavers]] bout.

Officiating [http://www.boxrec.com/officials.php?official_id=1483 Record]

[[Category:Judges|Shain, Eva]]