Mark Weinman - Revision history

Grey at 17:27, 15 February 2025

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John at 19:01, 12 February 2025

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			* Brother of [[David Weinman]]
	Brother of [[David Weinman]]		==== The Hebrew Hammer Returns To The Ring ====
	~~[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Weinman, Mark]]~~

	==The Hebrew Hammer Returns To The Ring==

	* On September 7, 2012, in Tampa, Florida, Mark Weinman AKA 'The Hebrew Hammer', returned to the ring after a 21 year layoff and knocked out Dominican boxer [[Elvis Luciano Martinez]], 14 years his junior, in the second round. The 21 year layoff and return was uncommon, but Weinman, who remained in training and in top shape as a professional boxing trainer and who always spars regularly in the gym, never actually left boxing and as such he was never actually beyond reach of a 'comeback' against the correct opponent. Weinman, who fought at light-middleweight between 153 and 156 pounds back in the day, returned to the ring in Florida as a fifty year old at 162 1/4 pounds-only six pounds above his last fight weight in 1991.		* On September 7, 2012, in Tampa, Florida, Mark Weinman AKA 'The Hebrew Hammer', returned to the ring after a 21 year layoff and knocked out Dominican boxer [[Elvis Luciano Martinez]], 14 years his junior, in the second round. The 21 year layoff and return was uncommon, but Weinman, who remained in training and in top shape as a professional boxing trainer and who always spars regularly in the gym, never actually left boxing and as such he was never actually beyond reach of a 'comeback' against the correct opponent. Weinman, who fought at light-middleweight between 153 and 156 pounds back in the day, returned to the ring in Florida as a fifty year old at 162 1/4 pounds-only six pounds above his last fight weight in 1991.

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	* The Weinman comeback at age 50 or older after a 21 year layoff is rare by age and distance between pro bouts in terms of the history of the ring, but not unprecedented. It was tried by such former contenders and world champions as as lightweight [[Kenny Lane]], junior welterweight [[Saoul Mamby]], former world heavyweight champions [[Jack Johnson]] and[[Bob Fitzsimmons]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]] (in exhibition), and former Muhammad Ali sparring partner and George Foreman opponent [[Levi Forte]] to different degrees of success.		* The Weinman comeback at age 50 or older after a 21 year layoff is rare by age and distance between pro bouts in terms of the history of the ring, but not unprecedented. It was tried by such former contenders and world champions as as lightweight [[Kenny Lane]], junior welterweight [[Saoul Mamby]], former world heavyweight champions [[Jack Johnson]] and[[Bob Fitzsimmons]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]] (in exhibition), and former Muhammad Ali sparring partner and George Foreman opponent [[Levi Forte]] to different degrees of success.


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Delisa at 00:16, 24 June 2023

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	==The Hebrew Hammer Returns To The Ring==		==The Hebrew Hammer Returns To The Ring==

	* On September 7, 2012, in Tampa, Florida, Mark Weinman AKA 'The Hebrew Hammer', returned to the ring after a 21 year layoff and knocked out Dominican boxer [[Elvis Luciano Martinez]], 14 years his junior, in the second round. The 21 year layoff and return was ~~unprecedented~~, but Weinman, who remained in training and in top shape as a professional boxing trainer and who always spars regularly in the gym, never actually left boxing and as such he was never actually beyond reach of a 'comeback' against the correct opponent. Weinman, who fought at light middleweight between 153 and 156 pounds back in the day, returned to the ring in Florida as a fifty year old at 162 1/4 pounds-only six pounds above his last fight weight in 1991.		* On September 7, 2012, in Tampa, Florida, Mark Weinman AKA 'The Hebrew Hammer', returned to the ring after a 21 year layoff and knocked out Dominican boxer [[Elvis Luciano Martinez]], 14 years his junior, in the second round. The 21 year layoff and return was uncommon, but Weinman, who remained in training and in top shape as a professional boxing trainer and who always spars regularly in the gym, never actually left boxing and as such he was never actually beyond reach of a 'comeback' against the correct opponent. Weinman, who fought at light-middleweight between 153 and 156 pounds back in the day, returned to the ring in Florida as a fifty year old at 162 1/4 pounds-only six pounds above his last fight weight in 1991.

	* Story on Weinman Comeback [[http://www.times-standard.com/sports/ci_21560978/sweet-science-50-year-old-petrolia-boxer-mark]]		* Story on Weinman Comeback [[http://www.times-standard.com/sports/ci_21560978/sweet-science-50-year-old-petrolia-boxer-mark]]

	* The Weinman comeback at age 50 or older after a 21 year layoff is rare by age and distance between pro bouts in terms of the history of the ring, but not unprecedented. It was tried by such former contenders and world champions as as lightweight [[Kenny Lane]], junior welterweight [[Saoul Mamby]], former world heavyweight champions [[Jack Johnson]] and[[Bob Fitzsimmons]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]] (in exhibition), and former Muhammad Ali sparring partner and George Foreman opponent [[Levi Forte]] to different degrees of success.		* The Weinman comeback at age 50 or older after a 21 year layoff is rare by age and distance between pro bouts in terms of the history of the ring, but not unprecedented. It was tried by such former contenders and world champions as as lightweight [[Kenny Lane]], junior welterweight [[Saoul Mamby]], former world heavyweight champions [[Jack Johnson]] and[[Bob Fitzsimmons]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]] (in exhibition), and former Muhammad Ali sparring partner and George Foreman opponent [[Levi Forte]] to different degrees of success.

Rockyjones at 14:46, 22 November 2019

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	* Story on Weinman Comeback [[http://www.times-standard.com/sports/ci_21560978/sweet-science-50-year-old-petrolia-boxer-mark]]		* Story on Weinman Comeback [[http://www.times-standard.com/sports/ci_21560978/sweet-science-50-year-old-petrolia-boxer-mark]]

	* The Weinman comeback at age 50 or older after a 21 year layoff is rare by age and distance between pro bouts in terms of the history of the ring, but not unprecedented. It was tried by such former contenders and world champions as as lightweight [[Kenny Lane]], junior welterweight [[Saoul Mamby]], former world heavyweight champions [[Jack Johnson]] and[[Bob Fitzsimmons]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]] (in exhibition), and former George Foreman ~~sparring partner~~ [[Levi Forte]] to different degrees of success.		* The Weinman comeback at age 50 or older after a 21 year layoff is rare by age and distance between pro bouts in terms of the history of the ring, but not unprecedented. It was tried by such former contenders and world champions as as lightweight [[Kenny Lane]], junior welterweight [[Saoul Mamby]], former world heavyweight champions [[Jack Johnson]] and[[Bob Fitzsimmons]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]] (in exhibition), and former Muhammad Ali sparring partner and George Foreman opponent [[Levi Forte]] to different degrees of success.

Rockyjones at 14:43, 22 November 2019

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	* Story on Weinman Comeback [[http://www.times-standard.com/sports/ci_21560978/sweet-science-50-year-old-petrolia-boxer-mark]]		* Story on Weinman Comeback [[http://www.times-standard.com/sports/ci_21560978/sweet-science-50-year-old-petrolia-boxer-mark]]

	* The Weinman comeback at age 50 or older after a 21 year layoff is rare by age and distance between pro bouts in terms of the history of the ring, but not unprecedented. It was tried by such former contenders and world champions as as lightweight [[Kenny Lane]], junior welterweight [[Saoul Mamby]], former world heavyweight champions [[Jack Johnson]], [[Bob Fitzsimmons~~]] and [[George Foreman~~]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]] (in exhibition), and former George Foreman sparring partner [[Levi Forte]] to different degrees of success.		* The Weinman comeback at age 50 or older after a 21 year layoff is rare by age and distance between pro bouts in terms of the history of the ring, but not unprecedented. It was tried by such former contenders and world champions as as lightweight [[Kenny Lane]], junior welterweight [[Saoul Mamby]], former world heavyweight champions [[Jack Johnson]] and[[Bob Fitzsimmons]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]] (in exhibition), and former George Foreman sparring partner [[Levi Forte]] to different degrees of success.

Rockyjones at 14:43, 22 November 2019

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	* Story on Weinman Comeback [[http://www.times-standard.com/sports/ci_21560978/sweet-science-50-year-old-petrolia-boxer-mark]]		* Story on Weinman Comeback [[http://www.times-standard.com/sports/ci_21560978/sweet-science-50-year-old-petrolia-boxer-mark]]

	* The Weinman comeback at age 50 or older after a 21 year layoff is rare by age and distance between pro bouts in terms of the history of the ring, but not unprecedented. It was tried by such former contenders and world champions as as lightweight [[Kenny Lane]], junior welterweight [[Saoul Mamby]], former world heavyweight champions [[Jack Johnson]] and [[George Foreman]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]] (in exhibition), and former George Foreman sparring partner [[Levi Forte]] to different degrees of success.		* The Weinman comeback at age 50 or older after a 21 year layoff is rare by age and distance between pro bouts in terms of the history of the ring, but not unprecedented. It was tried by such former contenders and world champions as as lightweight [[Kenny Lane]], junior welterweight [[Saoul Mamby]], former world heavyweight champions [[Jack Johnson]], [[Bob Fitzsimmons]] and [[George Foreman]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]] (in exhibition), and former George Foreman sparring partner [[Levi Forte]] to different degrees of success.

Rockyjones at 14:42, 22 November 2019

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	* Story on Weinman Comeback [[http://www.times-standard.com/sports/ci_21560978/sweet-science-50-year-old-petrolia-boxer-mark]]		* Story on Weinman Comeback [[http://www.times-standard.com/sports/ci_21560978/sweet-science-50-year-old-petrolia-boxer-mark]]

	* The Weinman comeback at age 50 or older after a 21 year layoff is rare by age and distance between pro bouts in terms of the history of the ring, but not unprecedented. It was tried by such ~~fighters~~ as lightweight [[Kenny Lane]], junior welterweight [[Saoul Mamby]], former heavyweight champions [[Jack Johnson]] and [[George Foreman]], and former George Foreman sparring partner [[Levi Forte]] to different degrees of success.		* The Weinman comeback at age 50 or older after a 21 year layoff is rare by age and distance between pro bouts in terms of the history of the ring, but not unprecedented. It was tried by such former contenders and world champions as as lightweight [[Kenny Lane]], junior welterweight [[Saoul Mamby]], former world heavyweight champions [[Jack Johnson]] and [[George Foreman]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]] (in exhibition), and former George Foreman sparring partner [[Levi Forte]] to different degrees of success.

Rockyjones: /* The Hebrew Hammer Returns To The Ring */

2019-11-22T14:41:30Z

The Hebrew Hammer Returns To The Ring

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	* Story on Weinman Comeback [[http://www.times-standard.com/sports/ci_21560978/sweet-science-50-year-old-petrolia-boxer-mark]]		* Story on Weinman Comeback [[http://www.times-standard.com/sports/ci_21560978/sweet-science-50-year-old-petrolia-boxer-mark]]

	* The Weinman comeback at age 50 or older after a 21 year layoff is rare by age and distance between pro bouts in terms of the history of the ring, but not unprecedented. It was tried by lightweight [[Kenny Lane]], junior welterweight [[Saoul Mamby]], ~~and~~ former heavyweight ~~champion~~ [[Jack Johnson]].		* The Weinman comeback at age 50 or older after a 21 year layoff is rare by age and distance between pro bouts in terms of the history of the ring, but not unprecedented. It was tried by such fighters as lightweight [[Kenny Lane]], junior welterweight [[Saoul Mamby]], former heavyweight champions [[Jack Johnson]] and [[George Foreman]], and former George Foreman sparring partner [[Levi Forte]] to different degrees of success.

Rockyjones: /* The Hebrew Hammer Returns To The Ring */

2019-11-22T14:40:15Z

The Hebrew Hammer Returns To The Ring

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	==The Hebrew Hammer Returns To The Ring==		==The Hebrew Hammer Returns To The Ring==

	* On September 7, 2012, in Tampa, Florida, Mark Weinman AKA 'The Hebrew Hammer', returned to the ring after a 21 year layoff and knocked out Dominican boxer [[Elvis Luciano Martinez]], 14 years his junior, in the second round. The 21 year layoff and return was unprecedented, but ~~Weimnan~~, who remained in training and in top shape as a professional boxing trainer and who always spars regularly in the gym, never actually left boxing and as such he was never actually beyond reach of a 'comeback' against the correct opponent. Weinman, who fought at light middleweight between 153 and 156 pounds back in the day, returned to the ring in Florida as a fifty year old at 162 1/4 pounds-only six pounds above his last fight weight in 1991.		* On September 7, 2012, in Tampa, Florida, Mark Weinman AKA 'The Hebrew Hammer', returned to the ring after a 21 year layoff and knocked out Dominican boxer [[Elvis Luciano Martinez]], 14 years his junior, in the second round. The 21 year layoff and return was unprecedented, but Weinman, who remained in training and in top shape as a professional boxing trainer and who always spars regularly in the gym, never actually left boxing and as such he was never actually beyond reach of a 'comeback' against the correct opponent. Weinman, who fought at light middleweight between 153 and 156 pounds back in the day, returned to the ring in Florida as a fifty year old at 162 1/4 pounds-only six pounds above his last fight weight in 1991.

	* Story on Weinman Comeback [[http://www.times-standard.com/sports/ci_21560978/sweet-science-50-year-old-petrolia-boxer-mark]]		* Story on Weinman Comeback [[http://www.times-standard.com/sports/ci_21560978/sweet-science-50-year-old-petrolia-boxer-mark]]

	* The Weinman comeback at age 50 or older after a 21 year layoff is rare by age and distance between pro bouts in terms of the history of the ring, but not unprecedented. It was tried by lightweight [[Kenny Lane]], junior welterweight [[Saoul Mamby]], and former heavyweight champion [[Jack Johnson]].		* The Weinman comeback at age 50 or older after a 21 year layoff is rare by age and distance between pro bouts in terms of the history of the ring, but not unprecedented. It was tried by lightweight [[Kenny Lane]], junior welterweight [[Saoul Mamby]], and former heavyweight champion [[Jack Johnson]].

Rockyjones: /* The Hebrew Hammer Returns To The Ring */

2019-11-22T14:39:52Z

The Hebrew Hammer Returns To The Ring

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	==The Hebrew Hammer Returns To The Ring==		==The Hebrew Hammer Returns To The Ring==

	* On September 7, 2012, in Tampa, Florida, Mark Weinman AKA 'The Hebrew ~~hammer~~, returned to the ring after a 21 year layoff and knocked out Dominican boxer [[Elvis Luciano Martinez]], 14 years his junior, in the second round. The 21 year layoff and return was unprecedented, but Weimnan, who remained in training and in top shape as a professional boxing trainer and who always spars regularly in the gym, never actually left boxing and as such he was never actually beyond reach of a 'comeback' against the correct opponent. Weinman, who fought at light middleweight between 153 and 156 pounds back in the day, returned to the ring in Florida as a fifty year old at 162 1/4 pounds-only six pounds above his last fight weight in 1991.		* On September 7, 2012, in Tampa, Florida, Mark Weinman AKA 'The Hebrew Hammer', returned to the ring after a 21 year layoff and knocked out Dominican boxer [[Elvis Luciano Martinez]], 14 years his junior, in the second round. The 21 year layoff and return was unprecedented, but Weimnan, who remained in training and in top shape as a professional boxing trainer and who always spars regularly in the gym, never actually left boxing and as such he was never actually beyond reach of a 'comeback' against the correct opponent. Weinman, who fought at light middleweight between 153 and 156 pounds back in the day, returned to the ring in Florida as a fifty year old at 162 1/4 pounds-only six pounds above his last fight weight in 1991.

	* Story on Weinman Comeback [[http://www.times-standard.com/sports/ci_21560978/sweet-science-50-year-old-petrolia-boxer-mark]]		* Story on Weinman Comeback [[http://www.times-standard.com/sports/ci_21560978/sweet-science-50-year-old-petrolia-boxer-mark]]

	* The Weinman comeback at age 50 or older after a 21 year layoff is rare by age and distance between pro bouts in terms of the history of the ring, but not unprecedented. It was tried by lightweight [[Kenny Lane]], junior welterweight [[Saoul Mamby]], and former heavyweight champion [[Jack Johnson]].		* The Weinman comeback at age 50 or older after a 21 year layoff is rare by age and distance between pro bouts in terms of the history of the ring, but not unprecedented. It was tried by lightweight [[Kenny Lane]], junior welterweight [[Saoul Mamby]], and former heavyweight champion [[Jack Johnson]].