Mario Trigo - Revision history

Ric at 18:05, 15 April 2012

2012-04-15T18:05:28Z

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	'''Mario Trigo''' was a switch-hitting southpaw who had a reputation as a [[spoiler]] in the Lightweight and Welterweight ranks on the American Pacific Coast during the late 1940s and early-to-mid 1950s. Trigo was at times ranked as a contender in both of those divisions. He had a notable six-fight series with [[Art Aragon]]; Aragon won 4-1-1, with three knockouts, although two of those were when Trigo was past his prime.		'''Mario Trigo''' was a switch-hitting southpaw who had a reputation as a [[spoiler]] in the Lightweight and Welterweight ranks on the American Pacific Coast during the late 1940s and early-to-mid 1950s. Trigo was at times ranked as a contender in both of those divisions. He had a notable six-fight series with [[Art Aragon]]; Aragon won 4-1-1, with three knockouts, although two of those were when Trigo was past his prime.

Ric at 18:04, 15 April 2012

2012-04-15T18:04:29Z

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	'''Managers:''' [[Roger Leighton]], [[Joe Barnum]]<br>		'''Managers:''' [[Roger Leighton]], [[Joe Barnum]]<br>
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	Trigo was a switch-hitting southpaw who had a reputation as a [[spoiler]] in the Lightweight and Welterweight ranks on the American Pacific Coast during the late 1940s and early-to-mid 1950s. Trigo was at times ranked as a contender in both of those divisions. He had a notable six-fight series with [[Art Aragon]]; Aragon won 4-1-1, with three knockouts, although two of those were when Trigo was past his prime.		'''Mario Trigo''' was a switch-hitting southpaw who had a reputation as a [[spoiler]] in the Lightweight and Welterweight ranks on the American Pacific Coast during the late 1940s and early-to-mid 1950s. Trigo was at times ranked as a contender in both of those divisions. He had a notable six-fight series with [[Art Aragon]]; Aragon won 4-1-1, with three knockouts, although two of those were when Trigo was past his prime.

Ric: 2nd image linked

2008-11-23T00:37:59Z

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	'''Managers:''' [[Roger Leighton]], [[Joe Barnum]]		'''Managers:''' [[Roger Leighton]], [[Joe Barnum]]<br>
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	Trigo was a switch-hitting southpaw who had a reputation as a [[spoiler]] in the Lightweight and Welterweight ranks on the American Pacific Coast during the late 1940s and early-to-mid 1950s. Trigo was at times ranked as a contender in both of those divisions. He had a notable six-fight series with [[Art Aragon]]; Aragon won 4-1-1, with three knockouts, although two of those were when Trigo was past his prime.		Trigo was a switch-hitting southpaw who had a reputation as a [[spoiler]] in the Lightweight and Welterweight ranks on the American Pacific Coast during the late 1940s and early-to-mid 1950s. Trigo was at times ranked as a contender in both of those divisions. He had a notable six-fight series with [[Art Aragon]]; Aragon won 4-1-1, with three knockouts, although two of those were when Trigo was past his prime.

Emaster: fixed internal link

2008-03-07T18:49:54Z

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	'''Managers:''' [[Roger Leighton]], [[~~Boxer:Joe_Barnum:047285\|~~Joe Barnum]]		'''Managers:''' [[Roger Leighton]], [[Joe Barnum]]
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	Trigo was a switch-hitting southpaw who had a reputation as a [[spoiler]] in the Lightweight and Welterweight ranks on the American Pacific Coast during the late 1940s and early-to-mid 1950s. Trigo was at times ranked as a contender in both of those divisions. He had a notable six-fight series with [[Art Aragon]]; Aragon won 4-1-1, with three knockouts, although two of those were when Trigo was past his prime.		Trigo was a switch-hitting southpaw who had a reputation as a [[spoiler]] in the Lightweight and Welterweight ranks on the American Pacific Coast during the late 1940s and early-to-mid 1950s. Trigo was at times ranked as a contender in both of those divisions. He had a notable six-fight series with [[Art Aragon]]; Aragon won 4-1-1, with three knockouts, although two of those were when Trigo was past his prime.

Ric: main image replaced

2006-11-01T06:19:04Z

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	'''Managers:''' [[Roger Leighton]], [[Boxer:Joe_Barnum:047285\|Joe Barnum]]		'''Managers:''' [[Roger Leighton]], [[Boxer:Joe_Barnum:047285\|Joe Barnum]]
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	Trigo was a switch-hitting southpaw, who had a reputation as a [[spoiler]], in the Lightweight and Welterweight ranks on the American Pacific Coast during the late 1940s and early-to-mid 1950s. Trigo was at times, ranked as a contender in both of those divisions~~, he~~ had a notable six fight series with [[Art Aragon]]~~, of which~~ Aragon won 4-1-1, with 3 knockouts, ~~though~~ two of those were when Trigo was past his prime.		Trigo was a switch-hitting southpaw who had a reputation as a [[spoiler]] in the Lightweight and Welterweight ranks on the American Pacific Coast during the late 1940s and early-to-mid 1950s. Trigo was at times ranked as a contender in both of those divisions. He had a notable six-fight series with [[Art Aragon]]; Aragon won 4-1-1, with three knockouts, although two of those were when Trigo was past his prime.

Ric: Boxer:Mario Trigo:021975 moved to Mario Trigo

2006-11-01T06:13:31Z

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Matt at 22:40, 23 March 2006

2006-03-23T22:40:46Z

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	'''Managers:''' [[Roger Leighton]], [[Boxer:Joe_Barnum:047285\|Joe Barnum]]		'''Managers:''' [[Roger Leighton]], [[Boxer:Joe_Barnum:047285\|Joe Barnum]]

	Trigo was a switch-hitting southpaw, who had a reputation as a [[spoiler]], in the Lightweight and Welterweight ranks on the American Pacific Coast during the late 1940s and early-to-mid 1950s. Trigo was at times, ranked as a contender in both of those ~~division~~, he had a notable six fight series with [[Art Aragon]], of which Aragon won 4-1-1, with 3 knockouts, though two of those were when Trigo was past his prime.		Trigo was a switch-hitting southpaw, who had a reputation as a [[spoiler]], in the Lightweight and Welterweight ranks on the American Pacific Coast during the late 1940s and early-to-mid 1950s. Trigo was at times, ranked as a contender in both of those divisions, he had a notable six fight series with [[Art Aragon]], of which Aragon won 4-1-1, with 3 knockouts, though two of those were when Trigo was past his prime.

Matt: bio

2006-03-23T22:40:30Z

bio

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			Trigo was a switch-hitting southpaw, who had a reputation as a [[spoiler]], in the Lightweight and Welterweight ranks on the American Pacific Coast during the late 1940s and early-to-mid 1950s. Trigo was at times, ranked as a contender in both of those division, he had a notable six fight series with [[Art Aragon]], of which Aragon won 4-1-1, with 3 knockouts, though two of those were when Trigo was past his prime.

Ric: image inserted

2005-11-24T03:19:24Z

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Sherlock at 20:52, 21 June 2005

2005-06-21T20:52:08Z

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<boxer>021975</boxer>
'''Managers:''' [[Roger Leighton]], [[Boxer:Joe_Barnum:047285|Joe Barnum]]