Okhello Peter - Revision history

Marina at 17:24, 18 January 2012

2012-01-18T17:24:41Z

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	'''Okhello Peter''' had been the Ugandan amateur heavyweight champion for five years. He moved to Japan in 1997 and turned professional. In July 2002, Peter moved to the United States and signed with [[Bill Cayton]] as his co-manager. Currently Peter is back in Japan. He lost his challenge for the WBC heavyweight title against [[Oleg Maskaev]] in Moscow, Russia on December 10, 2006.		'''Okhello Peter''' had been the Ugandan amateur heavyweight champion for five years. He moved to Japan in 1997 and turned professional. In July 2002, Peter moved to the United States and signed with [[Bill Cayton]] as his co-manager. Currently Peter is back in Japan. He lost his challenge for the WBC heavyweight title against [[Oleg Maskaev]] in Moscow, Russia on December 10, 2006.

Marina at 17:24, 18 January 2012

2012-01-18T17:24:25Z

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	'''Okhello Peter''' had been the Ugandan amateur heavyweight champion for five years. He moved to Japan in 1997 and turned professional. In July 2002, Peter moved to the United States and signed with [[Bill Cayton]] as his co-manager. Currently Peter is back in Japan. He lost his challenge for the WBC heavyweight title against [[Oleg Maskaev]] in Moscow, Russia on December 10, 2006.		'''Okhello Peter''' had been the Ugandan amateur heavyweight champion for five years. He moved to Japan in 1997 and turned professional. In July 2002, Peter moved to the United States and signed with [[Bill Cayton]] as his co-manager. Currently Peter is back in Japan. He lost his challenge for the WBC heavyweight title against [[Oleg Maskaev]] in Moscow, Russia on December 10, 2006.

Marina at 17:23, 18 January 2012

2012-01-18T17:23:56Z

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	<boxer>017720</boxer>		<boxer>017720</boxer>
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	'''Okhello Peter''' had been the Ugandan amateur heavyweight champion for five years. He moved to Japan in 1997 and turned professional. In July 2002, Peter moved to the United States and signed with [[Bill Cayton]] as his co-manager. Currently Peter is back in Japan. He lost his challenge for the WBC heavyweight title against [[Oleg Maskaev]] in Moscow, Russia on December 10, 2006.		'''Okhello Peter''' had been the Ugandan amateur heavyweight champion for five years. He moved to Japan in 1997 and turned professional. In July 2002, Peter moved to the United States and signed with [[Bill Cayton]] as his co-manager. Currently Peter is back in Japan. He lost his challenge for the WBC heavyweight title against [[Oleg Maskaev]] in Moscow, Russia on December 10, 2006.

Emaster: updated name

2009-10-16T15:33:50Z

updated name

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	'''Peter ~~Okhello~~''' ~~was~~ the Ugandan amateur heavyweight ~~champ~~ for five years. He moved to Japan in 1997 and turned professional. In July 2002, ~~Okhello~~ moved to the United States and signed with [[Bill Cayton]] as his co-manager. Currently ~~Okhello~~ is back in Japan. He lost his challenge for the WBC heavyweight title against [[Oleg Maskaev]] in Moscow, Russia on December 10, 2006.
			'''Okhello Peter''' had been the Ugandan amateur heavyweight champion for five years. He moved to Japan in 1997 and turned professional. In July 2002, Peter moved to the United States and signed with [[Bill Cayton]] as his co-manager. Currently Peter is back in Japan. He lost his challenge for the WBC heavyweight title against [[Oleg Maskaev]] in Moscow, Russia on December 10, 2006.

Emaster: Peter Okhello moved to Okhello Peter

2009-10-16T15:31:06Z

Peter Okhello moved to Okhello Peter

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(No difference)

Ric: proofread

2007-05-18T19:11:13Z

proofread

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	Okhello was the Ugandan ~~amatuer~~ heavyweight champ for 5 years. He moved to Japan in 1997 to turned professional. In July 2002, Okhello moved to the United States and signed with [[Bill Cayton]] as co-manager. Currently Okhello is back in Japan. He lost his challenge for the WBC ~~Heavyweight titel~~ against [[Oleg Maskaev]] in Moscow, Russia on December 10, 2006.		'''Peter Okhello''' was the Ugandan amateur heavyweight champ for five years. He moved to Japan in 1997 and turned professional. In July 2002, Okhello moved to the United States and signed with [[Bill Cayton]] as his co-manager. Currently Okhello is back in Japan. He lost his challenge for the WBC heavyweight title against [[Oleg Maskaev]] in Moscow, Russia on December 10, 2006.

Fosho at 15:11, 11 December 2006

2006-12-11T15:11:39Z

New page

[[file:Okhello.Peter.jpg|left|200px|Peter Okhello]]
<boxer>017720</boxer>

Okhello was the Ugandan amatuer heavyweight champ for 5 years. He moved to Japan in 1997 to turned professional. In July 2002, Okhello moved to the United States and signed with [[Bill Cayton]] as co-manager. Currently Okhello is back in Japan. He lost his challenge for the WBC Heavyweight titel against [[Oleg Maskaev]] in Moscow, Russia on December 10, 2006.

Matt at 18:24, 12 September 2006

2006-09-12T18:24:44Z

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	Okhello was the Ugandan amatuer heavyweight champ for 5 years. He moved to Japan in 1997 to turned professional. In July 2002, Okhello moved to the United States and signed with [[Bill Cayton]] as co-manager. Currently Okhello is back in Japan.		Okhello was the Ugandan amatuer heavyweight champ for 5 years. He moved to Japan in 1997 to turned professional. In July 2002, Okhello moved to the United States and signed with [[Bill Cayton]] as co-manager. Currently Okhello is back in Japan. He is currently scheduled to face WBC Heavyweight champion [[Oleg Maskaev]] in Moscow, Russia on December 23, 2006.

Wouter: Boxer:Peter Okhello:017720 moved to Peter Okhello

2006-09-12T09:05:43Z

Boxer:Peter Okhello:017720 moved to Peter Okhello

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Wouter at 09:05, 12 September 2006

2006-09-12T09:05:23Z

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	Okhello was the Ugandan amatuer heavyweight champ for 5 years. He moved to Japan in 1997 to turned professional. In July 2002, Okhello moved to the United States and signed with [[Bill Cayton]] as co-manager. Currently Okhello is back in Japan.~~</boxer>~~		Okhello was the Ugandan amatuer heavyweight champ for 5 years. He moved to Japan in 1997 to turned professional. In July 2002, Okhello moved to the United States and signed with [[Bill Cayton]] as co-manager. Currently Okhello is back in Japan.