Matt Vanda - Revision history

John at 10:45, 18 August 2025

2025-08-18T10:45:35Z

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	Vanda started his career 31-0 under the management of Wayne Bebeau and the late Tommy Brunette. He is an all-action fighter with fast hands, good defense, and one of the better chins in his division, and continues to be a top draw in the Twin Cities market area. His 2007 grudge fight with local rival, [[Anthony Bonsante]], was the highest attended fight card in Minnesota since Duane Bobick and Scott LeDoux fought their 2-fight series in 1976 and 77' respectively.		Vanda started his career 31-0 under the management of Wayne Bebeau and the late Tommy Brunette. He is an all-action fighter with fast hands, good defense, and one of the better chins in his division, and continues to be a top draw in the Twin Cities market area. His 2007 grudge fight with local rival, [[Anthony Bonsante]], was the highest attended fight card in Minnesota since Duane Bobick and Scott LeDoux fought their 2-fight series in 1976 and 77' respectively.

	After tearing a bicep muscle in his last fight against Sean Monaghan, and 18 years in the ring, Vanda officially announced his retirement.		After tearing a bicep muscle in his last fight against Sean Monaghan, and 18 years in the ring, Vanda officially announced his retirement.

John: Reverted edits by Jakewegner (talk) to last revision by John

2025-08-18T10:44:45Z

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	Vanda started his career 31-0 under the management of Wayne Bebeau and the late Tommy Brunette. He is an all-action fighter with fast hands, good defense, and one of the better chins in his division, and continues to be a top draw in the Twin Cities market area. His 2007 grudge fight with local rival, [[Anthony Bonsante]], was the highest attended fight card in Minnesota since Duane Bobick and Scott LeDoux fought their 2-fight series in 1976 and 77' respectively.		Vanda started his career 31-0 under the management of Wayne Bebeau and the late Tommy Brunette. He is an all-action fighter with fast hands, good defense, and one of the better chins in his division, and continues to be a top draw in the Twin Cities market area. His 2007 grudge fight with local rival, [[Anthony Bonsante]], was the highest attended fight card in Minnesota since Duane Bobick and Scott LeDoux fought their 2-fight series in 1976 and 77' respectively.

	After tearing a bicep muscle in his last fight against Sean Monaghan, and 18 years in the ring, Vanda officially announced his retirement.		After tearing a bicep muscle in his last fight against Sean Monaghan, and 18 years in the ring, Vanda officially announced his retirement.

Jakewegner at 14:42, 17 August 2025

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	Vanda started his career 31-0 under the management of Wayne Bebeau and the late Tommy Brunette. He is an all-action fighter with fast hands, good defense, and one of the better chins in his division, and continues to be a top draw in the Twin Cities market area. His 2007 grudge fight with local rival, [[Anthony Bonsante]], was the highest attended fight card in Minnesota since Duane Bobick and Scott LeDoux fought their 2-fight series in 1976 and 77' respectively.		Vanda started his career 31-0 under the management of Wayne Bebeau and the late Tommy Brunette. He is an all-action fighter with fast hands, good defense, and one of the better chins in his division, and continues to be a top draw in the Twin Cities market area. His 2007 grudge fight with local rival, [[Anthony Bonsante]], was the highest attended fight card in Minnesota since Duane Bobick and Scott LeDoux fought their 2-fight series in 1976 and 77' respectively.

	After tearing a bicep muscle in his last fight against Sean Monaghan, and 18 years in the ring, Vanda officially announced his retirement.		After tearing a bicep muscle in his last fight against Sean Monaghan, and 18 years in the ring, Vanda officially announced his retirement.

John: Reverted edits by Jakewegner (talk) to last revision by John

2025-08-16T18:40:00Z

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	Vanda started his career 31-0 under the management of Wayne Bebeau and the late Tommy Brunette. He is an all-action fighter with fast hands, good defense, and one of the better chins in his division, and continues to be a top draw in the Twin Cities market area. His 2007 grudge fight with local rival, [[Anthony Bonsante]], was the highest attended fight card in Minnesota since Duane Bobick and Scott LeDoux fought their 2-fight series in 1976 and 77' respectively.		Vanda started his career 31-0 under the management of Wayne Bebeau and the late Tommy Brunette. He is an all-action fighter with fast hands, good defense, and one of the better chins in his division, and continues to be a top draw in the Twin Cities market area. His 2007 grudge fight with local rival, [[Anthony Bonsante]], was the highest attended fight card in Minnesota since Duane Bobick and Scott LeDoux fought their 2-fight series in 1976 and 77' respectively.

	After tearing a bicep muscle in his last fight against Sean Monaghan, and 18 years in the ring, Vanda officially announced his retirement.		After tearing a bicep muscle in his last fight against Sean Monaghan, and 18 years in the ring, Vanda officially announced his retirement.

Jakewegner at 16:15, 16 August 2025

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	Vanda started his career 31-0 under the management of Wayne Bebeau and the late Tommy Brunette. He is an all-action fighter with fast hands, good defense, and one of the better chins in his division, and continues to be a top draw in the Twin Cities market area. His 2007 grudge fight with local rival, [[Anthony Bonsante]], was the highest attended fight card in Minnesota since Duane Bobick and Scott LeDoux fought their 2-fight series in 1976 and 77' respectively.		Vanda started his career 31-0 under the management of Wayne Bebeau and the late Tommy Brunette. He is an all-action fighter with fast hands, good defense, and one of the better chins in his division, and continues to be a top draw in the Twin Cities market area. His 2007 grudge fight with local rival, [[Anthony Bonsante]], was the highest attended fight card in Minnesota since Duane Bobick and Scott LeDoux fought their 2-fight series in 1976 and 77' respectively.

	After tearing a bicep muscle in his last fight against Sean Monaghan, and 18 years in the ring, Vanda officially announced his retirement.		After tearing a bicep muscle in his last fight against Sean Monaghan, and 18 years in the ring, Vanda officially announced his retirement.

Jakewegner at 16:06, 16 August 2025

2025-08-16T16:06:06Z

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	<boxer>047082</boxer>		<boxer>047082</boxer>
	Vanda started his career 31-0 under the management of Wayne Bebeau and the late Tommy Brunette. He is an all-action fighter with fast hands, good defense, and one of the better chins in his division, and continues to be a top draw in the Twin Cities market area. His 2007 grudge fight with local rival, [[Anthony Bonsante]], was the highest attended fight card in Minnesota since Duane Bobick and Scott LeDoux fought their 2-fight series in 1976 and 77' respectively.		Vanda started his career 31-0 under the management of Wayne Bebeau and the late Tommy Brunette. He is an all-action fighter with fast hands, good defense, and one of the better chins in his division, and continues to be a top draw in the Twin Cities market area. His 2007 grudge fight with local rival, [[Anthony Bonsante]], was the highest attended fight card in Minnesota since Duane Bobick and Scott LeDoux fought their 2-fight series in 1976 and 77' respectively.

	After tearing a bicep muscle in his last fight against Sean Monaghan, and 18 years in the ring, Vanda officially announced his retirement.		After tearing a bicep muscle in his last fight against Sean Monaghan, and 18 years in the ring, Vanda officially announced his retirement.

John at 12:31, 23 February 2025

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	Vanda started his career 31-0 under the management of Wayne Bebeau and the late Tommy Brunette. He is an all-action fighter with fast hands, good defense, and one of the better chins in his division, and continues to be a top draw in the Twin Cities market area. His 2007 grudge fight with local rival, [[Anthony Bonsante]], was the highest attended fight card in Minnesota since Duane Bobick and Scott LeDoux fought their 2-fight series in 1976 and 77' respectively.		Vanda started his career 31-0 under the management of Wayne Bebeau and the late Tommy Brunette. He is an all-action fighter with fast hands, good defense, and one of the better chins in his division, and continues to be a top draw in the Twin Cities market area. His 2007 grudge fight with local rival, [[Anthony Bonsante]], was the highest attended fight card in Minnesota since Duane Bobick and Scott LeDoux fought their 2-fight series in 1976 and 77' respectively.

	After tearing a bicep muscle in his last fight against Sean Monaghan, and 18 years in the ring, Vanda officially announced his retirement.		After tearing a bicep muscle in his last fight against Sean Monaghan, and 18 years in the ring, Vanda officially announced his retirement.

John at 12:22, 23 February 2025

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	Vanda started his career 31-0 under the management of Wayne Bebeau and the late Tommy Brunette. He is an all-action fighter with fast hands, good defense, and one of the better chins in his division, and continues to be a top draw in the Twin Cities market area. His 2007 grudge fight with local rival, [[Anthony Bonsante]], was the highest attended fight card in Minnesota since Duane Bobick and Scott LeDoux fought their 2-fight series in 1976 and 77' respectively.		Vanda started his career 31-0 under the management of Wayne Bebeau and the late Tommy Brunette. He is an all-action fighter with fast hands, good defense, and one of the better chins in his division, and continues to be a top draw in the Twin Cities market area. His 2007 grudge fight with local rival, [[Anthony Bonsante]], was the highest attended fight card in Minnesota since Duane Bobick and Scott LeDoux fought their 2-fight series in 1976 and 77' respectively.

	After tearing a bicep muscle in his last fight against Sean Monaghan, and 18 years in the ring, Vanda officially announced his retirement.		After tearing a bicep muscle in his last fight against Sean Monaghan, and 18 years in the ring, Vanda officially announced his retirement.

Jakewegner at 15:17, 17 February 2014

2014-02-17T15:17:50Z

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	Vanda started his career 31-0 under the management of Wayne Bebeau and the late Tommy Brunette. He is an all-action fighter with fast hands, good defense, and one of the better chins in his division, and continues to be a top draw in the Twin Cities market area. His 2007 grudge fight with local rival, [[Anthony Bonsante]], was the highest attended fight card in Minnesota since Duane Bobick and Scott LeDoux fought their 2-fight series in 1976 and 77' respectively. Vanda ~~is currently managed by Bob Stein~~.		Vanda started his career 31-0 under the management of Wayne Bebeau and the late Tommy Brunette. He is an all-action fighter with fast hands, good defense, and one of the better chins in his division, and continues to be a top draw in the Twin Cities market area. His 2007 grudge fight with local rival, [[Anthony Bonsante]], was the highest attended fight card in Minnesota since Duane Bobick and Scott LeDoux fought their 2-fight series in 1976 and 77' respectively.

			After tearing a bicep muscle in his last fight against Sean Monaghan, and 18 years in the ring, Vanda officially announced his retirement.

Jakewegner at 16:10, 19 June 2010

2010-06-19T16:10:24Z

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	Vanda started his career 31-0 under the management of Wayne Bebeau and the late Tommy Brunette. He is an all-action fighter with fast hands, good defense, and one of the better chins in his division, and continues to be a top draw in the Twin Cities market area. His 2007 grudge fight with local rival, Anthony Bonsante, was the highest attended fight card in Minnesota since Duane Bobick and Scott LeDoux fought their 2-fight series in 1976 and 77' respectively. Vanda is currently managed by Bob Stein.		Vanda started his career 31-0 under the management of Wayne Bebeau and the late Tommy Brunette. He is an all-action fighter with fast hands, good defense, and one of the better chins in his division, and continues to be a top draw in the Twin Cities market area. His 2007 grudge fight with local rival, [[Anthony Bonsante]], was the highest attended fight card in Minnesota since Duane Bobick and Scott LeDoux fought their 2-fight series in 1976 and 77' respectively. Vanda is currently managed by Bob Stein.