Leo Randolph - Revision history

Dale Howes at 06:01, 13 January 2026

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Dale Howes at 06:00, 13 January 2026

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John at 13:39, 13 December 2012

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	'''Trainer and Manager''': [[Joe Clough]]		'''Trainer and Manager''': [[Joe Clough]]
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	'''Leo Randolph''' was a product of the Tacoma Boys Club amateur program, along with fellow Olympic Gold Medalist [[Sugar Ray Seales]], and future world champions [[Rocky Lockridge]] and [[Johnny Bumphus]]. He was trained as an amateur and professional by Joe Clough, the head trainer at the Tacoma Boys Club.		'''Leo Randolph''' was a product of the Tacoma Boys Club amateur program, along with fellow Olympic Gold Medalist [[Sugar Ray Seales]], and future world champions [[Rocky Lockridge]] and [[Johnny Bumphus]]. He was trained as an amateur and professional by Joe Clough, the head trainer at the Tacoma Boys Club.

John at 13:39, 13 December 2012

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	'''Leo Randolph''' was a product of the Tacoma Boys Club amateur program, along with fellow Olympic Gold Medalist [[Sugar Ray Seales]], and future world champions [[Rocky Lockridge]] and [[Johnny Bumphus]]. He was trained as an amateur and professional by Joe Clough, the head trainer at the Tacoma Boys Club.		'''Leo Randolph''' was a product of the Tacoma Boys Club amateur program, along with fellow Olympic Gold Medalist [[Sugar Ray Seales]], and future world champions [[Rocky Lockridge]] and [[Johnny Bumphus]]. He was trained as an amateur and professional by Joe Clough, the head trainer at the Tacoma Boys Club.

	Randolph won the [[WBA]] ~~Featherweight~~ Championship by stopping [[Ricardo Cardona]] in the 15th round. He retired after losing the title in his first defense to [[Sergio Victor Palma]] by a 5th round TKO.		Randolph won the [[WBA]] Super Bantamweight Championship by stopping [[Ricardo Cardona]] in the 15th round. He retired after losing the title in his first defense to [[Sergio Victor Palma]] by a 5th round TKO.

	He was inducted into the [[Tacoma-Pierce County Sports Hall of Fame]] in 2005.		He was inducted into the [[Tacoma-Pierce County Sports Hall of Fame]] in 2005.

Matt at 16:29, 6 June 2009

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	'''Trainer''': [[Joe Clough]]		'''Trainer and Manager''': [[Joe Clough]]
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	'''Leo Randolph''' was a product of the Tacoma Boys Club amateur program, along with fellow Olympic Gold Medalist [[Sugar Ray Seales]], and future world champions [[Rocky Lockridge]] and [[Johnny Bumphus]]. He was trained as an amateur and professional by Joe Clough, the head trainer at the Tacoma Boys Club.		'''Leo Randolph''' was a product of the Tacoma Boys Club amateur program, along with fellow Olympic Gold Medalist [[Sugar Ray Seales]], and future world champions [[Rocky Lockridge]] and [[Johnny Bumphus]]. He was trained as an amateur and professional by Joe Clough, the head trainer at the Tacoma Boys Club.

Ric: formatting

2008-07-19T16:39:14Z

formatting

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	'''Leo Randolph''' was a product of the Tacoma Boys Club amateur program, along with fellow Olympic Gold Medalist [[Sugar Ray Seales]], and future world champions [[Rocky Lockridge]] and [[Johnny Bumphus]].		'''Leo Randolph''' was a product of the Tacoma Boys Club amateur program, along with fellow Olympic Gold Medalist [[Sugar Ray Seales]], and future world champions [[Rocky Lockridge]] and [[Johnny Bumphus]]. He was trained as an amateur and professional by Joe Clough, the head trainer at the Tacoma Boys Club.

	He was trained as an amateur and professional by Joe Clough, the head trainer at the Tacoma Boys Club.

	Randolph won the [[WBA]] Featherweight Championship by stopping [[Ricardo Cardona]] in the 15th round. He retired after losing the title in his first defense to [[Sergio Victor Palma]] by a 5th round TKO.		Randolph won the [[WBA]] Featherweight Championship by stopping [[Ricardo Cardona]] in the 15th round. He retired after losing the title in his first defense to [[Sergio Victor Palma]] by a 5th round TKO.

Ric: use of full name IS appropriate, Red

2008-07-19T16:38:25Z

use of full name IS appropriate, Red

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	'''Trainer''': [[Joe Clough]]		'''Trainer''': [[Joe Clough]]

	'''Randolph''' was a product of the Tacoma Boys Club amateur program, along with fellow Olympic Gold Medalist [[Sugar Ray Seales]], and future world champions [[Rocky Lockridge]] and [[Johnny Bumphus]].		'''Leo Randolph''' was a product of the Tacoma Boys Club amateur program, along with fellow Olympic Gold Medalist [[Sugar Ray Seales]], and future world champions [[Rocky Lockridge]] and [[Johnny Bumphus]].

	He was trained as an amateur and professional by Joe Clough, the head trainer at the Tacoma Boys Club.		He was trained as an amateur and professional by Joe Clough, the head trainer at the Tacoma Boys Club.

Red: unpersonalize

2008-07-19T16:31:21Z

unpersonalize

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	'''Trainer''': [[Joe Clough]]		'''Trainer''': [[Joe Clough]]

	'''~~Leo~~ Randolph''' was a product of the Tacoma Boys Club amateur program, along with fellow Olympic Gold Medalist [[Sugar Ray Seales]], and future world champions [[Rocky Lockridge]] and [[Johnny Bumphus]].		'''Randolph''' was a product of the Tacoma Boys Club amateur program, along with fellow Olympic Gold Medalist [[Sugar Ray Seales]], and future world champions [[Rocky Lockridge]] and [[Johnny Bumphus]].

	He was trained as an amateur and professional by Joe Clough, the head trainer at the Tacoma Boys Club.		He was trained as an amateur and professional by Joe Clough, the head trainer at the Tacoma Boys Club.

Jm47130 at 05:58, 19 July 2008

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-*[[WBA]] Junior Featherweight Champion 1980
+'''Leo Randolph''' was a product of the Tacoma Boys Club amateur program, along with fellow Olympic Gold Medalist [[Sugar Ray Seales]], and future world champions [[Rocky Lockridge]] and [[Johnny Bumphus]].
-== Olympic Results ==
+He was trained as an amateur and professional by Joe Clough, the head trainer at the Tacoma Boys Club.
-== Source ==
+Randolph won the [[WBA]] Featherweight Championship by stopping [[Ricardo Cardona]] in the 15th round. He retired after losing the title in his first defense to [[Sergio Victor Palma]] by a 5th round TKO.
-*July 3, 2006 ''Sports Illustrated'', "A Flurry of Punch Lines" (for update)
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