Jeff Bumpus - Revision history

Michael at 10:06, 24 September 2017

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	<i>Becoming Taz: Writing from the Southpaw Stance</i> by Jeff Bumpus is a memoir about pursuing a dream — of enduring the struggles, processing the failures, and learning how to assess the triumphs. Bumpus was a professional boxer from 1984 until 1993. During this time he continued working full-time as a saw operator, cutting countertops for mobile homes and RVs. He fought five world champions and several top contenders before retiring from the ring with a record of 30 wins (15 by knockout), 8 defeats, and one draw. <i>Becoming Taz</i> is a tale of youth filtered through the wisdom of middle age and told with the literate voice of a seasoned storyteller.		<i>Becoming Taz: Writing from the Southpaw Stance</i> by Jeff Bumpus is a memoir about pursuing a dream — of enduring the struggles, processing the failures, and learning how to assess the triumphs. Bumpus was a professional boxer from 1984 until 1993. During this time he continued working full-time as a saw operator, cutting countertops for mobile homes and RVs. He fought five world champions and several top contenders before retiring from the ring with a record of 30 wins (15 by knockout), 8 defeats, and one draw. <i>Becoming Taz</i> is a tale of youth filtered through the wisdom of middle age and told with the literate voice of a seasoned storyteller.

			Bumpus left boxing with a record of '''31-8-1''' and caputured the Mid-West & Mid-American Super-Lightweight Titles in 1989.



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Exjourneyman at 09:23, 10 March 2016

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	<i>Becoming Taz: Writing from the Southpaw Stance</i> by Jeff Bumpus is a memoir about pursuing a dream — of enduring the struggles, processing the failures, and learning how to assess the triumphs. Bumpus was a professional boxer from 1984 until 1993. During this time he continued working full-time as a saw operator, cutting countertops for mobile homes and RVs. He fought five world champions and several top contenders before retiring from the ring with a record of 30 wins (15 by knockout), 8 defeats, and one draw. <i>Becoming Taz</i> is a tale of youth filtered through the wisdom of middle age and told with the literate voice of a seasoned storyteller.		<i>Becoming Taz: Writing from the Southpaw Stance</i> by Jeff Bumpus is a memoir about pursuing a dream — of enduring the struggles, processing the failures, and learning how to assess the triumphs. Bumpus was a professional boxer from 1984 until 1993. During this time he continued working full-time as a saw operator, cutting countertops for mobile homes and RVs. He fought five world champions and several top contenders before retiring from the ring with a record of 30 wins (15 by knockout), 8 defeats, and one draw. <i>Becoming Taz</i> is a tale of youth filtered through the wisdom of middle age and told with the literate voice of a seasoned storyteller.


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Matt at 17:08, 12 December 2014

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	<i>Becoming Taz: Writing from the Southpaw Stance</i> by Jeff Bumpus is a memoir about pursuing a dream — of enduring the struggles, processing the failures, and learning how to assess the triumphs. Bumpus was a professional boxer from 1984 until 1993. During this time he continued working full-time as a saw operator, cutting countertops for mobile homes and RVs. He fought five world champions and several top contenders before retiring from the ring with a record of 30 wins (15 by knockout), 8 defeats, and one draw. <i>Becoming Taz</i> is a tale of youth filtered through the wisdom of middle age and told with the literate voice of a seasoned storyteller.		<i>Becoming Taz: Writing from the Southpaw Stance</i> by Jeff Bumpus is a memoir about pursuing a dream — of enduring the struggles, processing the failures, and learning how to assess the triumphs. Bumpus was a professional boxer from 1984 until 1993. During this time he continued working full-time as a saw operator, cutting countertops for mobile homes and RVs. He fought five world champions and several top contenders before retiring from the ring with a record of 30 wins (15 by knockout), 8 defeats, and one draw. <i>Becoming Taz</i> is a tale of youth filtered through the wisdom of middle age and told with the literate voice of a seasoned storyteller.
	~~[[Category:Regional Champions\|Bumpus, Jeff]]~~

Journeymen at 06:15, 12 December 2014

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	<i>Becoming Taz: Writing from the Southpaw Stance</i> by Jeff Bumpus is a memoir about pursuing a dream — of enduring the struggles, processing the failures, and learning how to assess the triumphs. Bumpus was a professional boxer from 1984 until 1993. During this time he continued working full-time as a saw operator, cutting countertops for mobile homes and RVs. He fought five world champions and several top contenders before retiring from the ring with a record of 30 wins (15 by knockout), 8 defeats, and one draw. <i>Becoming Taz</i> is a tale of youth filtered through the wisdom of middle age and told with the literate voice of a seasoned storyteller.		<i>Becoming Taz: Writing from the Southpaw Stance</i> by Jeff Bumpus is a memoir about pursuing a dream — of enduring the struggles, processing the failures, and learning how to assess the triumphs. Bumpus was a professional boxer from 1984 until 1993. During this time he continued working full-time as a saw operator, cutting countertops for mobile homes and RVs. He fought five world champions and several top contenders before retiring from the ring with a record of 30 wins (15 by knockout), 8 defeats, and one draw. <i>Becoming Taz</i> is a tale of youth filtered through the wisdom of middle age and told with the literate voice of a seasoned storyteller.
			[[Category:Regional Champions\|Bumpus, Jeff]]

Wouter: Reverted edits by Journeymen (talk) to last revision by Roccom

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	<i>Becoming Taz: Writing from the Southpaw Stance</i> by Jeff Bumpus is a memoir about pursuing a dream — of enduring the struggles, processing the failures, and learning how to assess the triumphs. Bumpus was a professional boxer from 1984 until 1993. During this time he continued working full-time as a saw operator, cutting countertops for mobile homes and RVs. He fought five world champions and several top contenders before retiring from the ring with a record of 30 wins (15 by knockout), 8 defeats, and one draw. <i>Becoming Taz</i> is a tale of youth filtered through the wisdom of middle age and told with the literate voice of a seasoned storyteller.		<i>Becoming Taz: Writing from the Southpaw Stance</i> by Jeff Bumpus is a memoir about pursuing a dream — of enduring the struggles, processing the failures, and learning how to assess the triumphs. Bumpus was a professional boxer from 1984 until 1993. During this time he continued working full-time as a saw operator, cutting countertops for mobile homes and RVs. He fought five world champions and several top contenders before retiring from the ring with a record of 30 wins (15 by knockout), 8 defeats, and one draw. <i>Becoming Taz</i> is a tale of youth filtered through the wisdom of middle age and told with the literate voice of a seasoned storyteller.
	~~[[Category:Regional Champions\|Bumpus, Jeff]]~~

Journeymen at 06:04, 9 December 2014

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	<i>Becoming Taz: Writing from the Southpaw Stance</i> by Jeff Bumpus is a memoir about pursuing a dream — of enduring the struggles, processing the failures, and learning how to assess the triumphs. Bumpus was a professional boxer from 1984 until 1993. During this time he continued working full-time as a saw operator, cutting countertops for mobile homes and RVs. He fought five world champions and several top contenders before retiring from the ring with a record of 30 wins (15 by knockout), 8 defeats, and one draw. <i>Becoming Taz</i> is a tale of youth filtered through the wisdom of middle age and told with the literate voice of a seasoned storyteller.		<i>Becoming Taz: Writing from the Southpaw Stance</i> by Jeff Bumpus is a memoir about pursuing a dream — of enduring the struggles, processing the failures, and learning how to assess the triumphs. Bumpus was a professional boxer from 1984 until 1993. During this time he continued working full-time as a saw operator, cutting countertops for mobile homes and RVs. He fought five world champions and several top contenders before retiring from the ring with a record of 30 wins (15 by knockout), 8 defeats, and one draw. <i>Becoming Taz</i> is a tale of youth filtered through the wisdom of middle age and told with the literate voice of a seasoned storyteller.
			[[Category:Regional Champions\|Bumpus, Jeff]]

Roccom: correction

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	<i>Becoming Taz: Writing from the Southpaw Stance</i> by Jeff Bumpus is a memoir about pursuing a dream — of enduring the struggles, processing the failures, and learning how to assess the triumphs. Bumpus was a professional boxer from 1984 until 1993. During this time he continued working full-time as a saw operator, cutting countertops for mobile homes and RVs. He fought five world champions and several top contenders before retiring from the ring with a record of 31 wins (15 by knockout), 8 defeats, and one draw. <i>Becoming Taz</i> is a tale of youth filtered through the wisdom of middle age and told with the literate voice of a seasoned storyteller.		<i>Becoming Taz: Writing from the Southpaw Stance</i> by Jeff Bumpus is a memoir about pursuing a dream — of enduring the struggles, processing the failures, and learning how to assess the triumphs. Bumpus was a professional boxer from 1984 until 1993. During this time he continued working full-time as a saw operator, cutting countertops for mobile homes and RVs. He fought five world champions and several top contenders before retiring from the ring with a record of 30 wins (15 by knockout), 8 defeats, and one draw. <i>Becoming Taz</i> is a tale of youth filtered through the wisdom of middle age and told with the literate voice of a seasoned storyteller.

Jukejar at 18:07, 1 July 2014

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	~~An interview with~~ Jeff "The Tazmanian Devil" Bumpus ~~from 2008~~:		Jeff "The Tazmanian Devil" Bumpus's memoir was published in 2014 by Canopic Publishing:

	http://~~www.canopicpublishing~~.com/~~boxing~~/~~bumpusInterview~~.~~htm~~		http://canopicjar.com/canopic-publishing/jeff-bumpus/

			<i>Becoming Taz: Writing from the Southpaw Stance</i> by Jeff Bumpus is a memoir about pursuing a dream — of enduring the struggles, processing the failures, and learning how to assess the triumphs. Bumpus was a professional boxer from 1984 until 1993. During this time he continued working full-time as a saw operator, cutting countertops for mobile homes and RVs. He fought five world champions and several top contenders before retiring from the ring with a record of 31 wins (15 by knockout), 8 defeats, and one draw. <i>Becoming Taz</i> is a tale of youth filtered through the wisdom of middle age and told with the literate voice of a seasoned storyteller.

Jukejar at 19:05, 5 November 2012

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			An interview with Jeff "The Tazmanian Devil" Bumpus from 2008:

			http://www.canopicpublishing.com/boxing/bumpusInterview.htm

John at 15:09, 13 June 2010

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