Russell Sands (1980s) - Revision history

Andy at 10:19, 7 August 2020

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	The son of Alfie Sands who had some claim to the Australian middleweight title vacated by the death of his brother, Dave, in 1952, Russell won Australian titles at two weights. In addition to his uncle Dave, another uncle by the same name, Russell, won the Australian featherweight title. The Sands family, an Australian aboriginal family whose real name was Ritchie is the most famous family in Australian boxing history with six brothers fighting at a main event level.Russell started as a professional after his friend and jnr middleweight boxer Tony Campbell, took him to Ray Wheatley's St Marys gym. Russell started his professional career with a four round points decision over Roy Alexander. After ten bouts under Wheatley - Russell step father Fred " Boots" Stanley became his trainer.		The son of Alfie Sands who had some claim to the Australian middleweight title vacated by the death of his brother, Dave, in 1952, Russell won Australian titles at two weights. In addition to his uncle Dave, another uncle by the same name, Russell, won the Australian featherweight title. The Sands family, an Australian aboriginal family whose real name was Ritchie is the most famous family in Australian boxing history with six brothers fighting at a main event level.Russell started as a professional after his friend and jnr middleweight boxer Tony Campbell, took him to Ray Wheatley's St Marys gym. Russell started his professional career with a four round points decision over Roy Alexander. After ten bouts under Wheatley - Russell step father Fred " Boots" Stanley became his trainer.

			Died in a car accident

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Matt at 20:01, 5 August 2008

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Matt at 20:00, 5 August 2008

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	The son of Alfie Sands who had some claim to the Australian middleweight title vacated by the death of his brother, Dave, in 1952, Russell won Australian titles at two weights. In addition to his uncle Dave, another uncle by the same name, Russell, won the Australian featherweight title. The Sands family, an Australian aboriginal family whose real name was Ritchie is the most famous family in Australian boxing history with six brothers fighting at a main event level.Russell started as a professional after his friend and jnr middleweight boxer Tony Campbell, took him to Ray Wheatley's St Marys gym. Russell started his professional career with a four round points decision over Roy Alexander. After ten bouts under Wheatley - Russell step father Fred " Boots" Stanley became his trainer.		The son of Alfie Sands who had some claim to the Australian middleweight title vacated by the death of his brother, Dave, in 1952, Russell won Australian titles at two weights. In addition to his uncle Dave, another uncle by the same name, Russell, won the Australian featherweight title. The Sands family, an Australian aboriginal family whose real name was Ritchie is the most famous family in Australian boxing history with six brothers fighting at a main event level.Russell started as a professional after his friend and jnr middleweight boxer Tony Campbell, took him to Ray Wheatley's St Marys gym. Russell started his professional career with a four round points decision over Roy Alexander. After ten bouts under Wheatley - Russell step father Fred " Boots" Stanley became his trainer.

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Matt: Human:42190 moved to Russell Sands (1980s)

2008-08-05T20:00:33Z

Human:42190 moved to Russell Sands (1980s)

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John: Boxer:Russell Sands:042190 moved to Human:42190: Pagemove by bot

2007-08-18T09:11:00Z

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Ric: boxer code

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	The son of Alfie Sands who had some claim to the Australian middleweight title vacated by the death of his brother, Dave, in 1952, Russell won Australian titles at two weights. In addition to his uncle Dave, another uncle by the same name, Russell, won the Australian featherweight title. The Sands family, an Australian aboriginal family whose real name was Ritchie is the most famous family in Australian boxing history with six brothers fighting at a main event level.Russell started as a professional after his friend and jnr middleweight boxer Tony Campbell, took him to Ray Wheatley's St Marys gym. Russell started his professional career with a four round points decision over Roy Alexander. After ten bouts under Wheatley - Russell step father Fred " Boots" Stanley became his trainer.		The son of Alfie Sands who had some claim to the Australian middleweight title vacated by the death of his brother, Dave, in 1952, Russell won Australian titles at two weights. In addition to his uncle Dave, another uncle by the same name, Russell, won the Australian featherweight title. The Sands family, an Australian aboriginal family whose real name was Ritchie is the most famous family in Australian boxing history with six brothers fighting at a main event level.Russell started as a professional after his friend and jnr middleweight boxer Tony Campbell, took him to Ray Wheatley's St Marys gym. Russell started his professional career with a four round points decision over Roy Alexander. After ten bouts under Wheatley - Russell step father Fred " Boots" Stanley became his trainer.

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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The son of Alfie Sands who had some claim to the Australian middleweight title vacated by the death of his brother, Dave, in 1952, Russell won Australian titles at two weights. In addition to his uncle Dave, another uncle by the same name, Russell, won the Australian featherweight title. The Sands family, an Australian aboriginal family whose real name was Ritchie is the most famous family in Australian boxing history with six brothers fighting at a main event level.Russell started as a professional after his friend and jnr middleweight boxer Tony Campbell, took him to Ray Wheatley's St Marys gym. Russell started his professional career with a four round points decision over Roy Alexander. After ten bouts under Wheatley - Russell step father Fred " Boots" Stanley became his trainer.