Junior welterweight - Revision history

Emaster: Redirected page to Light Welterweight

2012-01-01T17:14:11Z

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Rowdytimothy: Redirecting to Light welterweight

2009-01-16T23:09:39Z

Redirecting to Light welterweight

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John: consolidate

2006-02-05T18:07:13Z

consolidate

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	~~Also called~~ [[light welterweight]] and [[super lightweight]]: (136-140 lbs; 61.8 – 63.6 kg; 9 stone, 7 pounds – 10 stone) - and said to have been first created by the New York [[Walker Law]] (in 1920). First recognized by ''Boxing Blade'' and also sanctioned by the [[NBA]] (in 1922); and first recognized by the [[NBC]] in 1968. First World Champion was [[Pinky Mitchell]] (in 1922); first NBA champion [[James Herring]] (in 1925); first [[WBA]] and [[WBC]] champion [[Eddie Perkins]] (in 1962 and 1963); first British champion [[Des Rea]] (in 1968); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Joe Tetteh]] (in 1972); first [[NYSAC]] champion [[Wilfred Benitez]] (in 1977); first [[IBF]] champion [[Aaron Pryor]] (in 1984); first [[WBO]] champion [[Hector Camacho, Sr.]] (in 1989).		#REDIRECT [[light welterweight ]]

	~~This weight class can be divided into three distinct historical periods: 1922-1930, 1946-1959, and 1968-present.~~

	* See [[:Category:World_Junior_Welterweight_Champions\|World Junior Welterweight Champions]]
	* See also, [[weight divisions]]

	~~[[Category:Glossary\|junior~~ welterweight]]

Ric: updated links

2006-02-05T17:26:21Z

updated links

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	This weight class can be divided into three distinct historical periods: 1922-1930, 1946-1959, and 1968-present.		This weight class can be divided into three distinct historical periods: 1922-1930, 1946-1959, and 1968-present.

	See ~~also~~ [~~http~~:~~//www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=~~Category:World_Junior_Welterweight_Champions World Junior Welterweight Champions]		* See [[:Category:World_Junior_Welterweight_Champions\|World Junior Welterweight Champions]]
			* See also, [[weight divisions]]

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

John at 13:19, 5 February 2006

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	Also called [[light welterweight]] and [[super lightweight]]: (136-140 lbs; 61.8 – 63.6 kg; 9 stone, 7 pounds – 10 stone) - and said to have been first created by the New York [[Walker Law]] (in 1920). First recognized by ''Boxing Blade'' and also sanctioned by the [[NBA]] (in 1922); and first recognized by the [[NBC]] in 1968. First World Champion was [[~~Pinkey~~ Mitchell]] (in 1922); first NBA champion [[James Herring]] (in 1925); first [[WBA]] and [[WBC]] champion [[Eddie Perkins]] (in 1962 and 1963); first British champion [[Des Rea]] (in 1968); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Joe Tetteh]] (in 1972); first [[NYSAC]] champion [[Wilfred Benitez]] (in 1977); first [[IBF]] champion [[Aaron Pryor]] (in 1984); first [[WBO]] champion [[Hector Camacho, Sr.]] (in 1989).		Also called [[light welterweight]] and [[super lightweight]]: (136-140 lbs; 61.8 – 63.6 kg; 9 stone, 7 pounds – 10 stone) - and said to have been first created by the New York [[Walker Law]] (in 1920). First recognized by ''Boxing Blade'' and also sanctioned by the [[NBA]] (in 1922); and first recognized by the [[NBC]] in 1968. First World Champion was [[Pinky Mitchell]] (in 1922); first NBA champion [[James Herring]] (in 1925); first [[WBA]] and [[WBC]] champion [[Eddie Perkins]] (in 1962 and 1963); first British champion [[Des Rea]] (in 1968); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Joe Tetteh]] (in 1972); first [[NYSAC]] champion [[Wilfred Benitez]] (in 1977); first [[IBF]] champion [[Aaron Pryor]] (in 1984); first [[WBO]] champion [[Hector Camacho, Sr.]] (in 1989).

	This weight class can be divided into three distinct historical periods: 1922-1930, 1946-1959, and 1968-present.		This weight class can be divided into three distinct historical periods: 1922-1930, 1946-1959, and 1968-present.

Ric: added World Junior Welterweight & boxer/sanctioning body links

2005-03-05T00:32:16Z

added World Junior Welterweight & boxer/sanctioning body links

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	Also called ~~Light Welterweight, Super Lightweight~~: (136-140 lbs; 61.8 – 63.6 kg; 9 stone, 7 pounds – 10 stone) - and said to have been first created by the New York Walker Law (in 1920). First recognized by ''Boxing Blade'' and also sanctioned by the NBA (in 1922); first ~~established~~ by the ~~WBC~~ in 1968. First World Champion was Pinkey Mitchell (in 1922); first NBA champion James Herring (in 1925); first WBA and WBC champion Eddie Perkins (in 1962 and 1963); first British champion Des Rea (in 1968); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion Joe Tetteh (in 1972); first NYSAC champion Wilfred Benitez (in 1977); first IBF champion Aaron Pryor (in 1984*); first WBO champion Hector Camacho, Sr. (in 1989). ~~NOTE:~~ This weight class can be divided into three distinct historical periods: 1922-1930; 1946-1959; and 1968-present.		Also called [[light welterweight]] and [[super lightweight]]: (136-140 lbs; 61.8 – 63.6 kg; 9 stone, 7 pounds – 10 stone) - and said to have been first created by the New York [[Walker Law]] (in 1920). First recognized by ''Boxing Blade'' and also sanctioned by the [[NBA]] (in 1922); and first recognized by the [[NBC]] in 1968. First World Champion was [[Pinkey Mitchell]] (in 1922); first NBA champion [[James Herring]] (in 1925); first [[WBA]] and [[WBC]] champion [[Eddie Perkins]] (in 1962 and 1963); first British champion [[Des Rea]] (in 1968); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Joe Tetteh]] (in 1972); first [[NYSAC]] champion [[Wilfred Benitez]] (in 1977); first [[IBF]] champion [[Aaron Pryor]] (in 1984); first [[WBO]] champion [[Hector Camacho, Sr.]] (in 1989).

			This weight class can be divided into three distinct historical periods: 1922-1930, 1946-1959, and 1968-present.

			See also [http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Category:World_Junior_Welterweight_Champions World Junior Welterweight Champions]

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

Ric at 20:39, 4 March 2005

2005-03-04T20:39:01Z

New page

Also called Light Welterweight, Super Lightweight: (136-140 lbs; 61.8 – 63.6 kg; 9 stone, 7 pounds – 10 stone) - and said to have been first created by the New York Walker Law (in 1920). First recognized by ''Boxing Blade'' and also sanctioned by the NBA (in 1922); first established by the WBC in 1968. First World Champion was Pinkey Mitchell (in 1922); first NBA champion James Herring (in 1925); first WBA and WBC champion Eddie Perkins (in 1962 and 1963); first British champion Des Rea (in 1968); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion Joe Tetteh (in 1972); first NYSAC champion Wilfred Benitez (in 1977); first IBF champion Aaron Pryor (in 1984*); first WBO champion Hector Camacho, Sr. (in 1989). NOTE: This weight class can be divided into three distinct historical periods: 1922-1930; 1946-1959; and 1968-present.

[[Category:Glossary|junior welterweight]]