Roy Ankrah - Revision history

Reenthelawman: Adding Commonwealth champions category

2009-06-07T17:05:07Z

Adding Commonwealth champions category

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	*''1955 Ring Record Book'', page 721.		*''1955 Ring Record Book'', page 721.

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			[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Featherweight Champions]]

Rowdytimothy: Boxer:Roy Ankrah:016295 moved to Roy Ankrah

2007-02-17T17:10:39Z

Boxer:Roy Ankrah:016295 moved to Roy Ankrah

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Legwarmers1980 at 22:20, 3 February 2007

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Legwarmers1980 at 02:17, 14 December 2006

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			==Career Review==
			*According to the 1955 [[Ring Record Book]], Ankrah turned professional in 1941 and posted an undefeated record of 110-0 until 1949.
	*Turned professional in the 1940s in Gold Coast (later Ghana)		*Turned professional in the 1940s in Gold Coast (later Ghana)
	*~~Wwon all national titles from flyweight~~ to ~~welterweight~~.		*From 1941 to 1949, Ankrah won the African Gold Coast Flyweight, Bantamweight, Featherweight, Lightweight, and Welterweight Titles.
			*According to the 1955 [[Ring Record Book]], Ankrah won his first 120 straight fights before losing on a foul to [[Jimmy Murray]] on May 30, 1950.
	*Made his debut in Britain in 1950 on the recommendation of Freddie Mills.		*Made his debut in Britain in 1950 on the recommendation of Freddie Mills.
	*Won British Empire title 1951; lost it in 1954.		*Won British Empire title 1951; lost it in 1954.
	*Returned to Ghana, having 3 fights there (winning 2, losing 1) before retiring.		*Returned to Ghana, having 3 fights there (winning 2, losing 1) before retiring.
	*Later helped his country's amateur squads preparing for Olympic and Commonwealth Games.		*Later helped his country's amateur squads preparing for Olympic and Commonwealth Games.

			==Source==
			*''1955 Ring Record Book'', page 721.

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2005-11-19T04:40:37Z

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	~~Died~~:~~-28 May 1995~~		[[file:Ankrah roy.JPG\|left\|photo]]
	Turned ~~pro 1940's~~ in Gold Coast [later Ghana~~] won~~ all national titles from ~~fly~~ to ~~welter~~. Made his debut in Britain in 1950 on the recommendation of Freddie Mills. Won British Empire title 1951, lost it in 1954. Returned to Ghana having 3 fights there winning 2 losing 1 before retiring. Later helped his country's amateur squads preparing for Olympic and Commonwealth Games.		<boxer>016295</boxer>

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			*Turned professional in the 1940s in Gold Coast (later Ghana)
			*Wwon all national titles from flyweight to welterweight.
			*Made his debut in Britain in 1950 on the recommendation of Freddie Mills.
			*Won British Empire title 1951; lost it in 1954.
			*Returned to Ghana, having 3 fights there (winning 2, losing 1) before retiring.
			*Later helped his country's amateur squads preparing for Olympic and Commonwealth Games.

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

New page

Died:-28 May 1995
Turned pro 1940's in Gold Coast [later Ghana] won all national titles from fly to welter. Made his debut in Britain in 1950 on the recommendation of Freddie Mills. Won British Empire title 1951, lost it in 1954. Returned to Ghana having 3 fights there winning 2 losing 1 before retiring. Later helped his country's amateur squads preparing for Olympic and Commonwealth Games.