Isaac Marin - Revision history

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	'''Isaac Marin''' represented Costa Rica in 1968 Olympic Games as a light welterweight. After a 1st-round bye, he lost a 5-0 decision to Niger's 3-time Olympian and 1972 bronze medallist Issaka Dabore.		'''Isaac Marin''' represented Costa Rica in 1968 Olympic Games as a light welterweight. After a 1st-round bye, he lost a 5-0 decision to Niger's 3-time Olympian and 1972 bronze medallist [[Issaka Dabore]].

	To Marin's published professional record a number of early amateur bouts had been erroneously added. These bouts, which were listed for 1968 and early 1969 and had no specified location, have been removed here.		To Marin's published professional record a number of early amateur bouts had been erroneously added. These bouts, which were listed for 1968 and early 1969 and had no specified location, have been removed here.

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			'''Isaac Marin''' represented Costa Rica in 1968 Olympic Games as a light welterweight. After a 1st-round bye, he lost a 5-0 decision to Niger's 3-time Olympian and 1972 bronze medallist Issaka Dabore.
	''Isaac Marin''' represented Costa Rica in 1968 Olympic Games as a light welterweight. After a 1st-round bye, he lost a 5-0 decision to Niger's 3-time Olympian and 1972 bronze medallist Issaka Dabore.

	To Marin's published professional record a number of early amateur bouts had been erroneously added. These bouts, which were listed for 1968 and early 1969 and had no specified location, have been removed here.		To Marin's published professional record a number of early amateur bouts had been erroneously added. These bouts, which were listed for 1968 and early 1969 and had no specified location, have been removed here.

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	~~Represented~~ Costa Rica in 1968 Olympic Games as a light welterweight. After a 1st-round bye, he lost a 5-0 decision to Niger's 3-time Olympian and 1972 bronze medallist Issaka Dabore.		''Isaac Marin''' represented Costa Rica in 1968 Olympic Games as a light welterweight. After a 1st-round bye, he lost a 5-0 decision to Niger's 3-time Olympian and 1972 bronze medallist Issaka Dabore.

	~~Following fights have been credited to~~ Marin's ~~pro~~ record ~~in record books :~~		To Marin's published professional record a number of early amateur bouts had been erroneously added. These bouts, which were listed for 1968 and early 1969 and had no specified location, have been removed here.

	~~8-Sept-1968 : KO1 over Luis Rodrigues~~

	~~18-Oct-1968 : KO1 over Cachorro Arenas~~.

	~~Given that his Olympic fight versus Dabore was held exactly on the latter date (18-Oct-~~1968), ~~these two results~~ have been removed ~~from his record. The remaining record is also unverified by any contemporary sources until the victory over Duro Lopez in October 1969~~.

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Wouter moved page Jose Isaac Marin to Isaac Marin without leaving a redirect

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	18-Oct-1968 : KO1 over Cachorro Arenas.		18-Oct-1968 : KO1 over Cachorro Arenas.

	Given that his Olympic fight versus Dabore was held exactly on the latter date (18-Oct-1968), these two results have been removed from his record. The record is unverified by contemporary sources ~~upto a~~ victory over Duro Lopez in October 1969.		Given that his Olympic fight versus Dabore was held exactly on the latter date (18-Oct-1968), these two results have been removed from his record. The remaining record is also unverified by any contemporary sources until the victory over Duro Lopez in October 1969.

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	8-Sept-1968 : KO1 over Luis Rodrigues		8-Sept-1968 : KO1 over Luis Rodrigues

	18-Oct-1968 : KO1 over Cachorro Arenas.		18-Oct-1968 : KO1 over Cachorro Arenas.

	Given that his Olympic fight versus Dabore was held exactly on the latter date (18-Oct-1968), these two results have been removed from his record. The record is unverified by contemporary sources upto a victory over Duro Lopez in October 1969.		Given that his Olympic fight versus Dabore was held exactly on the latter date (18-Oct-1968), these two results have been removed from his record. The record is unverified by contemporary sources upto a victory over Duro Lopez in October 1969.

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			Represented Costa Rica in 1968 Olympic Games as a light welterweight. After a 1st-round bye, he lost a 5-0 decision to Niger's 3-time Olympian and 1972 bronze medallist Issaka Dabore.

			Following fights have been credited to Marin's pro record in record books :

			8-Sept-1968 : KO1 over Luis Rodrigues
			18-Oct-1968 : KO1 over Cachorro Arenas.

			Given that his Olympic fight versus Dabore was held exactly on the latter date (18-Oct-1968), these two results have been removed from his record. The record is unverified by contemporary sources upto a victory over Duro Lopez in October 1969.

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