Hal Bagwell - Revision history

Ric at 04:14, 1 December 2019

2019-12-01T04:14:58Z

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	'''Hal Bagwell''' was for years credited with the longest winning streak in boxing history.		'''Hal Bagwell''' was for years credited with the longest winning streak in boxing history.

	The ''Ring Record Book'' listed Bagwell as Number 1 on their all-time list of most consecutive wins. From 1938-1948, Bagwell was credited with posting a 180-0 winning streak. Even the ''Guinness Book of World Records'' listed Bagwell for years as the record holder for most consecutive wins. However, in recent years, there ~~rmain~~ some doubts as to ~~this~~ winning run.		The ''Ring Record Book'' listed Bagwell as Number 1 on their all-time list of most consecutive wins. From 1938-1948, Bagwell was credited with posting a 180-0 winning streak. Even the ''Guinness Book of World Records'' listed Bagwell for years as the record holder for most consecutive wins. However, in recent years, there are some doubts as to his winning run.

	A number of credible boxing sources in the years after the war described Hal Bagwell's wartime record as "sketchy." If Bagwell did win 180 fights in a row at one point, then many bouts are undocumented and missing. That being the case, Bagwell's win, loss and draw record during World War II is unconfirmed and unproven. BoxRec lists Bagwell's verified sanctioned pro bouts. 100-5-8 is a lot less than the purported 180 win streak "claim."		A number of credible boxing sources in the years after the war described Hal Bagwell's wartime record as "sketchy." If Bagwell did win 180 fights in a row at one point, then many bouts are undocumented and missing. That being the case, Bagwell's win, loss and draw record during World War II is unconfirmed and unproven. BoxRec lists Bagwell's verified sanctioned pro bouts. 100-5-8 is a lot less than the purported 180 win streak "claim."

Ric at 04:13, 1 December 2019

2019-12-01T04:13:28Z

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	==Career Review==		==Career Review==

	Hal Bagwell was for years credited with the longest winning streak in boxing history.		'''Hal Bagwell''' was for years credited with the longest winning streak in boxing history.

	The ''Ring Record Book'' listed Bagwell as number 1 on their all time list of most consecutive wins. From 1938-1948, Bagwell was credited with posting a 180-0 winning streak. However, in recent years there seems to be some doubts as to this winning run.

	Even the ''Guinness Book of World Records'' listed Bagwell for years as the record holder for most consecutive wins.		The ''Ring Record Book'' listed Bagwell as Number 1 on their all-time list of most consecutive wins. From 1938-1948, Bagwell was credited with posting a 180-0 winning streak. Even the ''Guinness Book of World Records'' listed Bagwell for years as the record holder for most consecutive wins. However, in recent years, there rmain some doubts as to this winning run.

	A number of credible boxing sources in the years after the war described Hal Bagwell's wartime record as 'sketchy'. If Bagwell did win 180 fights in a row at one point, then many bouts are undocumented and missing. That being the case, Bagwell's win, loss and draw record during World War II is unconfirmed and unproven. BoxRec lists Bagwell's verified sanctioned pro bouts. 100-5-8 is a lot less than the purported 180 win streak 'claim'.		A number of credible boxing sources in the years after the war described Hal Bagwell's wartime record as "sketchy." If Bagwell did win 180 fights in a row at one point, then many bouts are undocumented and missing. That being the case, Bagwell's win, loss and draw record during World War II is unconfirmed and unproven. BoxRec lists Bagwell's verified sanctioned pro bouts. 100-5-8 is a lot less than the purported 180 win streak "claim."

Ric: Ric moved page Human:24150 to Hal Bagwell

2019-12-01T04:09:10Z

Ric moved page Human:24150 to Hal Bagwell

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Davidepstein at 01:33, 1 December 2019

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	<boxer>24150</boxer>		<boxer>24150</boxer>

Rockyjones at 04:27, 21 December 2014

2014-12-21T04:27:35Z

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	Even the ''Guinness Book of World Records'' listed Bagwell for years as the record holder for most consecutive wins.		Even the ''Guinness Book of World Records'' listed Bagwell for years as the record holder for most consecutive wins.

	A number of credible boxing sources in the years after the war described Hal Bagwell's wartime record as 'sketchy'. If Bagwell did win 180 fights in a row at one point, then many bouts are undocumented and missing. That being the case, Bagwell's win, loss and draw record during World War II is unconfirmed and unproven. BoxRec lists Bagwell's verified sanctioned pro bouts. 100-5-8 is a lot less than the purported win streak 'claim'.		A number of credible boxing sources in the years after the war described Hal Bagwell's wartime record as 'sketchy'. If Bagwell did win 180 fights in a row at one point, then many bouts are undocumented and missing. That being the case, Bagwell's win, loss and draw record during World War II is unconfirmed and unproven. BoxRec lists Bagwell's verified sanctioned pro bouts. 100-5-8 is a lot less than the purported 180 win streak 'claim'.

Rockyjones at 04:27, 21 December 2014

2014-12-21T04:27:06Z

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	Even the ''Guinness Book of World Records'' listed Bagwell for years as the record holder for most consecutive wins.		Even the ''Guinness Book of World Records'' listed Bagwell for years as the record holder for most consecutive wins.

	A number of credible boxing sources in the years after the war described Hal Bagwell's wartime record as 'sketchy'. If Bagwell did win 180 fights in a row at one point, then many bouts are undocumented and missing. That being the case, Bagwell's win, loss and draw record during World War II is unconfirmed and unproven. BoxRec lists Bagwell's verified sanctioned pro bouts ~~which took place~~. 100-5 is a lot less than the purported win streak 'claim'.		A number of credible boxing sources in the years after the war described Hal Bagwell's wartime record as 'sketchy'. If Bagwell did win 180 fights in a row at one point, then many bouts are undocumented and missing. That being the case, Bagwell's win, loss and draw record during World War II is unconfirmed and unproven. BoxRec lists Bagwell's verified sanctioned pro bouts. 100-5-8 is a lot less than the purported win streak 'claim'.

Rockyjones: /* Career Review */

2014-12-21T04:26:15Z

Career Review

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	Even the ''Guinness Book of World Records'' listed Bagwell for years as the record holder for most consecutive wins.		Even the ''Guinness Book of World Records'' listed Bagwell for years as the record holder for most consecutive wins.

	A number of credible boxing sources in the years after the war described Hal Bagwell's wartime record as 'sketchy'. If Bagwell did win 180 fights in a row at one point, then many bouts are undocumented and missing. That being the case, Bagwell's win, loss and draw record during World War II. is unconfirmed and unproven. ~~The~~ BoxRec lists Bagwell's verified sanctioned pro bouts which took place. 100-5 is a lot less than the purported win streak 'claim'.		A number of credible boxing sources in the years after the war described Hal Bagwell's wartime record as 'sketchy'. If Bagwell did win 180 fights in a row at one point, then many bouts are undocumented and missing. That being the case, Bagwell's win, loss and draw record during World War II is unconfirmed and unproven. BoxRec lists Bagwell's verified sanctioned pro bouts which took place. 100-5 is a lot less than the purported win streak 'claim'.

Rockyjones at 04:24, 21 December 2014

2014-12-21T04:24:58Z

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	The ''Ring Record Book'' listed Bagwell as number 1 on their all time list of most consecutive wins. From 1938-1948, Bagwell was credited with posting a 180-0 winning streak. However, in recent years there seems to be some doubts as to this winning run.		The ''Ring Record Book'' listed Bagwell as number 1 on their all time list of most consecutive wins. From 1938-1948, Bagwell was credited with posting a 180-0 winning streak. However, in recent years there seems to be some doubts as to this winning run.

	Even the ''~~Guiness~~ Book of World Records'' listed Bagwell for years as the record holder for most consecutive wins.		Even the ''Guinness Book of World Records'' listed Bagwell for years as the record holder for most consecutive wins.

			A number of credible boxing sources in the years after the war described Hal Bagwell's wartime record as 'sketchy'. If Bagwell did win 180 fights in a row at one point, then many bouts are undocumented and missing. That being the case, Bagwell's win, loss and draw record during World War II. is unconfirmed and unproven. The BoxRec lists Bagwell's verified sanctioned pro bouts which took place. 100-5 is a lot less than the purported win streak 'claim'.

Alex: Removed 'club-fighter' comment - this is both inaccurate and insulting to a very good fighter.

2012-01-08T22:10:06Z

Removed 'club-fighter' comment - this is both inaccurate and insulting to a very good fighter.

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	==Career Review==		==Career Review==

	Hal Bagwell was ~~a club-fighter in England who~~ for years ~~was~~ credited with the longest winning streak in boxing history.		Hal Bagwell was for years credited with the longest winning streak in boxing history.

	The ''Ring Record Book'' listed Bagwell as number 1 on their all time list of most consecutive wins. From 1938-1948, Bagwell was credited with posting a 180-0 winning streak. However, in recent years there seems to be some doubts as to this winning run.		The ''Ring Record Book'' listed Bagwell as number 1 on their all time list of most consecutive wins. From 1938-1948, Bagwell was credited with posting a 180-0 winning streak. However, in recent years there seems to be some doubts as to this winning run.

	Even the ''Guiness Book of World Records'' listed Bagwell for years as the record holder for most consecutive wins.		Even the ''Guiness Book of World Records'' listed Bagwell for years as the record holder for most consecutive wins.

John: Boxer:Hal Bagwell:24150 moved to Human:24150: Pagemove by bot

2007-08-17T22:11:48Z

Boxer:Hal Bagwell:24150 moved to Human:24150: Pagemove by bot

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<boxer>24150</boxer>

==Career Review==

Hal Bagwell was a club-fighter in England who for years was credited with the longest winning streak in boxing history.

The ''Ring Record Book'' listed Bagwell as number 1 on their all time list of most consecutive wins. From 1938-1948, Bagwell was credited with posting a 180-0 winning streak. However, in recent years there seems to be some doubts as to this winning run.

Even the ''Guiness Book of World Records'' listed Bagwell for years as the record holder for most consecutive wins.