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John: Boxer:Sammy Fuller:009435 moved to Human:9435: Pagemove by bot

2007-08-18T09:13:46Z

Boxer:Sammy Fuller:009435 moved to Human:9435: Pagemove by bot

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Fosho at 22:04, 2 May 2006

2006-05-02T22:04:24Z

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	~~<boxer>009435</boxer>~~		#redirect [[Sammy Fuller]]
	~~Fuller claimed the World Light Welterweight title, by virtue of his May 20, 1932 12-round split decision victory over~~ [[Jackie "Kid" Berg]]. However, Berg had lost recognition in most peoples eyes on April 24, 1931, when he was knocked out by [[Tony Canzoneri]] in the 3rd round. Fuller's claim, came from the fact that Canzoneri, who defended his Lightweight title in the bout, had weighed in under the Lightweight limit of 135 pounds along with Berg. Thus, the theory became that Berg's Light Welterweight title was not really on the line. Fuller~~'s claim to the title was ended completely when he lost to the generally recognized World Light Welterweight champion [[Barney Ross]] on November 17, 1933.~~

	~~Described by the New York Times prior to his fight with [[Jimmy McLarnin]] as a "sturdy aggressive battler who punches well with either hands". Later trained Middleweight contender [[Joe DeNucci]].~~

	~~[[Category:Trainers\|Fuller, Sammy~~]]

Matt: typo

2006-01-05T17:43:03Z

typo

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	Fuller claimed the World Light Welterweight title, by virtue of his May 20, 1932 12-round split decision victory over [[Jackie "Kid" Berg]]. However, Berg had lost recognition in most peoples eyes on April 24, 1931, when he was knocked out by [[Tony ~~Canzneri~~]] in the 3rd round. Fuller's claim, came from the fact that Canzoneri, who defended his Lightweight title in the bout, had weighed in under the Lightweight limit of 135 pounds along with Berg. Thus, the theory became that Berg's Light Welterweight title was not really on the line. Fuller's claim to the title was ended completely when he lost to the generally recognized World Light Welterweight champion [[Barney Ross]] on November 17, 1933.		Fuller claimed the World Light Welterweight title, by virtue of his May 20, 1932 12-round split decision victory over [[Jackie "Kid" Berg]]. However, Berg had lost recognition in most peoples eyes on April 24, 1931, when he was knocked out by [[Tony Canzoneri]] in the 3rd round. Fuller's claim, came from the fact that Canzoneri, who defended his Lightweight title in the bout, had weighed in under the Lightweight limit of 135 pounds along with Berg. Thus, the theory became that Berg's Light Welterweight title was not really on the line. Fuller's claim to the title was ended completely when he lost to the generally recognized World Light Welterweight champion [[Barney Ross]] on November 17, 1933.

	Described by the New York Times prior to his fight with [[Jimmy McLarnin]] as a "sturdy aggressive battler who punches well with either hands". Later trained Middleweight contender [[Joe DeNucci]].		Described by the New York Times prior to his fight with [[Jimmy McLarnin]] as a "sturdy aggressive battler who punches well with either hands". Later trained Middleweight contender [[Joe DeNucci]].

	[[Category:Trainers\|Fuller, Sammy]]		[[Category:Trainers\|Fuller, Sammy]]

Matt: added bit about title claim

2006-01-05T17:42:49Z

added bit about title claim

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			Fuller claimed the World Light Welterweight title, by virtue of his May 20, 1932 12-round split decision victory over [[Jackie "Kid" Berg]]. However, Berg had lost recognition in most peoples eyes on April 24, 1931, when he was knocked out by [[Tony Canzneri]] in the 3rd round. Fuller's claim, came from the fact that Canzoneri, who defended his Lightweight title in the bout, had weighed in under the Lightweight limit of 135 pounds along with Berg. Thus, the theory became that Berg's Light Welterweight title was not really on the line. Fuller's claim to the title was ended completely when he lost to the generally recognized World Light Welterweight champion [[Barney Ross]] on November 17, 1933.

	Described by the New York Times prior to his fight with [[Jimmy McLarnin]] as a "sturdy aggressive battler who punches well with either hands". Later trained Middleweight contender [[Joe DeNucci]].		Described by the New York Times prior to his fight with [[Jimmy McLarnin]] as a "sturdy aggressive battler who punches well with either hands". Later trained Middleweight contender [[Joe DeNucci]].

	[[Category:Trainers\|Fuller, Sammy]]		[[Category:Trainers\|Fuller, Sammy]]

John at 16:28, 5 January 2006

2006-01-05T16:28:41Z

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	Described by the New York Times prior to his fight with Jimmy McLarnin as a "sturdy aggressive battler who punches well with either hands". Later trained Middleweight contender Joe DeNucci.		Described by the New York Times prior to his fight with [[Jimmy McLarnin]] as a "sturdy aggressive battler who punches well with either hands". Later trained Middleweight contender [[Joe DeNucci]].

	[[Category:Trainers\|Fuller, Sammy]]		[[Category:Trainers\|Fuller, Sammy]]

Matt at 21:08, 11 November 2005

2005-11-11T21:08:55Z

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			[[Category:Trainers\|Fuller, Sammy]]

Sid schneck at 14:34, 26 May 2005

2005-05-26T14:34:17Z

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Sid schneck at 14:33, 26 May 2005

2005-05-26T14:33:56Z

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Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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Described by the New York Times prior to his fight with Jimmy McLarnin as a "sturdy aggressive battler who punches well with either hands".