Isidoro Moreno - Revision history

Wouter at 09:16, 19 March 2025

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	Moreno had compiled a reported amateur boxing record of 114-25 as a member of the ''Cuban National Team''. When he came to South Florida in 1980, Moreno was already 40 years old, yet he decided to become a professional boxer.		Moreno had compiled a reported amateur boxing record of 114-25 as a member of the ''Cuban National Team''. When he came to South Florida in 1980, Moreno was already 40 years old, yet he decided to become a professional boxer.

	After losing hi debut fight in Puerto Rico, he racked up an undefeated streak of 8 straight knockouts and became a popular attraction in Miami Beach. In his 9th fight there, Moreno knocked down [[Johnny Torres]], no less then 3 times in the first two rounds, and had the crowd screaming for the referee to stop the fight. However, Torres came back to stagger Moreno, and the fight was halted. The controversial stoppage led to a rematch, but something had gone out of Moreno following his first defeat. Torres battered and stopped him in the rematch.		After losing his debut fight in Puerto Rico, he racked up an undefeated streak of 8 straight knockouts and became a popular attraction in Miami Beach. In his 9th fight there, Moreno knocked down [[Johnny Torres]], no less then 3 times in the first two rounds, and had the crowd screaming for the referee to stop the fight. However, Torres came back to stagger Moreno, and the fight was halted. The controversial stoppage led to a rematch, but something had gone out of Moreno following his first defeat. Torres battered and stopped him in the rematch.

	Isidoro Moreno continued to fight on, but the spark was no longer there, and Moreno drifted into oblivion a short time later.		Isidoro Moreno continued to fight on, but the spark was no longer there, and Moreno drifted into oblivion a short time later.

	[[:file:IsidoroMoreno.jpeg\|Photo 2]] [[:File:Isidoro_Moreno-_welter.jpg\|Photo 3]]		[[:file:IsidoroMoreno.jpeg\|Photo 2]] [[:File:Isidoro_Moreno-_welter.jpg\|Photo 3]]

Wouter at 09:16, 19 March 2025

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	Moreno had compiled a reported amateur boxing record of 114-25 as a member of the ''Cuban National Team''. When he came to South Florida in 1980, Moreno was already 40 years old, yet he decided to become a professional boxer.		Moreno had compiled a reported amateur boxing record of 114-25 as a member of the ''Cuban National Team''. When he came to South Florida in 1980, Moreno was already 40 years old, yet he decided to become a professional boxer.

	He racked up an undefeated streak of 8 straight knockouts, and became a popular attraction in Miami Beach. In his 9th fight, Moreno knocked down [[Johnny Torres]], no less then 3 times in the first two rounds, and had the crowd screaming for the referee to stop the fight. However, Torres came back to stagger Moreno, and the fight was halted. The controversial stoppage led to a rematch, but something had gone out of Moreno following his first defeat. Torres battered and stopped him in the rematch.		After losing hi debut fight in Puerto Rico, he racked up an undefeated streak of 8 straight knockouts and became a popular attraction in Miami Beach. In his 9th fight there, Moreno knocked down [[Johnny Torres]], no less then 3 times in the first two rounds, and had the crowd screaming for the referee to stop the fight. However, Torres came back to stagger Moreno, and the fight was halted. The controversial stoppage led to a rematch, but something had gone out of Moreno following his first defeat. Torres battered and stopped him in the rematch.

	Isidoro Moreno continued to fight on, but the spark was no longer there, and Moreno drifted into oblivion a short time later.		Isidoro Moreno continued to fight on, but the spark was no longer there, and Moreno drifted into oblivion a short time later.

	[[:file:IsidoroMoreno.jpeg\|Photo 2]] [[:File:Isidoro_Moreno-_welter.jpg\|Photo 3]]		[[:file:IsidoroMoreno.jpeg\|Photo 2]] [[:File:Isidoro_Moreno-_welter.jpg\|Photo 3]]

Wouter at 09:13, 19 March 2025

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
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	Isidoro Moreno continued to fight on, but the spark was no longer there, and Moreno drifted into oblivion a short time later.		Isidoro Moreno continued to fight on, but the spark was no longer there, and Moreno drifted into oblivion a short time later.

	~~Another photo of Moreno~~: [~~https~~:~~//boxrec.com/media/index.php/~~File:Isidoro_Moreno-_welter.jpg]		[[:file:IsidoroMoreno.jpeg\|Photo 2]] [[:File:Isidoro_Moreno-_welter.jpg\|Photo 3]]

Matt at 15:32, 23 October 2020

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	Isidoro Moreno continued to fight on, but the spark was no longer there, and Moreno drifted into oblivion a short time later.		Isidoro Moreno continued to fight on, but the spark was no longer there, and Moreno drifted into oblivion a short time later.

			Another photo of Moreno: [https://boxrec.com/media/index.php/File:Isidoro_Moreno-_welter.jpg]

Davidepstein at 03:41, 31 December 2019

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Ric: Boxer:Isidoro Moreno:053988 moved to Isidoro Moreno

2006-11-06T04:26:22Z

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Legwarmers1980 at 02:14, 6 November 2006

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	~~[[file:Isidoro Moreno.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Isidoro Moreno]]~~

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	Isidoro Moreno was a well-schooled Cuban amateur boxer who came to the United States during the 1980 Mariel Boatlift. Moreno had compiled an amateur boxing record of 114-25 as a member of the Cuban National Team. When he came to South Florida in 1980, Moreno was already 40 years old, yet he decided to become a professional boxer. He racked up an undefeated streak of 8 straight knockouts, and became a popular attraction in Miami Beach. In his 9th fight, Moreno knocked down [[Johnny Torres]], no less then 3 times in the first two rounds, and had the crowd screaming for the referee to stop the fight. However, Torres came back to stagger Moreno, and the fight was halted. The controversial stoppage led to a rematch, but something had gone out of Moreno following his first defeat. Torres battered and stopped him in the rematch. He continued to fight on, but the spark was no longer there. Moreno drifted into oblivion a short time later.
			Isidoro Moreno was a well-schooled Cuban amateur boxer who came to the United States during the 1980 ''Mariel Boatlift''.

			Moreno had compiled a reported amateur boxing record of 114-25 as a member of the ''Cuban National Team''. When he came to South Florida in 1980, Moreno was already 40 years old, yet he decided to become a professional boxer.

			He racked up an undefeated streak of 8 straight knockouts, and became a popular attraction in Miami Beach. In his 9th fight, Moreno knocked down [[Johnny Torres]], no less then 3 times in the first two rounds, and had the crowd screaming for the referee to stop the fight. However, Torres came back to stagger Moreno, and the fight was halted. The controversial stoppage led to a rematch, but something had gone out of Moreno following his first defeat. Torres battered and stopped him in the rematch.

			Isidoro Moreno continued to fight on, but the spark was no longer there, and Moreno drifted into oblivion a short time later.

Matt: proofread

2006-09-13T19:40:14Z

proofread

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	=Biography=		== Biography ==
	Isidoro Moreno was a well-schooled Cuban amateur boxer who came to the United States during the 1980 Mariel Boatlift. Moreno had compiled an amateur boxing record of 114-25 as a member of the Cuban National Team. When he came to South Florida in 1980, Moreno was already 40 years old, yet he decided to become a professional ~~anyhow~~. He racked up an undefeated streak of 8 straight knockouts and became a popular attraction on Miami Beach. In his 9th fight, Moreno knocked down [[Johnny Torres]] no less then 3 times in the first 2 rounds, and the crowd ~~screamed~~ for the referee to stop the fight. However, Torres came back to stagger Moreno and the fight was halted. The controversial stoppage ~~lead~~ to a rematch, but something had gone out of Moreno following his first defeat. Torres battered and stopped him in the rematch. He continued to fight on, but the spark was no longer there. Moreno drifted into oblivion a ~~sort-~~time later.		Isidoro Moreno was a well-schooled Cuban amateur boxer who came to the United States during the 1980 Mariel Boatlift. Moreno had compiled an amateur boxing record of 114-25 as a member of the Cuban National Team. When he came to South Florida in 1980, Moreno was already 40 years old, yet he decided to become a professional boxer. He racked up an undefeated streak of 8 straight knockouts, and became a popular attraction in Miami Beach. In his 9th fight, Moreno knocked down [[Johnny Torres]], no less then 3 times in the first two rounds, and had the crowd screaming for the referee to stop the fight. However, Torres came back to stagger Moreno, and the fight was halted. The controversial stoppage led to a rematch, but something had gone out of Moreno following his first defeat. Torres battered and stopped him in the rematch. He continued to fight on, but the spark was no longer there. Moreno drifted into oblivion a short time later.

Matt at 19:38, 13 September 2006

2006-09-13T19:38:06Z

New page

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[[file:Isidoro Moreno.jpg|thumb|left|Isidoro Moreno]]

=Biography=
Isidoro Moreno was a well-schooled Cuban amateur boxer who came to the United States during the 1980 Mariel Boatlift. Moreno had compiled an amateur boxing record of 114-25 as a member of the Cuban National Team. When he came to South Florida in 1980, Moreno was already 40 years old, yet he decided to become a professional anyhow. He racked up an undefeated streak of 8 straight knockouts and became a popular attraction on Miami Beach. In his 9th fight, Moreno knocked down [[Johnny Torres]] no less then 3 times in the first 2 rounds, and the crowd screamed for the referee to stop the fight. However, Torres came back to stagger Moreno and the fight was halted. The controversial stoppage lead to a rematch, but something had gone out of Moreno following his first defeat. Torres battered and stopped him in the rematch. He continued to fight on, but the spark was no longer there. Moreno drifted into oblivion a sort-time later.

Enrique at 00:02, 22 December 2005

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	Record complete through 1982 according to RRB 1983		Record complete through 1982 according to RRB 1983
			[[file:Isidoro Moreno.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Isidoro Moreno]]