Luis Villalta - Revision history

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	Luis Villalta, 35, lost consciousness in his dressing room minutes after losing		'''Luis Villalta''', 35, lost consciousness in his dressing room minutes after losing
	a [[Fight:723174\|12-round title fight]] against [[Ricky Quiles]]. Although Villalta was not knocked down in the fight, he did absorb heavy shots in the final two rounds. After the fight, Villalta returned to his dressing room but soon began to feel the effects of a headache. Villalta then spit and fainted. He was taken to the North Broward Medical Center in Pompano Beach, Fl, where he remained in a coma for four days and where he ultimately died on March 3rd, 2004.		a [[Fight:723174\|12-round title fight]] against [[Ricky Quiles]]. Although Villalta was not knocked down in the fight, he did absorb heavy shots in the final two rounds. After the fight, Villalta returned to his dressing room but soon began to feel the effects of a headache. Villalta then spit and fainted. He was taken to the North Broward Medical Center in Pompano Beach, Fl, where he remained in a coma for four days and where he ultimately died on March 3rd, 2004.

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	A trust fund was established to assist the Villalta family, his wife Maribel and his two children who reside in Lima, Peru.		A trust fund was established to assist the Villalta family, his wife Maribel and his two children who reside in Lima, Peru.

			Donations can be sent to:<br>
			Villalta Family Fund<br>
			16 Campbell Road<br>
			Hillsborough, NJ 08844<br>

	~~Donations can be sent to:~~

	~~Villalta Family Fund~~
	~~16 Campbell Road~~
	~~Hillsborough, NJ 08844~~

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	[[Category:Ring Fatalities]]		[[Category:Ring Fatalities]]
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Broncano at 04:45, 6 April 2010

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	a [[Fight:723174\|12-round title fight]] against [[Ricky Quiles]]. Although Villalta was not knocked down in the fight, he did absorb heavy shots in the final two rounds. After the fight, Villalta returned to his dressing room but soon began to feel the effects of a headache. Villalta then spit and fainted. He was taken to the North Broward Medical Center in Pompano Beach, Fl, where he remained in a coma for four days and where he ultimately died on March 3rd, 2004.		a [[Fight:723174\|12-round title fight]] against [[Ricky Quiles]]. Although Villalta was not knocked down in the fight, he did absorb heavy shots in the final two rounds. After the fight, Villalta returned to his dressing room but soon began to feel the effects of a headache. Villalta then spit and fainted. He was taken to the North Broward Medical Center in Pompano Beach, Fl, where he remained in a coma for four days and where he ultimately died on March 3rd, 2004.

	Villalta had moved to the United States from his native Peru on a professional athlete visa three years ago to improve his stock as a fighter, living near his manager Anthony Toresco's home in Hillsborough, N.J. Villalta fought in the lightweight division and eventually won the NABA lightweight championship on a unanimous decision over Martin O'Malley in July 2003.		Villalta had moved to the United States from his native Peru on a professional athlete visa three years ago to improve his stock as a fighter, living near his manager Anthony Toresco's home in Hillsborough, N.J. Villalta fought in the lightweight division and eventually won the NABA lightweight championship on a unanimous decision over [[Martin O'Malley]] in July 2003.

	A trust fund was established to assist the Villalta family, his wife Maribel and his two children who reside in Lima, Peru.		A trust fund was established to assist the Villalta family, his wife Maribel and his two children who reside in Lima, Peru.

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2008-08-07T17:03:03Z

adding boxer code and NABA champions category

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	Luis Villalta, 35, lost consciousness in his dressing room minutes after losing		Luis Villalta, 35, lost consciousness in his dressing room minutes after losing
	a [[Fight:723174\|12-round title fight]] against [[Ricky Quiles]]. Although Villalta was not knocked down in the fight, he did absorb heavy shots in the final two		a [[Fight:723174\|12-round title fight]] against [[Ricky Quiles]]. Although Villalta was not knocked down in the fight, he did absorb heavy shots in the final two rounds. After the fight, Villalta returned to his dressing room but soon began to feel the effects of a headache. Villalta then spit and fainted. He was taken to the North Broward Medical Center in Pompano Beach, Fl, where he remained in a coma for four days and where he ultimately died on March 3rd, 2004.
	rounds. After the fight, Villalta returned to his dressing room but soon began
	to feel the effects of a headache. Villalta then spit and fainted. He was taken
	to the North Broward Medical Center in Pompano Beach, Fl, where he remained in
	a coma for four days and where he ultimately died on March 3rd, 2004.


	Villalta had moved to the United States from his native Peru on a professional		Villalta had moved to the United States from his native Peru on a professional athlete visa three years ago to improve his stock as a fighter, living near his manager Anthony Toresco's home in Hillsborough, N.J. Villalta fought in the lightweight division and eventually won the NABA lightweight championship on a unanimous decision over Martin O'Malley in July 2003.
	athlete visa three years ago to improve his stock as a fighter, living near his
	manager Anthony Toresco's home in Hillsborough, N.J. Villalta fought in the
	lightweight division and eventually won the NABA lightweight championship on a
	unanimous decision over Martin O'Malley in July 2003.

	A trust fund was established to assist the Villalta family, his wife Maribel		A trust fund was established to assist the Villalta family, his wife Maribel and his two children who reside in Lima, Peru.
	and his two children who reside in Lima, Peru.


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	mas adelante.		mas adelante.

	En una de sus ~~presentaci�nes~~, Villalta controlo con una avalancha de golpes		En una de sus presentaci?nes, Villalta controlo con una avalancha de golpes

	precisos a Pedro ~~Garc�a~~, para finalmente noquearlo en el quinto episodio,		precisos a Pedro Garc?a, para finalmente noquearlo en el quinto episodio,

	~~despu�s~~ de conectar un devastador gancho de izquierda al tronco. Fue la segunda		despu?s de conectar un devastador gancho de izquierda al tronco. Fue la segunda

	victoria consecutiva del peruano por la ~~v�a~~ del nocaut. No cabe dudas que		victoria consecutiva del peruano por la v?a del nocaut. No cabe dudas que

	Villalta ~~traer�~~ poder en los ~~pu�os~~. ~~�He~~ estado peleando por mas de 15 ~~a�os�con~~		Villalta traer? poder en los pu?os. ?He estado peleando por mas de 15 a?os?con

	la ayuda de mi entrenador Lou Romano, yo siento que estoy listo para cualquiera		la ayuda de mi entrenador Lou Romano, yo siento que estoy listo para cualquiera
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	de los diez primeros. No le tengo miedo a nadie, no hay nadie que yo sienta que		de los diez primeros. No le tengo miedo a nadie, no hay nadie que yo sienta que

	yo no pueda vencer,� dijo Villalta.		yo no pueda vencer,? dijo Villalta.

	[[Category:Ring Fatalities~~\|Villalta, Luis~~]]		{{DEFAULTSORT:Villalta, Luis}}
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Emaster: fixed internal link

2008-03-07T16:01:04Z

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	Luis Villalta, 35, lost consciousness in his dressing room minutes after losing		Luis Villalta, 35, lost consciousness in his dressing room minutes after losing
	a [[Fight:723174\|12-round title fight]] against [[~~Boxer:Ricky Quiles:007918\|~~Ricky Quiles]]. Although Villalta was not knocked down in the fight, he did absorb heavy shots in the final two		a [[Fight:723174\|12-round title fight]] against [[Ricky Quiles]]. Although Villalta was not knocked down in the fight, he did absorb heavy shots in the final two
	rounds. After the fight, Villalta returned to his dressing room but soon began		rounds. After the fight, Villalta returned to his dressing room but soon began
	to feel the effects of a headache. Villalta then spit and fainted. He was taken		to feel the effects of a headache. Villalta then spit and fainted. He was taken

Brett at 23:28, 9 July 2005

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	Luis Villalta, 35, lost consciousness in his dressing room minutes after losing		Luis Villalta, 35, lost consciousness in his dressing room minutes after losing
	a 12-round title fight against Ricky Quiles.Although Villalta		a [[Fight:723174\|12-round title fight]] against [[Boxer:Ricky Quiles:007918\|Ricky Quiles]]. Although Villalta was not knocked down in the fight, he did absorb heavy shots in the final two
	was not knocked down in the fight, he did absorb heavy shots in the final two
	rounds. After the fight, Villalta returned to his dressing room but soon began		rounds. After the fight, Villalta returned to his dressing room but soon began
	to feel the effects of a headache. Villalta then spit and fainted. He was taken		to feel the effects of a headache. Villalta then spit and fainted. He was taken

Grey: created page

2005-01-03T03:46:56Z

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Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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Luis Villalta, 35, lost consciousness in his dressing room minutes after losing
a 12-round title fight against Ricky Quiles.Although Villalta
was not knocked down in the fight, he did absorb heavy shots in the final two
rounds. After the fight, Villalta returned to his dressing room but soon began
to feel the effects of a headache. Villalta then spit and fainted. He was taken
to the North Broward Medical Center in Pompano Beach, Fl, where he remained in
a coma for four days and where he ultimately died on March 3rd, 2004.

Villalta had moved to the United States from his native Peru on a professional
athlete visa three years ago to improve his stock as a fighter, living near his
manager Anthony Toresco\\\'s home in Hillsborough, N.J. Villalta fought in the
lightweight division and eventually won the NABA lightweight championship on a
unanimous decision over Martin O\\\'Malley in July 2003.

A trust fund was established to assist the Villalta family, his wife Maribel
and his two children who reside in Lima, Peru.

Donations can be sent to:

Villalta Family Fund
16 Campbell Road
Hillsborough, NJ 08844

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Luis "El Puma" Villalta, nacio en Lima en 1969. Crecio en el barrio de

Caja De Agua donde aprendio a defenderse desde muy pequeno. Siempre fue un

muchacho tranquilo a pesar de crecer en un medio donde es mas facil el camino

errado.

Comenzo a boxear muy temprano y rapidamente se destaco por su dedicacion al

entrenamiento, lo cual le permitio destacarse y lo llevo a ganar Guantes de Oro

y entrar al equipo Nacional Peruano.

Tuvo varias competencias internacionales y fue Campeon Sudamericano. El boxeo

se convirtio en su vida, entrenaba como si cada pelea fuera por l titulo, pues

tenia su meta muy clara, darle al Peru su primer Campeon Mundial.

Fisicamente era impresionante verlo, no tenia grasa y era fibra por cada

angulo. Ademas se destaco como un padre y hermano pues le dedicaba todo su

esfuerzo a los suyos.

Luego de una gran carrera en Peru, a falta de apoyo se retiro, y volvio al

boxeo gracias a una oportunidad que le dio un peruano radicado en Nueva York

llamado Leonardo Zavala.

Asi empieza su travesia rumbo a su anhelado titulo por el cual daria la vida

mas adelante.

En una de sus presentaci�nes, Villalta controlo con una avalancha de golpes

precisos a Pedro Garc�a, para finalmente noquearlo en el quinto episodio,

despu�s de conectar un devastador gancho de izquierda al tronco. Fue la segunda

victoria consecutiva del peruano por la v�a del nocaut. No cabe dudas que

Villalta traer� poder en los pu�os. �He estado peleando por mas de 15 a�os�con

la ayuda de mi entrenador Lou Romano, yo siento que estoy listo para cualquiera

de los diez primeros. No le tengo miedo a nadie, no hay nadie que yo sienta que

yo no pueda vencer,� dijo Villalta.

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	Villalta had moved to the United States from his native Peru on a professional		Villalta had moved to the United States from his native Peru on a professional
	athlete visa three years ago to improve his stock as a fighter, living near his		athlete visa three years ago to improve his stock as a fighter, living near his
	manager Anthony Toresco~~\\\~~'s home in Hillsborough, N.J. Villalta fought in the		manager Anthony Toresco's home in Hillsborough, N.J. Villalta fought in the
	lightweight division and eventually won the NABA lightweight championship on a		lightweight division and eventually won the NABA lightweight championship on a
	unanimous decision over Martin O~~\\\~~'Malley in July 2003.		unanimous decision over Martin O'Malley in July 2003.

	A trust fund was established to assist the Villalta family, his wife Maribel		A trust fund was established to assist the Villalta family, his wife Maribel
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	mas adelante.		mas adelante.

	En una de sus ~~presentaci�nes~~, Villalta controlo con una avalancha de golpes		En una de sus presentaci�nes, Villalta controlo con una avalancha de golpes

	precisos a Pedro ~~Garc�a~~, para finalmente noquearlo en el quinto episodio,		precisos a Pedro Garc�a, para finalmente noquearlo en el quinto episodio,

	~~despu�s~~ de conectar un devastador gancho de izquierda al tronco. Fue la segunda		despu�s de conectar un devastador gancho de izquierda al tronco. Fue la segunda

	victoria consecutiva del peruano por la ~~v�a~~ del nocaut. No cabe dudas que		victoria consecutiva del peruano por la v�a del nocaut. No cabe dudas que

	Villalta ~~traer�~~ poder en los ~~pu�os~~. ~~�He~~ estado peleando por mas de 15 ~~a�os�con~~		Villalta traer� poder en los pu�os. �He estado peleando por mas de 15 a�os�con

	la ayuda de mi entrenador Lou Romano, yo siento que estoy listo para cualquiera		la ayuda de mi entrenador Lou Romano, yo siento que estoy listo para cualquiera
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	de los diez primeros. No le tengo miedo a nadie, no hay nadie que yo sienta que		de los diez primeros. No le tengo miedo a nadie, no hay nadie que yo sienta que

	yo no pueda vencer,� dijo Villalta.		yo no pueda vencer,� dijo Villalta.









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