Irwin Axelrod - Revision history

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	*'''Trainer:''' [[Sully Emmett]]		*'''Trainer:''' [[Sully Emmett]]

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	*'''Height:''' 5 feet 10 inches.		*'''Height:''' 5 feet 10 inches.
	*'''Stance:''' Southpaw		*'''Stance:''' Southpaw

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

	~~===The early 70s===~~

	'''Irwin "Eddie" Axelrod''' was a colorful middleweight club-fighter who fought on Miami Beach during the 1970s.		'''Irwin "Eddie" Axelrod''' was a colorful middleweight club-fighter who fought on Miami Beach during the 1970s.

	Axelrod was a U.S. military veteran during the Viet-Nam War and reportedly lived in Israel for a period of time. In 1972, he moved to South Florida and decided at the age of 33 to become a professional boxer.		Axelrod was a U.S. military veteran during the Viet-Nam War and reportedly lived in Israel for a period of time. In 1972, he moved to South Florida and decided at the age of 33 to become a professional boxer.

	~~===5th Street Gym and Sully===~~

	He started training at the famed [[5th Street Gym]] on 5th Street and Washington Avenue on South Beach. Axelrod was a muscular 155 pounder, with a lean build and powerful arms. He trained under the well-known [[Sully Emmett]].		He started training at the famed [[5th Street Gym]] on 5th Street and Washington Avenue on South Beach. Axelrod was a muscular 155 pounder, with a lean build and powerful arms. He trained under the well-known [[Sully Emmett]].

	~~===The pro===~~

	Axelrod was a stand-up boxer with a good jab and a hard punch. However, if he couldn't knockout his opponent after two rounds, then he usually fell apart. Normally he built up an early points lead, only to tire and then get stopped.		Axelrod was a stand-up boxer with a good jab and a hard punch. However, if he couldn't knockout his opponent after two rounds, then he usually fell apart. Normally he built up an early points lead, only to tire and then get stopped.
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	Between fights, Irwin was a fixture at the ''Miami Beach Chess Club'' on 21st Street and Washington Avenue, and the ''Lincoln Road Mall'' on ''South Beach''.		Between fights, Irwin was a fixture at the ''Miami Beach Chess Club'' on 21st Street and Washington Avenue, and the ''Lincoln Road Mall'' on ''South Beach''.

	~~===The comeback===~~

	On December 10, 1975, in Miami Beach, Axelrod launched a comeback, and in his first fight back, scored a one-punch first-round knockout over [[George Harris]].		On December 10, 1975, in Miami Beach, Axelrod launched a comeback, and in his first fight back, scored a one-punch first-round knockout over [[George Harris]].

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

			===The early 70s===

	'''Irwin "Eddie" Axelrod''' was a colorful middleweight club-fighter who fought on Miami Beach during the 1970s.		'''Irwin "Eddie" Axelrod''' was a colorful middleweight club-fighter who fought on Miami Beach during the 1970s.

	Axelrod was a U.S. military veteran during the Viet-Nam War and reportedly lived in Israel for a period of time. In 1972, he moved to South Florida and decided at the age of 33 to become a professional boxer.		Axelrod was a U.S. military veteran during the Viet-Nam War and reportedly lived in Israel for a period of time. In 1972, he moved to South Florida and decided at the age of 33 to become a professional boxer.

			===5th Street Gym and Sully===

	He started training at the famed [[5th Street Gym]] on 5th Street and Washington Avenue on South Beach. Axelrod was a muscular 155 pounder, with a lean build and powerful arms. He trained under the well-known [[Sully Emmett]].		He started training at the famed [[5th Street Gym]] on 5th Street and Washington Avenue on South Beach. Axelrod was a muscular 155 pounder, with a lean build and powerful arms. He trained under the well-known [[Sully Emmett]].

			===The pro===

	Axelrod was a stand-up boxer with a good jab and a hard punch. However, if he couldn't knockout his opponent after two rounds, then he usually fell apart. Normally he built up an early points lead, only to tire and then get stopped.		Axelrod was a stand-up boxer with a good jab and a hard punch. However, if he couldn't knockout his opponent after two rounds, then he usually fell apart. Normally he built up an early points lead, only to tire and then get stopped.
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	Between fights, Irwin was a fixture at the ''Miami Beach Chess Club'' on 21st Street and Washington Avenue, and the ''Lincoln Road Mall'' on ''South Beach''.		Between fights, Irwin was a fixture at the ''Miami Beach Chess Club'' on 21st Street and Washington Avenue, and the ''Lincoln Road Mall'' on ''South Beach''.

			===The comeback===

	On December 10, 1975, in Miami Beach, Axelrod launched a comeback, and in his first fight back, scored a one-punch first-round knockout over [[George Harris]].		On December 10, 1975, in Miami Beach, Axelrod launched a comeback, and in his first fight back, scored a one-punch first-round knockout over [[George Harris]].

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	He started training at the famed [[5th Street Gym]] on 5th Street and Washington Avenue on South Beach. Axelrod was a muscular 155 pounder, with a lean build and powerful arms. He trained under the well-known [[Sully Emmett]].		He started training at the famed [[5th Street Gym]] on 5th Street and Washington Avenue on South Beach. Axelrod was a muscular 155 pounder, with a lean build and powerful arms. He trained under the well-known [[Sully Emmett]].

	Axelrod was a stand-up boxer with a good jab and a hard punch. However, if he couldn't knockout his opponent after two rounds, then he usually fell apart. Normally he built up an early points lead, only to tire and then get stopped. On March 13, 1973, Axelrod made his Miami Beach debut, against [[Mike Bombero]]. Axelrod was leading on points when he tired and was stopped in the third round. A month later, Axelrod was again winning on points, only to get stopped by [[Joe Eplett]]. 1973 turned into a dismal year for Axelrod; being TKO'd by Bombero in their rematch.		Axelrod was a stand-up boxer with a good jab and a hard punch. However, if he couldn't knockout his opponent after two rounds, then he usually fell apart. Normally he built up an early points lead, only to tire and then get stopped.

			On March 13, 1973, Axelrod made his Miami Beach debut, against [[Mike Bombero]]. Axelrod was leading on points when he tired and was stopped in the third round. A month later, Axelrod was again winning on points, only to get stopped by [[Joe Eplett]]. 1973 turned into a dismal year for Axelrod; being TKO'd by Bombero in their rematch.

	Promoter [[Chris Dundee]] usually used Axelrod in the closing four or six rounder of his fight cards. However, after his three consecutive losses, it was time for Irwin Axelrod to retire.		Promoter [[Chris Dundee]] usually used Axelrod in the closing four or six rounder of his fight cards. However, after his three consecutive losses, it was time for Irwin Axelrod to retire.

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	*'''Stance:''' Southpaw		*'''Stance:''' Southpaw
	*'''Weight:''' 155lbs.		*'''Weight:''' 155lbs.
	*'''Birthdate:''' ?/?/~~1941~~		*'''Birthdate:''' ?/?/1940

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	In 1976, Axelrod continued his winning streak with an upset decision over local favorite [[Rocky Pope]].		In 1976, Axelrod continued his winning streak with an upset decision over local favorite [[Rocky Pope]].

			After losing back-to-back disputed decisions to [[Mike Moracz]] and [[Miguel Morral]], Irwin Axelrod announced his retirement from boxing.

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			*'''Height:''' 5 feet 10 inches.
			*'''Stance:''' Southpaw
			*'''Weight:''' 155lbs.
			*'''Birthdate:''' ?/?/1941

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	He started training at the famed [[5th Street Gym]] on 5th Street and Washington Avenue on South Beach. Axelrod was a muscular 155 pounder, with a lean build and powerful arms. He trained under the well-known [[Sully Emmett]].		He started training at the famed [[5th Street Gym]] on 5th Street and Washington Avenue on South Beach. Axelrod was a muscular 155 pounder, with a lean build and powerful arms. He trained under the well-known [[Sully Emmett]].

	Axelrod was a stand-up boxer with a good jab and a hard punch. However, if he couldn't knockout his opponent after two rounds, then he usually fell apart. Normally he built up an early points lead, only to tire and then get stopped. In 1973, against [[Mike Bombero]], Axelrod was winning only to get stopped in the ~~thirrd~~ round.		Axelrod was a stand-up boxer with a good jab and a hard punch. However, if he couldn't knockout his opponent after two rounds, then he usually fell apart. Normally he built up an early points lead, only to tire and then get stopped. On March 13, 1973, Axelrod made his Miami Beach debut, against [[Mike Bombero]]. Axelrod was leading on points when he tired and was stopped in the third round. A month later, Axelrod was again winning on points, only to get stopped by [[Joe Eplett]]. 1973 turned into a dismal year for Axelrod; being TKO'd by Bombero in their rematch.

			Promoter [[Chris Dundee]] usually used Axelrod in the closing four or six rounder of his fight cards. However, after his three consecutive losses, it was time for Irwin Axelrod to retire.

			Between fights, Irwin was a fixture at the ''Miami Beach Chess Club'' on 21st Street and Washington Avenue, and the ''Lincoln Road Mall'' on ''South Beach''.

			On December 10, 1975, in Miami Beach, Axelrod launched a comeback, and in his first fight back, scored a one-punch first-round knockout over [[George Harris]].

			In 1976, Axelrod continued his winning streak with an upset decision over local favorite [[Rocky Pope]].

	Promoter [[Chris Dundee]] usually used Axelrod in the closing four or six rounder of his fight cards. In late 1973, after being stopped in three consecutive fights, Axelrod announced his retirement. In 1975 he launched a comeback, and in his first fight back, scored a one-punch first-round knockout.

	~~Between fights, Axelrod was a fixture at the Miami Beach Chess Club and on Lincoln Road.~~



	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Axelrod, Irwin]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Axelrod, Irwin]]

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