Floyd Johnson - Revision history

Grey at 16:14, 13 January 2026

2026-01-13T16:14:50Z

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	*'''[[:Category:Floyd Johnson Gallery\|Floyd Johnson Photo Gallery]]'''		*'''[[:Category:Floyd Johnson Gallery\|Floyd Johnson Photo Gallery]]'''
	'''Floyd Johnson''', who at one time aspired to the Heavyweight Title, was the brother of fellow boxer Johnny Johnson. Floyd was an early promoter of boxing at White Center, WA, during the late 1920s/early 1930s. He also became a King County (Washington state) Deputy Sheriff by the mid-1920s.		'''Floyd Johnson''', who at one time aspired to the Heavyweight Title, was the brother of fellow boxer Johnny Johnson. Floyd was an early promoter of boxing at White Center, WA, during the late 1920s/early 1930s. He also became a King County (Washington state) Deputy Sheriff by the mid-1920s.

			Johnson's last ring appearance would be on November 26, 1931 in White Center, Washington against [[Cyclone Thompson]]. The fight was changed to an exhibition after it was found that both fighters had the same manager. Johnson would lose an announced six round decision.

	<small>About half of the linked career record is courtesy of Tracy Callis, [[IBRO]] historian.</small>		<small>About half of the linked career record is courtesy of Tracy Callis, [[IBRO]] historian.</small>

John at 17:17, 11 November 2021

2021-11-11T17:17:10Z

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	<boxer>016892</boxer>		<boxer>016892</boxer>
	'''Manager''': [[Alec Greggains]] (1921)~~<br>~~		*'''Manager''': [[Alec Greggains]] (1921)
	'''[[:Category:Floyd Johnson Gallery\|Floyd Johnson Photo Gallery]]'''		*'''[[:Category:Floyd Johnson Gallery\|Floyd Johnson Photo Gallery]]'''


	'''Floyd Johnson''', who at one time aspired to the Heavyweight Title, was the brother of fellow boxer Johnny Johnson. Floyd was an early promoter of boxing at White Center, WA, during the late 1920s/early 1930s. He also became a King County (Washington state) Deputy Sheriff by the mid-1920s.		'''Floyd Johnson''', who at one time aspired to the Heavyweight Title, was the brother of fellow boxer Johnny Johnson. Floyd was an early promoter of boxing at White Center, WA, during the late 1920s/early 1930s. He also became a King County (Washington state) Deputy Sheriff by the mid-1920s.

	<small>About half of the linked career record is courtesy of Tracy Callis, [[IBRO]] historian.</small>		<small>About half of the linked career record is courtesy of Tracy Callis, [[IBRO]] historian.</small>

Ric: gallery code added

2013-01-25T20:58:59Z

gallery code added

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	'''Manager''': [[Alec Greggains]] (1921)		'''Manager''': [[Alec Greggains]] (1921)<br>
			'''[[:Category:Floyd Johnson Gallery\|Floyd Johnson Photo Gallery]]'''


	'''Floyd Johnson''', who at one time aspired to the Heavyweight Title, was the brother of fellow boxer Johnny Johnson. Floyd was an early promoter of boxing at White Center, WA, during the late 1920s/early 1930s. He also became a King County (Washington state) Deputy Sheriff by the mid-1920s.		'''Floyd Johnson''', who at one time aspired to the Heavyweight Title, was the brother of fellow boxer Johnny Johnson. Floyd was an early promoter of boxing at White Center, WA, during the late 1920s/early 1930s. He also became a King County (Washington state) Deputy Sheriff by the mid-1920s.

	*[[:File:PNWOldTimers.jpg\|Photo]] of Johnson in 1964		<small>About half of the linked career record is courtesy of Tracy Callis, [[IBRO]] historian.</small>
	*[[:Image:Johnson.Floyd.jpg\|Photo #3]]
	*[[:File:FloydJohnsonTrial.JPG\|Photo]] of Deputy Sheriff Johnson testifying during the Wallace Gaines murder trial: [http://www.mygreenlake.com/2010/12/gaines-point-greenlake-murder/].

	<small>About half of the ~~BoxRec~~ career record is courtesy of Tracy Callis, [[~~IBRO Journal\|~~IBRO]] historian.</small>

Ric: main image replaced; linked to former image; updated

2011-01-02T21:18:53Z

main image replaced; linked to former image; updated

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	<boxer>016892</boxer>		<boxer>016892</boxer>
	'''Manager''': [[Alec Greggains]] (1921)		'''Manager''': [[Alec Greggains]] (1921)

	* Brother of fellow boxer, Johnny Johnson.		'''Floyd Johnson''', who at one time aspired to the Heavyweight Title, was the brother of fellow boxer Johnny Johnson. Floyd was an early promoter of boxing at White Center, WA, during the late 1920s/early 1930s. He also became a King County (Washington state) Deputy Sheriff by the mid-1920s.
	* Early promoter of boxing at White Center, WA, during the late 1920s/early 1930s.
	*[[:File:PNWOldTimers.jpg\|Photo]] of Johnson in 1964.		*[[:File:PNWOldTimers.jpg\|Photo]] of Johnson in 1964
			*[[:Image:Johnson.Floyd.jpg\|Photo #3]]
			*[[:File:FloydJohnsonTrial.JPG\|Photo]] of Deputy Sheriff Johnson testifying during the Wallace Gaines murder trial: [http://www.mygreenlake.com/2010/12/gaines-point-greenlake-murder/].

	<small>About half of the BoxRec career record is courtesy of Tracy Callis, [[IBRO Journal\|IBRO]] historian.</small>		<small>About half of the BoxRec career record is courtesy of Tracy Callis, [[IBRO Journal\|IBRO]] historian.</small>

Ric: 1964 photo linked

2010-06-26T17:43:18Z

1964 photo linked

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	'''Manager''': [[Alec Greggains]] (1921)		'''Manager''': [[Alec Greggains]] (1921)
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	* Brother of fellow boxer, Johnny Johnson.		* Brother of fellow boxer, Johnny Johnson.
	* Early promoter of boxing at White Center, WA, during the late 1920s/early 1930s.		* Early promoter of boxing at White Center, WA, during the late 1920s/early 1930s.
			*[[:File:PNWOldTimers.jpg\|Photo]] of Johnson in 1964.

	<small>About half of the BoxRec career record is courtesy of Tracy Callis, [[IBRO Journal\|IBRO]] historian.</small>		<small>About half of the BoxRec career record is courtesy of Tracy Callis, [[IBRO Journal\|IBRO]] historian.</small>

Matt at 00:02, 8 March 2010

2010-03-08T00:02:27Z

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			'''Manager''': [[Alec Greggains]] (1921)
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	* Brother of fellow boxer, Johnny Johnson.		* Brother of fellow boxer, Johnny Johnson.

Ric: Boxer:Floyd Johnson:016892 moved to Floyd Johnson

2006-12-17T18:16:37Z

Boxer:Floyd Johnson:016892 moved to Floyd Johnson

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Ric: formatting

2006-03-04T07:34:44Z

formatting

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			* Brother of fellow boxer, Johnny Johnson.
			* Early promoter of boxing at White Center, WA, during the late 1920s/early 1930s.

	~~Brother of fellow boxer, Johnny Johnson.~~		<small>About half of the BoxRec career record is courtesy of Tracy Callis, [[IBRO Journal\|IBRO]] historian.</small>
	~~Early promoter of boxing at White Center, WA, during the late 20s/early 1930s.~~

	About half of the BoxRec career record is courtesy of Tracy Callis, [[IBRO Journal\|IBRO]] historian.

Ric: added photo

2005-04-02T04:01:01Z

added photo

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Ric: wikified

2005-03-23T02:40:24Z

wikified

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	~~About half of the record courtesy of Tracy Callis, IBRO historian.~~		<boxer>016892</boxer>
	~~Brother of fellow~~ boxer~~, Johnny Johnson.~~

	Early promoter of boxing at White Center in the late ~~20's~~		Brother of fellow boxer, Johnny Johnson.
			Early promoter of boxing at White Center, WA, during the late 20s/early 1930s.

			About half of the BoxRec career record is courtesy of Tracy Callis, [[IBRO Journal\|IBRO]] historian.