Harold Volbrecht - Revision history

Dale Howes at 07:49, 2 September 2025

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Dale Howes at 07:48, 2 September 2025

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Slugger at 22:08, 12 April 2013

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	Volbrecht was a Welterweight contender during the 1980s, unsuccessfully challenging for the WBA Welterweight title twice. Losing via knockout to [[Pipino Cuevas]] in 1980, and [[Mark Breland]] in 1987, for the vacant title. Volbrecht had initially been the mandatory challenger for then undisputed Welterweight champion [[Lloyd Honeyghan]]. Honeyghan however, refused to face Volbrecht in South Africa in protest against the apartheid regime, as mandated by the [[WBA]], and was stripped of his title.		Volbrecht was a Welterweight contender during the 1980s, unsuccessfully challenging for the WBA Welterweight title twice. Losing via knockout to [[Pipino Cuevas]] in 1980, and [[Mark Breland]] in 1987, for the vacant title. Volbrecht had initially been the mandatory challenger for then undisputed Welterweight champion [[Lloyd Honeyghan]]. Honeyghan however, refused to face Volbrecht in South Africa in protest against the apartheid regime, as mandated by the [[WBA]], and was stripped of his title.
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	~~'''[[:Category:Harold Volbrecht Gallery\|Harold Volbrecht Gallery]]'''<BR>~~

	== Trainer ==		== Trainer ==
			Volbrecht is currently a trainer in South Africa and has trained:
	Volbrecht is currently a trainer in South Africa and has trained ~~...~~
	*[[Sebastiaan Rothmann]]		*[[Sebastiaan Rothmann]]
	*[[Thomas Oosthuizen]]		*[[Thomas Oosthuizen]]
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Michael: spelling correction, link

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	Volbrecht was a Welterweight contender during the 1980s, unsuccessfully ~~challengig~~ for the WBA Welterweight title twice. Losing via knockout to Pipino Cuevas in 1980, and Mark Breland in 1987, for the vacant title. Volbrecht had initially been the mandatory challenger for then undisputed Welterweight champion Lloyd Honeyghan. Honeyghan however, refused to face Volbrecht in South Africa in protest against the apartheid regime, as mandated by the WBA, and was stripped of his title.		Volbrecht was a Welterweight contender during the 1980s, unsuccessfully challenging for the WBA Welterweight title twice. Losing via knockout to [[Pipino Cuevas]] in 1980, and [[Mark Breland]] in 1987, for the vacant title. Volbrecht had initially been the mandatory challenger for then undisputed Welterweight champion [[Lloyd Honeyghan]]. Honeyghan however, refused to face Volbrecht in South Africa in protest against the apartheid regime, as mandated by the [[WBA]], and was stripped of his title.
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Michael at 22:39, 30 January 2012

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	Volbrecht was a Welterweight contender during the 1980s, unsuccessfully challengig for the WBA Welterweight title twice. Losing via knockout to Pipino Cuevas in 1980, and Mark Breland in 1987, for the vacant title. Volbrecht had initially been the mandatory challenger for then undisputed Welterweight champion Lloyd Honeyghan. Honeyghan however, refused to face Volbrecht in South Africa in protest against the apartheid regime, as mandated by the WBA, and was stripped of his title.		Volbrecht was a Welterweight contender during the 1980s, unsuccessfully challengig for the WBA Welterweight title twice. Losing via knockout to Pipino Cuevas in 1980, and Mark Breland in 1987, for the vacant title. Volbrecht had initially been the mandatory challenger for then undisputed Welterweight champion Lloyd Honeyghan. Honeyghan however, refused to face Volbrecht in South Africa in protest against the apartheid regime, as mandated by the WBA, and was stripped of his title.
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			'''[[:Category:Harold Volbrecht Gallery\|Harold Volbrecht Gallery]]'''<BR>

	== Trainer ==		== Trainer ==

Michael at 22:37, 30 January 2012

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	Volbrecht was a Welterweight contender during the 1980s, unsuccessfully challengig for the WBA Welterweight title twice. Losing via knockout to Pipino Cuevas in 1980, and Mark Breland in 1987, for the vacant title. Volbrecht had initially been the mandatory challenger for then undisputed Welterweight champion Lloyd Honeyghan. Honeyghan however, refused to face Volbrecht in South Africa in protest against the apartheid regime, as mandated by the WBA, and was stripped of his title.		Volbrecht was a Welterweight contender during the 1980s, unsuccessfully challengig for the WBA Welterweight title twice. Losing via knockout to Pipino Cuevas in 1980, and Mark Breland in 1987, for the vacant title. Volbrecht had initially been the mandatory challenger for then undisputed Welterweight champion Lloyd Honeyghan. Honeyghan however, refused to face Volbrecht in South Africa in protest against the apartheid regime, as mandated by the WBA, and was stripped of his title.

	~~[[File:Harold-volbrecht-ph.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Volbrecht in gym]]~~

	== Trainer ==		== Trainer ==

John at 13:14, 29 August 2011

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	== Trainer ==		== Trainer ==

	Volbrecht is currently a trainer in South Africa and has trained"		Volbrecht is currently a trainer in South Africa and has trained ...
			*[[Sebastiaan Rothmann]]
	[[Sebastiaan Rothmann]]~~<br>~~		*[[Thomas Oosthuizen]]
	[[Thomas Oosthuizen]]~~<br>~~		*[[Flo Simba]]
	[[Flo Simba]]~~<br>~~		*[[Zack Mwekassa]]
	[[Zack Mwekassa]]~~<br>~~		*[[Johnny Muller]]
	[[Johnny Muller]]

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Michael at 22:27, 29 April 2011

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	Volbrecht was a Welterweight contender during the 1980s, unsuccessfully challengig for the WBA Welterweight title twice. Losing via knockout to Pipino Cuevas in 1980, and Mark Breland in 1987, for the vacant title. Volbrecht had initially been the mandatory challenger for then undisputed Welterweight champion Lloyd Honeyghan. Honeyghan however, refused to face Volbrecht in South Africa in protest against the apartheid regime, as mandated by the WBA, and was stripped of his title.		Volbrecht was a Welterweight contender during the 1980s, unsuccessfully challengig for the WBA Welterweight title twice. Losing via knockout to Pipino Cuevas in 1980, and Mark Breland in 1987, for the vacant title. Volbrecht had initially been the mandatory challenger for then undisputed Welterweight champion Lloyd Honeyghan. Honeyghan however, refused to face Volbrecht in South Africa in protest against the apartheid regime, as mandated by the WBA, and was stripped of his title.

			[[File:Harold-volbrecht-ph.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Volbrecht in gym]]

	== Trainer ==		== Trainer ==

Sweetscientist at 15:38, 24 April 2011

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	Volbrecht was a Welterweight contender during the 1980s, unsuccessfully challengig for the WBA Welterweight title twice. Losing via knockout to Pipino Cuevas in 1980, and Mark Breland in 1987, for the vacant title. Volbrecht had initially been the mandatory challenger for then undisputed Welterweight champion Lloyd Honeyghan. Honeyghan however, refused to face Volbrecht in South Africa in protest against the apartheid regime, as mandated by the WBA, and was stripped of his title.		Volbrecht was a Welterweight contender during the 1980s, unsuccessfully challengig for the WBA Welterweight title twice. Losing via knockout to Pipino Cuevas in 1980, and Mark Breland in 1987, for the vacant title. Volbrecht had initially been the mandatory challenger for then undisputed Welterweight champion Lloyd Honeyghan. Honeyghan however, refused to face Volbrecht in South Africa in protest against the apartheid regime, as mandated by the WBA, and was stripped of his title.

	Volbrecht is currently a trainer in South Africa and has trained [[Sebastiaan Rothmann]] ~~and is also the trainer od~~ [[Thomas Oosthuizen]]		== Trainer ==

			Volbrecht is currently a trainer in South Africa and has trained"

			[[Sebastiaan Rothmann]]<br>
			[[Thomas Oosthuizen]]<br>
			[[Flo Simba]]<br>
			[[Zack Mwekassa]]<br>
			[[Johnny Muller]]

	[[Category:Trainers\|Volbrecht, Harold]]		[[Category:Trainers\|Volbrecht, Harold]]

Maart at 13:43, 19 May 2010

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	Volbrecht was a Welterweight contender during the 1980s, unsuccessfully challengig for the WBA Welterweight title twice. Losing via knockout to Pipino Cuevas in 1980, and Mark Breland in 1987, for the vacant title. Volbrecht had initially been the mandatory challenger for then undisputed Welterweight champion Lloyd Honeyghan. Honeyghan however, refused to face Volbrecht in South Africa in protest against the apartheid regime, as mandated by the WBA, and was stripped of his title.		Volbrecht was a Welterweight contender during the 1980s, unsuccessfully challengig for the WBA Welterweight title twice. Losing via knockout to Pipino Cuevas in 1980, and Mark Breland in 1987, for the vacant title. Volbrecht had initially been the mandatory challenger for then undisputed Welterweight champion Lloyd Honeyghan. Honeyghan however, refused to face Volbrecht in South Africa in protest against the apartheid regime, as mandated by the WBA, and was stripped of his title.

	Volbrecht is currently a trainer in South Africa and has trained [[Sebastiaan Rothmann]]		Volbrecht is currently a trainer in South Africa and has trained [[Sebastiaan Rothmann]] and is also the trainer od [[Thomas Oosthuizen]]

	[[Category:Trainers\|Volbrecht, Harold]]		[[Category:Trainers\|Volbrecht, Harold]]