Fatai Onikeke - Revision history

Reenthelawman: adding African Union champions category

2016-06-13T21:25:44Z

adding African Union champions category

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	*IBF Pan Pacific Light Welterweight		*IBF Pan Pacific Light Welterweight
	*World Boxing Foundation Intercontinental Light Welterweight		*World Boxing Foundation Intercontinental Light Welterweight
	*African Boxing Union Welterweight		*[[African Boxing Union\|African]] Welterweight
	*Nigerian Welterweight		*Nigerian Welterweight

			[[Category:African Boxing Union Welterweight Champions\|Onikeke,Fatai]]

Brock at 04:04, 17 March 2010

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	*Commonwealth (British Empire) Welterweight		*Commonwealth (British Empire) Welterweight
	*IBF Pan Pacific Light Welterweight		*IBF Pan Pacific Light Welterweight
	*~~WBF~~ Intercontinental Light Welterweight		*World Boxing Foundation Intercontinental Light Welterweight
	*African Boxing Union Welterweight		*African Boxing Union Welterweight
	*Nigerian Welterweight		*Nigerian Welterweight

Brock at 03:20, 17 March 2010

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	*IBF Pan Pacific Light Welterweight		*IBF Pan Pacific Light Welterweight
	*WBF Intercontinental Light Welterweight		*WBF Intercontinental Light Welterweight
	*African Boxing Union ~~(ABU)~~ Welterweight		*African Boxing Union Welterweight
	*Nigerian Welterweight		*Nigerian Welterweight

Brock at 03:18, 17 March 2010

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	[[file:Onikeke Fatai.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo by Werner Kalin]]		[[file:Onikeke Fatai.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo by Werner Kalin]]
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			== Minor Titles Won ==
			*Commonwealth (British Empire) Welterweight
			*IBF Pan Pacific Light Welterweight
			*WBF Intercontinental Light Welterweight
			*African Boxing Union (ABU) Welterweight
			*Nigerian Welterweight

AntonS: Replacing page with 'Photo by Werner Kalin 135581'

2009-08-28T11:13:46Z

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	~~Kid dynamite begs Nigerians~~
	~~By Onochie Anibeze, Vanguard Media Ltd.~~
	~~Tuesday, November 09, 2004~~
	~~http://www.vanguardngr.com/articles/2002/sports/sp709112004.html~~

	~~? To sponsor him abroad~~
	~~? Has nothing to show for his Commonwealth title~~

	The Commonwealth Welterweight boxing title holder is poor in spite of his laurels.He is so poor that he lives on alms from boxing fans and friends. He is young, strong and has the potential to be a world champion. But he has to battle hunger and other basics first.

	Where could such happen to a potential world beater? It is possibly only in Nigeria. Yes, Fatai, the Dynamite Onikeke is a Nigerian. He beat Victor Padano of Congo real (not the arrangee fights you see these days) to snatch the Commonwealth title and since that feat in September the only encouragement the young boy gets are mere good wishes from fans. No support has come from the authorities and apparently scared of a bleak future on these shores, the Dynamite wants to join any good boxing camp abroad.

	"I know that I?m strong. I know that the future could be bright. What I want now is how to achieve greater heights. I need exposure for that. And that exposure is not here. I want help to join a good boxing camp abroad. If I do, I have everything to become a world champion," Fatai Onikeke told us in Vanguard.

	~~His is that of raw talent. The boy is just 22, full of energy, showing it even when he talks.~~

	~~On invitation, he visited Vanguard with his trainer and manager, Remi Aboderin. Aboderin who exuded confidence, saying that Onikeke would be a great fighter if he gets the chance to go abroad.~~

	~~"We have no money, no modern equipment to train and no exposure. We only have seriousness and the will to do well. We need help to move on and bring honour to our country," Aboderin said.~~

	Throughout the chat, Onikeke, the Dynamite kept on repeating that he won the Commonwealth title for Nigeria. "I won it for Nigeria and by God?s grace, I?ll win more titles. I really need help. I wish the sports authorities, companies and individuals can invest in me. I?m so determined that I know no investment on me will be a waste. I pray that my prayers are heard. I have won for Nigeria and want to win more," he said.

	He was right. He couldn?t have won anything for himself considering the peanut he got as the purse for the fight but for which he has praised the promoter. Onikeke hopes to win for himself and for Nigeria when the purses begin to swell. That can only happen when he goes abroad. He is banking on Nigerians to help in this sport that gave Nigeria big name in the days of Hogan Bassey and Dick Tiger, long before the feats in soccer.

	~~{{DEFAULTSORT:Onikeke, Fatai}}~~
	~~[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Welterweight Champions]]~~

AntonS at 07:37, 28 August 2009

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	Kid dynamite begs Nigerians		Kid dynamite begs Nigerians
	By Onochie Anibeze, Vanguard Media Ltd.		By Onochie Anibeze, Vanguard Media Ltd.

Reenthelawman: Adding Commonwealth champions category

2009-05-18T14:27:21Z

Adding Commonwealth champions category

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	He was right. He couldn?t have won anything for himself considering the peanut he got as the purse for the fight but for which he has praised the promoter. Onikeke hopes to win for himself and for Nigeria when the purses begin to swell. That can only happen when he goes abroad. He is banking on Nigerians to help in this sport that gave Nigeria big name in the days of Hogan Bassey and Dick Tiger, long before the feats in soccer.		He was right. He couldn?t have won anything for himself considering the peanut he got as the purse for the fight but for which he has praised the promoter. Onikeke hopes to win for himself and for Nigeria when the purses begin to swell. That can only happen when he goes abroad. He is banking on Nigerians to help in this sport that gave Nigeria big name in the days of Hogan Bassey and Dick Tiger, long before the feats in soccer.

			{{DEFAULTSORT:Onikeke, Fatai}}
			[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Welterweight Champions]]

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2009-05-18T14:25:42Z

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AntonS at 06:35, 28 February 2006

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	� To sponsor him abroad		? To sponsor him abroad
	� Has nothing to show for his Commonwealth title		? Has nothing to show for his Commonwealth title

	The Commonwealth Welterweight boxing title holder is poor in spite of his laurels.He is so poor that he lives on alms from boxing fans and friends. He is young, strong and has the potential to be a world champion. But he has to battle hunger and other basics first.		The Commonwealth Welterweight boxing title holder is poor in spite of his laurels.He is so poor that he lives on alms from boxing fans and friends. He is young, strong and has the potential to be a world champion. But he has to battle hunger and other basics first.
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	Where could such happen to a potential world beater? It is possibly only in Nigeria. Yes, Fatai, the Dynamite Onikeke is a Nigerian. He beat Victor Padano of Congo real (not the arrangee fights you see these days) to snatch the Commonwealth title and since that feat in September the only encouragement the young boy gets are mere good wishes from fans. No support has come from the authorities and apparently scared of a bleak future on these shores, the Dynamite wants to join any good boxing camp abroad.		Where could such happen to a potential world beater? It is possibly only in Nigeria. Yes, Fatai, the Dynamite Onikeke is a Nigerian. He beat Victor Padano of Congo real (not the arrangee fights you see these days) to snatch the Commonwealth title and since that feat in September the only encouragement the young boy gets are mere good wishes from fans. No support has come from the authorities and apparently scared of a bleak future on these shores, the Dynamite wants to join any good boxing camp abroad.

	"I know that ~~I�m~~ strong. I know that the future could be bright. What I want now is how to achieve greater heights. I need exposure for that. And that exposure is not here. I want help to join a good boxing camp abroad. If I do, I have everything to become a world champion," Fatai Onikeke told us in Vanguard.		"I know that I?m strong. I know that the future could be bright. What I want now is how to achieve greater heights. I need exposure for that. And that exposure is not here. I want help to join a good boxing camp abroad. If I do, I have everything to become a world champion," Fatai Onikeke told us in Vanguard.

	His is that of raw talent. The boy is just 22, full of energy, showing it even when he talks.		His is that of raw talent. The boy is just 22, full of energy, showing it even when he talks.
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	"We have no money, no modern equipment to train and no exposure. We only have seriousness and the will to do well. We need help to move on and bring honour to our country," Aboderin said.		"We have no money, no modern equipment to train and no exposure. We only have seriousness and the will to do well. We need help to move on and bring honour to our country," Aboderin said.

	Throughout the chat, Onikeke, the Dynamite kept on repeating that he won the Commonwealth title for Nigeria. "I won it for Nigeria and by ~~God�s~~ grace, ~~I�ll~~ win more titles. I really need help. I wish the sports authorities, companies and individuals can invest in me. ~~I�m~~ so determined that I know no investment on me will be a waste. I pray that my prayers are heard. I have won for Nigeria and want to win more," he said.		Throughout the chat, Onikeke, the Dynamite kept on repeating that he won the Commonwealth title for Nigeria. "I won it for Nigeria and by God?s grace, I?ll win more titles. I really need help. I wish the sports authorities, companies and individuals can invest in me. I?m so determined that I know no investment on me will be a waste. I pray that my prayers are heard. I have won for Nigeria and want to win more," he said.

	He was right. He couldn�t have won anything for himself considering the peanut he got as the purse for the fight but for which he has praised the promoter. Onikeke hopes to win for himself and for Nigeria when the purses begin to swell. That can only happen when he goes abroad. He is banking on Nigerians to help in this sport that gave Nigeria big name in the days of Hogan Bassey and Dick Tiger, long before the feats in soccer.


			He was right. He couldn?t have won anything for himself considering the peanut he got as the purse for the fight but for which he has praised the promoter. Onikeke hopes to win for himself and for Nigeria when the purses begin to swell. That can only happen when he goes abroad. He is banking on Nigerians to help in this sport that gave Nigeria big name in the days of Hogan Bassey and Dick Tiger, long before the feats in soccer.