Miki Gelb - Revision history

Andy at 22:13, 12 June 2021

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	Miki Gelb (Miklos Gelbai or Nikolaus Gelbai) represented Hungary in the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam. He was eliminated in the second round by [[Frederick Perry]] of Great Britain. His professional record was compiled from record books, newspapers, information in BOX-SPORT (Germany) and in THE RING (USA). Gelb was of Hebrew heritage. Between Oct. 1931 to Dec. 1932 Gelb was ranked as high as #8 featherweight and junior lightweight in the world by ''The Ring.''		Miki Gelb (Miklos Gelbai or Nikolaus Gelbai) represented Hungary in the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam. He was eliminated in the second round by [[Frederick Perry]] of Great Britain. His professional record was compiled from record books, newspapers, information in BOX-SPORT (Germany) and in THE RING (USA). Gelb was of Hebrew heritage. Between Oct. 1931 to Dec. 1932 Gelb was ranked as high as #8 featherweight and junior lightweight in the world by ''The Ring.''

Matt at 17:13, 27 July 2016

2016-07-27T17:13:23Z

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	Miki Gelb (Miklos Gelbai or Nikolaus Gelbai) represented Hungary in the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam. He was eliminated in the second round by Frederick Perry of Great Britain. His professional record was compiled from record books, newspapers, information in BOX-SPORT (Germany) and in THE RING (USA). Gelb was of Hebrew heritage. Between Oct. 1931 to Dec. 1932 Gelb was ranked as high as #8 featherweight and junior lightweight in the world by ''The Ring.''		Miki Gelb (Miklos Gelbai or Nikolaus Gelbai) represented Hungary in the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam. He was eliminated in the second round by [[Frederick Perry]] of Great Britain. His professional record was compiled from record books, newspapers, information in BOX-SPORT (Germany) and in THE RING (USA). Gelb was of Hebrew heritage. Between Oct. 1931 to Dec. 1932 Gelb was ranked as high as #8 featherweight and junior lightweight in the world by ''The Ring.''
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Sid schneck at 04:38, 1 October 2009

2009-10-01T04:38:04Z

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	Miki Gelb (Miklos Gelbai or Nikolaus Gelbai) represented Hungary in the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam. He was eliminated in the second round by Frederick Perry of Great Britain. His professional record was compiled from record books, newspapers, information in BOX-SPORT (Germany) and in THE RING (USA). Gelb was of Hebrew heritage.		Miki Gelb (Miklos Gelbai or Nikolaus Gelbai) represented Hungary in the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam. He was eliminated in the second round by Frederick Perry of Great Britain. His professional record was compiled from record books, newspapers, information in BOX-SPORT (Germany) and in THE RING (USA). Gelb was of Hebrew heritage. Between Oct. 1931 to Dec. 1932 Gelb was ranked as high as #8 featherweight and junior lightweight in the world by ''The Ring.''
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Sid schneck at 21:27, 11 June 2009

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	Miki Gelb (Miklos Gelbai or Nikolaus Gelbai) represented Hungary in the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam. He was eliminated in the second round by Frederick Perry of Great Britain. His professional record was compiled from record books, newspapers, information in BOX-SPORT (Germany) and in THE RING (USA). Gelb was of Hebrew heritage.		Miki Gelb (Miklos Gelbai or Nikolaus Gelbai) represented Hungary in the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam. He was eliminated in the second round by Frederick Perry of Great Britain. His professional record was compiled from record books, newspapers, information in BOX-SPORT (Germany) and in THE RING (USA). Gelb was of Hebrew heritage.
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Wouter: Boxer:Miki Gelb:043498 moved to Miki Gelb

2007-04-16T10:18:02Z

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Sid schneck at 06:57, 11 May 2005

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	Miki Gelb (Miklos Gelbai or Nikolaus Gelbai) represented Hungary in the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam. He was eliminated in the second round by Frederick Perry of Great Britain. His professional record was compiled from record books, newspapers, information in BOX-SPORT (Germany) and in THE RING (USA). Gelb was of Hebrew heritage.		Miki Gelb (Miklos Gelbai or Nikolaus Gelbai) represented Hungary in the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam. He was eliminated in the second round by Frederick Perry of Great Britain. His professional record was compiled from record books, newspapers, information in BOX-SPORT (Germany) and in THE RING (USA). Gelb was of Hebrew heritage.

Sid schneck at 00:08, 28 February 2005

2005-02-28T00:08:59Z

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	Miki Gelb (Miklos Gelbai or Nikolaus Gelbai) represented Hungary in the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam. He was eliminated in the second round by Frederick Perry of Great Britain. His professional record was compiled from record books, newspapers, information in BOX-SPORT (Germany) and in THE RING (USA).		Miki Gelb (Miklos Gelbai or Nikolaus Gelbai) represented Hungary in the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam. He was eliminated in the second round by Frederick Perry of Great Britain. His professional record was compiled from record books, newspapers, information in BOX-SPORT (Germany) and in THE RING (USA). Gelb was of Hebrew heritage.

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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Miki Gelb (Miklos Gelbai or Nikolaus Gelbai) represented Hungary in the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam. He was eliminated in the second round by Frederick Perry of Great Britain. His professional record was compiled from record books, newspapers, information in BOX-SPORT (Germany) and in THE RING (USA).