Joe Koizumi - Revision history

John at 10:51, 7 December 2024

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	Joe Koizumi is a ~~Japan-based~~ matchmaker, manager, and journalist.		Joe Koizumi is a Japanese matchmaker, manager, and journalist.

	==Career as Manager==		==Career as Manager==

John at 10:50, 7 December 2024

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	==Career as Manager==		==Career as Manager==
	Koizumi ~~currently manages~~ lightweight contender [[Randy Suico]], and ~~also served as manager to both~~ [[Luisito Espinosa]] during Espinosa's reign as [[WBC]] featherweight champion, and former [[WBA]] minimumweight champion [[Joma Gamboa]].		Koizumi managed lightweight contender [[Randy Suico]], and [[Luisito Espinosa]] during Espinosa's reign as [[WBC]] featherweight champion, and former [[WBA]] minimumweight champion [[Joma Gamboa]].

	==Career as Journalist==		==Career as Journalist==
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	==External Links==		==External Links==
			* [http://www.ring-japan.com Ring Japan] Official website
	[http://www.ring-japan.com Ring Japan] -- Official website ~~of Joe Koizumi ([http://www.ring-japan.com/e-index.htm English language version])<br>~~		* [http://www.cataumet.net/gboxrec/joe_koizumi_dictionary.htm The Joe Koizumi Dictionary]
	[http://www.cataumet.net/gboxrec/joe_koizumi_dictionary.htm The Joe Koizumi Dictionary] ~~-- Fan site devoted to cataloguing recurring words and phrases in Koizumi fight reports~~

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John: /* Career as Journalist */

2020-12-24T15:13:50Z

Career as Journalist

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	==Career as Journalist==		==Career as Journalist==
	Koizumi began to work as a correspondent for [[The Ring Magazine]] in 1965, and has also contributed to many other print and online publications. Koizumi is admired for his elegant and unique writing style; he utilizes so many distinctive turns of phrase that one often does not need to see his byline on an article to know that it was written by him. He frequently describes the different rounds of a bout, for example, not only as "rounds" but also "cantos," "sessions," "stanzas," "frames" or "heats." A referee rarely issues a mere ten count in a Koizumi fight report, but rather "tolls the fatal ten." In the aftermath of [[Kazuhisa Watanabe\|Kazuhisa Watanabe's]] upset win over [[Motokazu Abe]] in January 2006, Koizumi was hit by a cup of beer thrown by an unruly fan, and he closed his report on the fight by summarizing the episode with the memorable sentence: "Some crazy aficionado of Abe threw a cup of beer with poor precision, and it made yours truly's well-tailored jacket wet with cerveza." [http://www.ring-japan.com/ori06/ori060121.htm]		Koizumi began to work as a correspondent for [[The Ring Magazine]] in 1965, and has also contributed to many other print and online publications. Koizumi is admired for his elegant and unique writing style; he utilizes so many distinctive turns of phrase that one often does not need to see his byline on an article to know that it was written by him. He frequently describes the different rounds of a bout, for example, not only as "rounds" but also "cantos," "sessions," "stanzas," "frames" or "heats." A referee rarely issues a mere ten count in a Koizumi fight report, but rather "tolls the fatal ten." In the aftermath of [[Kazuhisa Watanabe\|Kazuhisa Watanabe]]'s upset win over [[Motokazu Abe]] in January 2006, Koizumi was hit by a cup of beer thrown by an unruly fan, and he closed his report on the fight by summarizing the episode with the memorable sentence: "Some crazy aficionado of Abe threw a cup of beer with poor precision, and it made yours truly's well-tailored jacket wet with cerveza." [http://www.ring-japan.com/ori06/ori060121.htm]

	==External Links==		==External Links==

John at 02:32, 23 February 2020

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John at 02:27, 23 February 2020

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	~~[[file:Ibhof-logo.jpg\|thumb\|right~~\|~~Class of 2008<br>Observer Category<br>Hall of Fame bio:[~~http://www.ibhof.com/pages/about/inductees/observer/koizumi.html ~~click]]]~~		{{ibhof\|url=http://www.ibhof.com/pages/about/inductees/observer/koizumi.html}}
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	Joe Koizumi is a Japan-based matchmaker, manager, and journalist.		Joe Koizumi is a Japan-based matchmaker, manager, and journalist.

	==Career as Manager==		==Career as Manager==

	Koizumi currently manages lightweight contender [[Randy Suico]], and also served as manager to both [[Luisito Espinosa]] during Espinosa's reign as [[WBC]] featherweight champion, and former [[WBA]] minimumweight champion [[Joma Gamboa]].		Koizumi currently manages lightweight contender [[Randy Suico]], and also served as manager to both [[Luisito Espinosa]] during Espinosa's reign as [[WBC]] featherweight champion, and former [[WBA]] minimumweight champion [[Joma Gamboa]].

	==Career as Journalist==		==Career as Journalist==

	Koizumi began to work as a correspondent for [[The Ring Magazine]] in 1965, and has also contributed to many other print and online publications. Koizumi is admired for his elegant and unique writing style; he utilizes so many distinctive turns of phrase that one often does not need to see his byline on an article to know that it was written by him. He frequently describes the different rounds of a bout, for example, not only as "rounds" but also "cantos," "sessions," "stanzas," "frames" or "heats." A referee rarely issues a mere ten count in a Koizumi fight report, but rather "tolls the fatal ten." In the aftermath of [[Kazuhisa Watanabe\|Kazuhisa Watanabe's]] upset win over [[Motokazu Abe]] in January 2006, Koizumi was hit by a cup of beer thrown by an unruly fan, and he closed his report on the fight by summarizing the episode with the memorable sentence: "Some crazy aficionado of Abe threw a cup of beer with poor precision, and it made yours truly's well-tailored jacket wet with cerveza." [http://www.ring-japan.com/ori06/ori060121.htm]		Koizumi began to work as a correspondent for [[The Ring Magazine]] in 1965, and has also contributed to many other print and online publications. Koizumi is admired for his elegant and unique writing style; he utilizes so many distinctive turns of phrase that one often does not need to see his byline on an article to know that it was written by him. He frequently describes the different rounds of a bout, for example, not only as "rounds" but also "cantos," "sessions," "stanzas," "frames" or "heats." A referee rarely issues a mere ten count in a Koizumi fight report, but rather "tolls the fatal ten." In the aftermath of [[Kazuhisa Watanabe\|Kazuhisa Watanabe's]] upset win over [[Motokazu Abe]] in January 2006, Koizumi was hit by a cup of beer thrown by an unruly fan, and he closed his report on the fight by summarizing the episode with the memorable sentence: "Some crazy aficionado of Abe threw a cup of beer with poor precision, and it made yours truly's well-tailored jacket wet with cerveza." [http://www.ring-japan.com/ori06/ori060121.htm]

Rowdytimothy: add ibhof link and logo

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	Joe Koizumi is a Japan-based matchmaker, manager, and journalist~~. He was elected into the [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]] in 2008~~.		[[file:Ibhof-logo.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Class of 2008<br>Observer Category<br>Hall of Fame bio:[http://www.ibhof.com/pages/about/inductees/observer/koizumi.html click]]]

			Joe Koizumi is a Japan-based matchmaker, manager, and journalist.

	==Career as Manager==		==Career as Manager==

	Koizumi currently manages lightweight contender [[~~Human:15649\|~~Randy Suico]], and also served as manager to both [[Luisito Espinosa]] during Espinosa's reign as [[WBC]] featherweight champion, and former [[WBA]] minimumweight champion [[Joma Gamboa]].		Koizumi currently manages lightweight contender [[Randy Suico]], and also served as manager to both [[Luisito Espinosa]] during Espinosa's reign as [[WBC]] featherweight champion, and former [[WBA]] minimumweight champion [[Joma Gamboa]].

	==Career as Journalist==		==Career as Journalist==
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	[http://www.cataumet.net/gboxrec/joe_koizumi_dictionary.htm The Joe Koizumi Dictionary] -- Fan site devoted to cataloguing recurring words and phrases in Koizumi fight reports		[http://www.cataumet.net/gboxrec/joe_koizumi_dictionary.htm The Joe Koizumi Dictionary] -- Fan site devoted to cataloguing recurring words and phrases in Koizumi fight reports

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	Joe Koizumi is a Japan-based matchmaker, manager, and journalist.		Joe Koizumi is a Japan-based matchmaker, manager, and journalist. He was elected into the [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]] in 2008.

	==Career as Manager==		==Career as Manager==
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	==Career as Manager==		==Career as Manager==

	Koizumi currently manages lightweight contender [[Randy Suico]], and also served as manager to both [[Luisito Espinosa]] during Espinosa's reign as [[WBC]] featherweight champion, and former [[WBA]] minimumweight champion [[Joma Gamboa]].		Koizumi currently manages lightweight contender [[Human:15649\|Randy Suico]], and also served as manager to both [[Luisito Espinosa]] during Espinosa's reign as [[WBC]] featherweight champion, and former [[WBA]] minimumweight champion [[Joma Gamboa]].

	==Career as Journalist==		==Career as Journalist==

	Koizumi began to work as a correspondent for [[The Ring Magazine]] in 1965, and has also contributed to many other print and online publications. Koizumi is admired for his elegant and unique writing style; he utilizes so many distinctive turns of phrase that one often does not need to see his byline on an article to know that it was written by him. He frequently describes the different rounds of a bout, for example, not only as "rounds" but also "cantos," "sessions," "stanzas," "frames" or "heats." A referee rarely issues a mere ten count in a Koizumi fight report, but rather "tolls the fatal ten." In the aftermath of [[Kazuhisa Watanabe]]'s upset win over [[Motokazu Abe]] in January 2006, Koizumi was hit by a cup of beer thrown by an unruly fan, and he closed his report on the fight by summarizing the episode with the memorable sentence: "Some crazy aficionado of Abe threw a cup of beer with poor precision, and it made yours truly's well-tailored jacket wet with cerveza." [http://www.ring-japan.com/ori06/ori060121.htm]		Koizumi began to work as a correspondent for [[The Ring Magazine]] in 1965, and has also contributed to many other print and online publications. Koizumi is admired for his elegant and unique writing style; he utilizes so many distinctive turns of phrase that one often does not need to see his byline on an article to know that it was written by him. He frequently describes the different rounds of a bout, for example, not only as "rounds" but also "cantos," "sessions," "stanzas," "frames" or "heats." A referee rarely issues a mere ten count in a Koizumi fight report, but rather "tolls the fatal ten." In the aftermath of [[Kazuhisa Watanabe\|Kazuhisa Watanabe's]] upset win over [[Motokazu Abe]] in January 2006, Koizumi was hit by a cup of beer thrown by an unruly fan, and he closed his report on the fight by summarizing the episode with the memorable sentence: "Some crazy aficionado of Abe threw a cup of beer with poor precision, and it made yours truly's well-tailored jacket wet with cerveza." [http://www.ring-japan.com/ori06/ori060121.htm]

	==External Links==		==External Links==

Super Human Power: adding to Matchmakers category

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	[http://www.cataumet.net/gboxrec/joe_koizumi_dictionary.htm The Joe Koizumi Dictionary] -- Fan site devoted to cataloguing recurring words and phrases in Koizumi fight reports		[http://www.cataumet.net/gboxrec/joe_koizumi_dictionary.htm The Joe Koizumi Dictionary] -- Fan site devoted to cataloguing recurring words and phrases in Koizumi fight reports

			[[Category:Matchmakers\|Koizumi, Joe]]
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Super Human Power at 20:15, 20 August 2006

2006-08-20T20:15:22Z

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Joe Koizumi is a Japan-based matchmaker, manager, and journalist.

==Career as Manager==

Koizumi currently manages lightweight contender [[Randy Suico]], and also served as manager to both [[Luisito Espinosa]] during Espinosa's reign as [[WBC]] featherweight champion, and former [[WBA]] minimumweight champion [[Joma Gamboa]].

==Career as Journalist==

Koizumi began to work as a correspondent for [[The Ring Magazine]] in 1965, and has also contributed to many other print and online publications. Koizumi is admired for his elegant and unique writing style; he utilizes so many distinctive turns of phrase that one often does not need to see his byline on an article to know that it was written by him. He frequently describes the different rounds of a bout, for example, not only as "rounds" but also "cantos," "sessions," "stanzas," "frames" or "heats." A referee rarely issues a mere ten count in a Koizumi fight report, but rather "tolls the fatal ten." In the aftermath of [[Kazuhisa Watanabe]]'s upset win over [[Motokazu Abe]] in January 2006, Koizumi was hit by a cup of beer thrown by an unruly fan, and he closed his report on the fight by summarizing the episode with the memorable sentence: "Some crazy aficionado of Abe threw a cup of beer with poor precision, and it made yours truly's well-tailored jacket wet with cerveza." [http://www.ring-japan.com/ori06/ori060121.htm]

==External Links==

[http://www.ring-japan.com Ring Japan] -- Official website of Joe Koizumi ([http://www.ring-japan.com/e-index.htm English language version])<br>
[http://www.cataumet.net/gboxrec/joe_koizumi_dictionary.htm The Joe Koizumi Dictionary] -- Fan site devoted to cataloguing recurring words and phrases in Koizumi fight reports

[[Category:Managers|Koizumi, Joe]]
[[Category:Boxing Media|Koizumi, Joe]]