Jay Deas - Revision history

Slugger at 02:31, 17 November 2018

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	'''Jay Deas''' started Skyy Boxing in Northport, Alabama in 1995 to train, manage and promote local fighters. At 26, he was the youngest promoter in the sport. In 2007, Deas was named as the United States Olympic Committee's National Development Boxing Coach of the Year. Too, he was the first licensed promoter ever in the state of Alabama.		'''Jay Deas''' started Skyy Boxing in Northport, Alabama in 1995 to train, manage and promote local fighters. At 26, he was the youngest promoter in the sport. In 2007, Deas was named as the United States Olympic Committee's National Development Boxing Coach of the Year. Too, he was the first licensed promoter ever in the state of Alabama.
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Slugger at 02:28, 17 November 2018

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	'''Jay Deas''' started Skyy Boxing in Northport, Alabama in 1995 to train, manage and promote local fighters. At 26, he was the youngest promoter in the sport. In 2007, Deas was named as the United States Olympic Committee's National Development Boxing Coach of the Year. Too, he was the first licensed promoter ever in the state of Alabama.		'''Jay Deas''' started Skyy Boxing in Northport, Alabama in 1995 to train, manage and promote local fighters. At 26, he was the youngest promoter in the sport. In 2007, Deas was named as the United States Olympic Committee's National Development Boxing Coach of the Year. Too, he was the first licensed promoter ever in the state of Alabama.

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	~~== Sources ==~~

	*[http://www.deontaywilder.net/teamwilder\| Bio at www.DeontayWilder.com]
	*[http://www.skyyboxing.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1&Itemid=7\| Bio at http://www.skyyboxing.com]

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John at 02:02, 14 August 2016

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	'''Jay Deas''' started Skyy Boxing in Northport, Alabama in 1995 to train, manage and promote local fighters. At 26, he was the youngest promoter in the sport. In 2007, Deas was named as the United States Olympic Committee's National Development Boxing Coach of the Year. Too, he was the first licensed promoter ever in the state of Alabama.		'''Jay Deas''' started Skyy Boxing in Northport, Alabama in 1995 to train, manage and promote local fighters. At 26, he was the youngest promoter in the sport. In 2007, Deas was named as the United States Olympic Committee's National Development Boxing Coach of the Year. Too, he was the first licensed promoter ever in the state of Alabama.

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

Sweetscientist at 02:26, 25 June 2012

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	'''Jay Deas''' started Skyy Boxing in Northport, Alabama in 1995 to train, manage and promote local fighters. At 26, he was the youngest promoter in the sport. In 2007, Deas was named as the United States Olympic Committee's National Development Boxing Coach of the Year. Too, he was the first licensed promoter ever in the state of Alabama.		'''Jay Deas''' started Skyy Boxing in Northport, Alabama in 1995 to train, manage and promote local fighters. At 26, he was the youngest promoter in the sport. In 2007, Deas was named as the United States Olympic Committee's National Development Boxing Coach of the Year. Too, he was the first licensed promoter ever in the state of Alabama.

Sweetscientist at 02:25, 25 June 2012

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	Deas started Skyy Boxing in Northport, Alabama in 1995 to train, manage and promote local fighters. At 26, he was the youngest promoter in the sport. In 2007, Deas was named as the United States Olympic Committee's National Development Boxing Coach of the Year.~~[http://www.deontaywilder.net/teamwilder]~~ Too, he was the first licensed promoter ever in the state of Alabama.		[[File:Jaydeas.jpg\|215px\|thumb\|left]]

			'''Jay Deas''' started Skyy Boxing in Northport, Alabama in 1995 to train, manage and promote local fighters. At 26, he was the youngest promoter in the sport. In 2007, Deas was named as the United States Olympic Committee's National Development Boxing Coach of the Year. Too, he was the first licensed promoter ever in the state of Alabama.

			== Fighters Promoted/Managed ==
			*[[Deontay Wilder]]
			*[[Tim Mitchell]]
			*[[Earl Monroe]]

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			== Sources ==

			*[http://www.deontaywilder.net/teamwilder\| Bio at www.DeontayWilder.com]
			*[http://www.skyyboxing.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1&Itemid=7\| Bio at http://www.skyyboxing.com]

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Sweetscientist at 23:10, 3 February 2011

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	Deas started Skyy Boxing in Northport, Alabama in 1995 to train, manage and promote local fighters. At 26, he was the youngest promoter in the sport. In 2007, Deas was named as the United States Olympic Committee's National Development Boxing Coach of the Year.[http://www.deontaywilder.net/teamwilder] was the first licensed promoter ever in the state of Alabama.		Deas started Skyy Boxing in Northport, Alabama in 1995 to train, manage and promote local fighters. At 26, he was the youngest promoter in the sport. In 2007, Deas was named as the United States Olympic Committee's National Development Boxing Coach of the Year.[http://www.deontaywilder.net/teamwilder] Too, he was the first licensed promoter ever in the state of Alabama.

Sweetscientist at 23:06, 3 February 2011

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	Deas started Skyy Boxing in Northport, Alabama in 1995 to train, manage and promote local fighters. At 26, he was the youngest promoter in the sport. In 2007, Deas was named as the United States Olympic Committee's National Development Boxing Coach of the Year.[http://www.deontaywilder.net/teamwilder]		Deas started Skyy Boxing in Northport, Alabama in 1995 to train, manage and promote local fighters. At 26, he was the youngest promoter in the sport. In 2007, Deas was named as the United States Olympic Committee's National Development Boxing Coach of the Year.[http://www.deontaywilder.net/teamwilder] was the first licensed promoter ever in the state of Alabama.

Sweetscientist at 15:32, 14 March 2009

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New page: Deas started Skyy Boxing in Northport, Alabama in 1995 to train, manage and promote local fighters. At 26, he was the youngest promoter in the sport. In 2007, Deas was named as the Unite...

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Deas started Skyy Boxing in Northport, Alabama in 1995 to train, manage and promote local fighters. At 26, he was the youngest promoter in the sport. In 2007, Deas was named as the United States Olympic Committee's National Development Boxing Coach of the Year.