Jeff Fenech - Revision history

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			*Has defeated 10 opponents (8 by KO) in world title fights.
			**4 opponents (3 by KO) for the World Featherweight Title.
			**3 opponents (2 by KO) for the World Super Bantamweight Title.
			**3 opponents (3 by KO) for the World Bantamweight Title.
	*Has a record of 11-2-1 (9 KOs) in world title fights		*Has a record of 11-2-1 (9 KOs) in world title fights
	*Has a record of 9-3-1 (5 KOs) against former, current or future world champions:		*Has a record of 9-3-1 (5 KOs) against former, current or future world champions:

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	His TKO loss on March 1, 1992 to [[Azumah Nelson]] was recognized as the [[Ring Magazine Upset of the Year\|''The Ring'' Upset of the Year]].		His TKO loss on March 1, 1992 to [[Azumah Nelson]] was recognized as the [[Ring Magazine Upset of the Year\|''The Ring'' Upset of the Year]].

	Fenech was trained by legendary trainer [[Emanuel Steward]] for two of his 1995/96 comeback wins vs [[Tialano Tovar]] and [[Mike Juarez]]. Fenech was again trained by [[Johnny Lewis]] for his Lightweight title fight defeat to [[~~Phillip~~ Holiday]] and his final fight 12 years later vs [[Azumah Nelson]].		Fenech was trained by legendary trainer [[Emanuel Steward]] for two of his 1995/96 comeback wins vs [[Tialano Tovar]] and [[Mike Juarez]]. Fenech was again trained by [[Johnny Lewis]] for his Lightweight title fight defeat to [[Philip Holiday]] and his final fight 12 years later vs [[Azumah Nelson]].

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	His TKO loss on March 1, 1992 to [[Azumah Nelson]] was recognized as the [[Ring Magazine Upset of the Year\|''The Ring'' Upset of the Year]].		His TKO loss on March 1, 1992 to [[Azumah Nelson]] was recognized as the [[Ring Magazine Upset of the Year\|''The Ring'' Upset of the Year]].

			Fenech was trained by legendary trainer [[Emanuel Steward]] for two of his 1995/96 comeback wins vs [[Tialano Tovar]] and [[Mike Juarez]]. Fenech was again trained by [[Johnny Lewis]] for his Lightweight title fight defeat to [[Phillip Holiday]] and his final fight 12 years later vs [[Azumah Nelson]].

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	*Stopped IBF Bantamweight World Champion [[Satoshi Shingaki]] by TKO9.		*Stopped IBF Bantamweight World Champion [[Satoshi Shingaki]] by TKO9.
	*Defeated 26-0 contender [[Jerome Coffee]] by UD15.		*Defeated 26-0 contender [[Jerome Coffee]] by UD15.
			*Outpointed former Bantamweight and future Super Bantamweight champion [[Daniel Zaragoza]] over ten rounds.
			*Stopped Emanuel Steward Kronk trained unbeaten 1984 Olympic Gold Medalist [[Steve McCrory]] in 14 rounds in defence of the Bantamweight title.
	*Knocked out Legendary Muay Thai fighter and WBC Super-Bantamweight boxing champion [[Samart Payakaroon]] by KO4.		*Knocked out Legendary Muay Thai fighter and WBC Super-Bantamweight boxing champion [[Samart Payakaroon]] by KO4.
	*Outpointed former Bantamweight and future Super Bantamweight champion [[Daniel Zaragoza]] over ten rounds.
	*Stopped Emanuel Steward Kronk trained unbeaten 1984 Olympic Gold Medalist [[Steve McCrory]] in 14 rounds in defence of the Super Bantamweight title.
	*Defeated legendary former World Champion and knockout artist [[Carlos Zarate]] by TD4.		*Defeated legendary former World Champion and knockout artist [[Carlos Zarate]] by TD4.
	*Beat ex World Title Challenger [[Mario Martinez]] by UD12.		*Beat ex World Title Challenger [[Mario Martinez]] by UD12.

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	*Knocked out Legendary Muay Thai fighter and WBC Super-Bantamweight boxing champion [[Samart Payakaroon]] by KO4.		*Knocked out Legendary Muay Thai fighter and WBC Super-Bantamweight boxing champion [[Samart Payakaroon]] by KO4.
	*Outpointed former Bantamweight and future Super Bantamweight champion [[Daniel Zaragoza]] over ten rounds.		*Outpointed former Bantamweight and future Super Bantamweight champion [[Daniel Zaragoza]] over ten rounds.
			*Stopped Emanuel Steward Kronk trained unbeaten 1984 Olympic Gold Medalist [[Steve McCrory]] in 14 rounds in defence of the Super Bantamweight title.
	*Defeated legendary former World Champion and knockout artist [[Carlos Zarate]] by TD4.		*Defeated legendary former World Champion and knockout artist [[Carlos Zarate]] by TD4.
	*Beat ex World Title Challenger [[Mario Martinez]] by UD12.		*Beat ex World Title Challenger [[Mario Martinez]] by UD12.

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	[[file:Fenech_v_Nelson_1_aftermath.jpeg\|right\|thumb\|Jeff Fenech reacts to Draw against Azumah Nelson]]		[[file:Fenech_v_Nelson_1_aftermath.jpeg\|right\|thumb\|Jeff Fenech reacts to Draw against Azumah Nelson]]

	~~The~~ three-time world champion at bantamweight, super bantamweight and featherweight is arguably one of the greatest boxers Australia has ever produced. Inducted into the [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]] in Canastota, New York in June 2002, Fenech is recognised around the world as one of the sport's greats. A controversial draw with African great [[Azumah Nelson]], when the majority of the world saw him win, cost Fenech what would have been an amazing fourth world title at super featherweight.		He was a three-time world champion at bantamweight, super bantamweight and featherweight and is arguably one of the greatest boxers Australia has ever produced. Inducted into the [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]] in Canastota, New York in June 2002, Fenech is recognised around the world as one of the sport's greats. A controversial draw with African great [[Azumah Nelson]], when the majority of the world saw him win, cost Fenech what would have been an amazing fourth world title at super featherweight.

	A career spanning 1984 to 1996, Fenech turned professional after a controversial quarterfinal points loss at the 1984 Los Angeles [[Olympics\|Olympic Games]]. Trained by [[Johnny Lewis]], Fenech was known as the "Marrickville Mauler" and was like a pocket dynamo in the ring, capturing the hearts of Australian sporting fans with his unique expression, "I love youse all." The head trainer, manager and promoter now passes on his never ending resources of boxing knowledge to the members of Team Fenech.		A career spanning 1984 to 1996, Fenech turned professional after a controversial quarterfinal points loss at the 1984 Los Angeles [[Olympics\|Olympic Games]]. Trained by [[Johnny Lewis]] for most of his career, Fenech was known as the "Marrickville Mauler" and was like a pocket dynamo in the ring, capturing the hearts of Australian sporting fans with his unique expression, "I love youse all." The head trainer, manager and promoter now passes on his never ending resources of boxing knowledge to the members of Team Fenech.

	His TKO loss on March 1, 1992 to [[Azumah Nelson]] was recognized as the [[Ring Magazine Upset of the Year\|''The Ring'' Upset of the Year]].		His TKO loss on March 1, 1992 to [[Azumah Nelson]] was recognized as the [[Ring Magazine Upset of the Year\|''The Ring'' Upset of the Year]].

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	*Won Against: [[Azumah Nelson]], [[Satoshi Shingaki]] (2x), [[Daniel Zaragoza]], [[Samart Payakaroon]], [[Greg Richardson]], [[Carlos Zarate]], [[Victor Callejas]] and [[Marcos Villasana]].		*Won Against: [[Azumah Nelson]], [[Satoshi Shingaki]] (2x), [[Daniel Zaragoza]], [[Samart Payakaroon]], [[Greg Richardson]], [[Carlos Zarate]], [[Victor Callejas]] and [[Marcos Villasana]].
	**Drew Against: [[Azumah Nelson]].		*Drew Against: [[Azumah Nelson]].
	**Lost Against: [[Azumah Nelson]], [[Calvin Grove]] and [[Philip Holiday]].		*Lost Against: [[Azumah Nelson]], [[Calvin Grove]] and [[Philip Holiday]].

	'''Variant Record'''		'''Variant Record'''

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	*Has a record of 9-3-1 (5 KOs) against former, current or future world champions:		*Has a record of 9-3-1 (5 KOs) against former, current or future world champions:

	**Won Against: [[Azumah Nelson]], [[Satoshi Shingaki]] (2x), [[Daniel Zaragoza]], [[Samart Payakaroon]], [[Greg Richardson]], [[Carlos Zarate]], [[Victor Callejas]] and [[Marcos Villasana]].		*Won Against: [[Azumah Nelson]], [[Satoshi Shingaki]] (2x), [[Daniel Zaragoza]], [[Samart Payakaroon]], [[Greg Richardson]], [[Carlos Zarate]], [[Victor Callejas]] and [[Marcos Villasana]].
	**Drew Against: [[Azumah Nelson]].		**Drew Against: [[Azumah Nelson]].
	**Lost Against: [[Azumah Nelson]], [[Calvin Grove]] and [[Philip Holiday]].		**Lost Against: [[Azumah Nelson]], [[Calvin Grove]] and [[Philip Holiday]].

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	*Controversially drew with African-Great [[Azumah Nelson]].		*Controversially drew with African-Great [[Azumah Nelson]].
	*Defeated African-Great [[Azumah Nelson]] by MD10.		*Defeated African-Great [[Azumah Nelson]] by MD10.
	~~[[file:Jefffenech.jpeg\|right\|thumb\|Jeff Fenech vs Azumah Nelson]]~~

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			[[file:Jefffenech.jpeg\|right\|thumb\|Jeff Fenech vs Azumah Nelson]]



	*Stopped IBF Bantamweight World Champion [[Satoshi Shingaki]] by TKO9.		*Stopped IBF Bantamweight World Champion [[Satoshi Shingaki]] by TKO9.