Leotis Martin - Revision history

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	'''Manager''': [[William Schaefer]]<br>		'''Manager''': [[William Schaefer]]<br>
	'''Trainer''': [[Yancey Durham]]		'''Trainer''': [[Yancey Durham]]

	Martin won the 1960 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight by decision over [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]], the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at middleweight by decision over [[Bob Warthen]] and the National AAU at middleweight. In 1961 Leotis made the final of the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight vs. [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]], won an Intercity Golden Gloves' alternate fight at middleweight by decision over [[Larry Carney]] and the National AAU at middleweight. His professional career ended after he suffered a detached retina, in the biggest win of his career, over former World Heavyweight Champion [[Sonny Liston]]. With this win, he became the first ever [[NABF Heavyweight Champion]].		'''Leotis Martin''' won the 1960 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight by decision over [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]], the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at middleweight by decision over [[Bob Warthen]], and the National AAU at middleweight.

			In 1961, Leotis made the final of the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight vs. [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]], won an Intercity Golden Gloves' alternate fight at middleweight by decision over [[Larry Carney]], and the National AAU at middleweight.

			His professional career ended after he suffered a detached retina, in the biggest win of his career, over former World Heavyweight Champion [[Sonny Liston]]. With this win, he became the first ever [[NABF Heavyweight Champion]].

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Dan at 20:38, 30 May 2011

2011-05-30T20:38:11Z

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	'''Trainer''': [[Yancey Durham]]		'''Trainer''': [[Yancey Durham]]

	Martin won the 1960 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight by decision over [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]], the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at middleweight by decision over [[Bob Warthen]] and the National AAU at middleweight. In 1961 Leotis made the final of the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight vs. [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]], won an Intercity Golden Gloves' ~~title~~ at middleweight by decision over [[Larry Carney]] and the National AAU at middleweight. His professional career ended after he suffered a detached retina, in the biggest win of his career, over former World Heavyweight Champion [[Sonny Liston]]. With this win, he became the first ever [[NABF Heavyweight Champion]].		Martin won the 1960 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight by decision over [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]], the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at middleweight by decision over [[Bob Warthen]] and the National AAU at middleweight. In 1961 Leotis made the final of the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight vs. [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]], won an Intercity Golden Gloves' alternate fight at middleweight by decision over [[Larry Carney]] and the National AAU at middleweight. His professional career ended after he suffered a detached retina, in the biggest win of his career, over former World Heavyweight Champion [[Sonny Liston]]. With this win, he became the first ever [[NABF Heavyweight Champion]].

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Bert at 21:55, 31 March 2010

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	title= [[Intercity Golden Gloves\|Intercity Golden Gloves]] <br /> Middleweight Title \|		title= [[Intercity Golden Gloves\|Intercity Golden Gloves]] <br /> Middleweight Title \|
	years= 1961 \| after= ~~Tournament~~ ends		years= 1961 \| after= Format ends
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Bert at 21:02, 28 March 2010

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	'''Trainer''': [[Yancey Durham]]		'''Trainer''': [[Yancey Durham]]

	Martin won the 1960 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight by decision over [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]], the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at middleweight by decision over [[Bob Warthen]] and the National AAU at middleweight. In 1961 Leotis made the final of the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight vs. [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]], won ~~the~~ Intercity Golden Gloves title at middleweight by decision over [[Larry Carney]] and the National AAU at middleweight. His professional career ended after he suffered a detached retina, in the biggest win of his career, over former World Heavyweight Champion [[Sonny Liston]]. With this win, he became the first ever [[NABF Heavyweight Champion]].		Martin won the 1960 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight by decision over [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]], the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at middleweight by decision over [[Bob Warthen]] and the National AAU at middleweight. In 1961 Leotis made the final of the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight vs. [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]], won an Intercity Golden Gloves' title at middleweight by decision over [[Larry Carney]] and the National AAU at middleweight. His professional career ended after he suffered a detached retina, in the biggest win of his career, over former World Heavyweight Champion [[Sonny Liston]]. With this win, he became the first ever [[NABF Heavyweight Champion]].

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Bert at 21:00, 28 March 2010

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	'''Trainer''': [[Yancey Durham]]		'''Trainer''': [[Yancey Durham]]

	Martin won the 1960 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight by decision over [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]]~~. Also in 1960 he won~~ the Intercity Golden Gloves championship at middleweight by decision over Bob Warthen. In 1961 Leotis made the final of the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight~~, being on the short end of a decision to~~ James Ellis~~. In the same year he~~ won the Intercity Golden Gloves ~~alternate~~ title at middleweight by decision over Larry Carney~~. He also was~~ the ~~United States~~ National AAU ~~165-lb. champion in 1960 and 1961~~. His professional career ended after he suffered a detached retina, in the biggest win of his career, over former World Heavyweight Champion [[Sonny Liston]]. With this win, he became the first ever [[NABF Heavyweight Champion]].		Martin won the 1960 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight by decision over [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]], the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at middleweight by decision over [[Bob Warthen]] and the National AAU at middleweight. In 1961 Leotis made the final of the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight vs. [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]], won the Intercity Golden Gloves title at middleweight by decision over [[Larry Carney]] and the National AAU at middleweight. His professional career ended after he suffered a detached retina, in the biggest win of his career, over former World Heavyweight Champion [[Sonny Liston]]. With this win, he became the first ever [[NABF Heavyweight Champion]].

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Bert at 17:22, 28 March 2010

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	Martin won the 1960 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight by decision over [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]]. Also in 1960 he won the Intercity Golden Gloves championship at middleweight by decision over Bob Warthen. In 1961 Leotis made the final of the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight, being on the short end of a decision to James Ellis. In the same year he won the Intercity Golden Gloves alternate title at middleweight by decision over Larry Carney. He also was the United States National AAU 165-lb. champion in 1960 and 1961. His professional career ended after he suffered a detached retina, in the biggest win of his career, over former World Heavyweight Champion [[Sonny Liston]]. With this win, he became the first ever [[NABF Heavyweight Champion]].		Martin won the 1960 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight by decision over [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]]. Also in 1960 he won the Intercity Golden Gloves championship at middleweight by decision over Bob Warthen. In 1961 Leotis made the final of the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight, being on the short end of a decision to James Ellis. In the same year he won the Intercity Golden Gloves alternate title at middleweight by decision over Larry Carney. He also was the United States National AAU 165-lb. champion in 1960 and 1961. His professional career ended after he suffered a detached retina, in the biggest win of his career, over former World Heavyweight Champion [[Sonny Liston]]. With this win, he became the first ever [[NABF Heavyweight Champion]].

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	before= Wilbert McClure \|		before= [[Wilbert McClure]] \|
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	title= [[Intercity Golden Gloves\|Intercity Golden Gloves]] <br /> Middleweight Title \|		title= [[Intercity Golden Gloves\|Intercity Golden Gloves]] <br /> Middleweight Title \|
	years= 1961 \| after= Tournament ends		years= 1961 \| after= Tournament ends
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Bert at 22:56, 8 August 2009

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	Martin won the 1960 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight by decision over [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]]. Also in 1960 he won the Intercity Golden Gloves championship at middleweight by decision over Bob Warthen. In 1961 Leotis made the final of the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight, being on the short end of a decision to James Ellis. In the same year he won the Intercity Golden Gloves alternate title at middleweight by decision over Larry Carney. He also was the United States National AAU 165-lb. champion in 1960 and 1961. His professional career ended after he suffered a detached retina, in the biggest win of his career, over former World Heavyweight Champion [[Sonny Liston]]. With this win, he became the first ever [[NABF Heavyweight Champion]].		Martin won the 1960 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight by decision over [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]]. Also in 1960 he won the Intercity Golden Gloves championship at middleweight by decision over Bob Warthen. In 1961 Leotis made the final of the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight, being on the short end of a decision to James Ellis. In the same year he won the Intercity Golden Gloves alternate title at middleweight by decision over Larry Carney. He also was the United States National AAU 165-lb. champion in 1960 and 1961. His professional career ended after he suffered a detached retina, in the biggest win of his career, over former World Heavyweight Champion [[Sonny Liston]]. With this win, he became the first ever [[NABF Heavyweight Champion]].

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Reenthelawman: adding NABF champions category

2008-09-01T14:25:16Z

adding NABF champions category

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	Martin won the 1960 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight by decision over [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]]. Also in 1960 he won the Intercity Golden Gloves championship at middleweight by decision over Bob Warthen. In 1961 Leotis made the final of the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight, being on the short end of a decision to James Ellis. In the same year he won the Intercity Golden Gloves alternate title at middleweight by decision over Larry Carney. He also was the United States National AAU 165-lb. champion in 1960 and 1961. His professional career ended after he suffered a detached retina, in the biggest win of his career, over former World Heavyweight Champion [[Sonny Liston]]. With this win, he became the first ever [[NABF Heavyweight Champion]].		Martin won the 1960 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight by decision over [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]]. Also in 1960 he won the Intercity Golden Gloves championship at middleweight by decision over Bob Warthen. In 1961 Leotis made the final of the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight, being on the short end of a decision to James Ellis. In the same year he won the Intercity Golden Gloves alternate title at middleweight by decision over Larry Carney. He also was the United States National AAU 165-lb. champion in 1960 and 1961. His professional career ended after he suffered a detached retina, in the biggest win of his career, over former World Heavyweight Champion [[Sonny Liston]]. With this win, he became the first ever [[NABF Heavyweight Champion]].

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Bert at 15:07, 2 June 2008

2008-06-02T15:07:13Z

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	'''Trainer''': [[Yancey Durham]]		'''Trainer''': [[Yancey Durham]]

	~~As an amateur,~~ Martin ~~was~~ the 1960 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions ~~and~~ Intercity Golden Gloves ~~Championship~~ at middleweight. In 1961 he won the Intercity Golden Gloves alternate title. He also was the United States National AAU 165-lb. champion in 1960 and 1961. His professional career ended after he suffered a detached retina, in the biggest win of his career, over former World Heavyweight Champion [[Sonny Liston]]. With this win, he became the first ever [[NABF Heavyweight Champion]].		Martin won the 1960 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight by decision over [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]]. Also in 1960 he won the Intercity Golden Gloves championship at middleweight by decision over Bob Warthen. In 1961 Leotis made the final of the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight, being on the short end of a decision to James Ellis. In the same year he won the Intercity Golden Gloves alternate title at middleweight by decision over Larry Carney. He also was the United States National AAU 165-lb. champion in 1960 and 1961. His professional career ended after he suffered a detached retina, in the biggest win of his career, over former World Heavyweight Champion [[Sonny Liston]]. With this win, he became the first ever [[NABF Heavyweight Champion]].

Bert at 01:24, 2 June 2008

2008-06-02T01:24:36Z

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	'''Trainer''': [[Yancey Durham]]		'''Trainer''': [[Yancey Durham]]

	As an amateur, Martin was the 1960 Chicago and Intercity Golden Gloves ~~160 lb champions and~~ the ~~1961 160 lb~~ Intercity Golden Gloves ~~Champion (~~alternate). He also was the United States National AAU 165-lb. champion in 1960 and 1961. His professional career ended after he suffered a detached retina, in the biggest win of his career, over former World Heavyweight Champion [[Sonny Liston]]. With this win, he became the first ever [[NABF Heavyweight Champion]].		As an amateur, Martin was the 1960 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions and Intercity Golden Gloves Championship at middleweight. In 1961 he won the Intercity Golden Gloves alternate title. He also was the United States National AAU 165-lb. champion in 1960 and 1961. His professional career ended after he suffered a detached retina, in the biggest win of his career, over former World Heavyweight Champion [[Sonny Liston]]. With this win, he became the first ever [[NABF Heavyweight Champion]].

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	Martin won the 1960 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight by decision over [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]]. Also in 1960 he won the Intercity Golden Gloves championship at middleweight by decision over Bob Warthen. In 1961 Leotis made the final of the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight, being on the short end of a decision to James Ellis. In the same year he won the Intercity Golden Gloves alternate title at middleweight by decision over Larry Carney. He also was the United States National AAU 165-lb. champion in 1960 and 1961. His professional career ended after he suffered a detached retina, in the biggest win of his career, over former World Heavyweight Champion [[Sonny Liston]]. With this win, he became the first ever [[NABF Heavyweight Champion]].		Martin won the 1960 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight by decision over [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]]. Also in 1960 he won the Intercity Golden Gloves championship at middleweight by decision over Bob Warthen. In 1961 Leotis made the final of the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight, being on the short end of a decision to James Ellis. In the same year he won the Intercity Golden Gloves alternate title at middleweight by decision over Larry Carney. He also was the United States National AAU 165-lb. champion in 1960 and 1961. His professional career ended after he suffered a detached retina, in the biggest win of his career, over former World Heavyweight Champion [[Sonny Liston]]. With this win, he became the first ever [[NABF Heavyweight Champion]].

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	title= [[Intercity Golden Gloves\|Intercity Golden Gloves]] <br /> Middleweight Title \|		title= [[Intercity Golden Gloves\|Intercity Golden Gloves]] <br /> Middleweight Title \|
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	Martin won the 1960 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight by decision over [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]]. Also in 1960 he won the Intercity Golden Gloves championship at middleweight by decision over Bob Warthen. In 1961 Leotis made the final of the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight, being on the short end of a decision to James Ellis. In the same year he won the Intercity Golden Gloves alternate title at middleweight by decision over Larry Carney. He also was the United States National AAU 165-lb. champion in 1960 and 1961. His professional career ended after he suffered a detached retina, in the biggest win of his career, over former World Heavyweight Champion [[Sonny Liston]]. With this win, he became the first ever [[NABF Heavyweight Champion]].		Martin won the 1960 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight by decision over [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]]. Also in 1960 he won the Intercity Golden Gloves championship at middleweight by decision over Bob Warthen. In 1961 Leotis made the final of the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at middleweight, being on the short end of a decision to James Ellis. In the same year he won the Intercity Golden Gloves alternate title at middleweight by decision over Larry Carney. He also was the United States National AAU 165-lb. champion in 1960 and 1961. His professional career ended after he suffered a detached retina, in the biggest win of his career, over former World Heavyweight Champion [[Sonny Liston]]. With this win, he became the first ever [[NABF Heavyweight Champion]].

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			title= [[Chicago Golden Gloves\|Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions]] <br /> Middleweight Champion \|
			years= 1960 \|
			after= [[Jimmy Ellis\|James Ellis]]
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			before= Wilbert McClure \|
			title= [[Intercity Golden Gloves\|Intercity Golden Gloves]] <br /> Middleweight Champion \|
			years= 1960 \| after= [[Johnny Persol\|John Persol]]
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			before= James Ellis \|
			title= [[Intercity Golden Gloves\|Intercity Golden Gloves]] <br /> Middleweight Title \|
			years= 1961 \| after= Tournament ends
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