Phil Johnson - Revision history

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	Phil and Harold Johnson became the first father/son combination to not only fight the same fighter, but lose to him as well. Both Phil and Harold suffered knockout defeats at the hands of future [[World Heavyweight Champion]] Jersey Joe Walcott in 1936 and 1950, respectively.		Phil and Harold Johnson became the first father/son combination to not only fight the same fighter, but lose to him as well. Both Phil and Harold suffered knockout defeats at the hands of future [[World Heavyweight Champion]] Jersey Joe Walcott in 1936 and 1950, respectively.

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			[[File:Harold and Phil Johnson U1064448 August 9, 1954.jpg\|left\|325px\|thumb\|Phil Johnson (right) with his son, Harold Johnson, in 1954]]
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	==Career Review==		==Career Review==
			'''Phil Johnson''' was a journeyman fighter whose career spanned three decades. Johnson was a good boxer with a sharp jab and a good punch. He fought one former world champion ([[Jack Delaney]]) and one future world champion ([[Jersey Joe Walcott]]).

	~~'''Phil Johnson''' was a journeyman fighter whose career spanned three decades.~~ His son [[Harold Johnson]] would go on to capture the World ~~Lightheavyweight~~ Championship.		His son, [[Harold Johnson]], would go on to capture the [[Wikipedia:List of light-heavyweight boxing champions\|World Light Heavyweight Championship]] and be inducted into the [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]].

	Phil ~~Johnson was a good boxer with a sharp jab,~~ and ~~a good punch. However,~~ Johnson ~~was over-matched early in his career, and became nothing more then a stepping stone for future champions or contenders.~~		Phil and Harold Johnson became the first father/son combination to not only fight the same fighter, but lose to him as well. Both Phil and Harold suffered knockout defeats at the hands of future [[World Heavyweight Champion]] Jersey Joe Walcott in 1936 and 1950, respectively.

	~~Phil and son Harold~~ became the first father/son combination to not only fight the same fighter, but to lose to him as well. Both Phil and Harold suffered knockout defeats at the hands of future ~~world heavyweight champion~~ [[Jersey Joe Walcott]].

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==Career Review==

'''Phil Johnson''' was a journeyman fighter whose career spanned three decades. His son [[Harold Johnson]] would go on to capture the World Lightheavyweight Championship.

Phil Johnson was a good boxer with a sharp jab, and a good punch. However, Johnson was over-matched early in his career, and became nothing more then a stepping stone for future champions or contenders.

Phil and son Harold became the first father/son combination to not only fight the same fighter, but to lose to him as well. Both Phil and Harold suffered knockout defeats at the hands of future world heavyweight champion [[Jersey Joe Walcott]].

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	Phil Johnson was the father of former NBA Light Heavyweight Champion Harold Johnson		<boxer>013604</boxer>

			'''Phil Johnson''' was the father of former NBA Light Heavyweight Champion [[Harold Johnson]]

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Phil Johnson was the father of former NBA Light Heavyweight Champion Harold Johnson