Kenny Ellis - Revision history

Andy at 10:41, 27 August 2019

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Reenthelawman: Adding NABO champions category

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	[[Category:NABA Middleweight Champions]]		[[Category:NABA Middleweight Champions]]
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Reenthelawman: Adding NABA champions category

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Ric: Boxer:Kenny Ellis:004818 moved to Kenny Ellis

2006-11-05T02:29:35Z

Boxer:Kenny Ellis:004818 moved to Kenny Ellis

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Ric: boxer code

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	~~Federal ID Number WA-029288~~		<boxer>004818</boxer>

	The following is from an April 3, 2003, press release:		The following is from an April 3, 2003, press release:

	Born on February 25, 1970, in Phoenix. Arizona, Kenny was raised primarily by his mother until he was eleven. Kenny excelled in football but his real love was boxing after watching the 1976 Olympics. In those Olympics Kenny remembers watching Sugar Ray ~~Leonard�s~~ performance. That same year Kenny went to a local gym to see about learning more about the sport. Too young to spar he became the gym gofer. At eight, Kenny met Jenks Morton, Sugar ~~Ray�s~~ amateur coach, who had moved to Arizona. For three years Jenks shared his art with Kenny and laid the groundwork for what Kenny is today.		Born on February 25, 1970, in Phoenix, Arizona, Kenny was raised primarily by his mother until he was eleven. Kenny excelled in football but his real love was boxing after watching the 1976 Olympics. In those Olympics Kenny remembers watching [[Sugar Ray Leonard]]'s performance. That same year Kenny went to a local gym to see about learning more about the sport. Too young to spar he became the gym gofer. At eight, Kenny met Jenks Morton, Sugar Ray's amateur coach, who had moved to Arizona. For three years Jenks shared his art with Kenny and laid the groundwork for what Kenny is today.

	At age eleven Kenny came to Seattle to live with his dad. It is there he met his next mentor in Greg Haugen. Taking the time to share insights and give encouragement, Greg would prove to be most important later in ~~Kenny�s~~ career. Kenny Ellis finished his amateur career with a record of 89-6.		At age eleven Kenny came to Seattle to live with his dad. It is there he met his next mentor in [[Greg Haugen]]. Taking the time to share insights and give encouragement, Greg would prove to be most important later in Kenny's career. Kenny Ellis finished his amateur career with a record of 89-6.

	He went professional at age twenty and moved to Las Vegas. With the assistance of Greg Haugen, who was now a World Champion, Kenny worked to establish his professional record, modeling himself after Alexis ~~Arquello~~, former world title holder and hall of fame fighter.		He went professional at age twenty and moved to Las Vegas. With the assistance of Greg Haugen, who was now a World Champion, Kenny worked to establish his professional record, modeling himself after [[Alexis Arguello]], former world title holder and hall of fame fighter.

	After breaking his hand and with over twenty professional fights, Kenny moved back to Seattle to resume his career. He signed a promotional contract with Brian Halquist of Brian Halquist Productions and hooked up with Greg Haugen for the third time in his life. With the support from Brian Halquist Productions to promote him and ~~�Team Haugen�~~ to train Kenny, his career has had a resurgence that some say may take him to the top.		After breaking his hand and with over twenty professional fights, Kenny moved back to Seattle to resume his career. He signed a promotional contract with [[Brian Halquist]] of Brian Halquist Productions and hooked up with Greg Haugen for the third time in his life. With the support from Brian Halquist Productions to promote him and "Team Haugen" to train Kenny, his career has had a resurgence that some say may take him to the top.

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Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

New page

Federal ID Number WA-029288

The following is from an April 3, 2003, press release:

Born on February 25, 1970, in Phoenix. Arizona, Kenny was raised primarily by his mother until he was eleven. Kenny excelled in football but his real love was boxing after watching the 1976 Olympics. In those Olympics Kenny remembers watching Sugar Ray Leonard�s performance. That same year Kenny went to a local gym to see about learning more about the sport. Too young to spar he became the gym gofer. At eight, Kenny met Jenks Morton, Sugar Ray�s amateur coach, who had moved to Arizona. For three years Jenks shared his art with Kenny and laid the groundwork for what Kenny is today.

At age eleven Kenny came to Seattle to live with his dad. It is there he met his next mentor in Greg Haugen. Taking the time to share insights and give encouragement, Greg would prove to be most important later in Kenny�s career. Kenny Ellis finished his amateur career with a record of 89-6.

He went professional at age twenty and moved to Las Vegas. With the assistance of Greg Haugen, who was now a World Champion, Kenny worked to establish his professional record, modeling himself after Alexis Arquello, former world title holder and hall of fame fighter.

After breaking his hand and with over twenty professional fights, Kenny moved back to Seattle to resume his career. He signed a promotional contract with Brian Halquist of Brian Halquist Productions and hooked up with Greg Haugen for the third time in his life. With the support from Brian Halquist Productions to promote him and �Team Haugen� to train Kenny, his career has had a resurgence that some say may take him to the top.