Jackie Tonawanda - Revision history

John at 01:41, 20 February 2022

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John at 01:32, 20 February 2022

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	* '''Born:''' Jacqueline Garrett		<human>1071869</human>
	* '''Birth date:''' 1933-09-04		'''Jackie Tonawanda''' is scheduled to be a 2022 Inductee into the [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]] as a "Women's Trailblazer." See 15 Feb. 2022 NYFights.com article re: her dubious career: [https://nyfights.com/worldwide/the-female-ali-jackie-tonawanda-under-scrutiny/]
	* '''Birth place:''' New York, USA
	* '''Died:''' 9 June 2009 (aged 75), New York, USA

	'''Jackie Tonawanda''' is scheduled to be a 2022 Inductee into the [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]] as a "Women's Trailblazer." ~~To date BoxRec has found no evidence of any professional bouts for Tonawanda.~~ See 15 Feb. 2022 NYFights.com article re: her dubious career: [https://nyfights.com/worldwide/the-female-ali-jackie-tonawanda-under-scrutiny/]

	Jacqueline Garrett (Tonawanda's birth name) claimed that Tonawanda was her mother's last name; she also claimed it as her place of birth. Additionally she had also claimed to be born in Suffolk County, New York.		Jacqueline Garrett (Tonawanda's birth name) claimed that Tonawanda was her mother's last name; she also claimed it as her place of birth. Additionally she had also claimed to be born in Suffolk County, New York.
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	One Web site ([http://www.WBAN.org WBAN.org]) credits her with an 0-1(0)-0 official record. This lone documented fight was a UD6 light-heavyweight title fight loss to [[Diane Clark]] in 1979 at Madison Square Garden. Marian Trimiar and Clark both substantiate this bout.		One Web site ([http://www.WBAN.org WBAN.org]) credits her with an 0-1(0)-0 official record. This lone documented fight was a UD6 light-heavyweight title fight loss to [[Diane Clark]] in 1979 at Madison Square Garden. Marian Trimiar and Clark both substantiate this bout.

	She claimed the world women's heavyweight title in the mid-1970s. She was recognized as the ~~WBF light~~-heavyweight champ in the late 1970s.		She claimed the world women's heavyweight title in the mid-1970s. She was recognized as the Women's Boxing Association Light-heavyweight champ in the late 1970s.

	Her nickname was "The Female Ali." She was ranked No. 1 at light heavyweight by ''[[Boxing Illustrated]]'' magazine in 1979 and 1980.		Her nickname was "The Female Ali." She was ranked No. 1 at light heavyweight by ''[[Boxing Illustrated]]'' magazine in 1979 and 1980.

Ric: linked to this week's NYFights article

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linked to this week's NYFights article

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	* Born		* '''Born:''' Jacqueline Garrett
	** Jacqueline Garrett		* '''Birth date:''' 1933-09-04
	** 1933-09-04		* '''Birth place:''' New York, USA
	** New York, USA		* '''Died:''' 9 June 2009 (aged 75), New York, USA
	* Died 2009~~-06-09~~ (aged 75), New York, USA

	To date BoxRec has found no evidence of any professional bouts for Tonawanda.		'''Jackie Tonawanda''' is scheduled to be a 2022 Inductee into the [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]] as a "Women's Trailblazer." To date BoxRec has found no evidence of any professional bouts for Tonawanda. See 15 Feb. 2022 NYFights.com article re: her dubious career: [https://nyfights.com/worldwide/the-female-ali-jackie-tonawanda-under-scrutiny/]

	Garrett claimed that Tonawanda was her mother's last name, she also claimed it as her place of birth. Additionally she ~~has~~ claimed to be born in Suffolk County, New York.		Jacqueline Garrett (Tonawanda's birth name) claimed that Tonawanda was her mother's last name; she also claimed it as her place of birth. Additionally she had also claimed to be born in Suffolk County, New York.

	In 1978, along with [[Cathy Davis]] and [[Marian Trimiar]], she was one of the first professional woman boxers to be licensed in New York.		In 1978, along with [[Cathy Davis]] and [[Marian Trimiar]], she was one of the first professional woman boxers to be licensed in New York.
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	She claimed the world women's heavyweight title in the mid-1970s. She was recognized as the WBF light-heavyweight champ in the late 1970s.		She claimed the world women's heavyweight title in the mid-1970s. She was recognized as the WBF light-heavyweight champ in the late 1970s.

	Her nickname was "The Female Ali." She was ranked No. 1 at light heavyweight by [[Boxing Illustrated]] magazine in 1979 and 1980.		Her nickname was "The Female Ali." She was ranked No. 1 at light heavyweight by ''[[Boxing Illustrated]]'' magazine in 1979 and 1980.

			=== External Links ===
	=== External ~~Link~~ ===		*WomenBoxing.com: [http://www.womenboxing.com/tonawanda.htm womenboxing.com]
	[http://www.womenboxing.com/tonawanda.htm womenboxing.com]		*NYFights.com: [https://nyfights.com/worldwide/the-female-ali-jackie-tonawanda-under-scrutiny/]

John at 16:33, 16 February 2022

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	To date BoxRec has found no evidence of any professional bouts for Tonawanda.		To date BoxRec has found no evidence of any professional bouts for Tonawanda.

	Tonawanda is her mother's last name. ~~She was~~ born in Suffolk County, New York.		Garrett claimed that Tonawanda was her mother's last name, she also claimed it as her place of birth. Additionally she has claimed to be born in Suffolk County, New York.

	In 1978, along with [[Cathy Davis]] and [[Marian Trimiar]], she was one of the first professional woman boxers to be licensed in New York.		In 1978, along with [[Cathy Davis]] and [[Marian Trimiar]], she was one of the first professional woman boxers to be licensed in New York.

John at 16:28, 16 February 2022

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	* Born 1933-09-04 New York, USA		* Born
			** Jacqueline Garrett
			** 1933-09-04
			** New York, USA
	* Died 2009-06-09 (aged 75), New York, USA		* Died 2009-06-09 (aged 75), New York, USA

John at 15:40, 16 February 2022

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	~~'''Jackie Tonawanda'''~~		* Born 1933-09-04 New York, USA
	~~<p>~~		* Died 2009-06-09 (aged 75), New York, USA
	~~BoxRec has found no evidence of any professional bouts for Tonawanda to date.~~

	~~Tonawanda is her mother's last name. She was born in Suffolk County, New York. Her~~ date of ~~birth is estimated at 1948, based on a 1976 article which said she was 28 at that time~~.		To date BoxRec has found no evidence of any professional bouts for Tonawanda.

	In 1978, along with [[Cathy Davis]] and [[Marian Trimiar]], she was one of the first professional woman boxers to be licensed in New York. One Web site ([http://www.WBAN.org]) credits her with an 0-1(0)-0 official record. ~~The~~ lone documented fight was a UD6 light-heavyweight title fight loss to [[Diane Clark]] in 1979 at Madison Square Garden. Marian Trimiar and Clark both substantiate this bout.		Tonawanda is her mother's last name. She was born in Suffolk County, New York.

			In 1978, along with [[Cathy Davis]] and [[Marian Trimiar]], she was one of the first professional woman boxers to be licensed in New York.

			One Web site ([http://www.WBAN.org WBAN.org]) credits her with an 0-1(0)-0 official record. This lone documented fight was a UD6 light-heavyweight title fight loss to [[Diane Clark]] in 1979 at Madison Square Garden. Marian Trimiar and Clark both substantiate this bout.

	She claimed the world women's heavyweight title in the mid-1970s. She was recognized as the WBF light-heavyweight champ in the late 1970s.		She claimed the world women's heavyweight title in the mid-1970s. She was recognized as the WBF light-heavyweight champ in the late 1970s.

	Her nickname was "The Female Ali." She was ranked No. 1 at light heavyweight by [[Boxing Illustrated]] magazine in 1979 and 1980.		Her nickname was "The Female Ali." She was ranked No. 1 at light heavyweight by [[Boxing Illustrated]] magazine in 1979 and 1980.

	~~She died June 9, 2009, in New York.~~


	~~Information taken from various Internet sources, including~~ [http://www.womenboxing.com/tonawanda.htm]		=== External Link ===
			[http://www.womenboxing.com/tonawanda.htm womenboxing.com]

Grey at 18:59, 15 December 2020

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Vistaman44 at 18:44, 27 November 2009

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	BoxRec has found no evidence of any professional bouts for Tonawanda to-date.		BoxRec has found no evidence of any professional bouts for Tonawanda to date.

	Tonawanda is her mother's last name~~, she~~ was born in Suffolk County, New York. Her date of birth is estimated at 1948, based on a 1976 article which said she was 28 at that time.		Tonawanda is her mother's last name. She was born in Suffolk County, New York. Her date of birth is estimated at 1948, based on a 1976 article which said she was 28 at that time.

	In 1978 along with [[Cathy Davis]] and [[Marian Trimiar]] she was one of the first professional woman boxers to be licensed in New York. One Web site ([http://www.WBAN.org]) credits her with an 0-1(0)-0 official record. The lone documented fight was a UD6 light-heavyweight title fight loss to [[Diane Clark]] in 1979 at Madison Square Garden. Marian Trimiar and Clark both substantiate this bout.		In 1978, along with [[Cathy Davis]] and [[Marian Trimiar]], she was one of the first professional woman boxers to be licensed in New York. One Web site ([http://www.WBAN.org]) credits her with an 0-1(0)-0 official record. The lone documented fight was a UD6 light-heavyweight title fight loss to [[Diane Clark]] in 1979 at Madison Square Garden. Marian Trimiar and Clark both substantiate this bout.

	She claimed the world women's heavyweight title in the mid-1970s. She was recognized as the WBF light-heavyweight champ in the late 1970s.		She claimed the world women's heavyweight title in the mid-1970s. She was recognized as the WBF light-heavyweight champ in the late 1970s.

	Her nickname was "The Female Ali." She was ranked No. 1 at light heavyweight by [[Boxing Illustrated]] magazine in 1979 and 1980.		Her nickname was "The Female Ali." She was ranked No. 1 at light heavyweight by [[Boxing Illustrated]] magazine in 1979 and 1980.

			She died June 9, 2009, in New York.


	Information taken from various Internet sources, including [http://www.womenboxing.com/tonawanda.htm]		Information taken from various Internet sources, including [http://www.womenboxing.com/tonawanda.htm]

John at 03:55, 5 June 2008

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	'''Jackie Tonawanda''' has no BoxRec record or Global identification number to-date. Tonawanda is her mother's last name. She was born in Suffolk County, New York. Her date of birth is estimated at 1948, based on 1976 article that said she was 28.		[[file:Tonawanda_Jackie_HW1.jpg\|left\|photo]]
	[[file:Tonawanda_Jackie_HW1.jpg\|~~right~~\|photo]]		'''Jackie Tonawanda'''
	~~Along with Cathy Davis and Marian Trimiar, in 1978, she was supposedly the first~~ professional ~~woman boxer~~ to ~~be licensed in New York. One Web site ([http://www.WBAN.org]) credits her with an 0~~-~~1(0)-0 official record. The lone documented fight was a UD6 light-heavyweight title fight loss to Diane Clarke in 1979 at Madison Square Garden. Marian Trimiar and Clarke both substantiate this bout~~.		<p>
			BoxRec has found no evidence of any professional bouts for Tonawanda to-date.

	~~However~~, ~~Tonawanda has reportedly variously claimed 36~~-1 (~~35 KOs), 23-~~0 ~~(3 KOs~~) ~~and 31~~-0 ~~(13 KOs) records~~. ~~Those records likely include exhibitions and unsanctioned "underground" bouts in which she sometimes reportedly fought men in the~~ light-heavyweight~~/heavyweight range~~.		Tonawanda is her mother's last name, she was born in Suffolk County, New York. Her date of birth is estimated at 1948, based on a 1976 article which said she was 28 at that time.

			In 1978 along with [[Cathy Davis]] and [[Marian Trimiar]] she was one of the first professional woman boxers to be licensed in New York. One Web site ([http://www.WBAN.org]) credits her with an 0-1(0)-0 official record. The lone documented fight was a UD6 light-heavyweight title fight loss to [[Diane Clark]] in 1979 at Madison Square Garden. Marian Trimiar and Clark both substantiate this bout.

	She claimed the world women's heavyweight title in the mid-1970s. She was recognized as the WBF light-heavyweight champ in the late 1970s.		She claimed the world women's heavyweight title in the mid-1970s. She was recognized as the WBF light-heavyweight champ in the late 1970s.
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	Her nickname was "The Female Ali." She was ranked No. 1 at light heavyweight by [[Boxing Illustrated]] magazine in 1979 and 1980.		Her nickname was "The Female Ali." She was ranked No. 1 at light heavyweight by [[Boxing Illustrated]] magazine in 1979 and 1980.

	~~She beat male kickboxer Larry Rodiana in an exhibition in 1975 in Madison Square Garden.~~

	Information taken from various Internet sources, including [http://www.womenboxing.com/tonawanda.htm]		Information taken from various Internet sources, including [http://www.womenboxing.com/tonawanda.htm]

Ric at 23:35, 30 December 2007

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	'''Jackie Tonawanda''' has no BoxRec record or Global identification number to-date. Tonawanda is her mother's last name. She was born in Suffolk County, New York. Her date of birth is estimated at 1948, based on 1976 article ~~where she~~ said she was 28.		'''Jackie Tonawanda''' has no BoxRec record or Global identification number to-date. Tonawanda is her mother's last name. She was born in Suffolk County, New York. Her date of birth is estimated at 1948, based on 1976 article that said she was 28.
	[[file:Tonawanda_Jackie_HW1.jpg\|right\|photo]]		[[file:Tonawanda_Jackie_HW1.jpg\|right\|photo]]
	Along with Cathy Davis and Marian Trimiar, in 1978, she was supposedly the first professional woman boxer to be licensed in New York. One Web site ([http://www.WBAN.org]) credits her with an 0-1(0)-0 official record. The lone documented fight was a UD6 light-heavyweight title fight loss to Diane Clarke in 1979 at Madison Square Garden. Marian Trimiar and Clarke both substantiate this bout.		Along with Cathy Davis and Marian Trimiar, in 1978, she was supposedly the first professional woman boxer to be licensed in New York. One Web site ([http://www.WBAN.org]) credits her with an 0-1(0)-0 official record. The lone documented fight was a UD6 light-heavyweight title fight loss to Diane Clarke in 1979 at Madison Square Garden. Marian Trimiar and Clarke both substantiate this bout.