Paul Spadafora - Revision history

Artur128: /* Legal Troubles */

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Legal Troubles

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	On May 30, 2007, Spadafora returned to prison for violating his parole and was given a 21 month to five year prison sentence. In August 2007, Spadafora was ordered to be released from prison, as there was not enough evidence available to continue with parole violation proceedings.		On May 30, 2007, Spadafora returned to prison for violating his parole and was given a 21 month to five year prison sentence. In August 2007, Spadafora was ordered to be released from prison, as there was not enough evidence available to continue with parole violation proceedings.

			== Professional record ==
			*8 opponents (1 by KO) beaten for the World Lightweight Title.

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Reenthelawman at 17:13, 5 June 2019

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Reenthelawman at 00:00, 24 May 2016

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Michael: picture now in gallery

2014-08-12T16:04:03Z

picture now in gallery

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	'''Trainer:''' [[Tom Yankello]] (2009)<br>		'''Trainer:''' [[Tom Yankello]] (2009)<br>


	'''[[:Category:Paul Spadafora Gallery\|Paul Spadafora Gallery]]'''		'''[[:Category:Paul Spadafora Gallery\|Paul Spadafora Gallery]]'''

Slugger at 16:00, 10 August 2014

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	'''Trainer:''' [[Tom Yankello]] (2009)		'''Trainer:''' [[Tom Yankello]] (2009)<br>
	* '''[[:Category:Paul Spadafora Gallery\|Paul Spadafora Gallery]]'''		'''[[:Category:Paul Spadafora Gallery\|Paul Spadafora Gallery]]'''

	== Career ==		== Career ==

	Spadafora won the [[IBF]] lightweight title in the summer of 1999. Although an underdog in the fight, he won thouroughly. He defended his IBF title eight times. He had a famous sparring session with [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in 1999 in which he dominated Floyd in training. Mayweather himself has acknowledged this but claims to have been out of shape.		Spadafora won the [[IBF]] lightweight title in the summer of 1999. Although an underdog in the fight, he won thouroughly. He defended his IBF title eight times. He had a famous sparring session with [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in 1999 in which he dominated Floyd in training. Mayweather himself has acknowledged this but claims to have been out of shape.

	== Legal Troubles ==		== Legal Troubles ==

	On February 23, 2005, Spadafora was sentenced to 21 to 60 months in prison for shooting his girlfriend in the stomach in August 2004. Spadafora was paroled in April 2006 after spending 13 months in prison and a boot camp.		On February 23, 2005, Spadafora was sentenced to 21 to 60 months in prison for shooting his girlfriend in the stomach in August 2004. Spadafora was paroled in April 2006 after spending 13 months in prison and a boot camp.

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Tyankello at 13:25, 3 January 2014

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	'''Trainer:''' [[~~Pernell Whitaker~~]] (2009)		'''Trainer:''' [[Tom Yankello]] (2009)
	* '''[[:Category:Paul Spadafora Gallery\|Paul Spadafora Gallery]]'''		* '''[[:Category:Paul Spadafora Gallery\|Paul Spadafora Gallery]]'''

John at 16:56, 10 December 2012

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	'''Trainer:''' [[Pernell Whitaker]] (2009)~~<br>~~		'''Trainer:''' [[Pernell Whitaker]] (2009)
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	* '''[[:Category:Paul Spadafora Gallery\|Paul Spadafora Gallery]]'''		* '''[[:Category:Paul Spadafora Gallery\|Paul Spadafora Gallery]]'''


	== Career ==		== Career ==

Michael at 21:24, 11 November 2010

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			* '''[[:Category:Paul Spadafora Gallery\|Paul Spadafora Gallery]]'''


	== Career ==		== Career ==

	He won the [[IBF]] lightweight title in the summer of 1999. Although an underdog in the fight, he won thouroughly. He defended his IBF title eight times. He had a famous sparring session with [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in 1999 in which he dominated Floyd in training. Mayweather himself has acknowledged this but claims to have been out of shape.		Spadafora won the [[IBF]] lightweight title in the summer of 1999. Although an underdog in the fight, he won thouroughly. He defended his IBF title eight times. He had a famous sparring session with [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in 1999 in which he dominated Floyd in training. Mayweather himself has acknowledged this but claims to have been out of shape.

	== Legal Troubles ==		== Legal Troubles ==

Sweetscientist at 18:03, 9 August 2009

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			'''Trainer:''' [[Pernell Whitaker]] (2009)<br>

			== Career ==

	He won the [[IBF]] lightweight title in the summer of 1999. Although an underdog in the fight, he won thouroughly. He defended his IBF title eight times. He had a famous sparring session with [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in 1999 in which he dominated Floyd in training. Mayweather himself has acknowledged this but claims to have been out of shape.		He won the [[IBF]] lightweight title in the summer of 1999. Although an underdog in the fight, he won thouroughly. He defended his IBF title eight times. He had a famous sparring session with [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in 1999 in which he dominated Floyd in training. Mayweather himself has acknowledged this but claims to have been out of shape.

Emaster: updated internal link

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updated internal link

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	He won the [[IBF]] lightweight title in the summer of 1999. Although an underdog in the fight, he won thouroughly. He defended his IBF title eight times. He had a famous sparring session with [[Floyd Mayweather, Jr.]] in 1999 in which he dominated Floyd in training. Mayweather himself has acknowledged this but claims to have been out of shape.		He won the [[IBF]] lightweight title in the summer of 1999. Although an underdog in the fight, he won thouroughly. He defended his IBF title eight times. He had a famous sparring session with [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in 1999 in which he dominated Floyd in training. Mayweather himself has acknowledged this but claims to have been out of shape.

	== Legal Troubles ==		== Legal Troubles ==