Philip Kim - Revision history

Matt at 18:34, 9 March 2017

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	'''Manager''': [[Ben Marcus]] (while in mainland US)		'''Manager''': [[Ben Marcus]] (while in mainland US), [[Eisho Toyama]] (in Hawaii)

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	'''Philip Kim''' was a Welterweight contender during the 1950s, he reached his peak in 1952, winning a series of bouts at [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]], where he became a popular draw, due to his exciting style. These victories culminated with a bout with [[Art Aragon]], in which he was stopped in nine rounds, in a sold out fight at [[Olympic Auditorium]]. He declined after the loss to Aragon, but was still able to stop future world champion [[Virgil Akins]] and draw with a young [[Ralph Dupas]], before retiring after a 1956 loss to [[Carlos Ortiz]].		'''Philip Kim''' was a Welterweight contender during the 1950s, he reached his peak in 1952, winning a series of bouts at [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]], where he became a popular draw, due to his exciting style. These victories culminated with a bout with [[Art Aragon]], in which he was stopped in nine rounds, in a sold out fight at [[Olympic Auditorium]]. He declined after the loss to Aragon, but was still able to stop future world champion [[Virgil Akins]] and draw with a young [[Ralph Dupas]], before retiring after a 1956 loss to [[Carlos Ortiz]].

Ric at 17:55, 1 January 2007

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	Philip Kim was a Welterweight contender during the 1950s, he reached his peak in 1952, winning a series of bouts at [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]], where he became a popular draw, due to his exciting style. These victories culminated with a bout with [[Art Aragon]], in which he was stopped in nine rounds, in a sold out fight at [[Olympic Auditorium]]. He declined after the loss to Aragon, but was still able to stop future world champion [[Virgil Akins]] and draw with a young [[Ralph Dupas]], before retiring after a 1956 loss to [[Carlos Ortiz]].		'''Philip Kim''' was a Welterweight contender during the 1950s, he reached his peak in 1952, winning a series of bouts at [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]], where he became a popular draw, due to his exciting style. These victories culminated with a bout with [[Art Aragon]], in which he was stopped in nine rounds, in a sold out fight at [[Olympic Auditorium]]. He declined after the loss to Aragon, but was still able to stop future world champion [[Virgil Akins]] and draw with a young [[Ralph Dupas]], before retiring after a 1956 loss to [[Carlos Ortiz]].
	On October 2 1958 Kim was found shot to death in a downtown parking lot in Los Angeles, Cal., a victim of what the police believed to have been narcotics gang warfare.		On October 2 1958 Kim was found shot to death in a downtown parking lot in Los Angeles, Cal., a victim of what the police believed to have been narcotics gang warfare.

Wouter at 16:00, 19 October 2006

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	Philip Kim was a Welterweight contender during the 1950s, he reached his peak in 1952, winning a series of bouts at [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]], where he became a popular draw, due to his exciting style. These victories culminated with a bout with [[Art Aragon]], in which he was stopped in nine rounds, in a sold out fight at [[Olympic Auditorium]]. He declined after the loss to Aragon, but was still able to stop future world champion [[Virgil Akins]] and draw with a young [[Ralph Dupas]], before retiring after a 1956 loss to [[Carlos Ortiz]].		Philip Kim was a Welterweight contender during the 1950s, he reached his peak in 1952, winning a series of bouts at [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]], where he became a popular draw, due to his exciting style. These victories culminated with a bout with [[Art Aragon]], in which he was stopped in nine rounds, in a sold out fight at [[Olympic Auditorium]]. He declined after the loss to Aragon, but was still able to stop future world champion [[Virgil Akins]] and draw with a young [[Ralph Dupas]], before retiring after a 1956 loss to [[Carlos Ortiz]].
	On October 2 1958 Kim was found shot to death in a downtown parking lot in Los Angeles, Cal., a ~~vitim~~ of what the police believed to have been narcotics gang warfare.		On October 2 1958 Kim was found shot to death in a downtown parking lot in Los Angeles, Cal., a victim of what the police believed to have been narcotics gang warfare.

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Wouter at 16:00, 19 October 2006

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	Philip Kim was a Welterweight contender during the 1950s, he reached his peak in 1952, winning a series of bouts at [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]], where he became a popular draw, due to his exciting style. These victories culminated with a bout with [[Art Aragon]], in which he was stopped in nine rounds, in a sold out fight at [[Olympic Auditorium]]. He declined after the loss to Aragon, but was still able to stop future world champion [[Virgil Akins]] and draw with a young [[Ralph Dupas]], before retiring after a 1956 loss to [[Carlos Ortiz]].		Philip Kim was a Welterweight contender during the 1950s, he reached his peak in 1952, winning a series of bouts at [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]], where he became a popular draw, due to his exciting style. These victories culminated with a bout with [[Art Aragon]], in which he was stopped in nine rounds, in a sold out fight at [[Olympic Auditorium]]. He declined after the loss to Aragon, but was still able to stop future world champion [[Virgil Akins]] and draw with a young [[Ralph Dupas]], before retiring after a 1956 loss to [[Carlos Ortiz]].
	On October 2 1958 Kim was found shot to death in a downtown parking lot in Los Angeles, CA.		On October 2 1958 Kim was found shot to death in a downtown parking lot in Los Angeles, Cal., a vitim of what the police believed to have been narcotics gang warfare.

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Wouter at 15:53, 19 October 2006

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Wouter at 15:52, 19 October 2006

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	'''Manager''': [[Ben Marcus]] (while in mainland US)		'''Manager''': [[Ben Marcus]] (while in mainland US)

	Kim was a Welterweight contender during the 1950s, he reached his peak in 1952, winning a series of bouts at [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]], where he became a popular draw, due to his exciting style. These victories culminated with a bout with [[Art Aragon]], in which he was stopped in nine rounds, in a sold out fight at [[Olympic Auditorium]]. He declined after the loss to Aragon, but was still able to stop future world champion [[Virgil Akins]] and draw with a young [[Ralph Dupas]], before retiring after a 1956 loss to [[Carlos Ortiz]].		Philip Kim was a Welterweight contender during the 1950s, he reached his peak in 1952, winning a series of bouts at [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]], where he became a popular draw, due to his exciting style. These victories culminated with a bout with [[Art Aragon]], in which he was stopped in nine rounds, in a sold out fight at [[Olympic Auditorium]]. He declined after the loss to Aragon, but was still able to stop future world champion [[Virgil Akins]] and draw with a young [[Ralph Dupas]], before retiring after a 1956 loss to [[Carlos Ortiz]].
			On October 2 1958 Kim was found shot to death in a downtown parking lot in Los Angeles, CA.

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Matt at 23:03, 5 June 2006

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	Kim was a Welterweight contender during the 1950s, he reached his peak in 1952, winning a series of bouts at [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]], where he became a popular draw, due to his exciting style. These victories culminated with ~~about~~ with [[Art Aragon]], in which he was stopped in nine rounds in a sold out fight at [[Olympic Auditorium]]. He declined after the loss to Aragon, but was still able to stop future world champion [[Virgil Akins]] and draw with a young [[Ralph Dupas]], before retiring after a 1956 loss to [[Carlos Ortiz]].		Kim was a Welterweight contender during the 1950s, he reached his peak in 1952, winning a series of bouts at [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]], where he became a popular draw, due to his exciting style. These victories culminated with a bout with [[Art Aragon]], in which he was stopped in nine rounds, in a sold out fight at [[Olympic Auditorium]]. He declined after the loss to Aragon, but was still able to stop future world champion [[Virgil Akins]] and draw with a young [[Ralph Dupas]], before retiring after a 1956 loss to [[Carlos Ortiz]].

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Matt at 23:03, 5 June 2006

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<boxer>012656</boxer>
'''Manager''': [[Ben Marcus]] (while in mainland US)

Kim was a Welterweight contender during the 1950s, he reached his peak in 1952, winning a series of bouts at [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]], where he became a popular draw, due to his exciting style. These victories culminated with about with [[Art Aragon]], in which he was stopped in nine rounds in a sold out fight at [[Olympic Auditorium]]. He declined after the loss to Aragon, but was still able to stop future world champion [[Virgil Akins]] and draw with a young [[Ralph Dupas]], before retiring after a 1956 loss to [[Carlos Ortiz]].

Other Notable Wins:
*[[Mario Trigo]]
*[[Johnny Gonsalves]]
*[[Carlos Chavez]] (also lost to Chavez)

[[Category:Korean American Boxers|Kim, Philip]]