Joe Savage - Revision history

John at 20:19, 19 July 2015

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
			'''Joe Savage''' was reported to be the undefeated bare-knuckle champion of Great Britain. Savage looked the part; shaved head, powerful arms, and numerous tattoos. He claimed the legendary underground title as World Heavyweight Bare-knuckle Champion, and boasted a record of 42-0 with 42 knockouts.
	'''Joe Savage''' was reported to be the undefeated bare-knuckle champion of Great ~~Britian~~. Savage looked the part; shaved head, powerful arms, and numerous tattoos.
	He claimed the legendary underground title as World Heavyweight Bare-knuckle Champion, and boasted a record of 42-0 with 42 knockouts.

	According to an interview in a British newspaper, Savage said he was forced to retire from bare-knuckle boxing because his ear had almost been torn completely off. The ear was re-attached, but Savage's no-holds barred career was over.		According to an interview in a British newspaper, Savage said he was forced to retire from bare-knuckle boxing because his ear had almost been torn completely off. The ear was re-attached, but Savage's no-holds barred career was over.
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	He did venture into pro boxing a short time later, but was quickly dispatched in the first round by former heavyweight contender [[Bert Cooper]] in April 1994. Savage then vanished from the scene.		He did venture into pro boxing a short time later, but was quickly dispatched in the first round by former heavyweight contender [[Bert Cooper]] in April 1994. Savage then vanished from the scene.

	Savage reportedly works as a bodyguard and a trainer of bare-knuckle fighters in Great ~~Britian.~~		Savage reportedly works as a bodyguard and a trainer of bare-knuckle fighters in Great Britain.

	~~===Source===~~

	*''Internet Movie Database''.

Wouter at 11:08, 31 January 2010

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	*'''Bare-knuckle Boxing Record:''' 42-0(42 first round knockouts) almost certainly not true.

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John at 19:46, 30 January 2010

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==

	'''Joe Savage''' was reported to be the undefeated bare-knuckle champion of Great Britian. Savage looked the part; shaved head, powerful arms, and numerous ~~tattooes~~.		'''Joe Savage''' was reported to be the undefeated bare-knuckle champion of Great Britian. Savage looked the part; shaved head, powerful arms, and numerous tattoos.
	He claimed the legendary underground title as World Heavyweight Bare-knuckle Champion, and boasted a record of 42-0 with 42 knockouts.		He claimed the legendary underground title as World Heavyweight Bare-knuckle Champion, and boasted a record of 42-0 with 42 knockouts.

	According to an interview in a ~~Great Britian~~ newspaper, Savage said he was forced to retire from bare-knuckle boxing because his ear had almost been torn completely off. The ear was re-attached, but Savage's no-holds barred career was over.		According to an interview in a British newspaper, Savage said he was forced to retire from bare-knuckle boxing because his ear had almost been torn completely off. The ear was re-attached, but Savage's no-holds barred career was over.

	In 1993, Savage decided to try his hand at professional boxing. He entered the People's Choice One-Night Heavyweight Tournament on December 3, 1993, but pulled out at the last moment.		In 1993, Savage decided to try his hand at professional boxing. He entered the People's Choice One-Night Heavyweight Tournament on December 3, 1993, but pulled out at the last moment.

Rowdytimothy at 00:09, 15 April 2009

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==

	'''Joe Savage''' was reported to be the undefeated ~~bareknuckle~~ champion of Great Britian. Savage looked the part; shaved head, powerful arms, and numerous tattooes.		'''Joe Savage''' was reported to be the undefeated bare-knuckle champion of Great Britian. Savage looked the part; shaved head, powerful arms, and numerous tattooes.
	He claimed the legendary underground title as World Heavyweight ~~Bareknuckle~~ Champion, and boasted a record of 42-0 with 42 knockouts.		He claimed the legendary underground title as World Heavyweight Bare-knuckle Champion, and boasted a record of 42-0 with 42 knockouts.

	According to an interview in a Great Britian newspaper, Savage said he was forced to retire from ~~bareknuckle~~ boxing because his ear had almost been torn completely off. The ear was re-attached, but Savage's no-holds barred career was over.		According to an interview in a Great Britian newspaper, Savage said he was forced to retire from bare-knuckle boxing because his ear had almost been torn completely off. The ear was re-attached, but Savage's no-holds barred career was over.

	In 1993, Savage decided to try his hand at professional boxing. He entered the People's Choice One-Night Heavyweight Tournament on December 3, 1993, but pulled out at the last moment.		In 1993, Savage decided to try his hand at professional boxing. He entered the People's Choice One-Night Heavyweight Tournament on December 3, 1993, but pulled out at the last moment.
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	He did venture into pro boxing a short time later, but was quickly dispatched in the first round by former heavyweight contender [[Bert Cooper]] in April 1994. Savage then vanished from the scene.		He did venture into pro boxing a short time later, but was quickly dispatched in the first round by former heavyweight contender [[Bert Cooper]] in April 1994. Savage then vanished from the scene.

	Savage reportedly works as a bodyguard and a trainer of ~~bareknuckle~~ fighters in Great Britian.		Savage reportedly works as a bodyguard and a trainer of bare-knuckle fighters in Great Britian.

	===Source===		===Source===

	*''Internet Movie Database''.		*''Internet Movie Database''.

Rowdytimothy at 23:58, 31 October 2007

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	According to an interview in a Great Britian newspaper, Savage said he was forced to retire from bareknuckle boxing because his ear had almost been torn completely off. The ear was re-attached, but Savage's no-holds barred career was over.		According to an interview in a Great Britian newspaper, Savage said he was forced to retire from bareknuckle boxing because his ear had almost been torn completely off. The ear was re-attached, but Savage's no-holds barred career was over.

	In 1993, Savage decided to try his hand at professional boxing. He entered the [[People's Choice One-Night Heavyweight Tournament]] on December 3, 1993, but pulled out at the last moment.		In 1993, Savage decided to try his hand at professional boxing. He entered the People's Choice One-Night Heavyweight Tournament on December 3, 1993, but pulled out at the last moment.

	He did venture into pro boxing a short time later, but was quickly dispatched in the first round by former heavyweight contender [[Bert Cooper]] in April 1994. Savage then vanished from the scene.		He did venture into pro boxing a short time later, but was quickly dispatched in the first round by former heavyweight contender [[Bert Cooper]] in April 1994. Savage then vanished from the scene.

JollyDee: Boxer:Joe Savage:22923 moved to Joe Savage

2007-03-08T18:49:16Z

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JollyDee at 18:48, 8 March 2007

2007-03-08T18:48:41Z

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*'''Bareknuckle Boxing Record:''' 42-0(42 first round knockouts)*unconfirmed

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== Biography ==

'''Joe Savage''' was reported to be the undefeated bareknuckle champion of Great Britian. Savage looked the part; shaved head, powerful arms, and numerous tattooes.
He claimed the legendary underground title as World Heavyweight Bareknuckle Champion, and boasted a record of 42-0 with 42 knockouts.

According to an interview in a Great Britian newspaper, Savage said he was forced to retire from bareknuckle boxing because his ear had almost been torn completely off. The ear was re-attached, but Savage's no-holds barred career was over.

In 1993, Savage decided to try his hand at professional boxing. He entered the [[People's Choice One-Night Heavyweight Tournament]] on December 3, 1993, but pulled out at the last moment.

He did venture into pro boxing a short time later, but was quickly dispatched in the first round by former heavyweight contender [[Bert Cooper]] in April 1994. Savage then vanished from the scene.

Savage reportedly works as a bodyguard and a trainer of bareknuckle fighters in Great Britian.

===Source===

*''Internet Movie Database''.

Matt: can you provide sources for some of your statements? proofread

2006-09-14T22:49:12Z

can you provide sources for some of your statements? proofread

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==Biography ==

Joe Savage was reported to be the undefeated bareknuckle champion of Great Britian. Savage looked the part; shaved head, powerful arms, and numerous tattooes.
He claimed the legendary underground title as World Heavyweight Bareknuckle Champion, and boasted a record of 42-0 with 42 knockouts. He entered the [[People's Choice One-Night Heavyweight Tournament]] on December 3, 1993, but pulled out at the last moment. He did venture into pro boxing a short time later, but was quickly dispatched in the first round by former heavyweight contender [[Bert Cooper]] in April 1994. Savage then vanished from the scene.