James Butler - Revision history

John at 21:15, 15 February 2020

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	~~== Notes ==~~
	*Butler was a super middleweight contender who started off his career with an 18-1 record while often being featured on [[ESPN2\|ESPN2's]] ''[[ESPN Friday Night Fights]]''. This lead to a title fight with [[IBF]] champion [[Sven Ottke]]. Butler lost by a unanimous decision.		*Butler was a super middleweight contender who started off his career with an 18-1 record while often being featured on [[ESPN2\|ESPN2's]] ''[[ESPN Friday Night Fights]]''. This lead to a title fight with [[IBF]] champion [[Sven Ottke]]. Butler lost by a unanimous decision.
	*Butler is probably best known for sucker punching [[Richard Grant]] after losing a ten-round decision in November 2001, in a bout benefiting firefighters and police officers who lost their lives during the September 11th tragedy. The fight took place live on ESPN2.		*Butler is probably best known for sucker punching [[Richard Grant]] after losing a ten-round decision in November 2001, in a bout benefiting firefighters and police officers who lost their lives during the September 11th tragedy. The fight took place live on ESPN2.
	*After serving time for assaulting Richard Grant, Butler returned to the ring a little more than two years later. Unable to shake off the ring rust, he lost an eight round decision to [[Thomas Reid]]. After winning a pair of six round decisions, Butler made his return to ESPN television in August 2004, losing a ten round split decision to [[Omar Sheika]].		*After serving time for assaulting Richard Grant, Butler returned to the ring a little more than two years later. Unable to shake off the ring rust, he lost an eight round decision to [[Thomas Reid]]. After winning a pair of six round decisions, Butler made his return to ESPN television in August 2004, losing a ten round split decision to [[Omar Sheika]].
	*On March 27, 2006, Butler pled guilty to charges manslaughter and arson, in the October 2004 death of freelance writer Sam Kellerman, brother of boxing commentator [[Max Kellerman]]. Butler had been living with Kellerman in Los Angeles, prior to the incident. For the murder, Butler was sentenced to 29 years, four months in prison.		*On March 27, 2006, Butler pled guilty to charges manslaughter and arson, in the October 2004 death of freelance writer Sam Kellerman, brother of boxing commentator [[Max Kellerman]]. Butler had been living with Kellerman in Los Angeles, prior to the incident. For the murder, Butler was sentenced to 29 years, four months in prison.

Slugger at 22:45, 12 February 2018

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	~~<boxer>7923</boxer><br clear~~=~~all>~~		== Notes ==
			*Butler was a super middleweight contender who started off his career with an 18-1 record while often being featured on [[ESPN2\|ESPN2's]] ''[[ESPN Friday Night Fights]]''. This lead to a title fight with [[IBF]] champion [[Sven Ottke]]. Butler lost by a unanimous decision.
	~~James~~ Butler was a super middleweight contender who started off his career with an 18-1 record while often being featured on [[ESPN2\|ESPN2's]] ''[[ESPN Friday Night Fights]]''. This lead to a title fight with [[IBF]] champion [[Sven Ottke]]. Butler lost by a unanimous decision.		*Butler is probably best known for sucker punching [[Richard Grant]] after losing a ten-round decision in November 2001, in a bout benefiting firefighters and police officers who lost their lives during the September 11th tragedy. The fight took place live on ESPN2.
			*After serving time for assaulting Richard Grant, Butler returned to the ring a little more than two years later. Unable to shake off the ring rust, he lost an eight round decision to [[Thomas Reid]]. After winning a pair of six round decisions, Butler made his return to ESPN television in August 2004, losing a ten round split decision to [[Omar Sheika]].
	Butler is probably best known for sucker punching [[Richard Grant]] after losing a ten-round decision in November 2001, in a bout benefiting firefighters and police officers who lost their lives during the September 11th tragedy. The fight took place live on ESPN2.		*On March 27, 2006, Butler pled guilty to charges manslaughter and arson, in the October 2004 death of freelance writer Sam Kellerman, brother of boxing commentator [[Max Kellerman]]. Butler had been living with Kellerman in Los Angeles, prior to the incident. For the murder, Butler was sentenced to 29 years, four months in prison.

	After serving time for assaulting Richard Grant, Butler returned to the ring a little more than two years later. Unable to shake off the ring rust, he lost an eight round decision to [[Thomas Reid]]. After winning a pair of six round decisions, Butler made his return to ESPN television in August 2004, losing a ten round split decision to [[Omar Sheika]].

	On March 27, 2006, Butler pled guilty to charges manslaughter and arson, in the October 2004 death of freelance writer Sam Kellerman, brother of boxing commentator [[Max Kellerman]]. Butler had been living with Kellerman in Los Angeles, prior to the incident. For the murder, Butler was sentenced to 29 years, four months in prison.

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	James Butler was a super middleweight contender who started off his career with an 18-1 record while often being featured on ~~ESPN 2~~'s Friday Night Fights. This lead to a title fight with [[IBF]] champion [[Sven Ottke]]. Butler lost by a unanimous decision.		James Butler was a super middleweight contender who started off his career with an 18-1 record while often being featured on [[ESPN2\|ESPN2's]] ''[[ESPN Friday Night Fights]]''. This lead to a title fight with [[IBF]] champion [[Sven Ottke]]. Butler lost by a unanimous decision.

	Butler is probably best known for sucker punching [[Richard Grant]] after losing a ten-round decision in November 2001, in a bout benefiting firefighters and police officers who lost their lives during the September 11th tragedy. The fight took place live on ~~ESPN 2~~.		Butler is probably best known for sucker punching [[Richard Grant]] after losing a ten-round decision in November 2001, in a bout benefiting firefighters and police officers who lost their lives during the September 11th tragedy. The fight took place live on ESPN2.

	After serving time for assaulting Richard Grant, Butler returned to the ring a little more than two years later. Unable to shake off the ring rust, he lost an eight round decision to [[Thomas Reid]]. After winning a pair of six round decisions, Butler made his return to ESPN television in August 2004, losing a ten round split decision to [[Omar Sheika]].		After serving time for assaulting Richard Grant, Butler returned to the ring a little more than two years later. Unable to shake off the ring rust, he lost an eight round decision to [[Thomas Reid]]. After winning a pair of six round decisions, Butler made his return to ESPN television in August 2004, losing a ten round split decision to [[Omar Sheika]].

	On March 27, 2006, Butler pled guilty to charges manslaughter and arson, in the October 2004 death of freelance writer Sam Kellerman, brother of boxing commentator [[Max Kellerman]]. Butler had been living with Kellerman in Los Angeles, prior to the incident. For the murder, Butler was sentenced to 29 years, four months in prison.		On March 27, 2006, Butler pled guilty to charges manslaughter and arson, in the October 2004 death of freelance writer Sam Kellerman, brother of boxing commentator [[Max Kellerman]]. Butler had been living with Kellerman in Los Angeles, prior to the incident. For the murder, Butler was sentenced to 29 years, four months in prison.

Brett at 20:08, 30 December 2006

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	James Butler was a super middleweight contender who started off his career with an 18-1 record while often being featured on ESPN 2's Friday Night Fights. This lead to a title fight with [[IBF]] champion [[Sven Ottke]]. Butler lost by a unanimous decision.		James Butler was a super middleweight contender who started off his career with an 18-1 record while often being featured on ESPN 2's Friday Night Fights. This lead to a title fight with [[IBF]] champion [[Sven Ottke]]. Butler lost by a unanimous decision.

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2006-12-29T21:41:43Z

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Grey at 21:41, 29 December 2006

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	On March 27, 2006 Butler pled guilty to charges manslaughter and arson, in the October 2004 death of freelance writer Sam Kellerman, brother of boxing commentator [[Max Kellerman]]. Butler had been living with Kellerman in Los Angeles, prior to the incident. Butler ~~is probably best known for punching [[Richard Grant]] after losing a ten-round decision in November 2001~~, in ~~a bout benefiting firefighters and police officers who lost their lives during the September 11th tragedy~~.		James Butler was a super middleweight contender who started off his career with an 18-1 record while often being featured on ESPN 2's Friday Night Fights. This lead to a title fight with [[IBF]] champion [[Sven Ottke]]. Butler lost by a unanimous decision.

			Butler is probably best known for sucker punching [[Richard Grant]] after losing a ten-round decision in November 2001, in a bout benefiting firefighters and police officers who lost their lives during the September 11th tragedy. The fight took place live on ESPN 2.

			After serving time for assaulting Richard Grant, Butler returned to the ring a little more than two years later. Unable to shake off the ring rust, he lost an eight round decision to [[Thomas Reid]]. After winning a pair of six round decisions, Butler made his return to ESPN television in August 2004, losing a ten round split decision to [[Omar Sheika]].

			On March 27, 2006, Butler pled guilty to charges manslaughter and arson, in the October 2004 death of freelance writer Sam Kellerman, brother of boxing commentator [[Max Kellerman]]. Butler had been living with Kellerman in Los Angeles, prior to the incident. For the murder, Butler was sentenced to 29 years, four months in prison.

Matt at 21:59, 27 March 2006

2006-03-27T21:59:51Z

New page

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On March 27, 2006 Butler pled guilty to charges manslaughter and arson, in the October 2004 death of freelance writer Sam Kellerman, brother of boxing commentator [[Max Kellerman]]. Butler had been living with Kellerman in Los Angeles, prior to the incident. Butler is probably best known for punching [[Richard Grant]] after losing a ten-round decision in November 2001, in a bout benefiting firefighters and police officers who lost their lives during the September 11th tragedy.