Keeny Teran - Revision history

Andy at 18:52, 23 February 2023

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	'''Managers''': [[Ray Luna]] and [[Irv Berman]], [[Don Chargin]] and [[George Leonard]] (1955)		'''Managers''': [[Ray Luna]] and [[Irv Berman]], [[Don Chargin]] and [[George Leonard]] (1955)

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	'''Managers''': [[Ray Luna]] and [[Irv Berman]], [[Don Chargin]] and [[George Leonard]] (1955)		'''Managers''': [[Ray Luna]] and [[Irv Berman]], [[Don Chargin]] and [[George Leonard]] (1955)

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	Teran who was from East Los Angeles, was a highly touted prospect in the Flyweight division during the 1950's. However he developed a heroin addiction that eventually ruined his boxing career and life.

	== Awards and ~~Recogniton~~ ==		'''Keeny Teran''', who was from East Los Angeles, was a highly-touted prospect in the Flyweight division during the 1950s. However, he developed a heroin addiction that eventually ruined his boxing career and life.

			== Awards and Recognition ==
	*Named 1951 [[Olympic Auditorium]] Fighter of the Year following his 4th round TKO over [[Tommy Rhett]] at the Olympic on December 18, 1951. The trophy was awarded by matchmaker [[Babe McCoy]], with the trophy being presented by former Flyweight world champion [[Fidel LaBarba]].		*Named 1951 [[Olympic Auditorium]] Fighter of the Year following his 4th round TKO over [[Tommy Rhett]] at the Olympic on December 18, 1951. The trophy was awarded by matchmaker [[Babe McCoy]], with the trophy being presented by former Flyweight world champion [[Fidel LaBarba]].

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	== Awards and Recogniton ==		== Awards and Recogniton ==
	*Named 1951 [[Olympic Auditorium]] Fighter of the Year following his 4th round TKO over Tommy Rhett at the Olympic on December 18, 1951. The trophy was awarded by matchmaker [[Babe McCoy]], with the trophy being presented by former Flyweight world champion [[Fidel LaBarba]].		*Named 1951 [[Olympic Auditorium]] Fighter of the Year following his 4th round TKO over [[Tommy Rhett]] at the Olympic on December 18, 1951. The trophy was awarded by matchmaker [[Babe McCoy]], with the trophy being presented by former Flyweight world champion [[Fidel LaBarba]].

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2006-11-26T02:02:40Z

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	'''Managers''': [[Ray Luna]] and [[Irv Berman]], [[Don Chargin]] and [[George Leonard]] (1955)		'''Managers''': [[Ray Luna]] and [[Irv Berman]], [[Don Chargin]] and [[George Leonard]] (1955)
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	Teran who was from East Los Angeles, was a highly touted prospect in the Flyweight division during the 1950's. However he developed a heroin addiction that eventually ruined his boxing career and life.		Teran who was from East Los Angeles, was a highly touted prospect in the Flyweight division during the 1950's. However he developed a heroin addiction that eventually ruined his boxing career and life.

2006-05-22T23:42:39Z

other managers

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	'''Managers''': [[Ray Luna]] and [[Irv Berman]]		'''Managers''': [[Ray Luna]] and [[Irv Berman]], [[Don Chargin]] and [[George Leonard]] (1955)

	Teran who was from East Los Angeles, was a highly touted prospect in the Flyweight division during the 1950's. However he developed a heroin addiction that eventually ruined his boxing career and life.		Teran who was from East Los Angeles, was a highly touted prospect in the Flyweight division during the 1950's. However he developed a heroin addiction that eventually ruined his boxing career and life.

2006-04-11T20:56:27Z

2006-03-24T22:46:39Z

managers

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			'''Managers''': [[Ray Luna]] and [[Irv Berman]]

	Teran who was from East Los Angeles, was a highly touted prospect in the Flyweight division during the 1950's. However he developed a heroin addiction that eventually ruined his boxing career and life.		Teran who was from East Los Angeles, was a highly touted prospect in the Flyweight division during the 1950's. However he developed a heroin addiction that eventually ruined his boxing career and life.

2006-03-22T05:07:41Z

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	Teran who was from East Los Angeles, was a highly touted prospect in the Flyweight division during the 1950's. However he developed a heroin addiction that eventually ruined his boxing career and life.		Teran who was from East Los Angeles, was a highly touted prospect in the Flyweight division during the 1950's. However he developed a heroin addiction that eventually ruined his boxing career and life.

	== Awards and Recogniton		== Awards and Recogniton ==
	*Named 1951 [[Olympic Auditorium]] Fighter of the Year following his 4th round TKO over Tommy Rhett at the Olympic on December 18, 1951. The trophy was awarded by matchmaker [[Babe McCoy]], with the trophy being presented by former Flyweight world champion [[Fidel LaBarba]].		*Named 1951 [[Olympic Auditorium]] Fighter of the Year following his 4th round TKO over Tommy Rhett at the Olympic on December 18, 1951. The trophy was awarded by matchmaker [[Babe McCoy]], with the trophy being presented by former Flyweight world champion [[Fidel LaBarba]].

2006-03-22T05:07:29Z

1951 Olympic Aud. FOY

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	Teran who was from East Los Angeles, was a highly touted prospect in the Flyweight division during the 1950's. However he developed a heroin addiction that eventually ruined his boxing career and life.		Teran who was from East Los Angeles, was a highly touted prospect in the Flyweight division during the 1950's. However he developed a heroin addiction that eventually ruined his boxing career and life.

			== Awards and Recogniton
			*Named 1951 [[Olympic Auditorium]] Fighter of the Year following his 4th round TKO over Tommy Rhett at the Olympic on December 18, 1951. The trophy was awarded by matchmaker [[Babe McCoy]], with the trophy being presented by former Flyweight world champion [[Fidel LaBarba]].

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	== Awards and Recogniton ==		== Awards and Recogniton ==
	*Named 1951 [[Olympic Auditorium]] Fighter of the Year following his 4th round TKO over Tommy Rhett at the Olympic on December 18, 1951. The trophy was awarded by matchmaker [[Babe McCoy]], with the trophy being presented by former Flyweight world champion [[Fidel LaBarba]].		*Named 1951 [[Olympic Auditorium]] Fighter of the Year following his 4th round TKO over Tommy Rhett at the Olympic on December 18, 1951. The trophy was awarded by matchmaker [[Babe McCoy]], with the trophy being presented by former Flyweight world champion [[Fidel LaBarba]].

			[[Category:Mexican American Boxers\|Teran, Keeny]]