Henry Tiller - Revision history

John at 21:20, 19 April 2021

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	'''Henry Tiller''' is considered the best middleweight boxer Norway has produced to date. His career started in 1931, when he became Norwegian junior lightweight champion at the age of 17. He rapidly grew to middleweight, where he became Norwegian champion in 1935, '36, '37, '38 & '40, before World War II put a halt to any further championships.		'''Henry Tiller''' is considered the best middleweight boxer Norway has produced to date. His career started in 1931, when he became Norwegian junior lightweight champion at the age of 17. He rapidly grew to middleweight, where he became Norwegian champion in 1935, '36, '37, '38 & '40, before World War II put a halt to any further championships.

	He fought in ten international championships, winning eight. Among his biggest accomplishments is his silver medal from the 1936 Olympics in Berlin, when he defeated Edward Peltz (RSA), Richard Shrimpton (GBR)--and the two favorites Adolf Baumgarten (GER) and Henry Chmielewski (POL)--before being defeated by [[Jean Despeaux]](FRA) in the final. Later that same year Tiller met Despeaux in two international championships in Trondheim and Oslo - both times defeating him.		He fought in ten international championships, winning eight. Among his biggest accomplishments is his silver medal from the 1936 Olympics in Berlin, when he defeated [[Edward Peltz]] (RSA), [[Richard Shrimpton]] (GBR)--and the two favorites [[Adolf Baumgarten]] (GER) and Henry Chmielewski (POL)--before being defeated by [[Jean Despeaux]](FRA) in the final. Later that same year Tiller met Despeaux in two international championships in Trondheim and Oslo - both times defeating him.

	In 1938 Tiller became the only Norwegian boxer to become the English champion in middleweight, winning a clear victory over the English champion at the time, David Peck.		In 1938 Tiller became the only Norwegian boxer to become the English champion in middleweight, winning a clear victory over the English champion at the time, David Peck.

Ric at 01:47, 27 July 2012

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	'''Henry Tiller''' is considered the best middleweight boxer Norway has produced to date. His career started in 1931, when he became Norwegian junior lightweight champion at the age of 17. He rapidly grew to middleweight, where he became Norwegian champion in 1935, 36, 37, 38 & 40, before ~~the second world war~~ put a halt to further championships.		'''Henry Tiller''' is considered the best middleweight boxer Norway has produced to date. His career started in 1931, when he became Norwegian junior lightweight champion at the age of 17. He rapidly grew to middleweight, where he became Norwegian champion in 1935, '36, '37, '38 & '40, before World War II put a halt to any further championships.

	He fought in ten international championships, ~~and won~~ eight. Among his biggest accomplishments is his silver medal from the 1936 Olympics in Berlin~~. Where~~ he defeated Edward Peltz (RSA), Richard Shrimpton (GBR), the two ~~favourites~~ Adolf Baumgarten (GER), and Henry Chmielewski (POL), before being defeated by [[Jean Despeaux]](FRA) in the final. Later that same year Tiller met Despeaux in two international championships in Trondheim and Oslo - both times defeating him.		He fought in ten international championships, winning eight. Among his biggest accomplishments is his silver medal from the 1936 Olympics in Berlin, when he defeated Edward Peltz (RSA), Richard Shrimpton (GBR)--and the two favorites Adolf Baumgarten (GER) and Henry Chmielewski (POL)--before being defeated by [[Jean Despeaux]](FRA) in the final. Later that same year Tiller met Despeaux in two international championships in Trondheim and Oslo - both times defeating him.

	In 1938 Tiller became the only Norwegian boxer to become English champion in middleweight, winning a clear victory over the English champion at the time, David Peck.		In 1938 Tiller became the only Norwegian boxer to become the English champion in middleweight, winning a clear victory over the English champion at the time, David Peck.

	Tiller wrote an autobiography called 'Ringen Klar', published by Aschehoug in 1941.		Tiller wrote an autobiography called 'Ringen Klar', published by Aschehoug in 1941.

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	[[~~file~~:~~NilsenEtc~~.~~JPG~~\|left\|~~Norway's 1936 Olympic Games Boxing Team, with Erling Nilsen, ? Andreassen, Berg Hansen, Henry Tiller, ? Haugen, and Jarl Johnsen~~]]		[[File:Henry Tiller.jpg\|left\|thumb\|300px]]
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	~~<small>Norway's 1936 Olympic Games Boxing Team, with~~ [[~~Erling Nilsen]], [[Rudolf Andreassen]], [[Asbj?rn Berg-Hansen]], [[Henry Tiller]~~]~~, [[Ragnar Haugen~~]~~], and [[Jarl Johnsen]].</small>~~

			'''Henry Tiller''' is considered the best middleweight boxer Norway has produced to date. His career started in 1931, when he became Norwegian junior lightweight champion at the age of 17. He rapidly grew to middleweight, where he became Norwegian champion in 1935, 36, 37, 38 & 40, before the second world war put a halt to further championships.
	~~Club: B.K. 1930<br>~~
	~~Amateur & professional middleweight boxer<br>~~

	Henry Tiller is considered the best middleweight boxer Norway has produced ~~so far~~. His career started in 1931, when he became Norwegian junior lightweight champion at the age of 17. He rapidly grew to middleweight, where he became Norwegian champion in 1935, 36, 37, 38 & 40, before the second world war put a halt to further championships.

	He fought in ten international championships, and won eight. Among his biggest accomplishments is his silver medal from the 1936 Olympics in Berlin. Where he defeated Edward Peltz (RSA), Richard Shrimpton (GBR), the two favourites Adolf Baumgarten (GER), and Henry Chmielewski (POL), before being defeated by [[Jean Despeaux]](FRA) in the final. Later that same year Tiller met Despeaux in two international championships in Trondheim and Oslo - both times defeating him.		He fought in ten international championships, and won eight. Among his biggest accomplishments is his silver medal from the 1936 Olympics in Berlin. Where he defeated Edward Peltz (RSA), Richard Shrimpton (GBR), the two favourites Adolf Baumgarten (GER), and Henry Chmielewski (POL), before being defeated by [[Jean Despeaux]](FRA) in the final. Later that same year Tiller met Despeaux in two international championships in Trondheim and Oslo - both times defeating him.
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	Tiller fought 158 amateur bouts. Of these he lost 22 & tied on 1.		Tiller fought 158 amateur bouts. Of these he lost 22 & tied on 1.

			Club: B.K. 1930<br>
			Amateur & professional middleweight boxer
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Matt at 23:33, 10 May 2010

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	<small>Norway's 1936 Olympic Games Boxing Team, with [[Erling Nilsen]], [[Rudolf Andreassen]], [[~~Asbj�rn~~ Berg-Hansen]], [[Henry Tiller]], [[Ragnar Haugen]], and [[Jarl Johnsen]].</small>		<small>Norway's 1936 Olympic Games Boxing Team, with [[Erling Nilsen]], [[Rudolf Andreassen]], [[Asbj?rn Berg-Hansen]], [[Henry Tiller]], [[Ragnar Haugen]], and [[Jarl Johnsen]].</small>


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	Tiller fought 158 amateur bouts. Of these he lost 22 & tied on 1.		Tiller fought 158 amateur bouts. Of these he lost 22 & tied on 1.

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	<small>Norway's 1936 Olympic Games Boxing Team, with [[Erling Nilsen]], Rudolf Andreassen, [[Asbj�rn Berg-Hansen]], [[Henry Tiller]], Ragnar Haugen, and [[Jarl Johnsen]].</small>		<small>Norway's 1936 Olympic Games Boxing Team, with [[Erling Nilsen]], [[Rudolf Andreassen]], [[Asbj�rn Berg-Hansen]], [[Henry Tiller]], [[Ragnar Haugen]], and [[Jarl Johnsen]].</small>

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	Henry Tiller is considered the best middleweight boxer Norway has produced so far. His career started in 1931, when he became Norwegian junior lightweight champion at the age of 17. He rapidly grew to middleweight, where he became Norwegian champion in 1935, 36, 37, 38 & 40, before the second world war put a halt to further championships.		Henry Tiller is considered the best middleweight boxer Norway has produced so far. His career started in 1931, when he became Norwegian junior lightweight champion at the age of 17. He rapidly grew to middleweight, where he became Norwegian champion in 1935, 36, 37, 38 & 40, before the second world war put a halt to further championships.

	He fought in ten international championships, and won eight. Among his biggest accomplishments is his silver medal from the 1936 Olympics in Berlin. Where he defeated Edward Peltz (RSA), Richard Shrimpton (GBR), the two favourites Adolf Baumgarten (GER), and Henry Chmielewski (POL), before being defeated by Jean ~~Despeuax~~ (FRA) in the final. Later that same year Tiller met ~~Despaux~~ in two		He fought in ten international championships, and won eight. Among his biggest accomplishments is his silver medal from the 1936 Olympics in Berlin. Where he defeated Edward Peltz (RSA), Richard Shrimpton (GBR), the two favourites Adolf Baumgarten (GER), and Henry Chmielewski (POL), before being defeated by [[Jean Despeaux]](FRA) in the final. Later that same year Tiller met Despeaux in two international championships in Trondheim and Oslo - both times defeating him.
	international championships in Trondheim and Oslo - both times defeating him.

	In 1938 Tiller became the only Norwegian boxer to become English champion in middleweight, winning a clear victory over the English champion at the time, David Peck.		In 1938 Tiller became the only Norwegian boxer to become English champion in middleweight, winning a clear victory over the English champion at the time, David Peck.

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	[[Category:Norwegian Olympians\|Tiller, Henry]]		[[Category:Norwegian Olympians\|Tiller, Henry]]