Iron Bux - Revision history

Wouter at 14:49, 23 December 2023

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	'''Iron Bux''' was a Hindu who started his boxing career in Hong Kong. "Bux" was his family name and "Iron" was a nickname derived from his endurance and success in the ring.		'''Iron Bux''' was a Hindu who started his boxing career in Hong Kong. "Bux" was his family name and "Iron" was a nickname derived from his endurance and success in the ring.

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Ric at 02:14, 8 June 2012

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	Iron Bux was a Hindu who started his boxing career in Hong Kong. "Bux" was his family name and "Iron" was a nickname derived from his endurance and success in the ring.		<human>158588</human>
			'''Iron Bux''' was a Hindu who started his boxing career in Hong Kong. "Bux" was his family name and "Iron" was a nickname derived from his endurance and success in the ring.

	Apparently Bux had a few bouts before going to Manilla, Philippines, which was the chief center of boxing in the Orient at that time. Thereafter, most of his boxing was done in Manila and nearby locations. Occasionally he would return to Hong Kong to visit relatives, but he found little opportunity there to extend his career.		Apparently Bux had a few bouts before going to Manilla, Philippines, which was the chief center of boxing in the Orient at that time. Thereafter, most of his boxing was done in Manila and nearby locations. Occasionally he would return to Hong Kong to visit relatives, but he found little opportunity there to extend his career.

	Bux held, at different times, the featherweight and lightweight titles of the Orient, and fought for the Oriental welterweight championship. Oriental titles were an invention of Manila promoters, and for many years the Orient title fights rarely occurred outside Manila. It should be noted that non-Orientals often held Oriental titles, mainly including American servicemen based in the Philippines and visiting Australians.		Bux held, at different times, the featherweight and lightweight titles of the Orient, and fought for the Oriental welterweight championship. Oriental titles were an invention of Manila promoters, and for many years the Orient title fights rarely occurred outside Manila. It should be noted that non-Orientals often held Oriental titles, mainly including American servicemen based in the Philippines and visiting Australians.

Luckett at 00:07, 8 June 2012

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	Apparently Bux had a few bouts before going to Manilla, Philippines, which was the chief center of boxing in the Orient at that time. Thereafter, most of his boxing was done in Manila and nearby locations. Occasionally he would return to Hong Kong to visit relatives, but he found little opportunity there to extend his career.		Apparently Bux had a few bouts before going to Manilla, Philippines, which was the chief center of boxing in the Orient at that time. Thereafter, most of his boxing was done in Manila and nearby locations. Occasionally he would return to Hong Kong to visit relatives, but he found little opportunity there to extend his career.

	Bux held, at different times, the featherweight, lightweight, and welterweight ~~championships of the Orient~~. Oriental titles were an invention of Manila promoters, and for many years the Orient title fights rarely occurred outside Manila. It should be noted that non-Orientals often held Oriental titles, mainly including American servicemen based in the Philippines and visiting Australians.		Bux held, at different times, the featherweight and lightweight titles of the Orient, and fought for the Oriental welterweight championship. Oriental titles were an invention of Manila promoters, and for many years the Orient title fights rarely occurred outside Manila. It should be noted that non-Orientals often held Oriental titles, mainly including American servicemen based in the Philippines and visiting Australians.

Luckett at 00:04, 8 June 2012

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	Apparently Bux had a few bouts before going to Manilla, Philippines, which was the chief center of boxing in the Orient at that time. Thereafter, most of his boxing was done in Manila and nearby locations. Occasionally he would return to Hong Kong to visit relatives, but he found little opportunity there to extend his career.		Apparently Bux had a few bouts before going to Manilla, Philippines, which was the chief center of boxing in the Orient at that time. Thereafter, most of his boxing was done in Manila and nearby locations. Occasionally he would return to Hong Kong to visit relatives, but he found little opportunity there to extend his career.

	Bux held, at different times, the featherweight, lightweight, and welterweight championships of the Orient. Oriental titles were an invention of Manila promoters, and for many years the Orient ~~titles~~ rarely occurred outside Manila. It should be noted that non-Orientals often held Oriental titles, mainly including American servicemen based in the Philippines and visiting Australians.		Bux held, at different times, the featherweight, lightweight, and welterweight championships of the Orient. Oriental titles were an invention of Manila promoters, and for many years the Orient title fights rarely occurred outside Manila. It should be noted that non-Orientals often held Oriental titles, mainly including American servicemen based in the Philippines and visiting Australians.

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Iron Bux was a Hindu who started his boxing career in Hong Kong. "Bux" was his family name and "Iron" was a nickname derived from his endurance and success in the ring.

Apparently Bux had a few bouts before going to Manilla, Philippines, which was the chief center of boxing in the Orient at that time. Thereafter, most of his boxing was done in Manila and nearby locations. Occasionally he would return to Hong Kong to visit relatives, but he found little opportunity there to extend his career.

Bux held, at different times, the featherweight, lightweight, and welterweight championships of the Orient. Oriental titles were an invention of Manila promoters, and for many years the Orient titles rarely occurred outside Manila. It should be noted that non-Orientals often held Oriental titles, mainly including American servicemen based in the Philippines and visiting Australians.