Pedro Avila - Revision history

Brett at 05:32, 20 November 2011

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	'''Pedro "Pellin" Avila''' was a Panamanian ~~bxoing~~ trainer (born on August 7, 1942 in the Province of Colon, ~~republic~~ of Panama), his parents ~~where~~ from Portobelo, also from the Colon province.		'''Pedro "Pellin" Avila''' was a Panamanian boxing trainer (born on August 7, 1942 in the Province of Colon, Republic of Panama), his parents were from Portobelo, also from the Colon province.
	He started his career in boxing as an amateur in 1968, fighting for the "Cincuentenario" Club under the supervision of [[Marcelo Becford]]. He fought at welterweight making only 12 fights. In 1970 he started his career as trainer inspired by a kid nicknamed "Mello" who became in 2004 the mayor of San Miguelito City in Panama~~. (~~[[Hector Carrasquilla]]). Pellin worked at the Orlando Winter Stadium and his first group of boxers was called "The Dobermans". He attended several seminars with ~~reknown~~ experts in different fields of boxing including ~~handwraping~~, massaging and cuts ~~were he~~ is considered one of the best ~~cutmans~~ in ~~latin america~~. With more than 36 years as trainer, Mr. Avila has crowned several world champions like:
			He started his career in boxing as an amateur in 1968, fighting for the "Cincuentenario" Club under the supervision of [[Marcelo Becford]]. He fought at welterweight making only 12 fights. In 1970 he started his career as a trainer inspired by a kid nicknamed "Mello" who became in 2004 the mayor of San Miguelito City in Panama, [[Hector Carrasquilla]]. Pellin worked at the Orlando Winter Stadium and his first group of boxers was called "The Dobermans". He attended several seminars with renowned experts in different fields of boxing including handwrapping, massaging and cuts. He is considered one of the best cutmen in Latin America. With more than 36 years as trainer, Mr. Avila has crowned several world champions like:

	*[[Hilario Zapata]] (Panama)		*[[Hilario Zapata]] (Panama)
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	*[[Luis Perez]] (Nicaragua)		*[[Luis Perez]] (Nicaragua)
	*[[Roberto Vasquez]] (Panama)		*[[Roberto Vasquez]] (Panama)


	He has also taken several fighters to dispute world titles like:		He has also taken several fighters to dispute world titles like:

Slugger at 08:26, 22 January 2009

2009-01-22T08:26:08Z

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	Prior to his obliged retirement forced by a prostate cancer, Pellín was training prospects [[Azael Cosio]], [[Alvaro Vergara]] and [[Rafael Concepcion]].		Prior to his obliged retirement forced by a prostate cancer, Pellín was training prospects [[Azael Cosio]], [[Alvaro Vergara]] and [[Rafael Concepcion]].

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Avila, Pedro ~~"Pellin"~~}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Avila, Pedro}}
	[[Category:Trainers]]		[[Category:Trainers]]
	[[Category:2009 Deaths]]		[[Category:2009 Deaths]]

Slugger at 08:22, 22 January 2009

2009-01-22T08:22:15Z

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	'''Pedro "Pellin" ~~Availa~~''' was a Panamanian bxoing trainer (born on August 7, 1942 in the Province of Colon, republic of Panama), his parents where from Portobelo, also from the Colon province.		'''Pedro "Pellin" Avila''' was a Panamanian bxoing trainer (born on August 7, 1942 in the Province of Colon, republic of Panama), his parents where from Portobelo, also from the Colon province.
	He started his career in boxing as an amateur in 1968, fighting for the "Cincuentenario" Club under the supervision of [[Marcelo Becford]]. He fought at welterweight making only 12 fights. In 1970 he started his career as trainer inspired by a kid nicknamed "Mello" who became in 2004 the mayor of San Miguelito City in Panama. ([[Hector Carrasquilla]]). Pellin worked at the Orlando Winter Stadium and his first group of boxers was called "The Dobermans". He attended several seminars with reknown experts in different fields of boxing including handwraping, massaging and cuts were he is considered one of the best cutmans in latin america. With more than 36 years as trainer, Mr. Avila has crowned several world champions like:		He started his career in boxing as an amateur in 1968, fighting for the "Cincuentenario" Club under the supervision of [[Marcelo Becford]]. He fought at welterweight making only 12 fights. In 1970 he started his career as trainer inspired by a kid nicknamed "Mello" who became in 2004 the mayor of San Miguelito City in Panama. ([[Hector Carrasquilla]]). Pellin worked at the Orlando Winter Stadium and his first group of boxers was called "The Dobermans". He attended several seminars with reknown experts in different fields of boxing including handwraping, massaging and cuts were he is considered one of the best cutmans in latin america. With more than 36 years as trainer, Mr. Avila has crowned several world champions like:

Slugger at 22:10, 21 January 2009

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	*[[Hector Carrasquilla]]		*[[Hector Carrasquilla]]
	*[[Edgar Monserrat]]		*[[Edgar Omar Monserrat]]
	*[[Rodolfo Aguilar]]		*[[Rodolfo Aguilar]]
	*[[Julio ~~Gudiño~~]]		*[[Julio Gudino]]
	*[[Azael Moran]]		*[[Azael Moran]]
	*[[Leon Salazar]]		*[[Leon Salazar]]
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	*[[Carlos Trujillo]]		*[[Carlos Trujillo]]
	*[[Alfredo Layne]]		*[[Alfredo Layne]]
	*[[Eusebio ~~Espinar~~]] (Dominican Republic)		*[[Eusebio Espinal]] (Dominican Republic)
	*[[Eddie Gazo]] (Nicaragua)		*[[Eddie Gazo]] (Nicaragua)
	*[[Juan Palacios]] (Nicaragua)		*[[Juan Palacios]] (Nicaragua)
	*[[~~Torito~~ Castro]] (Nicaragua)		*[[Ernesto Castro]] (Nicaragua)

	Prior to his obliged retirement forced by a prostate cancer, Pellín was training prospects [[Azael Cosio]], [[Alvaro Vergara]] and [[Rafael Concepcion]].		Prior to his obliged retirement forced by a prostate cancer, Pellín was training prospects [[Azael Cosio]], [[Alvaro Vergara]] and [[Rafael Concepcion]].

Matt: Pedro "Pellin" Avila moved to Pedro Avila

2009-01-21T21:56:40Z

Pedro "Pellin" Avila moved to Pedro Avila

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(No difference)

Matt at 21:56, 21 January 2009

2009-01-21T21:56:29Z

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	'''Pedro "Pellin" Availa was a Panamanian bxoing trainer (born on August 7, 1942 in the Province of Colon, republic of Panama), his parents where from Portobelo, also from the Colon province.		'''Pedro "Pellin" Availa''' was a Panamanian bxoing trainer (born on August 7, 1942 in the Province of Colon, republic of Panama), his parents where from Portobelo, also from the Colon province.
	He started his career in boxing as an amateur in 1968, fighting for the "Cincuentenario" Club under the supervision of [[Marcelo Becford]]. He fought at welterweight making only 12 fights. In 1970 he started his career as trainer inspired by a kid nicknamed "Mello" who became in 2004 the mayor of San Miguelito City in Panama. ([[Hector Carrasquilla]]). Pellin worked at the Orlando Winter Stadium and his first group of boxers was called "The Dobermans". He attended several seminars with reknown experts in different fields of boxing including handwraping, massaging and cuts were he is considered one of the best cutmans in latin america. With more than 36 years as trainer, Mr. Avila has crowned several world champions like:		He started his career in boxing as an amateur in 1968, fighting for the "Cincuentenario" Club under the supervision of [[Marcelo Becford]]. He fought at welterweight making only 12 fights. In 1970 he started his career as trainer inspired by a kid nicknamed "Mello" who became in 2004 the mayor of San Miguelito City in Panama. ([[Hector Carrasquilla]]). Pellin worked at the Orlando Winter Stadium and his first group of boxers was called "The Dobermans". He attended several seminars with reknown experts in different fields of boxing including handwraping, massaging and cuts were he is considered one of the best cutmans in latin america. With more than 36 years as trainer, Mr. Avila has crowned several world champions like:

Matt at 21:56, 21 January 2009

2009-01-21T21:56:21Z

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	~~Was~~ born on August 7, 1942 in the Province of Colon, republic of Panama, his parents where from Portobelo, also from the Colon province.		'''Pedro "Pellin" Availa was a Panamanian bxoing trainer (born on August 7, 1942 in the Province of Colon, republic of Panama), his parents where from Portobelo, also from the Colon province.
	He started his career in boxing as an amateur in 1968, fighting for the "Cincuentenario" Club under the supervision of [[Marcelo Becford]]. He fought at welterweight making only 12 fights. In 1970 he started his career as trainer inspired by a kid nicknamed "Mello" who became in 2004 the mayor of San Miguelito City in Panama. ([[Hector Carrasquilla]]). Pellin worked at the Orlando Winter Stadium and his first group of boxers was called "The Dobermans". He attended several seminars with reknown experts in different fields of boxing including handwraping, massaging and cuts were he is considered one of the best cutmans in latin america. With more than 36 years as trainer, Mr. Avila has crowned several world champions like:		He started his career in boxing as an amateur in 1968, fighting for the "Cincuentenario" Club under the supervision of [[Marcelo Becford]]. He fought at welterweight making only 12 fights. In 1970 he started his career as trainer inspired by a kid nicknamed "Mello" who became in 2004 the mayor of San Miguelito City in Panama. ([[Hector Carrasquilla]]). Pellin worked at the Orlando Winter Stadium and his first group of boxers was called "The Dobermans". He attended several seminars with reknown experts in different fields of boxing including handwraping, massaging and cuts were he is considered one of the best cutmans in latin america. With more than 36 years as trainer, Mr. Avila has crowned several world champions like:

Matt at 21:55, 21 January 2009

2009-01-21T21:55:30Z

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	*[[Victor Cordoba]] (Panama)		*[[Victor Cordoba]] (Panama)
	*[[Wilfredo Gomez]] (Puerto Rico)		*[[Wilfredo Gomez]] (Puerto Rico)
	*[[Victor ~~Calleja~~]] (Puerto Rico)		*[[Victor Callejas]] (Puerto Rico)
	*[[~~Sugar de Leon~~]] (Puerto Rico)		*[[Carlos DeLeon]] (Puerto Rico)
	*[[Antonio Esparragoza]] (Venezuela)		*[[Antonio Esparragoza]] (Venezuela)
	*[[Bernardo Piñango]] (Venezuela)		*[[Bernardo Piñango]] (Venezuela)
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	He has also taken several fighters to dispute world titles like:		He has also taken several fighters to dispute world titles like:

	*[[Hector ~~"Che"~~ Carrasquilla]]		*[[Hector Carrasquilla]]
	*[[Edgar ~~"El Bambi"~~ Monserrat]]		*[[Edgar Monserrat]]
	*[[Rodolfo Aguilar]]		*[[Rodolfo Aguilar]]
	*[[Julio Gudiño]]		*[[Julio Gudiño]]
	*[[Azael Moran]]		*[[Azael Moran]]
	*[[Leon ~~"El Fiero"~~ Salazar]]		*[[Leon Salazar]]
	*[[Jorge ~~"Batman"~~ Alvarado]]		*[[Jorge Alvarado]]
	*[[Carlos ~~"Macizo"~~ Trujillo]]		*[[Carlos Trujillo]]
	*[[Alfredo Layne]]		*[[Alfredo Layne]]
	*[[Eusebio Espinar]] (Dominican Republic)		*[[Eusebio Espinar]] (Dominican Republic)
	*[[Eddie ~~Gazzo~~]] (Nicaragua)		*[[Eddie Gazo]] (Nicaragua)
	*[[Juan Palacios]] (Nicaragua)		*[[Juan Palacios]] (Nicaragua)
	*[["Torito" Castro]] (Nicaragua)		*[[Torito Castro]] (Nicaragua)

	Prior to his obliged retirement forced by a prostate cancer, Pellín was training prospects [[Azael ~~"Turbo"~~ Cosio]], [[Alvaro Vergara]] and [[Rafael ~~"El Torito"~~ Concepcion]].		Prior to his obliged retirement forced by a prostate cancer, Pellín was training prospects [[Azael Cosio]], [[Alvaro Vergara]] and [[Rafael Concepcion]].

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Avila, Pedro "Pellin"}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Avila, Pedro "Pellin"}}
	[[Category:Trainers]]		[[Category:Trainers]]
	[[Category:2009 Deaths]]		[[Category:2009 Deaths]]

Slugger at 21:53, 21 January 2009

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