Ring Record Book - Revision history

Ric: linked to scanned 1981 edition

2021-01-23T23:27:09Z

linked to scanned 1981 edition

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	*It has been suggested that, although these books "borrowed" heavily from the [[Everlast Boxing Record]] and [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books]], they are replete with errors.		*It has been suggested that, although these books "borrowed" heavily from the [[Everlast Boxing Record]] and [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books]], they are replete with errors.
	*Trivia: For the 1949 edition, Fleischer refused to use the term "technical knockout." Thus, there were no TKOs recorded in that book. In the foreward, he explained: "In these records, when a fighter has been stopped, whether by tossing in the sponge, through action of the referee, because of injuries, or for any other cause other than fouling, the editor placed K. O. to the credit of the victor. Under the rules of boxing, when a boxer is halted he loses by a knockout. There is no such thing as a 'technical' knockout."		*Trivia: For the 1949 edition, Fleischer refused to use the term "technical knockout." Thus, there were no TKOs recorded in that book. In the foreward, he explained: "In these records, when a fighter has been stopped, whether by tossing in the sponge, through action of the referee, because of injuries, or for any other cause other than fouling, the editor placed K. O. to the credit of the victor. Under the rules of boxing, when a boxer is halted he loses by a knockout. There is no such thing as a 'technical' knockout."
			*Sample: 1981 Edition scanned: [https://openlibrary.org/books/OL26285507M/The_ring_1981_record_book_and_boxing_encyclopedia]
	*See also, [[Ring Magazine Scandal]]		*See also, [[Ring Magazine Scandal]]
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John: Reverted edits by Willgetu (talk) to last revision by Ric

2012-01-22T00:26:52Z

Reverted edits by Willgetu (talk) to last revision by Ric

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	[[file:RingRecordBook.1941.jpg\|right\|350px\|1941 Edition]]		[[file:RingRecordBook.1941.jpg\|right\|350px\|1941 Edition]]
	*First published in 1942 by [[Nat Fleischer]], Editor of the [[The Ring Magazine]], and originally titled [[The Ring All-Time Record Book]] (or the "All-Time ''Ring'' Record Book), these books purportedly ~~http://mywikibiz.com/User:Boxstuf/Bob_Baker_Vs_Rocky_Marciano_2.3.56 http://mywikibiz.com/User:Boxstuf/Why_Never_To_Trust,_Donate_Money_to_Boxrec_aka_Boxpedoia 100% TRUE GOODIES!!!LOLS!!!~~recorded the most-recent bouts (as of the year-before) of the most well-known boxers of the day.		*First published in 1942 by [[Nat Fleischer]], Editor of the [[The Ring Magazine]], and originally titled [[The Ring All-Time Record Book]] (or the "All-Time ''Ring'' Record Book), these books purportedly recorded the most-recent bouts (as of the year-before) of the most well-known boxers of the day.
	*Published annually, with the exception of 1986. It was discontinued after the combined 1986-87 edition.		*Published annually, with the exception of 1986. It was discontinued after the combined 1986-87 edition.
	*It has been suggested that, although these books "borrowed" heavily from the [[Everlast Boxing Record]] and [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books]], they are replete with errors.		*It has been suggested that, although these books "borrowed" heavily from the [[Everlast Boxing Record]] and [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books]], they are replete with errors.

Willgetu: http://mywikibiz.com/User:Boxstuf/Bob_Baker_Vs_Rocky_Marciano_2.3.56 http://mywikibiz.com/User:Boxstuf/Why_Never_To_Trust,_Donate_Money_to_Boxrec_aka_Boxpedoia 100% TRUE GOODIES!!!LOLS!!!

2012-01-21T21:16:30Z

http://mywikibiz.com/User:Boxstuf/Bob_Baker_Vs_Rocky_Marciano_2.3.56 http://mywikibiz.com/User:Boxstuf/Why_Never_To_Trust,_Donate_Money_to_Boxrec_aka_Boxpedoia 100% TRUE GOODIES!!!LOLS!!!

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	[[file:RingRecordBook.1941.jpg\|right\|350px\|1941 Edition]]		[[file:RingRecordBook.1941.jpg\|right\|350px\|1941 Edition]]
	*First published in 1942 by [[Nat Fleischer]], Editor of the [[The Ring Magazine]], and originally titled [[The Ring All-Time Record Book]] (or the "All-Time ''Ring'' Record Book), these books purportedly recorded the most-recent bouts (as of the year-before) of the most well-known boxers of the day.		*First published in 1942 by [[Nat Fleischer]], Editor of the [[The Ring Magazine]], and originally titled [[The Ring All-Time Record Book]] (or the "All-Time ''Ring'' Record Book), these books purportedly http://mywikibiz.com/User:Boxstuf/Bob_Baker_Vs_Rocky_Marciano_2.3.56 http://mywikibiz.com/User:Boxstuf/Why_Never_To_Trust,_Donate_Money_to_Boxrec_aka_Boxpedoia 100% TRUE GOODIES!!!LOLS!!!recorded the most-recent bouts (as of the year-before) of the most well-known boxers of the day.
	*Published annually, with the exception of 1986. It was discontinued after the combined 1986-87 edition.		*Published annually, with the exception of 1986. It was discontinued after the combined 1986-87 edition.
	*It has been suggested that, although these books "borrowed" heavily from the [[Everlast Boxing Record]] and [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books]], they are replete with errors.		*It has been suggested that, although these books "borrowed" heavily from the [[Everlast Boxing Record]] and [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books]], they are replete with errors.

Ric: All-Time Record Book = original title

2007-05-29T02:05:19Z

All-Time Record Book = original title

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	[[file:RingRecordBook.1941.jpg\|right\|350px\|1941 Edition]]		[[file:RingRecordBook.1941.jpg\|right\|350px\|1941 Edition]]
	*First published in 1942 by [[Nat Fleischer]], Editor of the [[The Ring Magazine]], these books purportedly recorded the most-recent bouts (as of the year-before) of the most well-known boxers of the day.		*First published in 1942 by [[Nat Fleischer]], Editor of the [[The Ring Magazine]], and originally titled [[The Ring All-Time Record Book]] (or the "All-Time ''Ring'' Record Book), these books purportedly recorded the most-recent bouts (as of the year-before) of the most well-known boxers of the day.
	*Published annually, with the exception of 1986. It was discontinued after the combined 1986-87 edition.		*Published annually, with the exception of 1986. It was discontinued after the combined 1986-87 edition.
	*It has been suggested that, although these books "borrowed" heavily from the [[Everlast Boxing Record]] and [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books]], they are replete with errors.		*It has been suggested that, although these books "borrowed" heavily from the [[Everlast Boxing Record]] and [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books]], they are replete with errors.

Red: addition of the one and only Final edition of Ring Record Book 86-87

2007-05-03T03:21:34Z

addition of the one and only Final edition of Ring Record Book 86-87

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	[[file:RRB1979.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1979]]		[[file:RRB1979.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1979]]
	[[file:RRB1981.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1981]]		[[file:RRB1981.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1981]]
			[[file:Ring Final Edition 86-87.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1986-87]]

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Ric: deleted unnecessary (orphaned) image

2006-05-20T17:17:06Z

deleted unnecessary (orphaned) image

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	[[file:RRB1979.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1979]]		[[file:RRB1979.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1979]]
	[[file:RRB1981.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1981]]		[[file:RRB1981.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1981]]
	~~[[file:RRB19861987.jpg\|160px\|Ring Record Book 1986/7]]~~


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Ric: expanded on original purpose of these books; please contribute more

2006-03-05T02:44:15Z

expanded on original purpose of these books; please contribute more

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	[[file:RingRecordBook.1941.jpg\|right\|350px\|1941 Edition]]		[[file:RingRecordBook.1941.jpg\|right\|350px\|1941 Edition]]
	*First published in 1942 by [[Nat Fleischer]], ~~original~~ Editor of the [[The Ring Magazine]].		*First published in 1942 by [[Nat Fleischer]], Editor of the [[The Ring Magazine]], these books purportedly recorded the most-recent bouts (as of the year-before) of the most well-known boxers of the day.
	*Published annually, with the exception of 1986~~; it~~ was discontinued after the combined 1986-87 edition.		*Published annually, with the exception of 1986. It was discontinued after the combined 1986-87 edition.
	*It has been suggested that, although these books "borrowed" heavily from the [[Everlast Boxing Record]] and [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books]], they are replete with errors.		*It has been suggested that, although these books "borrowed" heavily from the [[Everlast Boxing Record]] and [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books]], they are replete with errors.
	*Trivia: For the 1949 edition, Fleischer refused to use the term "technical knockout." Thus, there were no TKOs recorded in that book. In the foreward, he explained: "In these records, when a fighter has been stopped, whether by tossing in the sponge, through action of the referee, because of injuries, or for any other cause other than fouling, the editor placed K. O. to the credit of the victor. Under the rules of boxing, when a boxer is halted he loses by a knockout. There is no such thing as a 'technical' knockout."		*Trivia: For the 1949 edition, Fleischer refused to use the term "technical knockout." Thus, there were no TKOs recorded in that book. In the foreward, he explained: "In these records, when a fighter has been stopped, whether by tossing in the sponge, through action of the referee, because of injuries, or for any other cause other than fouling, the editor placed K. O. to the credit of the victor. Under the rules of boxing, when a boxer is halted he loses by a knockout. There is no such thing as a 'technical' knockout."

Ric: included link to Scandal page; slight format tweak

2006-02-10T17:17:35Z

included link to Scandal page; slight format tweak

Ric: tweaked Nat's credentials

2006-02-06T03:11:23Z

tweaked Nat's credentials

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	*First published in 1942 by [[~~The Ring Magazine~~]] by original ~~editor~~ [[~~Nat Fleischer~~]].		*First published in 1942 by [[Nat Fleischer]], original Editor of the [[The Ring Magazine]].
	*Published annually, with the exception of 1986, it was discontinued after the combined 1986-87 edition.		*Published annually, with the exception of 1986; it was discontinued after the combined 1986-87 edition.
	*It has been suggested that, although these books "borrowed" heavily from the [[Everlast Boxing Record]] and [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books]], they are replete with errors.		*It has been suggested that, although these books "borrowed" heavily from the [[Everlast Boxing Record]] and [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books]], they are replete with errors.
	*Trivia: For the 1949 edition, Fleischer refused to use the term "technical knockout." Thus, there were no TKOs recorded in that book. In the foreward, he explained: "In these records, when a fighter has been stopped, whether by tossing in the sponge, through action of the referee, because of injuries, or for any other cause other than fouling, the editor placed K. O. to the credit of the victor. Under the rules of boxing, when a boxer is halted he loses by a knockout. There is no such thing as a 'technical' knockout."		*Trivia: For the 1949 edition, Fleischer refused to use the term "technical knockout." Thus, there were no TKOs recorded in that book. In the foreward, he explained: "In these records, when a fighter has been stopped, whether by tossing in the sponge, through action of the referee, because of injuries, or for any other cause other than fouling, the editor placed K. O. to the credit of the victor. Under the rules of boxing, when a boxer is halted he loses by a knockout. There is no such thing as a 'technical' knockout."
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	[[file:RRB1968.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1968]]		[[file:RRB1968.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1968]]
	[[file:RRB1969.jpg\|145px\|Ring Record Book 1969]]		[[file:RRB1969.jpg\|145px\|Ring Record Book 1969]]

	[[file:RRB1970.jpg\|145px\|Ring Record Book 1970]]		[[file:RRB1970.jpg\|145px\|Ring Record Book 1970]]
	[[file:RRB1972.jpg\|145px\|Ring Record Book 1972]]		[[file:RRB1972.jpg\|145px\|Ring Record Book 1972]]

John at 00:11, 6 February 2006

2006-02-06T00:11:16Z

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	[[file:RRB1973.jpg\|140px\|Ring Record Book 1973]]		[[file:RRB1973.jpg\|140px\|Ring Record Book 1973]]
	[[file:RRB1979.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1979]]		[[file:RRB1979.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1979]]

	[[file:RRB1981.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1981]]		[[file:RRB1981.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1981]]
			[[file:RRB19861987.jpg\|160px\|Ring Record Book 1986/7]]
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	[[file:RRB1979.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1979]]		[[file:RRB1979.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1979]]
	[[file:RRB1981.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1981]]		[[file:RRB1981.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1981]]
			[[file:Ring Final Edition 86-87.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1986-87]]

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	[[file:RRB1979.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1979]]		[[file:RRB1979.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1979]]
	[[file:RRB1981.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1981]]		[[file:RRB1981.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1981]]
	~~[[file:RRB19861987.jpg\|160px\|Ring Record Book 1986/7]]~~


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	[[file:RRB1979.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1979]]		[[file:RRB1979.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1979]]

	[[file:RRB1981.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1981]]		[[file:RRB1981.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1981]]
			[[file:RRB19861987.jpg\|160px\|Ring Record Book 1986/7]]
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			[[file:RingRecordBook.1941.jpg\|right\|350px\|1941 Edition]]
	*First published in 1942 by [[Nat Fleischer]], original Editor of the [[The Ring Magazine]].		*First published in 1942 by [[Nat Fleischer]], original Editor of the [[The Ring Magazine]].
	*Published annually, with the exception of 1986; it was discontinued after the combined 1986-87 edition.		*Published annually, with the exception of 1986; it was discontinued after the combined 1986-87 edition.
	*It has been suggested that, although these books "borrowed" heavily from the [[Everlast Boxing Record]] and [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books]], they are replete with errors.		*It has been suggested that, although these books "borrowed" heavily from the [[Everlast Boxing Record]] and [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books]], they are replete with errors.
	*Trivia: For the 1949 edition, Fleischer refused to use the term "technical knockout." Thus, there were no TKOs recorded in that book. In the foreward, he explained: "In these records, when a fighter has been stopped, whether by tossing in the sponge, through action of the referee, because of injuries, or for any other cause other than fouling, the editor placed K. O. to the credit of the victor. Under the rules of boxing, when a boxer is halted he loses by a knockout. There is no such thing as a 'technical' knockout."		*Trivia: For the 1949 edition, Fleischer refused to use the term "technical knockout." Thus, there were no TKOs recorded in that book. In the foreward, he explained: "In these records, when a fighter has been stopped, whether by tossing in the sponge, through action of the referee, because of injuries, or for any other cause other than fouling, the editor placed K. O. to the credit of the victor. Under the rules of boxing, when a boxer is halted he loses by a knockout. There is no such thing as a 'technical' knockout."
	[[~~file:RingRecordBook.1941.jpg\|280px\|1941 Edition~~]]		*See also, [[Ring Magazine Scandal]]
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	[[file:RRB1966.jpg\|145px\|Ring Record Book 1966]]		[[file:RRB1966.jpg\|145px\|Ring Record Book 1966]]
	[[file:RRB1968.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1968]]		[[file:RRB1968.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1968]]
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	[[file:RRB1973.jpg\|140px\|Ring Record Book 1973]]		[[file:RRB1973.jpg\|140px\|Ring Record Book 1973]]
	[[file:RRB1979.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1979]]		[[file:RRB1979.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1979]]

	[[file:RRB1981.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1981]]		[[file:RRB1981.jpg\|150px\|Ring Record Book 1981]]
	[[file:RRB19861987.jpg\|160px\|Ring Record Book 1986/7]]		[[file:RRB19861987.jpg\|160px\|Ring Record Book 1986/7]]
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