Michael Brodie - Revision history

Themaninblack03 at 04:03, 20 December 2020

2020-12-20T04:03:29Z

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	In May 2002, Brodie won the WBF Featherweight Title and added the IBO Featherweight Title in 2003.		In May 2002, Brodie won the WBF Featherweight Title and added the IBO Featherweight Title in 2003.

	On October 18th 2003, Brodie fought to a controversial draw against [[In Jin Chi]] for the vacant WBC Featherweight title. Initially announced as a MD12 for Chi, but changed to a draw a half hour later when WBC President [[Jose Sulaiman]] determined there was an error in the scoring of one of the cards. Brodie was deducted one point under WBC rules for a cut caused by an accidental head clash. However post fight Chi was examined by the doctor who found no evidence of a cut, just some grazing of the skin. The point deduction cost Brodie a win by a split decision. The title had been declared vacant when reigning champ Erik Morales was named "WBC Champion Emeritus".		On October 18th 2003, Brodie fought to a controversial draw against [[In-Jin Chi]] for the vacant WBC Featherweight title. Initially announced as a MD12 for Chi, but changed to a draw a half hour later when WBC President [[Jose Sulaiman]] determined there was an error in the scoring of one of the cards. Brodie was deducted one point under WBC rules for a cut caused by an accidental head clash. However post fight Chi was examined by the doctor who found no evidence of a cut, just some grazing of the skin. The point deduction cost Brodie a win by a split decision. The title had been declared vacant when reigning champ Erik Morales was named "WBC Champion Emeritus".

	On April 10th 2004, in a rematch with [[In Jin Chi]] for the still vacant WBC Featherweight title Brodie lost on a 7th round knockout and seemed to be a faded fighter after what had been a tough career filled with many hard battles.		On April 10th 2004, in a rematch with [[In-Jin Chi]] for the still vacant WBC Featherweight title Brodie lost on a 7th round knockout and seemed to be a faded fighter after what had been a tough career filled with many hard battles.

	14 months later on June 3rd 2005, Michael Brodie fought for the WBO Featherweight title against young strong champion [[Scott Harrison]] and was knocked out in 4 rounds on a body shot. After this fight Brodie retired from boxing with a record of 35-3-1. Always an exciting fighter he had been unlucky in his first two attempts at WBC titles at both Super Bantamweight and Featherweight.		14 months later on June 3rd 2005, Michael Brodie fought for the WBO Featherweight title against young strong champion [[Scott Harrison]] and was knocked out in 4 rounds on a body shot. After this fight Brodie retired from boxing with a record of 35-3-1. Always an exciting fighter he had been unlucky in his first two attempts at WBC titles at both Super Bantamweight and Featherweight.

Dawudboxer at 05:44, 25 April 2019

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	On October 18th 2003, Brodie fought to a controversial draw against [[In Jin Chi]] for the vacant WBC Featherweight title. Initially announced as a MD12 for Chi, but changed to a draw a half hour later when WBC President [[Jose Sulaiman]] determined there was an error in the scoring of one of the cards. Brodie was deducted one point under WBC rules for a cut caused by an accidental head clash. However post fight Chi was examined by the doctor who found no evidence of a cut, just some grazing of the skin. The point deduction cost Brodie a win by a split decision. The title had been declared vacant when reigning champ Erik Morales was named "WBC Champion Emeritus".		On October 18th 2003, Brodie fought to a controversial draw against [[In Jin Chi]] for the vacant WBC Featherweight title. Initially announced as a MD12 for Chi, but changed to a draw a half hour later when WBC President [[Jose Sulaiman]] determined there was an error in the scoring of one of the cards. Brodie was deducted one point under WBC rules for a cut caused by an accidental head clash. However post fight Chi was examined by the doctor who found no evidence of a cut, just some grazing of the skin. The point deduction cost Brodie a win by a split decision. The title had been declared vacant when reigning champ Erik Morales was named "WBC Champion Emeritus".

			On April 10th 2004, in a rematch with [[In Jin Chi]] for the still vacant WBC Featherweight title Brodie lost on a 7th round knockout and seemed to be a faded fighter after what had been a tough career filled with many hard battles.

			14 months later on June 3rd 2005, Michael Brodie fought for the WBO Featherweight title against young strong champion [[Scott Harrison]] and was knocked out in 4 rounds on a body shot. After this fight Brodie retired from boxing with a record of 35-3-1. Always an exciting fighter he had been unlucky in his first two attempts at WBC titles at both Super Bantamweight and Featherweight.

			In 2009 Michael Brodie made an unwise attempt at a comeback. On August 21st he boxed 8-3 [[Mark Alexander]] and was down in the 1st round, cut in the 2nd and down again via a body shot in the 3rd before flooring and stopping Alexander in the 4th round.

			Failing to heed the signs from his first comeback fight, on November 27th 2009, Brodie took on 14-2 future world champion [[Anthony Crolla]] and was stopped in 3 rounds. Crolla dropped Brodie in the third with a right-left combination followed by an overhand right. Brodie beat the count at nine, but was out on his feet when the referee stopped it.

			After this defeat Michael Brodie chose to retire for good with a record of 36-4-1.

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Brodie, Michael}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Brodie, Michael}}
	[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Super Bantamweight Champions]]		[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Super Bantamweight Champions]]

Dawudboxer at 05:24, 25 April 2019

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	In May 2002, Brodie won the WBF Featherweight Title and added the IBO Featherweight Title in 2003.		In May 2002, Brodie won the WBF Featherweight Title and added the IBO Featherweight Title in 2003.

			On October 18th 2003, Brodie fought to a controversial draw against [[In Jin Chi]] for the vacant WBC Featherweight title. Initially announced as a MD12 for Chi, but changed to a draw a half hour later when WBC President [[Jose Sulaiman]] determined there was an error in the scoring of one of the cards. Brodie was deducted one point under WBC rules for a cut caused by an accidental head clash. However post fight Chi was examined by the doctor who found no evidence of a cut, just some grazing of the skin. The point deduction cost Brodie a win by a split decision. The title had been declared vacant when reigning champ Erik Morales was named "WBC Champion Emeritus".



	{{DEFAULTSORT:Brodie, Michael}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Brodie, Michael}}
	[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Super Bantamweight Champions]]		[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Super Bantamweight Champions]]

Dawudboxer at 05:19, 25 April 2019

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	Brodie won his first title belt, the vacant British super bantamweight title, in March 1997 with ten round knockout win over [[Neil Swain]] at the Wythenshawe Forum in Manchester. The following year Brodie won the Commonwealth Super Bantamweight Title with a win over [[Brian Carr]] and later that year Brodie added the European (EBU) Super Bantamweight Title.		Brodie won his first title belt, the vacant British super bantamweight title, in March 1997 with ten round knockout win over [[Neil Swain]] at the Wythenshawe Forum in Manchester. The following year Brodie won the Commonwealth Super Bantamweight Title with a win over [[Brian Carr]] and later that year Brodie added the European (EBU) Super Bantamweight Title.

	Brodie first opportunity to fight for a world title belt in September 2000 after Mexican [[Erik Morales]] vacated his WBC Super bantamweight title. However, Brodie suffered the first defeat on his career when [[Willie Jorrin]] beat ~~Brodie~~ on points to take the title.		Brodie first opportunity to fight for a world title belt in September 2000 after Mexican [[Erik Morales]] vacated his WBC Super bantamweight title. However, Brodie suffered the first defeat on his career when [[Willie Jorrin]] beat him on points to take the title on a controversial decision.

	In May 2002, Brodie won the WBF Featherweight Title and added the IBO Featherweight Title in 2003.		In May 2002, Brodie won the WBF Featherweight Title and added the IBO Featherweight Title in 2003.

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Brodie, Michael}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Brodie, Michael}}
	[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Super Bantamweight Champions]]		[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Super Bantamweight Champions]]

John: still a bit of a mess

2009-11-19T15:24:56Z

still a bit of a mess

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	'''Manager:''' [[Jack Trickett]]		'''Manager:''' [[Jack Trickett]]

	~~'''Michael Brodie''' (born 10 May 1974 in Manchester, England) is a former professional boxer.[1] He fought at Featherweight division but could compete at divisions either side.~~

	Brodie boxed as an amateur before turning professional in October 1994, winning his first fight in Manchester, England, in which Brodie beat Warley Super Bantamweight Graham McGrath with a knockout in the fifth round on a card that included fellow Mancunian's Wahid Fats, Carl Smith and Carl Harney.		Brodie boxed as an amateur before turning professional in October 1994, winning his first fight in Manchester, England, in which Brodie beat Warley Super Bantamweight [[Graham McGrath]] with a knockout in the fifth round on a card that included fellow Mancunian's Wahid Fats, Carl Smith and Carl Harney.

	Brodie won his first title belt, the vacant British super bantamweight title, in March 1997 with ten round knockout win over Neil Swain at the Wythenshawe Forum in Manchester. The following year Brodie won the Commonwealth Super Bantamweight Title with a win over Brian Carr and later that year Brodie added the European (EBU) Super Bantamweight Title.		Brodie won his first title belt, the vacant British super bantamweight title, in March 1997 with ten round knockout win over [[Neil Swain]] at the Wythenshawe Forum in Manchester. The following year Brodie won the Commonwealth Super Bantamweight Title with a win over [[Brian Carr]] and later that year Brodie added the European (EBU) Super Bantamweight Title.

	Brodie first opportunity to fight for a world title belt in September 2000 after Mexican Erik Morales vacated his WBC Super bantamweight title. However, Brodie suffered the first defeat on his career when Willie Jorrin beat Brodie on points to take the title.		Brodie first opportunity to fight for a world title belt in September 2000 after Mexican [[Erik Morales]] vacated his WBC Super bantamweight title. However, Brodie suffered the first defeat on his career when [[Willie Jorrin]] beat Brodie on points to take the title.

	In May 2002, Brodie won the WBF Featherweight Title and added the IBO Featherweight Title in 2003.		In May 2002, Brodie won the WBF Featherweight Title and added the IBO Featherweight Title in 2003.

Reenthelawman: Adding Commonwealth champions category

2009-05-02T23:39:27Z

Adding Commonwealth champions category

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	In May 2002, Brodie won the WBF Featherweight Title and added the IBO Featherweight Title in 2003.		In May 2002, Brodie won the WBF Featherweight Title and added the IBO Featherweight Title in 2003.

			{{DEFAULTSORT:Brodie, Michael}}
			[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Super Bantamweight Champions]]

Vintagekits: brodie

2008-02-09T12:33:36Z

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	'''Trainer:''' Ray Farrel<br>		'''Trainer:''' Ray Farrel<br>
	'''Manager:''' [[Jack Trickett]]		'''Manager:''' [[Jack Trickett]]

			'''Michael Brodie''' (born 10 May 1974 in Manchester, England) is a former professional boxer.[1] He fought at Featherweight division but could compete at divisions either side.

			Brodie boxed as an amateur before turning professional in October 1994, winning his first fight in Manchester, England, in which Brodie beat Warley Super Bantamweight Graham McGrath with a knockout in the fifth round on a card that included fellow Mancunian's Wahid Fats, Carl Smith and Carl Harney.

			Brodie won his first title belt, the vacant British super bantamweight title, in March 1997 with ten round knockout win over Neil Swain at the Wythenshawe Forum in Manchester. The following year Brodie won the Commonwealth Super Bantamweight Title with a win over Brian Carr and later that year Brodie added the European (EBU) Super Bantamweight Title.

			Brodie first opportunity to fight for a world title belt in September 2000 after Mexican Erik Morales vacated his WBC Super bantamweight title. However, Brodie suffered the first defeat on his career when Willie Jorrin beat Brodie on points to take the title.

			In May 2002, Brodie won the WBF Featherweight Title and added the IBO Featherweight Title in 2003.

JollyDee at 16:03, 8 March 2007

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	'''Trainer:''' Ray Farrel		'''Trainer:''' Ray Farrel<br>
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JollyDee at 16:03, 8 March 2007

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			'''Trainer:''' Ray Farrel
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JollyDee: Boxer:Michael Brodie:14186 moved to Michael Brodie

2007-03-08T16:01:51Z

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