Mike Colbert - Revision history

Mexican roadsweeper at 11:38, 4 April 2019

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	'''Manager''': [[Mike Morton]]		'''Manager''': [[Mike Morton]]

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2010-04-18T12:37:35Z

Red: add opponents of tournament

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add opponents of tournament

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	Named [[The Ring Magazine\|''The Ring'']] magazine [[Ring Magazine Defunct Awards\|Progress of the Year]] fighter for 1975.		Named [[The Ring Magazine\|''The Ring'']] magazine [[Ring Magazine Defunct Awards\|Progress of the Year]] fighter for 1975.

	Colbert was a Middlweight contender during the mid-to-late 1970s, after having won the National AAU Welterweight title in 1968 as an amateur. Colbert participated in the controversial ABC US Championship tournament, that was part of the [[Ring Magazine Scandal]]. Colbert was attributed with fictitious wins in the 1977 Ring Record Book, occurring on September 8, November 8, and December 11, 1976. Colbert won both of his bouts in the tournament, before it was cancelled after the scandal was uncovered.		Colbert was a Middlweight contender during the mid-to-late 1970s, after having won the National AAU Welterweight title in 1968 as an amateur. Colbert participated in the controversial ABC US Championship tournament, that was part of the [[Ring Magazine Scandal]]. Colbert was attributed with fictitious wins in the 1977 Ring Record Book, occurring on September 8, November 8, and December 11, 1976. Colbert won both of his bouts in the tournament beating [[Jackie Smith]] & [[Rocky Mosley Jr.]] before it was cancelled after the scandal was uncovered.

	Colbert who now goes by the name Adolfo Akil, is a Certified Public Accountant in Portland, Oregon.		Colbert who now goes by the name Adolfo Akil, is a Certified Public Accountant in Portland, Oregon.

	[[Category:United States Amateur Champions\|Colbert, Mike]]		[[Category:United States Amateur Champions\|Colbert, Mike]]

Rowdytimothy: add link

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add link

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	'''Manager''': [[Mike Morton]]		'''Manager''': [[Mike Morton]]

			Named [[The Ring Magazine\|''The Ring'']] magazine [[Ring Magazine Defunct Awards\|Progress of the Year]] fighter for 1975.

	Colbert was a Middlweight contender during the mid-to-late 1970s, after having won the National AAU Welterweight title in 1968 as an amateur. Colbert participated in the controversial ABC US Championship tournament, that was part of the [[Ring Magazine Scandal]]. Colbert was attributed with fictitious wins in the 1977 Ring Record Book, occurring on September 8, November 8, and December 11, 1976. Colbert won both of his bouts in the tournament, before it was cancelled after the scandal was uncovered.		Colbert was a Middlweight contender during the mid-to-late 1970s, after having won the National AAU Welterweight title in 1968 as an amateur. Colbert participated in the controversial ABC US Championship tournament, that was part of the [[Ring Magazine Scandal]]. Colbert was attributed with fictitious wins in the 1977 Ring Record Book, occurring on September 8, November 8, and December 11, 1976. Colbert won both of his bouts in the tournament, before it was cancelled after the scandal was uncovered.

Matt at 20:06, 2 May 2007

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	'''Manager''': [[Mike Morton]]		'''Manager''': [[Mike Morton]]

	Colbert was a Middlweight contender during the mid-to-late 1970s. Colbert participated in the controversial ABC US Championship tournament, that was part of the [[Ring Magazine Scandal]]. Colbert was attributed with fictitious wins in the 1977 Ring Record Book, occurring on September 8, November 8, and December 11, 1976. Colbert won both of his bouts in the tournament, before it was cancelled after the scandal was uncovered.		Colbert was a Middlweight contender during the mid-to-late 1970s, after having won the National AAU Welterweight title in 1968 as an amateur. Colbert participated in the controversial ABC US Championship tournament, that was part of the [[Ring Magazine Scandal]]. Colbert was attributed with fictitious wins in the 1977 Ring Record Book, occurring on September 8, November 8, and December 11, 1976. Colbert won both of his bouts in the tournament, before it was cancelled after the scandal was uncovered.

	Colbert who now goes by the name Adolfo Akil, is a Certified Public Accountant in Portland, Oregon.		Colbert who now goes by the name Adolfo Akil, is a Certified Public Accountant in Portland, Oregon.

			[[Category:United States Amateur Champions\|Colbert, Mike]]

Matt: ABC Scandal fighter

2006-02-10T16:01:20Z

ABC Scandal fighter

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'''Manager''': [[Mike Morton]]

Colbert was a Middlweight contender during the mid-to-late 1970s. Colbert participated in the controversial ABC US Championship tournament, that was part of the [[Ring Magazine Scandal]]. Colbert was attributed with fictitious wins in the 1977 Ring Record Book, occurring on September 8, November 8, and December 11, 1976. Colbert won both of his bouts in the tournament, before it was cancelled after the scandal was uncovered.

Colbert who now goes by the name Adolfo Akil, is a Certified Public Accountant in Portland, Oregon.

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	Colbert who now goes by the name Adolfo Akil, is a Certified Public Accountant in Portland, Oregon.		Colbert who now goes by the name Adolfo Akil, is a Certified Public Accountant in Portland, Oregon.
			[[Category:Nevada State Champions\|Colbert, Mike]]
	[[Category:United States Amateur Champions\|Colbert, Mike]]		[[Category:United States Amateur Champions\|Colbert, Mike]]