Mike McTigue - Revision history

Olivares at 13:26, 23 March 2026

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			* '''Trainer: ''' [[Bill Gore]]
	* '''Managers:''' [[Joe Jacobs]], [[James J. Johnston]], [[Charles Johnston]]		* '''Managers:''' [[Joe Jacobs]], [[James J. Johnston]], [[Charles Johnston]]
	* [[:category:Mike McTigue Gallery\|Mike McTigue Gallery]]		* [[:category:Mike McTigue Gallery\|Mike McTigue Gallery]]

John: /* External Links */

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External Links

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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
	*[http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/mctigue.htm CBZ ~~Bio]~~		*[http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/mctigue.htm CBZ]
	*Annotated [http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=011287 Fight Record]
	*[http://www.irish-boxing.com/IBN_content/Mike_McTigue.htm Irish Boxing Bio]

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John at 14:13, 26 November 2021

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	'''Managers:''' [[Joe Jacobs]], [[James J. Johnston]], [[Charles Johnston]]~~<br>~~		* '''Managers:''' [[Joe Jacobs]], [[James J. Johnston]], [[Charles Johnston]]
	[[:~~Image~~:McTigue.Mike~~.jpg\|Photo #2~~]]~~; [[:Image:McTigueMike3.jpg\|Photo #3]]~~		* [[:category:Mike McTigue Gallery\|Mike McTigue Gallery]]
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	'''Mike McTigue''', who was also known by the fighting alias of "Methuselah," and who was the brother of fellow boxer [[Jim McTigue]], won the World Light-heavyweight Title on March 17, 1923, (St. Patrick's Day), by defeating [[Battling Siki]] in Dublin, Ireland. He would defend his title against future Hall of Famers [[Tommy Loughran]], [[Young Stribling]] and [[Mickey Walker]], before losing the title by unanimous decision to the Olympic Gold Medalist wrestler-turned-boxer [[Paul Berlenbach]] in 1925. He married a Montreal girl and called that city his home.		'''Mike McTigue''', who was also known by the fighting alias of "Methuselah," and who was the brother of fellow boxer [[Jim McTigue]], won the World Light-heavyweight Title on March 17, 1923, (St. Patrick's Day), by defeating [[Battling Siki]] in Dublin, Ireland. He would defend his title against future Hall of Famers [[Tommy Loughran]], [[Young Stribling]] and [[Mickey Walker]], before losing the title by unanimous decision to the Olympic Gold Medalist wrestler-turned-boxer [[Paul Berlenbach]] in 1925. He married a Montreal girl and called that city his home.

Roccom at 19:19, 9 December 2013

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Ric: formatted a bit

2009-10-07T02:53:49Z

formatted a bit

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	'''Managers:''' [[Joe Jacobs]], [[James J. Johnston]], [[Charles Johnston]]		'''Managers:''' [[Joe Jacobs]], [[James J. Johnston]], [[Charles Johnston]]<br>
			[[:Image:McTigue.Mike.jpg\|Photo #2]]; [[:Image:McTigueMike3.jpg\|Photo #3]]
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	*[[:Image:McTigue.Mike.jpg\|Photo #2]]; [[:Image:McTigueMike3.jpg\|Photo #3]]
	*Also known by the alias of "Methuselah"
	*Brother of fellow boxer [[Jim McTigue]]

	'''Mike McTigue''' won the World Light-heavyweight Title on March 17, 1923, (St. Patrick's Day), defeating [[Battling Siki]] ~~by decision at the La Scala Opera House~~ in Dublin, Ireland. He would defend his title against future Hall of Famers [[Tommy Loughran]], [[Young Stribling]] and [[Mickey Walker]], before losing the title by unanimous decision to the Olympic Gold Medalist wrestler-turned-boxer [[Paul Berlenbach]] in 1925. ~~Married~~ a Montreal girl and called that city his ~~homebase~~.		'''Mike McTigue''', who was also known by the fighting alias of "Methuselah," and who was the brother of fellow boxer [[Jim McTigue]], won the World Light-heavyweight Title on March 17, 1923, (St. Patrick's Day), by defeating [[Battling Siki]] in Dublin, Ireland. He would defend his title against future Hall of Famers [[Tommy Loughran]], [[Young Stribling]] and [[Mickey Walker]], before losing the title by unanimous decision to the Olympic Gold Medalist wrestler-turned-boxer [[Paul Berlenbach]] in 1925. He married a Montreal girl and called that city his home.

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

Rowdytimothy at 21:58, 24 March 2009

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	'''Managers:''' [[Joe Jacobs]], [[~~Jimmy~~ Johnston]], [[Charles Johnston]]		'''Managers:''' [[Joe Jacobs]], [[James J. Johnston]], [[Charles Johnston]]

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Cap at 21:58, 4 January 2009

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	*Brother of fellow boxer [[Jim McTigue]]		*Brother of fellow boxer [[Jim McTigue]]

	'''Mike McTigue''' won the World Light-heavyweight Title on March 17, 1923, (St. Patrick's Day), defeating [[Battling Siki]] by decision at the La Scala Opera House in Dublin, Ireland. He would defend his title against future Hall of Famers [[Tommy Loughran]], [[Young Stribling]] and [[Mickey Walker]], before losing the title by unanimous decision to the Olympic Gold Medalist wrestler-turned-boxer [[Paul Berlenbach]] in 1925.		'''Mike McTigue''' won the World Light-heavyweight Title on March 17, 1923, (St. Patrick's Day), defeating [[Battling Siki]] by decision at the La Scala Opera House in Dublin, Ireland. He would defend his title against future Hall of Famers [[Tommy Loughran]], [[Young Stribling]] and [[Mickey Walker]], before losing the title by unanimous decision to the Olympic Gold Medalist wrestler-turned-boxer [[Paul Berlenbach]] in 1925. Married a Montreal girl and called that city his homebase.

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

Ric at 17:46, 18 July 2008

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	'''Managers:''' [[Joe Jacobs]], [[Jimmy Johnston]], [[Charles Johnston]]		'''Managers:''' [[Joe Jacobs]], [[Jimmy Johnston]], [[Charles Johnston]]

Reenthelawman: Adding Canadian Boxing Federation Middleweight Champions category

2008-07-17T12:36:17Z

Adding Canadian Boxing Federation Middleweight Champions category

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Ric: 3rd image linked to

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	*~~Another~~ [[:Image:McTigue.Mike.jpg\|~~photo~~]]		*[[:Image:McTigue.Mike.jpg\|Photo #2]]; [[:Image:McTigueMike3.jpg\|Photo #3]]
	*Also known by the alias of "Methuselah"		*Also known by the alias of "Methuselah"
	*Brother of fellow boxer [[~~Boxer:Jim McTigue:265623\|~~Jim McTigue]]		*Brother of fellow boxer [[Jim McTigue]]

	'''Mike McTigue''' won the World Light-heavyweight Title on March 17, 1923, (St. Patrick's Day), defeating [[Battling Siki]] by decision at the La Scala Opera House in Dublin, Ireland. He would defend his title against future Hall of Famers [[Tommy Loughran]], [[Young Stribling]] and [[Mickey Walker]], before losing the title by unanimous decision to the Olympic Gold Medalist wrestler-turned-boxer [[Paul Berlenbach]] in 1925.		'''Mike McTigue''' won the World Light-heavyweight Title on March 17, 1923, (St. Patrick's Day), defeating [[Battling Siki]] by decision at the La Scala Opera House in Dublin, Ireland. He would defend his title against future Hall of Famers [[Tommy Loughran]], [[Young Stribling]] and [[Mickey Walker]], before losing the title by unanimous decision to the Olympic Gold Medalist wrestler-turned-boxer [[Paul Berlenbach]] in 1925.