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John: Replacing page with 'Jackie Tonawanda'

2008-06-05T03:46:05Z

Replacing page with 'Jackie Tonawanda'

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	~~No Boxrec record or file number ...~~		Jackie Tonawanda

	~~WBAN only credits her with an 0-1(0)-0 official record. The lone documented fight was a UD6 title fight loss to Diane Clarke in 1979 at Madison Square Garden.~~

	~~However, she variously claimed 36-1 (35 KOs), 23-0 (3 KOs) and 31-0 (13 KOs) records. Records likely include exhibitions and unsanctioned "underground" bouts.~~
	~~Reportedly fought mostly men in the light-heavyweight/heavyweight range.~~
	~~She claimed the world women's heavyweight title in the mid-1970s.~~
	~~Was recognized as the WBF light-heavyweight champ in the late 1970s.~~

	~~Ranked no. 1 at LH by Boxing Illustrated in 1979 and 1980.~~
	~~Beat male kickboxer Larry Rodiana in an exhibition in 1975 in Madison Square Garden.~~
	Tonawanda ~~is her mother's last name.~~
	~~Along with Cathy Davis and Marian Trimiar in 1978, was the first professional woman boxer to be licensed in New York.~~

	~~Date of birth estimated at 1948, based on 1976 article where she said she was 28.~~

	~~Info from http://www.womenboxing.com/tonawanda.htm and other Web sites.~~

Vistaman44: typo fixed

2008-06-04T16:26:14Z

typo fixed

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	WBAN only credits her with an 0-1(0)-0 official record. The lone documented fight was a UD6 title fight loss to Diane Clarke in 1979 at Madison Square Garden.		WBAN only credits her with an 0-1(0)-0 official record. The lone documented fight was a UD6 title fight loss to Diane Clarke in 1979 at Madison Square Garden.

	However, she variously claimed 36-1 (35 KOs), 23-0 (3 KOs) and 31-0 (13 KOs) records. Records likely include exhibitions and unsanctioned "~~undergroun~~" bouts.		However, she variously claimed 36-1 (35 KOs), 23-0 (3 KOs) and 31-0 (13 KOs) records. Records likely include exhibitions and unsanctioned "underground" bouts.
	Reportedly fought mostly men in the light-heavyweight/heavyweight range.		Reportedly fought mostly men in the light-heavyweight/heavyweight range.
	She claimed the world women's heavyweight title in the mid-1970s.		She claimed the world women's heavyweight title in the mid-1970s.

Vistaman44: corrected bottom Web address

2007-12-31T13:22:19Z

corrected bottom Web address

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	Date of birth estimated at 1948, based on 1976 article where she said she was 28.		Date of birth estimated at 1948, based on 1976 article where she said she was 28.

	Info from http://www.womenboxing.com/tonawanda/ and other Web sites.		Info from http://www.womenboxing.com/tonawanda.htm and other Web sites.

Vistaman44: No Boxrec record or file number ... WBAN only credits her with an 0-1(0)-0 official record. The lone documented fight was a UD6 title fight loss to Diane Clarke in 1979 at Madison Square Garden. However, she variously claimed 36-1 (35 KOs), 23-0 (3 KOs)

2007-12-30T21:05:32Z

New page

No Boxrec record or file number ...

WBAN only credits her with an 0-1(0)-0 official record. The lone documented fight was a UD6 title fight loss to Diane Clarke in 1979 at Madison Square Garden.

However, she variously claimed 36-1 (35 KOs), 23-0 (3 KOs) and 31-0 (13 KOs) records. Records likely include exhibitions and unsanctioned "undergroun" bouts.
Reportedly fought mostly men in the light-heavyweight/heavyweight range.
She claimed the world women's heavyweight title in the mid-1970s.
Was recognized as the WBF light-heavyweight champ in the late 1970s.

Ranked no. 1 at LH by Boxing Illustrated in 1979 and 1980.
Beat male kickboxer Larry Rodiana in an exhibition in 1975 in Madison Square Garden.
Tonawanda is her mother's last name.
Along with Cathy Davis and Marian Trimiar in 1978, was the first professional woman boxer to be licensed in New York.

Date of birth estimated at 1948, based on 1976 article where she said she was 28.

Info from http://www.womenboxing.com/tonawanda/ and other Web sites.