Junior flyweight - Revision history

Rowdytimothy: Redirecting to Light flyweight

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	~~Also called~~ [[Light Flyweight]]: 106-108 lbs; 48.2 – 49.1 kg; 7 stone, 6 pounds – 7 stone, 7 pounds. First established by the New York [[Walker Law]] (in 1920) regulating standardized weight divisions. Re-introduced by the [[WBC]] in 1975, covering all weights up to 108 lbs.		#REDIRECT [[Light flyweight]]

	[[(Jockey) Joe Dillon]] generally is considered the first World Champion, although he never fought for the title. First WBC champion was [[Franco Udella]] (in 1975); first [[WBA]] champion [[Jaime Rios]] (in 1975); first [[IBF]] champion [[Dodie Penalosa]] (in 1983); first Commonwealth champion [[Michael Danquah]] (in 1987); and the first [[WBO]] champion was [[Jose De Jesus]] (in 1989).

	~~''See also'', [[:Category:World_Light_Flyweight_Champions\|World Light Flyweight Champions]] & [[weight divisions~~]]

	[[Category:Glossary\|junior flyweight]]		[[Category:Glossary\|junior flyweight]]

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	[[(Jockey) Joe Dillon]] generally is considered the first World Champion, although he never fought for the title. First WBC champion was [[Franco Udella]] (in 1975); first [[WBA]] champion [[Jaime Rios]] (in 1975); first [[IBF]] champion [[Dodie Penalosa]] (in 1983); first Commonwealth champion [[Michael Danquah]] (in 1987); and the first [[WBO]] champion was [[Jose De Jesus]] (in 1989).		[[(Jockey) Joe Dillon]] generally is considered the first World Champion, although he never fought for the title. First WBC champion was [[Franco Udella]] (in 1975); first [[WBA]] champion [[Jaime Rios]] (in 1975); first [[IBF]] champion [[Dodie Penalosa]] (in 1983); first Commonwealth champion [[Michael Danquah]] (in 1987); and the first [[WBO]] champion was [[Jose De Jesus]] (in 1989).

	See also [~~http~~:~~//www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=~~Category:World_Light_Flyweight_Champions World Light Flyweight Champions]		''See also'', [[:Category:World_Light_Flyweight_Champions\|World Light Flyweight Champions]] & [[weight divisions]]

	[[Category:Glossary\|junior flyweight]]		[[Category:Glossary\|junior flyweight]]

Ric at 00:19, 5 March 2005

2005-03-05T00:19:34Z

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	Also called Light Flyweight: 106-108 lbs; 48.2 – 49.1 kg; 7 stone, 6 pounds – 7 stone, 7 pounds. First established by the New York Walker Law (in 1920) regulating standardized weight divisions. Re-introduced by the WBC in 1975 covering all weights up to 108 lbs.		Also called [[Light Flyweight]]: 106-108 lbs; 48.2 – 49.1 kg; 7 stone, 6 pounds – 7 stone, 7 pounds. First established by the New York [[Walker Law]] (in 1920) regulating standardized weight divisions. Re-introduced by the [[WBC]] in 1975, covering all weights up to 108 lbs.

	(Jockey) Joe Dillon generally is considered the first World Champion, although he never fought for the title. First WBC champion was Franco Udella (in 1975); first WBA champion Jaime Rios (in 1975); first IBF champion Dodie Penalosa (in 1983); first Commonwealth champion Michael Danquah (in 1987); and the first WBO champion was Jose De Jesus (in 1989).		[[(Jockey) Joe Dillon]] generally is considered the first World Champion, although he never fought for the title. First WBC champion was [[Franco Udella]] (in 1975); first [[WBA]] champion [[Jaime Rios]] (in 1975); first [[IBF]] champion [[Dodie Penalosa]] (in 1983); first Commonwealth champion [[Michael Danquah]] (in 1987); and the first [[WBO]] champion was [[Jose De Jesus]] (in 1989).

			See also [http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Category:World_Light_Flyweight_Champions World Light Flyweight Champions]

	[[Category:Glossary\|junior flyweight]]		[[Category:Glossary\|junior flyweight]]

Ric at 21:03, 4 March 2005

2005-03-04T21:03:13Z

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Also called Light Flyweight: 106-108 lbs; 48.2 – 49.1 kg; 7 stone, 6 pounds – 7 stone, 7 pounds. First established by the New York Walker Law (in 1920) regulating standardized weight divisions. Re-introduced by the WBC in 1975 covering all weights up to 108 lbs.

(Jockey) Joe Dillon generally is considered the first World Champion, although he never fought for the title. First WBC champion was Franco Udella (in 1975); first WBA champion Jaime Rios (in 1975); first IBF champion Dodie Penalosa (in 1983); first Commonwealth champion Michael Danquah (in 1987); and the first WBO champion was Jose De Jesus (in 1989).

[[Category:Glossary|junior flyweight]]