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Amateur Highlights

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	==Amateur Highlights==		==Amateur Highlights==

			* Managed by [[Moe Suess]].
	* Participated in the March 1925 Long Island Amateur Boxing Championships at the Long Island Chapter of the [[Long Island City Knights of Columbus Center\|Knights of Columbus Center]].		* Participated in the March 1925 Long Island Amateur Boxing Championships at the Long Island Chapter of the [[Long Island City Knights of Columbus Center\|Knights of Columbus Center]].
	* Holder of the World's Amateur record for the fastest knockout. He KO'd [[George Bard]] in five seconds on July 7, 1926 at the [[Golden City Arena]], Canarsie, NY.		* Holder of the World's Amateur record for the fastest knockout. He KO'd [[George Bard]] in five seconds on July 7, 1926 at the [[Golden City Arena]], Canarsie, NY.
	* Amateur record reported to be 111-10 (90 KOs)		* Amateur record reported to be 111-10 (90 KOs); according to the ''1928 Everlast Boxing Record Book'', Antonelli's amateur record was 92-8 with 73 wins by knockout.


	[[Category:2005 Deaths\|Antonelli, Nick]]		[[Category:2005 Deaths\|Antonelli, Nick]]
	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Antonelli, Nick]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Antonelli, Nick]]

Ric: 1925 tourney factoid

2006-04-26T15:34:55Z

1925 tourney factoid

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			'''Division:''' Bantamweight

	~~Bantamweight.~~ Fought approximately 150 pro fights, according to his obituary. 1995 inductee of the Greater Washington, D.C., Jewish Sports Hall of Fame.		* Fought approximately 150 pro fights, according to his obituary.
			* 1995 inductee of the Greater Washington, D.C., Jewish Sports Hall of Fame.

	==Amateur Highlights==		==Amateur Highlights==
	* Holder of the World's Amateur record for the fastest knockout. He ~~KOed~~ George Bard in five seconds on July 7, 1926 at the Golden City Arena, Canarsie, NY.		* Participated in the March 1925 Long Island Amateur Boxing Championships at the Long Island Chapter of the [[Long Island City Knights of Columbus Center\|Knights of Columbus Center]].
			* Holder of the World's Amateur record for the fastest knockout. He KO'd [[George Bard]] in five seconds on July 7, 1926 at the [[Golden City Arena]], Canarsie, NY.
	* Amateur record reported to be 111-10 (90 KOs)		* Amateur record reported to be 111-10 (90 KOs)

Brett at 03:03, 7 December 2005

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	Holder of the World's Amateur record for the fastest knockout. He KOed George Bard in five seconds on July 7, 1926 at the Golden City Arena, Canarsie, NY.		<boxer>060881</boxer>

			Bantamweight. Fought approximately 150 pro fights, according to his obituary. 1995 inductee of the Greater Washington, D.C., Jewish Sports Hall of Fame.

			==Amateur Highlights==
			* Holder of the World's Amateur record for the fastest knockout. He KOed George Bard in five seconds on July 7, 1926 at the Golden City Arena, Canarsie, NY.
			* Amateur record reported to be 111-10 (90 KOs)


			[[Category:2005 Deaths\|Antonelli, Nick]]
			[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Antonelli, Nick]]

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

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Holder of the World's Amateur record for the fastest knockout. He KOed George Bard in five seconds on July 7, 1926 at the Golden City Arena, Canarsie, NY.