Richard Frazier - Revision history

Rockyjones: /* New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions */

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	== '''New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions''' ==		== '''New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions''' ==
	'''Richard Frazier''' (Tricky Ricky) New York City's most talented boxing police officer. He was a cop by day and boxer by night. He won two [[New York Golden Gloves]] Championships. Frazier won both the 1985 165lb Novice Championship and five years later in 1990 Frazier won the 178lb Open Championship. In 1985 Frazier defeated Keith Providence of Gleason's Gym in the finals to win the Championship and in 1990 Frazier defeated future Light heavyweight contender [[Lou Del Valle]] of the Morris Park Boys Club in the finals to win the Championship. ~~Amature~~ record was 124-5		'''Richard Frazier''' (Tricky Ricky) New York City's most talented boxing police officer. He was a cop by day and boxer by night. He won two [[New York Golden Gloves]] Championships. Frazier won both the 1985 165lb Novice Championship and five years later in 1990 Frazier won the 178lb Open Championship. In 1985 Frazier defeated Keith Providence of Gleason's Gym in the finals to win the Championship and in 1990 Frazier defeated future Light heavyweight contender [[Lou Del Valle]] of the Morris Park Boys Club in the finals to win the Championship. His amateur record was 124-5
	As a Pro, he ~~fisrt~~ beat [[Anthony Hembrick]] in Atlantic City then 6 months later scored a 6 round knock out in the rematch at [[Madison Square Garden]].		As a Pro, he first beat [[Anthony Hembrick]] in Atlantic City then 6 months later scored a 6 round knock out in the rematch at [[Madison Square Garden]].world titles against [[Roy Jones Jr.]], and was stopped in the 2nd round at the age of 40.
	~~On Jan 9,1999 he fought for the IBF and WBC 175lb title~~ against [[Roy Jones Jr.]] and was stopped in the 2nd round at the age of 40.

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Wouter at 20:16, 21 September 2016

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Emaster: updated internal link

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updated internal link

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	== '''New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions''' ==		== '''New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions''' ==
	'''Richard Frazier''' (Tricky Ricky) New York City's most talented boxing police officer. He was a cop by day and boxer by night. He won two [[New York Golden Gloves]] Championships. Frazier won both the 1985 165lb Novice Championship and five years later in 1990 Frazier won the 178lb Open Championship. In 1985 Frazier defeated Keith Providence of Gleason's Gym in the finals to win the Championship and in 1990 Frazier defeated future Light heavyweight contender [[Lou Del Valle]] of the Morris Park Boys Club in the finals to win the Championship. Amature record was 124-5		'''Richard Frazier''' (Tricky Ricky) New York City's most talented boxing police officer. He was a cop by day and boxer by night. He won two [[New York Golden Gloves]] Championships. Frazier won both the 1985 165lb Novice Championship and five years later in 1990 Frazier won the 178lb Open Championship. In 1985 Frazier defeated Keith Providence of Gleason's Gym in the finals to win the Championship and in 1990 Frazier defeated future Light heavyweight contender [[Lou Del Valle]] of the Morris Park Boys Club in the finals to win the Championship. Amature record was 124-5
	As a Pro, he fisrt beat [[Anthony Hembrick]] in Atlantic City then 6 months later scored a 6 round knock out in the rematch at [[Madison Square Garden]].		As a Pro, he fisrt beat [[Anthony Hembrick]] in Atlantic City then 6 months later scored a 6 round knock out in the rematch at [[Madison Square Garden]].
	On Jan 9,1999 he fought for the IBF and WBC 175lb title against [[Roy Jones, Jr.]] and was stopped in the 2nd round at the age of 40.		On Jan 9,1999 he fought for the IBF and WBC 175lb title against [[Roy Jones Jr.]] and was stopped in the 2nd round at the age of 40.

	[[Category:New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions\|Frazier,Richard]]		[[Category:New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions\|Frazier,Richard]]

Rowdytimothy at 01:26, 26 March 2008

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	'''Richard Frazier''' (Tricky Ricky) New York City's most talented boxing police officer. He was a cop by day and boxer by night. He won two [[New York Golden Gloves]] Championships. Frazier won both the 1985 165lb Novice Championship and five years later in 1990 Frazier won the 178lb Open Championship. In 1985 Frazier defeated Keith Providence of Gleason's Gym in the finals to win the Championship and in 1990 Frazier defeated future Light heavyweight contender [[Lou Del Valle]] of the Morris Park Boys Club in the finals to win the Championship. Amature record was 124-5		'''Richard Frazier''' (Tricky Ricky) New York City's most talented boxing police officer. He was a cop by day and boxer by night. He won two [[New York Golden Gloves]] Championships. Frazier won both the 1985 165lb Novice Championship and five years later in 1990 Frazier won the 178lb Open Championship. In 1985 Frazier defeated Keith Providence of Gleason's Gym in the finals to win the Championship and in 1990 Frazier defeated future Light heavyweight contender [[Lou Del Valle]] of the Morris Park Boys Club in the finals to win the Championship. Amature record was 124-5
	As a Pro, he fisrt beat [[Anthony Hembrick]] in Atlantic City then 6 months later scored a 6 round knock out in the rematch at [[Madison Square Garden]].		As a Pro, he fisrt beat [[Anthony Hembrick]] in Atlantic City then 6 months later scored a 6 round knock out in the rematch at [[Madison Square Garden]].
	On Jan 9,1999 he fought for the IBF and WBC 175lb title against [[Roy Jones Jr]] and was stopped in the 2nd round at the age of 40.		On Jan 9,1999 he fought for the IBF and WBC 175lb title against [[Roy Jones, Jr.]] and was stopped in the 2nd round at the age of 40.

	[[Category:New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions\|Frazier,Richard]]		[[Category:New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions\|Frazier,Richard]]

Slugger at 09:50, 30 January 2008

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	== '''New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions''' ==		== '''New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions''' ==
	'''Richard Frazier''' (Tricky Ricky) New York City's most talented boxing police officer. He was a cop by day and boxer by night. He won two [[New York Golden Gloves]] Championships. Frazier won both the 1985 165lb Novice Championship and five years later in 1990 Frazier won the 178lb Open Championship. In 1985 Frazier defeated Keith Providence of Gleason's Gym in the finals to win the Championship and in 1990 Frazier defeated future Light heavyweight contender [[Lou Del Valle]] of the Morris Park Boys Club in the finals to win the Championship. Amature record was 124-5		'''Richard Frazier''' (Tricky Ricky) New York City's most talented boxing police officer. He was a cop by day and boxer by night. He won two [[New York Golden Gloves]] Championships. Frazier won both the 1985 165lb Novice Championship and five years later in 1990 Frazier won the 178lb Open Championship. In 1985 Frazier defeated Keith Providence of Gleason's Gym in the finals to win the Championship and in 1990 Frazier defeated future Light heavyweight contender [[Lou Del Valle]] of the Morris Park Boys Club in the finals to win the Championship. Amature record was 124-5

Slugger at 09:49, 30 January 2008

2008-01-30T09:49:41Z

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	== '''New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions''' ==		== '''New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions''' ==
	'''Richard Frazier''' (Tricky Ricky) New York City's most talented boxing police officer. He was a cop by day and boxer by night. He won two New York Golden Gloves Championships. Frazier won both the 1985 165lb Novice Championship and five years later in 1990 Frazier won the 178lb Open Championship. In 1985 Frazier defeated Keith Providence of Gleason's Gym in the finals to win the Championship and in 1990 Frazier defeated future Light heavyweight contender ~~Louis~~ Del Valle of the Morris Park Boys Club in the finals to win the Championship. Amature record was 124-5		'''Richard Frazier''' (Tricky Ricky) New York City's most talented boxing police officer. He was a cop by day and boxer by night. He won two [[New York Golden Gloves]] Championships. Frazier won both the 1985 165lb Novice Championship and five years later in 1990 Frazier won the 178lb Open Championship. In 1985 Frazier defeated Keith Providence of Gleason's Gym in the finals to win the Championship and in 1990 Frazier defeated future Light heavyweight contender [[Lou Del Valle]] of the Morris Park Boys Club in the finals to win the Championship. Amature record was 124-5
	As a Pro, he fisrt beat Anthony ~~Hembricks~~ in Atlantic City then 6 months later scored a 6 round knock out in the rematch at Madison Square Garden.		As a Pro, he fisrt beat [[Anthony Hembrick]] in Atlantic City then 6 months later scored a 6 round knock out in the rematch at [[Madison Square Garden]].
	On Jan 9,1999 he fought for the IBF and WBC 175lb title against Roy Jones JR and was stopped in the 2nd round at the age of 40		On Jan 9,1999 he fought for the IBF and WBC 175lb title against [[Roy Jones Jr]] and was stopped in the 2nd round at the age of 40.

	[[Category:New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions\|Frazier,Richard]]		[[Category:New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions\|Frazier,Richard]]

Rowdytimothy at 01:16, 11 January 2008

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	~~[[file:Example.jpg]]~~== '''New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions''' ==		== '''New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions''' ==
	'''Richard Frazier''' (Tricky Ricky) New York City's most talented boxing police officer. He was a cop by day and boxer by night. He won two New York Golden Gloves Championships. Frazier won both the 1985 165lb Novice Championship and five years later in 1990 Frazier won the 178lb Open Championship. In 1985 Frazier defeated Keith Providence of Gleason's Gym in the finals to win the Championship and in 1990 Frazier defeated future Light heavyweight contender Louis Del Valle of the Morris Park Boys Club in the finals to win the Championship. Amature record was 124-5		'''Richard Frazier''' (Tricky Ricky) New York City's most talented boxing police officer. He was a cop by day and boxer by night. He won two New York Golden Gloves Championships. Frazier won both the 1985 165lb Novice Championship and five years later in 1990 Frazier won the 178lb Open Championship. In 1985 Frazier defeated Keith Providence of Gleason's Gym in the finals to win the Championship and in 1990 Frazier defeated future Light heavyweight contender Louis Del Valle of the Morris Park Boys Club in the finals to win the Championship. Amature record was 124-5
	As a Pro, he fisrt beat Anthony Hembricks in Atlantic City then 6 months later scored a 6 round knock out in the rematch at Madison Square Garden.		As a Pro, he fisrt beat Anthony Hembricks in Atlantic City then 6 months later scored a 6 round knock out in the rematch at Madison Square Garden.

Trickster729: /* '''New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions''' */

2008-01-06T16:53:01Z

'''New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions'''

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	== '''New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions''' ==		[[file:Example.jpg]]== '''New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions''' ==
	'''Richard Frazier''' (Tricky Ricky) New York City's most talented boxing police officer. He was a cop by day and boxer by night. He won two New York Golden Gloves Championships. Frazier won both the 1985 165lb Novice Championship and five years later in 1990 Frazier won the 178lb Open Championship. In 1985 Frazier defeated Keith Providence of Gleason's Gym in the finals to win the Championship and in 1990 Frazier defeated future Light heavyweight contender Louis Del Valle of the Morris Park Boys Club in the finals to win the Championship. Amature record was 124-5		'''Richard Frazier''' (Tricky Ricky) New York City's most talented boxing police officer. He was a cop by day and boxer by night. He won two New York Golden Gloves Championships. Frazier won both the 1985 165lb Novice Championship and five years later in 1990 Frazier won the 178lb Open Championship. In 1985 Frazier defeated Keith Providence of Gleason's Gym in the finals to win the Championship and in 1990 Frazier defeated future Light heavyweight contender Louis Del Valle of the Morris Park Boys Club in the finals to win the Championship. Amature record was 124-5
	As a Pro, he fisrt beat Anthony Hembricks in Atlantic City then 6 months later scored a 6 round knock out in the rematch at Madison Square Garden.		As a Pro, he fisrt beat Anthony Hembricks in Atlantic City then 6 months later scored a 6 round knock out in the rematch at Madison Square Garden.

Trickster729: /* '''New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions''' */

2008-01-06T16:50:13Z

'''New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions'''

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	== '''New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions''' ==		== '''New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions''' ==
	'''Richard Frazier''' won two New York Golden Gloves Championships. Frazier won both the 1985 165lb Novice Championship and five years later in 1990 Frazier won the 178lb Open Championship. In 1985 Frazier defeated Keith Providence of Gleason's Gym in the finals to win the Championship and in 1990 Frazier defeated future Light heavyweight contender Louis Del Valle of the Morris Park Boys Club in the finals to win the Championship.		'''Richard Frazier''' (Tricky Ricky) New York City's most talented boxing police officer. He was a cop by day and boxer by night. He won two New York Golden Gloves Championships. Frazier won both the 1985 165lb Novice Championship and five years later in 1990 Frazier won the 178lb Open Championship. In 1985 Frazier defeated Keith Providence of Gleason's Gym in the finals to win the Championship and in 1990 Frazier defeated future Light heavyweight contender Louis Del Valle of the Morris Park Boys Club in the finals to win the Championship. Amature record was 124-5
			As a Pro, he fisrt beat Anthony Hembricks in Atlantic City then 6 months later scored a 6 round knock out in the rematch at Madison Square Garden.
			On Jan 9,1999 he fought for the IBF and WBC 175lb title against Roy Jones JR and was stopped in the 2nd round at the age of 40

	[[Category:New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions\|Frazier,Richard]]		[[Category:New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions\|Frazier,Richard]]

Bert: Human:4550 moved to Richard Frazier

2007-10-31T18:02:06Z

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