Middleweight - Revision history

Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

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	* The maximum weight for this division is 160 pounds (72.6 kg, 11 stone 6 lb).		* The maximum weight for this division is 160 pounds (72.6 kg or 11 stone 6 lbs).
	* One of the traditional eight divisions.		* One of the traditional eight divisions.


	The middleweight division can be traced back to at least 1853, and by 1873 it probably covered all weights between 140 and 166 pounds. The weight limit was first established by the [[Amateur Boxing Association\|Amateur Boxing Association of England Ltd]] (ABA) in 1889 as 11 stone, 4 pounds and modified by London's [[National Sporting Club]] (NSC) as 11 stone, 6 pounds or 160 pounds in 1909.		The middleweight division can be traced back to at least 1853, and by 1873 it probably covered all weights between 140 and 166 pounds. The weight limit was first established by the [[Amateur Boxing Association\|Amateur Boxing Association of England Ltd]] (ABA) in 1889 as 11 stone 4 pounds and modified by London's [[National Sporting Club]] (NSC) as 11 stone 6 pounds or 160 pounds in 1909.

	== Internal Links ==		== Internal Links ==

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	The middleweight division can be traced back to at least 1853, and by 1873 it probably covered all weights between 140 and 166 ~~lbs~~. The weight limit was first established by the [[Amateur Boxing Association\|Amateur Boxing Association of England Ltd]] (ABA) in 1889 as 11 stone, 4 pounds and modified by London's [[National Sporting Club]] (NSC) as 11 stone, 6 pounds (160 ~~lbs)~~ in 1909.		The middleweight division can be traced back to at least 1853, and by 1873 it probably covered all weights between 140 and 166 pounds. The weight limit was first established by the [[Amateur Boxing Association\|Amateur Boxing Association of England Ltd]] (ABA) in 1889 as 11 stone, 4 pounds and modified by London's [[National Sporting Club]] (NSC) as 11 stone, 6 pounds or 160 pounds in 1909.

	== Internal Links ==		== Internal Links ==

Rowdytimothy: formatting and add internal links

2008-04-27T22:25:25Z

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	A maximum of 160 pounds.		* The maximum weight for this division is 160 pounds (72.6 kg, 11 stone 6 lb).
			* One of the traditional eight divisions.

	The middleweight division can be traced back to at least 1853, and by 1873 probably covered all weights between 140 and 166 lbs. (155-160 lbs; 70.5 – 72.7 kg; 11 stone, 1 pound – 11 stone, 4 pounds)

	~~Established~~ by the [[~~ABA~~]] as 11 stone, 4 pounds ~~(in 1889);~~ modified by ~~the~~ NSC ~~(in 1909~~) as 11 stone, 6 pounds or 160 lbs.		The middleweight division can be traced back to at least 1853, and by 1873 it probably covered all weights between 140 and 166 lbs. The weight limit was first established by the [[Amateur Boxing Association\|Amateur Boxing Association of England Ltd]] (ABA) in 1889 as 11 stone, 4 pounds and modified by London's [[National Sporting Club]] (NSC) as 11 stone, 6 pounds (160 lbs) in 1909.

	~~''See also'',~~ [[:Category:~~World_Middleweight_Champions~~\|World Middleweight Champions]] & [[~~weight divisions~~]]		== Internal Links ==
			* [[Weight divisions]]
			* [[:Category:World Middleweight Champions\|World Middleweight Champions]]
			* [[:Category:World Middleweight Title Lineages\|World Middleweight Title Lineages]]
			* [[:Category:World Middleweight Title Fights\|World Middleweight Title Fights]]

	[[Category:Glossary\|middleweight]]		[[Category:Glossary\|middleweight]]

Rowdytimothy at 14:56, 27 April 2008

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Rowdytimothy at 14:15, 27 April 2008

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Rowdytimothy: add sortable chart

2008-04-27T14:12:00Z

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 A maximum of 160 pounds.
 The middleweight division can be traced back to at least 1853, and by 1873 probably covered all weights between 140 and 166 lbs. (155-160 lbs; 70.5 – 72.7 kg; 11 stone, 1 pound – 11 stone, 4 pounds)
-Established by the [[ABA]] as 11 stone, 4 pounds (in 1889); modified by the NSC (in 1909) as 11 stone, 6 pounds or 160 lbs. First boxer [[Nat Langham]] (in 1840); first American champion Tom Chandler (in 1867); first English champion [[George Fulljames]] (in 1880); first World champion Jack (Nonpareil) Dempsey (in 1884); first British champion Charles Wall (in 1890); first NYSAC champion [[Dave Rosenberg]] (in 1922); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion Ted Lewis (in 1922); first NBA champion William Jones (in 1932); first [[WBA Middleweight Champion|WBA champion]] [[Dick Tiger]] (in 1962); first [[WBC Middleweight Champion|WBC champion]] [[Gene Fullmer]] (in 1963); first [[IBF Middleweight Champion|IBF champion]] [[Marvin Hagler]] (in 1983); first [[WBO Middleweight Champion|WBO champion]] [[Doug DeWitt]] (in 1989).
+Established by the [[ABA]] as 11 stone, 4 pounds (in 1889); modified by the NSC (in 1909) as 11 stone, 6 pounds or 160 lbs.
 ''See also'', [[:Category:World_Middleweight_Champions|World Middleweight Champions]]  & [[weight divisions]]
 [[Category:Glossary|middleweight]]

Nwwebber at 06:44, 16 March 2008

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	The middleweight division can be traced back to at least 1853, and by 1873 probably covered all weights between 140 and 166 lbs. (155-160 lbs; 70.5 – 72.7 kg; 11 stone, 1 pound – 11 stone, 4 pounds)		The middleweight division can be traced back to at least 1853, and by 1873 probably covered all weights between 140 and 166 lbs. (155-160 lbs; 70.5 – 72.7 kg; 11 stone, 1 pound – 11 stone, 4 pounds)

	Established by the [[ABA]] as 11 stone, 4 pounds (in 1889); modified by the NSC (in 1909) as 11 stone, 6 pounds or 160 lbs. First boxer [[Nat Langham]] (in 1840); first American champion Tom Chandler (in 1867); first English champion [[George Fulljames]] (in 1880); first World champion Jack (Nonpareil) Dempsey (in 1884); first British champion Charles Wall (in 1890); first NYSAC champion [[Dave Rosenberg]] (in 1922); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion Ted Lewis (in 1922); first NBA champion William Jones (in 1932); first WBA champion [[Dick Tiger]] (in 1962); first WBC champion [[Gene Fullmer]] (in 1963); first IBF champion [[Marvin Hagler]] (in 1983); first WBO champion [[Doug DeWitt]] (in 1989).		Established by the [[ABA]] as 11 stone, 4 pounds (in 1889); modified by the NSC (in 1909) as 11 stone, 6 pounds or 160 lbs. First boxer [[Nat Langham]] (in 1840); first American champion Tom Chandler (in 1867); first English champion [[George Fulljames]] (in 1880); first World champion Jack (Nonpareil) Dempsey (in 1884); first British champion Charles Wall (in 1890); first NYSAC champion [[Dave Rosenberg]] (in 1922); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion Ted Lewis (in 1922); first NBA champion William Jones (in 1932); first [[WBA Middleweight Champion\|WBA champion]] [[Dick Tiger]] (in 1962); first [[WBC Middleweight Champion\|WBC champion]] [[Gene Fullmer]] (in 1963); first [[IBF Middleweight Champion\|IBF champion]] [[Marvin Hagler]] (in 1983); first [[WBO Middleweight Champion\|WBO champion]] [[Doug DeWitt]] (in 1989).

	''See also'', [[:Category:World_Middleweight_Champions\|World Middleweight Champions]] & [[weight divisions]]		''See also'', [[:Category:World_Middleweight_Champions\|World Middleweight Champions]] & [[weight divisions]]

	[[Category:Glossary\|middleweight]]		[[Category:Glossary\|middleweight]]

Nwwebber: links

2008-03-16T06:36:08Z

links

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	The middleweight division can be traced back to at least 1853, and by 1873 probably covered all weights between 140 and 166 lbs. (155-160 lbs; 70.5 – 72.7 kg; 11 stone, 1 pound – 11 stone, 4 pounds)		The middleweight division can be traced back to at least 1853, and by 1873 probably covered all weights between 140 and 166 lbs. (155-160 lbs; 70.5 – 72.7 kg; 11 stone, 1 pound – 11 stone, 4 pounds)

	Established by the [[ABA]] as 11 stone, 4 pounds (in 1889); modified by the NSC (in 1909) as 11 stone, 6 pounds or 160 lbs. First boxer Nat Langham (in 1840); first American champion Tom Chandler (in 1867); first English champion George Fulljames (in 1880); first World champion Jack (Nonpareil) Dempsey (in 1884); first British champion Charles Wall (in 1890); first NYSAC champion Dave Rosenberg (in 1922); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion Ted Lewis (in 1922); first NBA champion William Jones (in 1932); first WBA champion Dick Tiger (in 1962); first WBC champion Gene Fullmer (in 1963); first IBF champion Marvin Hagler (in 1983); first WBO champion Doug DeWitt (in 1989).		Established by the [[ABA]] as 11 stone, 4 pounds (in 1889); modified by the NSC (in 1909) as 11 stone, 6 pounds or 160 lbs. First boxer [[Nat Langham]] (in 1840); first American champion Tom Chandler (in 1867); first English champion [[George Fulljames]] (in 1880); first World champion Jack (Nonpareil) Dempsey (in 1884); first British champion Charles Wall (in 1890); first NYSAC champion [[Dave Rosenberg]] (in 1922); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion Ted Lewis (in 1922); first NBA champion William Jones (in 1932); first WBA champion [[Dick Tiger]] (in 1962); first WBC champion [[Gene Fullmer]] (in 1963); first IBF champion [[Marvin Hagler]] (in 1983); first WBO champion [[Doug DeWitt]] (in 1989).

	''See also'', [[:Category:World_Middleweight_Champions\|World Middleweight Champions]] & [[weight divisions]]		''See also'', [[:Category:World_Middleweight_Champions\|World Middleweight Champions]] & [[weight divisions]]

	[[Category:Glossary\|middleweight]]		[[Category:Glossary\|middleweight]]

Ric: intro definition

2006-10-22T20:34:54Z

intro definition

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			A maximum of 160 pounds.

	The middleweight division can be traced back to at least 1853, and by 1873 probably covered all weights between 140 and 166 lbs. (155-160 lbs; 70.5 – 72.7 kg; 11 stone, 1 pound – 11 stone, 4 pounds)		The middleweight division can be traced back to at least 1853, and by 1873 probably covered all weights between 140 and 166 lbs. (155-160 lbs; 70.5 – 72.7 kg; 11 stone, 1 pound – 11 stone, 4 pounds)