Junior middleweight - Revision history

Rowdytimothy: Redirecting to Light middleweight

2008-05-16T00:37:18Z

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	~~Re-introduced by the NBA in 1962 (1956?), covering weights between 147 and 154 lbs. Also called [[Super Welterweight]] and~~ [[Light Middleweight]]: 148-154 lbs; 67.3 – 70.0 kg; 10 stone, 8 pounds – 11 stone. First created by the New York [[Walker Law]] (in 1920). Universally accepted by the [[Austrian Boxing Council]] and [[European Boxing Union]] (in 1962). First World Champion was [[Emile Giffith]] (in 1962); first [[WBA]] and [[WBC]] champion [[Denny Moyer]] (in 1963); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Charkey Ramon]] (in 1972); first British champion [[Larry Paul]] (in 1973); first [[IBF]] champion [[Mark Medal]] (in 1984); first [[WBO]] champion [[John Jackson]] (in 1988). NOTE: this weight class can be divided into two historical periods: 1956-1962 and 1963-present.		#REDIRECT [[Light middleweight]]

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

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

John at 07:35, 13 April 2007

2007-04-13T07:35:00Z

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	Re-introduced by the NBA in 1962 (1956?), covering weights between 147 and 154 lbs. Also called [[Super Welterweight]] and [[Light Middleweight]]: 148-154 lbs; 67.3 – 70.0 kg; 10 stone, 6 pounds – 11 stone. First created by the New York [[Walker Law]] (in 1920). Universally accepted by the [[Austrian Boxing Council]] and [[European Boxing Union]] (in 1962). First World Champion was [[Emile Giffith]] (in 1962); first [[WBA]] and [[WBC]] champion [[Denny Moyer]] (in 1963); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Charkey Ramon]] (in 1972); first British champion [[Larry Paul]] (in 1973); first [[IBF]] champion [[Mark Medal]] (in 1984); first [[WBO]] champion [[John Jackson]] (in 1988). NOTE: this weight class can be divided into two historical periods: 1956-1962 and 1963-present.		Re-introduced by the NBA in 1962 (1956?), covering weights between 147 and 154 lbs. Also called [[Super Welterweight]] and [[Light Middleweight]]: 148-154 lbs; 67.3 – 70.0 kg; 10 stone, 8 pounds – 11 stone. First created by the New York [[Walker Law]] (in 1920). Universally accepted by the [[Austrian Boxing Council]] and [[European Boxing Union]] (in 1962). First World Champion was [[Emile Giffith]] (in 1962); first [[WBA]] and [[WBC]] champion [[Denny Moyer]] (in 1963); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Charkey Ramon]] (in 1972); first British champion [[Larry Paul]] (in 1973); first [[IBF]] champion [[Mark Medal]] (in 1984); first [[WBO]] champion [[John Jackson]] (in 1988). NOTE: this weight class can be divided into two historical periods: 1956-1962 and 1963-present.

	''See also'', [[:Category:World_Light_Middleweight_Champions\|World Light Middleweight Champions]] & [[weight divisions]]		''See also'', [[:Category:World_Light_Middleweight_Champions\|World Light Middleweight Champions]] & [[weight divisions]]

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

Ric: Reverted edits by BqcHbj (Talk); changed back to last version by Ric

2007-04-13T01:56:37Z

Reverted edits by BqcHbj (Talk); changed back to last version by Ric

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Re-introduced by the NBA in 1962 (1956?), covering weights between 147 and 154 lbs. Also called [[Super Welterweight]] and [[Light Middleweight]]: 148-154 lbs; 67.3 – 70.0 kg; 10 stone, 6 pounds – 11 stone. First created by the New York [[Walker Law]] (in 1920). Universally accepted by the [[Austrian Boxing Council]] and [[European Boxing Union]] (in 1962). First World Champion was [[Emile Giffith]] (in 1962); first [[WBA]] and [[WBC]] champion [[Denny Moyer]] (in 1963); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Charkey Ramon]] (in 1972); first British champion [[Larry Paul]] (in 1973); first [[IBF]] champion [[Mark Medal]] (in 1984); first [[WBO]] champion [[John Jackson]] (in 1988). NOTE: this weight class can be divided into two historical periods: 1956-1962 and 1963-present.

''See also'', [[:Category:World_Light_Middleweight_Champions|World Light Middleweight Champions]] & [[weight divisions]]

[[Category:Glossary|junior middleweight]]

Ric: "weight division" page link

2006-05-09T14:38:16Z

"weight division" page link

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	Re-introduced by the NBA in 1962 (1956?), covering weights between 147 and 154 lbs. Also called [[Super Welterweight]] and [[Light Middleweight]]: 148-154 lbs; 67.3 – 70.0 kg; 10 stone, 6 pounds – 11 stone. First created by the New York [[Walker Law]] (in 1920). Universally accepted by the [[Austrian Boxing Council]] and [[European Boxing Union]] (in 1962). First World Champion was [[Emile Giffith]] (in 1962); first [[WBA]] and [[WBC]] champion [[Denny Moyer]] (in 1963); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Charkey Ramon]] (in 1972); first British champion [[Larry Paul]] (in 1973); first [[IBF]] champion [[Mark Medal]] (in 1984); first [[WBO]] champion [[John Jackson]] (in 1988). NOTE: this weight class can be divided into two historical periods: 1956-1962 and 1963-present.		Re-introduced by the NBA in 1962 (1956?), covering weights between 147 and 154 lbs. Also called [[Super Welterweight]] and [[Light Middleweight]]: 148-154 lbs; 67.3 – 70.0 kg; 10 stone, 6 pounds – 11 stone. First created by the New York [[Walker Law]] (in 1920). Universally accepted by the [[Austrian Boxing Council]] and [[European Boxing Union]] (in 1962). First World Champion was [[Emile Giffith]] (in 1962); first [[WBA]] and [[WBC]] champion [[Denny Moyer]] (in 1963); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Charkey Ramon]] (in 1972); first British champion [[Larry Paul]] (in 1973); first [[IBF]] champion [[Mark Medal]] (in 1984); first [[WBO]] champion [[John Jackson]] (in 1988). NOTE: this weight class can be divided into two historical periods: 1956-1962 and 1963-present.

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

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

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	Re-introduced by the NBA in 1962 (1956?), covering weights between 147 and 154 lbs. Also called [[Super Welterweight]], [[Light ~~Middleweight]], and [[Junior~~ Middleweight]]: (148-154 lbs; 67.3 – 70.0 kg; 10 stone, 6 pounds – 11 stone~~)- first~~ created by the New York [[Walker Law]] (in 1920). Universally accepted by the [[Austrian Boxing Council]] and [[European Boxing Union]] (in 1962). First World Champion was [[Emile Giffith]] (in 1962); first [[WBA]] and [[WBC]] champion [[Denny Moyer]] (in 1963); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Charkey Ramon]] (in 1972); first British champion [[Larry Paul]] (in 1973); first [[IBF]] champion [[Mark Medal]] (in 1984); first [[WBO]] champion [[John Jackson]] (in 1988). NOTE: this weight class can be divided into two historical periods: 1956-1962 and 1963-present.		Re-introduced by the NBA in 1962 (1956?), covering weights between 147 and 154 lbs. Also called [[Super Welterweight]] and [[Light Middleweight]]: 148-154 lbs; 67.3 – 70.0 kg; 10 stone, 6 pounds – 11 stone. First created by the New York [[Walker Law]] (in 1920). Universally accepted by the [[Austrian Boxing Council]] and [[European Boxing Union]] (in 1962). First World Champion was [[Emile Giffith]] (in 1962); first [[WBA]] and [[WBC]] champion [[Denny Moyer]] (in 1963); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Charkey Ramon]] (in 1972); first British champion [[Larry Paul]] (in 1973); first [[IBF]] champion [[Mark Medal]] (in 1984); first [[WBO]] champion [[John Jackson]] (in 1988). NOTE: this weight class can be divided into two historical periods: 1956-1962 and 1963-present.

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

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

Ric at 23:49, 4 March 2005

2005-03-04T23:49:59Z

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	~~Also known as [[junior middleweight]].~~		Re-introduced by the NBA in 1962 (1956?), covering weights between 147 and 154 lbs. Also called [[Super Welterweight]], [[Light Middleweight]], and [[Junior Middleweight]]: (148-154 lbs; 67.3 – 70.0 kg; 10 stone, 6 pounds – 11 stone)- first created by the New York [[Walker Law]] (in 1920). Universally accepted by the [[Austrian Boxing Council]] and [[European Boxing Union]] (in 1962). First World Champion was [[Emile Giffith]] (in 1962); first [[WBA]] and [[WBC]] champion [[Denny Moyer]] (in 1963); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Charkey Ramon]] (in 1972); first British champion [[Larry Paul]] (in 1973); first [[IBF]] champion [[Mark Medal]] (in 1984); first [[WBO]] champion [[John Jackson]] (in 1988). NOTE: this weight class can be divided into two historical periods: 1956-1962 and 1963-present.
	Re-introduced by the NBA in 1962 (1956?), covering weights between 147 and 154 lbs. Also called Light Middleweight, ~~Super Welterweight~~: (148-154 lbs; 67.3 – 70.0 kg; 10 stone, 6 pounds – 11 stone)- first created by the New York Walker Law (in 1920). Universally accepted by the Austrian Boxing Council and European Boxing Union (in 1962). First World Champion was Emile Giffith (in 1962); first WBA and WBC champion Denny Moyer (in 1963); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion Charkey Ramon (in 1972); first British champion Larry Paul (in 1973); first IBF champion Mark Medal (in 1984); first WBO champion John Jackson (in 1988). NOTE: this weight class can be divided into two historical periods: 1956-1962; and 1963-present.

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

	[[Category:Glossary\|~~light~~ middleweight]]		[[Category:Glossary\|junior middleweight]]

Ric at 23:46, 4 March 2005

2005-03-04T23:46:25Z

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			Also known as [[junior middleweight]].
	Re-introduced by the NBA in 1962 (1956?), covering weights between 147 and 154 lbs. Also called Light Middleweight, Super Welterweight: (148-154 lbs; 67.3 – 70.0 kg; 10 stone, 6 pounds – 11 stone)- first created by the New York Walker Law (in 1920). Universally accepted by the Austrian Boxing Council and European Boxing Union (in 1962). First World Champion was Emile Giffith (in 1962); first WBA and WBC champion Denny Moyer (in 1963); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion Charkey Ramon (in 1972); first British champion Larry Paul (in 1973); first IBF champion Mark Medal (in 1984); first WBO champion John Jackson (in 1988). NOTE: this weight class can be divided into two historical periods: 1956-1962; and 1963-present.		Re-introduced by the NBA in 1962 (1956?), covering weights between 147 and 154 lbs. Also called Light Middleweight, Super Welterweight: (148-154 lbs; 67.3 – 70.0 kg; 10 stone, 6 pounds – 11 stone)- first created by the New York Walker Law (in 1920). Universally accepted by the Austrian Boxing Council and European Boxing Union (in 1962). First World Champion was Emile Giffith (in 1962); first WBA and WBC champion Denny Moyer (in 1963); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion Charkey Ramon (in 1972); first British champion Larry Paul (in 1973); first IBF champion Mark Medal (in 1984); first WBO champion John Jackson (in 1988). NOTE: this weight class can be divided into two historical periods: 1956-1962; and 1963-present.

	[[Category:Glossary\|~~junior~~ middleweight]]		See also [http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Category:World_Light_Middleweight_Champions World Light Middleweight Champions]

			[[Category:Glossary\|light middleweight]]

Ric at 20:34, 4 March 2005

2005-03-04T20:34:06Z

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Re-introduced by the NBA in 1962 (1956?), covering weights between 147 and 154 lbs. Also called Light Middleweight, Super Welterweight: (148-154 lbs; 67.3 – 70.0 kg; 10 stone, 6 pounds – 11 stone)- first created by the New York Walker Law (in 1920). Universally accepted by the Austrian Boxing Council and European Boxing Union (in 1962). First World Champion was Emile Giffith (in 1962); first WBA and WBC champion Denny Moyer (in 1963); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion Charkey Ramon (in 1972); first British champion Larry Paul (in 1973); first IBF champion Mark Medal (in 1984); first WBO champion John Jackson (in 1988). NOTE: this weight class can be divided into two historical periods: 1956-1962; and 1963-present.

[[Category:Glossary|junior middleweight]]