James Green - Revision history

Cob1971 at 14:04, 2 January 2020

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	== Career Overview ==		== Career Overview ==
	'''James Green''' was a pressure in-fighter who enjoyed success early in his career with wins over [[Wilford Scypion]], [[Ernie Singletary]] and [[Teddy Mann]]. He then suffered setback against [[Frank Fletcher]]. After close losses to [[David Braxton]] and [[John Mugabi]], he won a couple of fights against some softer competition, but followed them with losses against an undefeated world champion [[Donald Curry]], [[Kevin Watts]], and finally a loss against [[Michael Olajide]] that sent him into retirement. After a ~~nine~~-year hiatus, he came back as a super middleweight and middleweight with little success. He finally hung his gloves up in 1996, at the age of 38.		'''James Green''' was a pressure in-fighter who enjoyed success early in his career with wins over [[Wilford Scypion]], [[Ernie Singletary]] and [[Teddy Mann]]. He then suffered setback against [[Frank Fletcher]]. After close losses to [[David Braxton]] and [[John Mugabi]], he won a couple of fights against some softer competition, but followed them with losses against an undefeated world champion [[Donald Curry]], [[Kevin Watts]], and finally a loss against [[Michael Olajide]] that sent him into retirement. After an 8-and-a-half year hiatus, he came back as a super middleweight and middleweight with little success. He finally hung his gloves up in 1996, at the age of 38.

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	[[Category:Diamond Belt Champions]]		[[Category:Diamond Belt Champions]]
	[[Category:African American Boxers]]		[[Category:African American Boxers]]

Slugger at 23:26, 23 March 2018

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			'''Trainer:''' [[Lou Duva]]<br>
			'''Manager:''' [[Lou Duva]]

			== Career Overview ==
	'''James Green''' was a pressure in-fighter who enjoyed success early in his career with wins over [[Wilford Scypion]], [[Ernie Singletary]] and [[Teddy Mann]]. He then suffered setback against [[Frank Fletcher]]. After close losses to [[David Braxton]] and [[John Mugabi]], he won a couple of fights against some softer competition, but followed them with losses against an undefeated world champion [[Donald Curry]], [[Kevin Watts]], and finally a loss against [[Michael Olajide]] that sent him into retirement. After a nine-year hiatus, he came back as a super middleweight and middleweight with little success. He finally hung his gloves up in 1996, at the age of 38.		'''James Green''' was a pressure in-fighter who enjoyed success early in his career with wins over [[Wilford Scypion]], [[Ernie Singletary]] and [[Teddy Mann]]. He then suffered setback against [[Frank Fletcher]]. After close losses to [[David Braxton]] and [[John Mugabi]], he won a couple of fights against some softer competition, but followed them with losses against an undefeated world champion [[Donald Curry]], [[Kevin Watts]], and finally a loss against [[Michael Olajide]] that sent him into retirement. After a nine-year hiatus, he came back as a super middleweight and middleweight with little success. He finally hung his gloves up in 1996, at the age of 38.

	[[Category:Diamond Belt Champions~~\|Green, James~~]]		{{DEFAULTSORT:Green, James}}
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	[[Category:African American Boxers~~\|Green, James~~]]		[[Category:African American Boxers]]

Cob1971 at 23:14, 12 February 2017

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	'''James Green''' was a pressure in-fighter who enjoyed success early in his career with wins over [[Wilford Scypion]], [[Ernie Singletary]] and [[Teddy Mann]]. He then suffered setback against [[Frank ~~"The Animal"~~ Fletcher]]. After close losses to [[David Braxton]] and [[John Mugabi]], he won a couple of fights against some softer competition, but followed them with losses against an undefeated world champion [[Donald Curry]], [[Kevin Watts]], and finally a loss against [[Michael Olajide]] that sent him into retirement. After a nine-year hiatus, he came back as a super middleweight and middleweight with little success. He finally hung his gloves up in 1996, at the age of 38.		'''James Green''' was a pressure in-fighter who enjoyed success early in his career with wins over [[Wilford Scypion]], [[Ernie Singletary]] and [[Teddy Mann]]. He then suffered setback against [[Frank Fletcher]]. After close losses to [[David Braxton]] and [[John Mugabi]], he won a couple of fights against some softer competition, but followed them with losses against an undefeated world champion [[Donald Curry]], [[Kevin Watts]], and finally a loss against [[Michael Olajide]] that sent him into retirement. After a nine-year hiatus, he came back as a super middleweight and middleweight with little success. He finally hung his gloves up in 1996, at the age of 38.

	[[Category:Diamond Belt Champions\|Green, James]]		[[Category:Diamond Belt Champions\|Green, James]]

	[[Category:African American Boxers\|Green, James]]		[[Category:African American Boxers\|Green, James]]

Cob1971 at 23:13, 12 February 2017

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	'''James Green''' was a pressure in-fighter who enjoyed success early in his career with wins over Scypion, Singletary and Teddy Mann. He then suffered ~~setbacks~~ against ~~David Braxton, Mugabi and~~ Frank "~~the~~ Animal" Fletcher. He won a couple of fights against some softer competition, but followed them with losses against an undefeated Donald Curry, Watts and finally a loss against Michael Olajide that sent him into retirement. After a nine-year hiatus he came back as a super middleweight with little success. He finally hung his gloves up in 1996.		'''James Green''' was a pressure in-fighter who enjoyed success early in his career with wins over [[Wilford Scypion]], [[Ernie Singletary]] and [[Teddy Mann]]. He then suffered setback against [[Frank "The Animal" Fletcher]]. After close losses to [[David Braxton]] and [[John Mugabi]], he won a couple of fights against some softer competition, but followed them with losses against an undefeated world champion [[Donald Curry]], [[Kevin Watts]], and finally a loss against [[Michael Olajide]] that sent him into retirement. After a nine-year hiatus, he came back as a super middleweight and middleweight with little success. He finally hung his gloves up in 1996, at the age of 38.

	[[Category:Diamond Belt Champions\|Green, James]]		[[Category:Diamond Belt Champions\|Green, James]]

	[[Category:African American Boxers\|Green, James]]		[[Category:African American Boxers\|Green, James]]

John at 16:24, 16 November 2011

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	'''James Green''' was a pressure in-fighter who enjoyed success early in his career with wins over Scypion, Singletary and Teddy Mann. He then suffered setbacks against David Braxton, Mugabi and Frank "the Animal" Fletcher. He won a couple of fights against some softer competition, but followed them with losses against an undefeated Donald Curry, Watts and finally a loss against Michael Olajide that sent him into retirement. After a nine-year hiatus he came back as a super middleweight with little success. He finally hung his gloves up in 1996.		'''James Green''' was a pressure in-fighter who enjoyed success early in his career with wins over Scypion, Singletary and Teddy Mann. He then suffered setbacks against David Braxton, Mugabi and Frank "the Animal" Fletcher. He won a couple of fights against some softer competition, but followed them with losses against an undefeated Donald Curry, Watts and finally a loss against Michael Olajide that sent him into retirement. After a nine-year hiatus he came back as a super middleweight with little success. He finally hung his gloves up in 1996.
	[[Category:Diamond Belt Champions\|Green, James]]		[[Category:Diamond Belt Champions\|Green, James]]
	[[Category:African American Boxers\|Green, James]]		[[Category:African American Boxers\|Green, James]]

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Radam Ghafahni at 00:41, 9 March 2008

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	'''James Green''' was a pressure in-fighter who enjoyed success early in his career with wins over Scypion, Singletary and Teddy Mann. He then suffered setbacks against David Braxton, Mugabi and Frank "the Animal" Fletcher. He won a couple of fights against some softer competition, but followed them with losses against an undefeated Donald Curry, Watts and finally a loss against Michael Olajide that sent him into retirement. After a nine-year hiatus he came back as a super middleweight with little success. He finally hung his gloves up in 1996.		'''James Green''' was a pressure in-fighter who enjoyed success early in his career with wins over Scypion, Singletary and Teddy Mann. He then suffered setbacks against David Braxton, Mugabi and Frank "the Animal" Fletcher. He won a couple of fights against some softer competition, but followed them with losses against an undefeated Donald Curry, Watts and finally a loss against Michael Olajide that sent him into retirement. After a nine-year hiatus he came back as a super middleweight with little success. He finally hung his gloves up in 1996.
			[[Category:Diamond Belt Champions\|Green, James]]

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	'''James Green''' was a pressure in-fighter who enjoyed success early in his career with wins over ~~[[Wilford~~ Scypion]], ~~[[Ernie~~ Singletary~~]],~~ and [[Teddy Mann]]. He then suffered setbacks against [[David Braxton]], ~~[[John~~ Mugabi]] and [[Frank Fletcher]]. He won a couple of fights against some softer competition, but followed them with losses against an undefeated [[Donald Curry]], ~~[[Kevin~~ Watts]] and finally a loss against [[Michael Olajide]] that sent him into retirement. After a nine-year hiatus he came back as a super middleweight with little success. He finally hung his gloves up in 1996.		'''James Green''' was a pressure in-fighter who enjoyed success early in his career with wins over Scypion, Singletary and Teddy Mann. He then suffered setbacks against David Braxton, Mugabi and Frank "the Animal" Fletcher. He won a couple of fights against some softer competition, but followed them with losses against an undefeated Donald Curry, Watts and finally a loss against Michael Olajide that sent him into retirement. After a nine-year hiatus he came back as a super middleweight with little success. He finally hung his gloves up in 1996.

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	<boxer>002714</boxer> James was a pressure in-fighter who enjoyed success early in his career with wins over Scypion, Singletary and Teddy Mann. He then suffered setbacks against David Braxton, Mugabi and Frank ~~the Animal~~ Fletcher. He won a couple of fights against some softer competition but followed them with losses against an undefeated Donald Curry, Watts and finally a loss against Michael Olajide ~~which~~ sent him into retirement. After a 9 year hiatus he came back as a super middleweight with little success. He finally hung his gloves up in 1996~~. He was only 5'5" but was one of the most enjoyable fighters to watch always giving a thrilling effort~~.		<boxer>002714</boxer>
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			'''James Green''' was a pressure in-fighter who enjoyed success early in his career with wins over [[Wilford Scypion]], [[Ernie Singletary]], and [[Teddy Mann]]. He then suffered setbacks against [[David Braxton]], [[John Mugabi]] and [[Frank Fletcher]]. He won a couple of fights against some softer competition, but followed them with losses against an undefeated [[Donald Curry]], [[Kevin Watts]] and finally a loss against [[Michael Olajide]] that sent him into retirement. After a nine-year hiatus he came back as a super middleweight with little success. He finally hung his gloves up in 1996.

Dempsonny at 21:18, 31 December 2007

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	<boxer>002714</boxer> James was a pressure in-fighter who enjoyed success early in his career with wins over Scypion, Singletary and ~~teddy~~ Mann. He then suffered setbacks against David Braxton, Mugabi and Frank the Animal Fletcher. He won a couple of fights against some softer competition but followed them with losses against an undefeated Donald Curry, Watts and finally a loss against Michael Olajide which sent him into retirement. After a 9 year hiatus he came back as a super middleweight with little success. He finally hung his gloves up in 1996. He was only 5'5" but was one of the most enjoyable fighters to watch always giving a thrilling effort.		<boxer>002714</boxer> James was a pressure in-fighter who enjoyed success early in his career with wins over Scypion, Singletary and Teddy Mann. He then suffered setbacks against David Braxton, Mugabi and Frank the Animal Fletcher. He won a couple of fights against some softer competition but followed them with losses against an undefeated Donald Curry, Watts and finally a loss against Michael Olajide which sent him into retirement. After a 9 year hiatus he came back as a super middleweight with little success. He finally hung his gloves up in 1996. He was only 5'5" but was one of the most enjoyable fighters to watch always giving a thrilling effort.

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	'''James Green''' was a pressure in-fighter who enjoyed success early in his career with wins over Scypion, Singletary and Teddy Mann. He then suffered setbacks against David Braxton, Mugabi and Frank "the Animal" Fletcher. He won a couple of fights against some softer competition, but followed them with losses against an undefeated Donald Curry, Watts and finally a loss against Michael Olajide that sent him into retirement. After a nine-year hiatus he came back as a super middleweight with little success. He finally hung his gloves up in 1996.		'''James Green''' was a pressure in-fighter who enjoyed success early in his career with wins over Scypion, Singletary and Teddy Mann. He then suffered setbacks against David Braxton, Mugabi and Frank "the Animal" Fletcher. He won a couple of fights against some softer competition, but followed them with losses against an undefeated Donald Curry, Watts and finally a loss against Michael Olajide that sent him into retirement. After a nine-year hiatus he came back as a super middleweight with little success. He finally hung his gloves up in 1996.
	[[Category:Diamond Belt Champions\|Green, James]]		[[Category:Diamond Belt Champions\|Green, James]]
			[[Category:African American Boxers\|Green, James]]