Roland Riedewald vs. Leif Hansen - Revision history

Emaster: Ronald Riedewald vs Leif Hansen moved to Roland Riedewald vs. Leif Hansen

2007-10-16T03:06:14Z

Ronald Riedewald vs Leif Hansen moved to Roland Riedewald vs. Leif Hansen

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Ric at 14:52, 5 May 2006

2006-05-05T14:52:54Z

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	Hansen himself fought on the card, against Ronald Riedewald of		Hansen himself fought on the card, against Ronald Riedewald of
	Surinam, fighting out of Netherlands. After two messy rounds ~~with~~		Surinam, fighting out of the Netherlands. After two messy rounds of clinching, pushing and holding, the tall, lanky Riedewald
	~~much~~ clinching, pushing and holding, the tall, lanky Riedewald
	(billed as a "negro-boxer" as one used to say in those days)		(billed as a "negro-boxer" as one used to say in those days)
	dropped Hansen in the third round with a right hook. Hansen got a		dropped Hansen in the third round with a right hook. Hansen got a

Ric: proofread

2006-05-05T14:52:09Z

proofread

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	The colorful fighter and ~~promotor~~ Leif " Baggis " Hansen made another		The colorful fighter and promoter Leif "Baggis" Hansen made another
	try to establish ~~proboxing~~ in Norway. After ~~3 1/2~~ years of inactivity,		try to establish pro boxing in Norway. After three-and-one-half years of inactivity, Hansen presented four fights in the small town of Sarpsborg, South East of Oslo.
	Hansen presented four fights in the small town of Sarpsborg, South East
	of Oslo.
	Hansen himself fought on the card, against Ronald Riedewald of		Hansen himself fought on the card, against Ronald Riedewald of
	Surinam, fighting out of Netherlands. After two messy rounds with		Surinam, fighting out of Netherlands. After two messy rounds with
	much clinching, pushing and holding, the tall, lanky Riedewald		much clinching, pushing and holding, the tall, lanky Riedewald
	(billed as a " negro- boxer " as one used to say in those days)		(billed as a "negro-boxer" as one used to say in those days)
	dropped Hansen in the third round with a right hook. Hansen got a		dropped Hansen in the third round with a right hook. Hansen got a
	cut on his lower lip which bled profusely. In the fourth round		cut on his lower lip, which bled profusely. In the fourth round
	Hansen went down again. Many felt Riedewald had hit him too early after		Hansen went down again. Many felt Riedewald had hit him too early after a "break"-situation, and there were loud protests from some of
	a " break " -situation, and there were loud ~~protest~~ from some of		the 1,000 spectators. Hansen however didn't protest, he just wanted to
	the ~~1000~~ spectators. Hansen however didn't protest, he just wanted to		go on. But the amount of blood made the referee stop the fight in
	go on. But the amount of blood made the ~~ref.~~ stop the fight in
	favour of Riedewald.		favour of Riedewald.

	This was ~~Hansens~~ last fight. He continued as a ~~promotor~~ in Oslo		This was Hansen's last fight. He continued as a promoter in Oslo
	~~in the years~~ 1964-1967, made a comeback with 4 shows in Oslo 1971.		from 1964-1967, then made a comeback with four shows in Oslo 1971.

	Ronald Riedewald was to fight three more times in Norway ( 1964 and 1965),		Ronald Riedewald was to fight three more times in Norway ( 1964 and 1965), and even had plans of settling down.
	and even had plans of settling down.

Tron at 06:57, 5 May 2006

2006-05-05T06:57:02Z

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	This was Hansens last fight. He continued as a promotor in Oslo		This was Hansens last fight. He continued as a promotor in Oslo
	in the years 1964-1967, ~~had~~ a ~~last~~ comeback ~~as promotor~~ with 4 shows in Oslo 1971.		in the years 1964-1967, made a comeback with 4 shows in Oslo 1971.

	Ronald Riedewald was to fight three more times in Norway ( 1964 and 1965),		Ronald Riedewald was to fight three more times in Norway ( 1964 and 1965),
	and even had plans of settling down.		and even had plans of settling down.

Tron: 4 more shows as promotor in 1971

2006-05-05T06:56:30Z

4 more shows as promotor in 1971

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	This was Hansens last fight. He continued as a promotor in Oslo		This was Hansens last fight. He continued as a promotor in Oslo
	in the years 1964-1967.		in the years 1964-1967, had a last comeback as promotor with 4 shows in Oslo 1971.

	Ronald Riedewald was to fight three more times in Norway ( 1964 and 1965),		Ronald Riedewald was to fight three more times in Norway ( 1964 and 1965),
	and even had plans of settling down.		and even had plans of settling down.

Tron at 14:40, 23 April 2006

2006-04-23T14:40:30Z

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	dropped Hansen in the third round with a right hook. Hansen got a		dropped Hansen in the third round with a right hook. Hansen got a
	cut on his lower lip which bled profusely. In the fourth round		cut on his lower lip which bled profusely. In the fourth round
	Hansen went down again. Many felt ~~Reidewald~~ had hit him too early after		Hansen went down again. Many felt Riedewald had hit him too early after
	a " break " -situation, and there were loud protest from some of		a " break " -situation, and there were loud protest from some of
	the 1000 spectators. Hansen however didn't protest, he just wanted to		the 1000 spectators. Hansen however didn't protest, he just wanted to
	go on. But the amount of blood made the ref. stop the fight in		go on. But the amount of blood made the ref. stop the fight in
	favour of ~~Riedwald~~.		favour of Riedewald.

	This was Hansens last fight. He continued as a promotor in Oslo		This was Hansens last fight. He continued as a promotor in Oslo

Tron at 20:28, 14 April 2006

2006-04-14T20:28:09Z

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	The colorful fighter and promotor Leif " Baggis " Hansen made another		The colorful fighter and promotor Leif " Baggis " Hansen made another
	try to establish proboxing in Norway. After 3 1/2 years of inactivity,		try to establish proboxing in Norway. After 3 1/2 years of inactivity,

Tron at 13:52, 11 April 2006

2006-04-11T13:52:50Z

Tron at 20:55, 10 April 2006

2006-04-10T20:55:55Z

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The colorful fighter and promotor Leif " Baggis " Hansen made another
try to establish proboxing in Norway. After 3 1/2 years of inactivity,
Hansen presented four fights in the small town of Sarpsborg, South East
of Oslo.
Hansen himself fought on the card, against Ronald Riedwald of
Surinam, fighting out of Netherlands. After two messy rounds with
much clinching, pushing and holding, the tall, lanky Riedwald
(billed as a " negro- boxer " as one used to say in those days)
dropped Hansen in the third round with a right hook. Hansen got a
cut on his lower lip which bled profusely. In the fourth round
Hansen went down again. Many felt Reidwald had hit him too early after
a " break " -situation, and there were loud protest from some of
the 1000 spectators. Hansen however didn't protest, he just wanted to
go on. But the amount of blood made the ref. stop the fight in
favour of Riedwald.

This was Hansens last fight. He continued as a promotor in Oslo
in the years 1964-1967.

Ronald Riedwald was to fight three more times in Norway ( 1964 and 1965),
and even had plans of settling down.

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	The colorful fighter and promotor Leif " Baggis " Hansen made another		The colorful fighter and promotor Leif " Baggis " Hansen made another
	try to establish proboxing in Norway. After 3 1/2 years of inactivity,		try to establish proboxing in Norway. After 3 1/2 years of inactivity,
	Hansen presented four fights in the small town of Sarpsborg, South East		Hansen presented four fights in the small town of Sarpsborg, South East
	of Oslo.		of Oslo.
	Hansen himself fought on the card, against Ronald ~~Riedwald~~ of		Hansen himself fought on the card, against Ronald Riedewald of
	Surinam, fighting out of Netherlands. After two messy rounds with		Surinam, fighting out of Netherlands. After two messy rounds with
	much clinching, pushing and holding, the tall, lanky ~~Riedwald~~		much clinching, pushing and holding, the tall, lanky Riedewald
	(billed as a " negro- boxer " as one used to say in those days)		(billed as a " negro- boxer " as one used to say in those days)
	dropped Hansen in the third round with a right hook. Hansen got a		dropped Hansen in the third round with a right hook. Hansen got a
	cut on his lower lip which bled profusely. In the fourth round		cut on his lower lip which bled profusely. In the fourth round
	Hansen went down again. Many felt ~~Reidwald~~ had hit him too early after		Hansen went down again. Many felt Reidewald had hit him too early after
	a " break " -situation, and there were loud protest from some of		a " break " -situation, and there were loud protest from some of
	the 1000 spectators. Hansen however didn't protest, he just wanted to		the 1000 spectators. Hansen however didn't protest, he just wanted to
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	in the years 1964-1967.		in the years 1964-1967.

	Ronald ~~Riedwald~~ was to fight three more times in Norway ( 1964 and 1965),		Ronald Riedewald was to fight three more times in Norway ( 1964 and 1965),
	and even had plans of settling down.		and even had plans of settling down.