Jimmy Martinez - Revision history

Matt at 00:27, 16 April 2016

2016-04-16T00:27:18Z

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	'''Manager''': [[Marsh Sanson]] (1952), [[Al Weill]] (1959)<br>		'''Manager''': [[Marsh Sanson]] (1952-54), [[Al Weill]] (1959)<br>

	Excerpts from obituary, Arizona Republic, The (Phoenix, AZ) - April 20, 2007		Excerpts from obituary, Arizona Republic, The (Phoenix, AZ) - April 20, 2007

Matt at 16:49, 28 January 2016

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	'''Manager''': [[Al Weill]] (1959)<br>		'''Manager''': [[Marsh Sanson]] (1952), [[Al Weill]] (1959)<br>

	Excerpts from obituary, Arizona Republic, The (Phoenix, AZ) - April 20, 2007		Excerpts from obituary, Arizona Republic, The (Phoenix, AZ) - April 20, 2007

Fasan at 22:05, 5 January 2011

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	'''Manager''': [[Al Weill]] (1959)<br>		'''Manager''': [[Al Weill]] (1959)<br>

Michael: category - history

2010-07-17T18:23:17Z

category - history

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	[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=19100525 Gravesite]		[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=19100525 Gravesite]
			[[Category:Arizona State Champions\|Martinez, Jimmy]]

	[[Category:2007 Deaths\|Martinez, Jimmy]]		[[Category:2007 Deaths\|Martinez, Jimmy]]

Matt at 20:21, 16 March 2010

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			'''Manager''': [[Al Weill]] (1959)<br>

	Excerpts from obituary, Arizona Republic, The (Phoenix, AZ) - April 20, 2007		Excerpts from obituary, Arizona Republic, The (Phoenix, AZ) - April 20, 2007

Boxer561: added find-a-grave link

2007-04-26T16:44:50Z

added find-a-grave link

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	Jimmy passed away in the Thunderbird Hospital. He left home at an early age to work on a farm owned by a Russian family who taught him to speak Russian, making him multilingual, Spanish, Russian, German and English. Hard work on the farm prepared him physically to become a fierce contender on the road to becoming a Golden Glove champion. Jimmy was a favorite in the Phoenix boxing area and was called "Arizona's Middleweight Champion." His style of boxing was compared to that of Rocky Castellani. He was billed as one of the busiest middleweights which earned him the "have gloves, will travel" reputation. During his boxing years, he was the only American to fight in North and South Africa. Six of his fights were nationally televised. Due to worsening bursitis in both shoulders, he retired shortly after his last fight on Dec 5, 1959.		Jimmy passed away in the Thunderbird Hospital. He left home at an early age to work on a farm owned by a Russian family who taught him to speak Russian, making him multilingual, Spanish, Russian, German and English. Hard work on the farm prepared him physically to become a fierce contender on the road to becoming a Golden Glove champion. Jimmy was a favorite in the Phoenix boxing area and was called "Arizona's Middleweight Champion." His style of boxing was compared to that of Rocky Castellani. He was billed as one of the busiest middleweights which earned him the "have gloves, will travel" reputation. During his boxing years, he was the only American to fight in North and South Africa. Six of his fights were nationally televised. Due to worsening bursitis in both shoulders, he retired shortly after his last fight on Dec 5, 1959.

			[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=19100525 Gravesite]

	[[Category:2007 Deaths\|Martinez, Jimmy]]		[[Category:2007 Deaths\|Martinez, Jimmy]]

Matt: Boxer:Jimmy Martinez:16320 moved to Jimmy Martinez

2007-04-22T17:23:46Z

Boxer:Jimmy Martinez:16320 moved to Jimmy Martinez

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Matt at 17:23, 22 April 2007

2007-04-22T17:23:39Z

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	Jimmy passed away in the Thunderbird Hospital. He left home at an early age to work on a farm owned by a Russian family who taught him to speak Russian, making him multilingual, Spanish, Russian, German and English. Hard work on the farm prepared him physically to become a fierce contender on the road to becoming a Golden Glove champion. Jimmy was a favorite in the Phoenix boxing area and was called "Arizona's Middleweight Champion." His style of boxing was compared to that of Rocky Castellani. He was billed as one of the busiest middleweights which earned him the "have gloves, will travel" reputation. During his boxing years, he was the only American to fight in North and South Africa. Six of his fights were nationally televised. Due to worsening bursitis in both shoulders, he retired shortly after his last fight on Dec 5, 1959.		Jimmy passed away in the Thunderbird Hospital. He left home at an early age to work on a farm owned by a Russian family who taught him to speak Russian, making him multilingual, Spanish, Russian, German and English. Hard work on the farm prepared him physically to become a fierce contender on the road to becoming a Golden Glove champion. Jimmy was a favorite in the Phoenix boxing area and was called "Arizona's Middleweight Champion." His style of boxing was compared to that of Rocky Castellani. He was billed as one of the busiest middleweights which earned him the "have gloves, will travel" reputation. During his boxing years, he was the only American to fight in North and South Africa. Six of his fights were nationally televised. Due to worsening bursitis in both shoulders, he retired shortly after his last fight on Dec 5, 1959.

			[[Category:2007 Deaths\|Martinez, Jimmy]]

Boxer561 at 16:33, 22 April 2007

2007-04-22T16:33:01Z

New page

<boxer>16320</boxer>

Excerpts from obituary, Arizona Republic, The (Phoenix, AZ) - April 20, 2007

Jimmy passed away in the Thunderbird Hospital. He left home at an early age to work on a farm owned by a Russian family who taught him to speak Russian, making him multilingual, Spanish, Russian, German and English. Hard work on the farm prepared him physically to become a fierce contender on the road to becoming a Golden Glove champion. Jimmy was a favorite in the Phoenix boxing area and was called "Arizona's Middleweight Champion." His style of boxing was compared to that of Rocky Castellani. He was billed as one of the busiest middleweights which earned him the "have gloves, will travel" reputation. During his boxing years, he was the only American to fight in North and South Africa. Six of his fights were nationally televised. Due to worsening bursitis in both shoulders, he retired shortly after his last fight on Dec 5, 1959.