Maxie Berger - Revision history

Sid schneck at 00:23, 5 April 2025

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	Berger was recognized by the [[Montreal Athletic Commission]] as the Junior Welterweight Champion of the World for 1939.		Berger was recognized by the [[Montreal Athletic Commission]] as the Junior Welterweight Champion of the World for 1939.
	He had previously won the Canadian Lightweight Title in late 1937. Berger was a highly ranked lightweight and welterweight contender throughout most of his career!		He had previously won the Canadian Lightweight Title in late 1937. Berger was a highly ranked lightweight and welterweight contender throughout most of his career! Though born and raised in Montreal Berger joined the US Army in 1943 and served out the war.

	"Maxie Berger: Montreal Royalty " by Jamie Rebner (June 23, 2022): [https://www.thefightcity.com/maxie-berger-montreal-royalty-boxing/?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email]		"Maxie Berger: Montreal Royalty " by Jamie Rebner (June 23, 2022): [https://www.thefightcity.com/maxie-berger-montreal-royalty-boxing/?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email]
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	[[Category: Canadian World Champions]]		[[Category: Canadian World Champions]]
	[[Category: Jewish Boxers]]		[[Category: Jewish Boxers]]
			[[Category:World War II Veterans\|Berger, Maxie]]

Ric: linked to article

2023-05-10T15:30:16Z

linked to article

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	'''Manager''': [[Tommy Dio]]		'''Manager''': [[Tommy Dio]]
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	In August 1935, '''Maxie Berger''' was at the British Empire Games in Wembley. He had won his way to the flyweight amateur finals. He dropped a close decision to Joe Palmer of England. The crowd thought that Berger had won.		In August 1935, '''Maxie Berger''' was at the British Empire Games in Wembley. He had won his way to the flyweight amateur finals. He dropped a close decision to Joe Palmer of England. The crowd thought that Berger had won.
	''The Gazette'' (Montreal, QC)		''The Gazette'' (Montreal, QC)
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	Berger was recognized by the [[Montreal Athletic Commission]] as the Junior Welterweight Champion of the World for 1939.		Berger was recognized by the [[Montreal Athletic Commission]] as the Junior Welterweight Champion of the World for 1939.
	He had previously won the Canadian Lightweight Title in late 1937. Berger was a highly ranked lightweight and welterweight contender throughout most of his career!		He had previously won the Canadian Lightweight Title in late 1937. Berger was a highly ranked lightweight and welterweight contender throughout most of his career!

			"Maxie Berger: Montreal Royalty " by Jamie Rebner (June 23, 2022): [https://www.thefightcity.com/maxie-berger-montreal-royalty-boxing/?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email]

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	[[Category: Canadian Boxing Federation Lightweight Champions]]		[[Category: Canadian Boxing Federation Lightweight Champions]]
	~~[[Category: Jewish Boxers]]~~
	[[Category: World Light Welterweight Champions\|Berger, Maxie]]		[[Category: World Light Welterweight Champions\|Berger, Maxie]]
	[[Category: Canadian World Champions]]		[[Category: Canadian World Champions]]
			[[Category: Jewish Boxers]]

Sid schneck at 19:03, 18 October 2021

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	Berger was recognized by the [[Montreal Athletic Commission]] as the Junior Welterweight Champion of the World for 1939.		Berger was recognized by the [[Montreal Athletic Commission]] as the Junior Welterweight Champion of the World for 1939.
	He had previously won the Canadian Lightweight Title in late 1937.		He had previously won the Canadian Lightweight Title in late 1937. Berger was a highly ranked lightweight and welterweight contender throughout most of his career!

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Berger, Maxie}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Berger, Maxie}}

Sid schneck at 03:15, 10 April 2013

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	[[Category: Jewish Boxers]]		[[Category: Jewish Boxers]]
	[[Category: World Light Welterweight Champions\|Berger, Maxie]]		[[Category: World Light Welterweight Champions\|Berger, Maxie]]
			[[Category: Canadian World Champions]]

Sid schneck at 23:04, 20 August 2012

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	[[Category: Canadian Boxing Federation Lightweight Champions]]		[[Category: Canadian Boxing Federation Lightweight Champions]]
	[[Category: Jewish Boxers]]		[[Category: Jewish Boxers]]
	[[~~Categpru~~: World Light Welterweight Champions\|Berger, Maxie]]		[[Category: World Light Welterweight Champions\|Berger, Maxie]]

Sid schneck at 23:03, 20 August 2012

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	[[Category: Jewish Boxers]]		[[Category: Jewish Boxers]]
			[[Categpru: World Light Welterweight Champions\|Berger, Maxie]]

Ric: image & category added

2009-12-19T19:01:42Z

image & category added

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			[[File:Maxie Berger.jpg\|left\|300px\|thumb]]
	<boxer>013064</boxer>		<boxer>013064</boxer>
	'''Manager''': [[Tommy Dio]]		'''Manager''': [[Tommy Dio]]
			<br clear=all>
	In August 1935, '''Maxie Berger''' was at the British Empire Games in Wembley. He had won his way to the flyweight amateur finals. He dropped a close decision to Joe Palmer of England. The crowd thought that Berger had won.		In August 1935, '''Maxie Berger''' was at the British Empire Games in Wembley. He had won his way to the flyweight amateur finals. He dropped a close decision to Joe Palmer of England. The crowd thought that Berger had won.
	''The Gazette'' (Montreal, QC)		''The Gazette'' (Montreal, QC)
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	[[Category: Canadian Boxing Federation Lightweight Champions]]		[[Category: Canadian Boxing Federation Lightweight Champions]]
			[[Category: Jewish Boxers]]

Matt at 19:33, 18 August 2009

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			'''Manager''': [[Tommy Dio]]

	In August 1935, '''Maxie Berger''' was at the British Empire Games in Wembley. He had won his way to the flyweight amateur finals. He dropped a close decision to Joe Palmer of England. The crowd thought that Berger had won.		In August 1935, '''Maxie Berger''' was at the British Empire Games in Wembley. He had won his way to the flyweight amateur finals. He dropped a close decision to Joe Palmer of England. The crowd thought that Berger had won.

Reenthelawman at 23:30, 19 July 2008

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	Berger was recognized by the [[Montreal Athletic Commission]] as the Junior Welterweight Champion of the World for 1939.		Berger was recognized by the [[Montreal Athletic Commission]] as the Junior Welterweight Champion of the World for 1939.
	He had previously won the Canadian Lightweight Title in late 1937.		He had previously won the Canadian Lightweight Title in late 1937.

			{{DEFAULTSORT:Berger, Maxie}}
			[[Category: Canadian Boxing Federation Lightweight Champions]]

Ric: formatting

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formatting

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	~~''Italic text''~~<boxer>013064</boxer>		<boxer>013064</boxer>
	In August 1935, Berger was at the British Empire Games in Wembley.
	He had won his way to the flyweight amateur finals.		In August 1935, '''Maxie Berger''' was at the British Empire Games in Wembley. He had won his way to the flyweight amateur finals. He dropped a close decision to Joe Palmer of England. The crowd thought that Berger had won.
	He dropped a close decision to Joe Palmer of England.		''The Gazette'' (Montreal, QC)
	The crowd thought that ~~berger~~ had won.
	~~THE GAZETTE~~ (Montreal, QC) Berger was recognized by the Montreal Athletic Commission as the ''Junior Welterweight Champion of the World for 1939.''		Berger was recognized by the [[Montreal Athletic Commission]] as the Junior Welterweight Champion of the World for 1939.
	He ~~also~~ won the Canadian Lightweight Title in late 1937.		He had previously won the Canadian Lightweight Title in late 1937.