Pedro Lovell - Revision history

John at 12:36, 11 April 2018

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	<boxer>015808</boxer>		<boxer>015808</boxer>
	'''Manager''': [[Willie Ketchum]]		*'''Manager''': [[Willie Ketchum]]

	* [[:Category:Pedro Lovell Gallery\|Pedro Lovell Gallery]]		* [[:Category:Pedro Lovell Gallery\|Pedro Lovell Gallery]]

Cob1971 at 04:40, 12 October 2016

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	A few months later, the pair were rematched, and Lovell broke Krueger's nose on the way to scoring 3 knockdowns and a first round victory. Lovell went on to destroy former heavyweight contender [[Billy Daniels]] in one round.		A few months later, the pair were rematched, and Lovell broke Krueger's nose on the way to scoring 3 knockdowns and a first round victory. Lovell went on to destroy former heavyweight contender [[Billy Daniels]] in one round.

	Lovell was on the road to a title fight. He played the part of one of Rocky's opponents, Spider Rico, in the movie [[Rocky (Film)]] (1976). He appeared in the ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'' Magazine and on television. He took his impressive record of knockouts into a nationally televised fight with [[Ken Norton]]. However, Norton easily took apart Lovell; knocking him out. A short time later, Lovell ~~dropped~~ a decision to ~~unbeaten~~ [[~~Leroy Jones~~]] and ~~he announced his retirement~~.		Lovell was on the road to a title fight. He played the part of one of Rocky's opponents, Spider Rico, in the movie [[Rocky (Film)]] (1976). He appeared in the ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'' Magazine and on television. He took his impressive record of knockouts into a nationally televised fight with [[Ken Norton]]. However, Norton easily took apart Lovell; knocking him out. A short time later, Lovell fought to a draw with undefeated [[Leroy Jones]], who would later fight [[Larry Holmes]] for the WBC heavyweight championship of the world. He then lost a 10-round decision to future WBA heavyweight world champion [[Mike Weaver]], and then retired.


	Some 30 years after the first [[Rocky (Film)]], Lovell reprised his role as Spider Rico (this time as Rocky's spiritual advisor) for the film [[Rocky Balboa]] in 2006.		Some 30 years after the first [[Rocky (Film)]], Lovell reprised his role as Spider Rico (this time as Rocky's spiritual advisor) for the film [[Rocky Balboa]] in 2006.

	[[Category:Actors\|Lovell, Pedro]]		[[Category:Actors\|Lovell, Pedro]]

Journeymen at 07:58, 10 July 2012

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	<boxer>015808</boxer>		<boxer>015808</boxer>
	'''Manager''': [[Willie Ketchum]]		'''Manager''': [[Willie Ketchum]]

	[[:Category:Pedro Lovell Gallery\|Pedro Lovell Gallery]]		* [[:Category:Pedro Lovell Gallery\|Pedro Lovell Gallery]]

	==Career Review==		==Career Review==

Boxing scholar: /* Career Review */ Rocky film

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Career Review: Rocky film

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	Lovell was on the road to a title fight. He played the part of one of Rocky's opponents, Spider Rico, in the movie [[Rocky (Film)]] (1976). He appeared in the ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'' Magazine and on television. He took his impressive record of knockouts into a nationally televised fight with [[Ken Norton]]. However, Norton easily took apart Lovell; knocking him out. A short time later, Lovell dropped a decision to unbeaten [[Leroy Jones]] and he announced his retirement.		Lovell was on the road to a title fight. He played the part of one of Rocky's opponents, Spider Rico, in the movie [[Rocky (Film)]] (1976). He appeared in the ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'' Magazine and on television. He took his impressive record of knockouts into a nationally televised fight with [[Ken Norton]]. However, Norton easily took apart Lovell; knocking him out. A short time later, Lovell dropped a decision to unbeaten [[Leroy Jones]] and he announced his retirement.

	Some 30 years after the first [[Rocky]] ~~film~~, Lovell reprised his role as Spider Rico (this time as Rocky's spiritual advisor) for the film [[Rocky Balboa]] in 2006.		Some 30 years after the first [[Rocky (Film)]], Lovell reprised his role as Spider Rico (this time as Rocky's spiritual advisor) for the film [[Rocky Balboa]] in 2006.

	[[Category:Actors\|Lovell, Pedro]]		[[Category:Actors\|Lovell, Pedro]]

Boxing scholar: /* Career Review */ Rocky Balboa movie

2011-03-13T03:42:52Z

Career Review: Rocky Balboa movie

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	A few months later, the pair were rematched, and Lovell broke Krueger's nose on the way to scoring 3 knockdowns and a first round victory. Lovell went on to destroy former heavyweight contender [[Billy Daniels]] in one round.		A few months later, the pair were rematched, and Lovell broke Krueger's nose on the way to scoring 3 knockdowns and a first round victory. Lovell went on to destroy former heavyweight contender [[Billy Daniels]] in one round.

	Lovell was on the road to a title fight. He played the part of Spider Rico in the movie [[Rocky (Film)]] (1976). He appeared in the ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'' Magazine and on television. He took his impressive record of knockouts into a nationally televised fight with [[Ken Norton]]. However, Norton easily took apart Lovell; knocking him out. A short time later, Lovell dropped a decision to unbeaten [[Leroy Jones]] and he announced his retirement.		Lovell was on the road to a title fight. He played the part of one of Rocky's opponents, Spider Rico, in the movie [[Rocky (Film)]] (1976). He appeared in the ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'' Magazine and on television. He took his impressive record of knockouts into a nationally televised fight with [[Ken Norton]]. However, Norton easily took apart Lovell; knocking him out. A short time later, Lovell dropped a decision to unbeaten [[Leroy Jones]] and he announced his retirement.

	Some 30 years after the first [[Rocky]] film, Lovell reprised his role as Spider Rico for the film [[Rocky Balboa]] in 2006.		Some 30 years after the first [[Rocky]] film, Lovell reprised his role as Spider Rico (this time as Rocky's spiritual advisor) for the film [[Rocky Balboa]] in 2006.

	[[Category:Actors\|Lovell, Pedro]]		[[Category:Actors\|Lovell, Pedro]]

Boxing scholar at 03:35, 13 March 2011

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	'''Manager''': [[Willie Ketchum]]		'''Manager''': [[Willie Ketchum]]

			[[:Category:Pedro Lovell Gallery\|Pedro Lovell Gallery]]

	==Career Review==		==Career Review==

Boxing scholar: /* Career Review */ Spelling/Grammer edits

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Career Review: Spelling/Grammer edits

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	While his brother Alberto, Jr. was fighting in Argentina, and knocking out the likes of [[Jose Manuel Ibar Urtain]], Pedro racked up a string of 9-straight knockouts. However, Pedro's career was hampered by physical injuries and prostate problems.		While his brother Alberto, Jr. was fighting in Argentina, and knocking out the likes of [[Jose Manuel Ibar Urtain]], Pedro racked up a string of 9-straight knockouts. However, Pedro's career was hampered by physical injuries and prostate problems.

	In 1973, Lovell was ~~stunning~~ upset by Texas knockout king [[Terry Krueger]]. Lovell had been winning the fight. He bloodied Krueger's nose and ~~seemeed~~ headed for an easy stoppage. However, Krueger let go with a wild left hook, and Pedro Lovell's undefeated ~~streaked~~ ended, and he was knocked out for over 3 minutes.		In 1973, Lovell was upset by Texas knockout king [[Terry Krueger]]. Lovell had been winning the fight. He bloodied Krueger's nose and seemed headed for an easy stoppage. However, Krueger let go with a wild left hook, and Pedro Lovell's undefeated streak ended, and he was knocked out for over 3 minutes.

	A few months later, the pair were rematched, and Lovell broke Krueger's nose on the way to scoring 3 knockdowns and a first round victory. Lovell went on to destroy former heavyweight contender [[Billy Daniels]] in one round.		A few months later, the pair were rematched, and Lovell broke Krueger's nose on the way to scoring 3 knockdowns and a first round victory. Lovell went on to destroy former heavyweight contender [[Billy Daniels]] in one round.

Wouter at 11:44, 17 July 2009

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	Some 30 years after the first [[Rocky]] film, Lovell reprised his role as Spider Rico for the film [[Rocky Balboa]] in 2006.		Some 30 years after the first [[Rocky]] film, Lovell reprised his role as Spider Rico for the film [[Rocky Balboa]] in 2006.

	[[Category:Actors ~~Who Were Boxers~~\|Lovell, Pedro]]		[[Category:Actors\|Lovell, Pedro]]

Acunaboy at 03:08, 26 April 2009

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	Some 30 years after the first [[Rocky]] film, Lovell reprised his role as Spider Rico for the film [[Rocky Balboa]] in 2006.		Some 30 years after the first [[Rocky]] film, Lovell reprised his role as Spider Rico for the film [[Rocky Balboa]] in 2006.

			[[Category:Actors Who Were Boxers\|Lovell, Pedro]]

Rowdytimothy at 02:18, 1 December 2007

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	A few months later, the pair were rematched, and Lovell broke Krueger's nose on the way to scoring 3 knockdowns and a first round victory. Lovell went on to destroy former heavyweight contender [[Billy Daniels]] in one round.		A few months later, the pair were rematched, and Lovell broke Krueger's nose on the way to scoring 3 knockdowns and a first round victory. Lovell went on to destroy former heavyweight contender [[Billy Daniels]] in one round.

	Lovell was on the road to a title fight. He played the part of Spider Rico in the movie [[Rocky (Film)]] (1976). He appeared in the [[Ring Magazine]] and on television. He took his impressive record of knockouts into a nationally televised fight with [[Ken Norton]]. However, Norton easily took apart Lovell; knocking him out. A short time later, Lovell dropped a decision to unbeaten [[Leroy Jones]] and he announced his retirement.		Lovell was on the road to a title fight. He played the part of Spider Rico in the movie [[Rocky (Film)]] (1976). He appeared in the ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'' Magazine and on television. He took his impressive record of knockouts into a nationally televised fight with [[Ken Norton]]. However, Norton easily took apart Lovell; knocking him out. A short time later, Lovell dropped a decision to unbeaten [[Leroy Jones]] and he announced his retirement.

	Some 30 years after the first [[Rocky]] film, Lovell reprised his role as Spider Rico for the film [[Rocky Balboa]] in 2006.		Some 30 years after the first [[Rocky]] film, Lovell reprised his role as Spider Rico for the film [[Rocky Balboa]] in 2006.