Ray Schlamp - Revision history

Solar95 at 16:35, 23 May 2024

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	Ten of Schlamp's opponents were making their professional debut!		Ten of Schlamp's opponents were making their professional debut!

	~~[[Category:Undefeated Boxers\|Schlamp, Ray]]~~

Davidepstein: /* Career Review */

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

	Ray "Sonny" Schlamp was a highly touted prospect in the early 1960s. He was also known as [[Ray "Dutch" Schlamp]]. He turned professional at 16 and his career ~~end~~ mysteriously at age 21. Schlamp was noted for his knockout punch, but his less then impressive competition.		Ray "Sonny" Schlamp was a highly touted prospect in the early 1960s. He was also known as [[Ray "Dutch" Schlamp]]. He turned professional at 16 and his career ended mysteriously at age 21. Schlamp was noted for his knockout punch, but his less then impressive competition.

	In his first year as a professional, Schlamp was featured in the July 1960 [[Ring Magazine]] in an article about promising prospects entitled, "They Hope For Success."		In his first year as a professional, Schlamp was featured in the July 1960 [[Ring Magazine]] in an article about promising prospects entitled, "They Hope For Success."

Michael at 06:57, 27 July 2017

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	Schlamp was 17-0-0, 17 knockouts as a professional (boxrec lists him as 15-0-0, 15 knockouts) when, for unknown reasons, he stopped fighting. Schlamp retired with a combined fight record of 33-0-0, 33 knockouts.		Schlamp was 17-0-0, 17 knockouts as a professional (boxrec lists him as 15-0-0, 15 knockouts) when, for unknown reasons, he stopped fighting. Schlamp retired with a combined fight record of 33-0-0, 33 knockouts.

			Total record of opposition at time of meeting, '''3 - 7 - 2'''

			Ten of Schlamp's opponents were making their professional debut!

	[[Category:Undefeated Boxers\|Schlamp, Ray]]		[[Category:Undefeated Boxers\|Schlamp, Ray]]

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Davidepstein at 21:20, 19 September 2016

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	Schlamp was 17-0-0, 17 knockouts as a professional (boxrec lists him as 15-0-0, 15 knockouts) when, for unknown reasons, he stopped fighting. Schlamp retired with a combined fight record of 33-0-0, 33 knockouts.		Schlamp was 17-0-0, 17 knockouts as a professional (boxrec lists him as 15-0-0, 15 knockouts) when, for unknown reasons, he stopped fighting. Schlamp retired with a combined fight record of 33-0-0, 33 knockouts.

			[[Category:Undefeated Boxers\|Schlamp, Ray]]

Davidepstein: /* Career Review */

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

	Ray "Sonny" Schlamp was a highly touted prospect in the early 1960s. He was also known as [[Ray "Dutch" Schlamp]]. He turned professional at 16 and ~~was finished by~~ 21. Schlamp was noted for his knockout punch, but his less then impressive competition.		Ray "Sonny" Schlamp was a highly touted prospect in the early 1960s. He was also known as [[Ray "Dutch" Schlamp]]. He turned professional at 16 and his career end mysteriously at age 21. Schlamp was noted for his knockout punch, but his less then impressive competition.

	~~Former~~ heavyweight champion [[Jack Dempsey]] ~~was~~ interested in Schlamp's career.		In his first year as a professional, Schlamp was featured in the July 1960 [[Ring Magazine]] in an article about promising prospects entitled, "They Hope For Success."

			In 1962, former heavyweight champion [[Jack Dempsey]] became interested in Schlamp's boxing career.

	Schlamp never lost a fight as a professional or an amateur. As an amateur lightweight, he won the Metropolitan AAU Lightweight Championship in New York in 1959. Schlamp was undefeated as an amateur boxer with a record of 16-0-0, 16 knockouts.		Schlamp never lost a fight as a professional or an amateur. As an amateur lightweight, he won the Metropolitan AAU Lightweight Championship in New York in 1959. Schlamp was undefeated as an amateur boxer with a record of 16-0-0, 16 knockouts.

Davidepstein at 04:54, 21 February 2013

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Davidepstein: /* Career Review */

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	Schlamp fought in the Miami-Dade County, Florida area, but his ''boxrec'' record fails to list these fights. Schlamp fought on a [[Dick Lee]] promotion at the Little River Auditorium on at least one card.		Schlamp fought in the Miami-Dade County, Florida area, but his ''boxrec'' record fails to list these fights. Schlamp fought on a [[Dick Lee]] promotion at the Little River Auditorium on at least one card.

	Schlamp was 17-0-0, 17 knockouts as a professional (boxrec lists him as 15-0-0, 15 knockouts) when, for unknown reasons, he stopped fighting.		Schlamp was 17-0-0, 17 knockouts as a professional (boxrec lists him as 15-0-0, 15 knockouts) when, for unknown reasons, he stopped fighting. Schlamp retired with a combined fight record of 33-0-0, 33 knockouts.

Davidepstein: /* Career Review */

2013-02-21T04:49:01Z

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

	Ray "Sonny" Schlamp was a highly touted prospect in the early 1960s. He was also known as [[Ray "Dutch" Schlamp]]. He turned ~~pro~~ at 16 and was finished by 21. Schlamp was noted for his knockout punch, but his less then impressive competition.		Ray "Sonny" Schlamp was a highly touted prospect in the early 1960s. He was also known as [[Ray "Dutch" Schlamp]]. He turned professional at 16 and was finished by 21. Schlamp was noted for his knockout punch, but his less then impressive competition.

	~~Schlamp fought in the Miami area, but his ''boxrec'' record fails to list these fights. Schlamp fought on a~~ [[~~Dick Lee~~]] ~~promotion at the Little River Auditorium on at least one card~~.		Former heavyweight champion [[Jack Dempsey]] was interested in Schlamp's career.

	Schlamp was ~~reportedly~~ 16-0, 16 knockouts, when, for unknown reasons, he stopped fighting.		Schlamp never lost a fight as a professional or an amateur. As an amateur lightweight, he won the Metropolitan AAU Lightweight Championship in New York in 1959. Schlamp was undefeated as an amateur boxer with a record of 16-0-0, 16 knockouts.

			Schlamp fought in the Miami-Dade County, Florida area, but his ''boxrec'' record fails to list these fights. Schlamp fought on a [[Dick Lee]] promotion at the Little River Auditorium on at least one card.

			Schlamp was 17-0-0, 17 knockouts as a professional (boxrec lists him as 15-0-0, 15 knockouts) when, for unknown reasons, he stopped fighting.

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==Career Review==

Ray "Sonny" Schlamp was a highly touted prospect in the early 1960s. He was also known as [[Ray "Dutch" Schlamp]]. He turned pro at 16 and was finished by 21. Schlamp was noted for his knockout punch, but his less then impressive competition.

Schlamp fought in the Miami area, but his ''boxrec'' record fails to list these fights. Schlamp fought on a [[Dick Lee]] promotion at the Little River Auditorium on at least one card.

Schlamp was reportedly 16-0, 16 knockouts, when, for unknown reasons, he stopped fighting.